The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-30
BUTTE CURRENT r

Prof. L. w. Dean of Jefferson county
is visiting friends in this city.
Peter Miller will open a saloon i'm a few
days Mt No. % East Park street.
An affidavit of annual improvement has
been filed for the Little Sarah claim.
Henry Williams, manager of the Col
orado smelter, is expected home to-day.
C.. f. Lloyd ct al. have located the I'm
known claim in an u~norganized district.
The Alice shipped 16 bars via Pacific
Express yesterday of an value
Of S25, 152.
Fred Mcintyre of Minneapolis is in the
city looking up a location Tor a Hour and
feed store.
George w. Farlin has received n United
states patent for the Columbia claim i'm
summit Valley district.
Joseph Il. Hofiin and j. ID. Bassctt, two
lumber dealers of Minneapolis, are in the
city on a prospecting tour.
Officer James arrested Mrs. Kennedy,
residing on South Washington street, last
night, on a warrant charging her with dis
turbing the peace.
A fellow who was too drunk to know
his name was run in last night by Officer
James for making a bed of the sidewalks
on West Broadway.
Stock sales yesterday were 300 shares
Glengary at TL; 1000 Mountain Lion at
30; 10000 Phoenix ut 124; 1000 Poorman
Extension ut l2H; 1000 Volunteer at II.
Judge Cantwerl performed his nrst
marriage ceremony yesterday. The
eel and Anna Wagner. He kissed the
bride.
W. II. Baldwin, superintendent OF the
Montana Union, left Omaha yesterday on
his return to Butte. He will arrive to-mor.
row afternoon. Mrs. Baldwin will ac-
company him..
The funeral of Patrick X. Murphy, the
miner killed in the Mountain Consoli-
dated Monday will be held at 2 o'clock
his afternoon from the home of the de-
ceased I'm Centerville.
Agent McCaig, of the Northern Pacific,
states that his company will give a rate of
one fare and a fifth for the round trip to
the Bozeman firemen attending the tour
niment here next Sunday.
Jerry Griffith and Tom Richards, jailors
under Sheriff Lloyd, will leave this morn
ing for Gibbonville, Idaho, to engage in
placer mining. Apparently they have
abandoned hope OF recovering their lost
Jail.
Carroll Smith, agent of the Pacific Ex-
press returned yesterday from
Apex whittier he and Mrs. Smith vent to
visit Mrs. James Haining, n relative, who
is dangerously i'll. Mrs. Smith remained
with the sick lady.
Everybody interested in the formation
Of IA lodge of the Sons of st. George is re-
auested to meet at 4 o'clock this evening
at the Hibernian hall. All Britishcrs,
their sons and gr~andsons. are invited
There should be a large attendance.
Il is said that the reported burglary of q
room in the Butler house Friday evening
was no bold, bad robbery after all. Some
friends of O'Neill n Kaufman, the men
~occupyinp the room, played a practical
Joke on them and merely carried OIL thei
clothes to brighten them. The goods have
been returned to their owners.
f. c. Kinney, resident engineer of the
Union Pacific, returned yesterday after
noon from New Mexico, where he made
surveys for several branches which thu
mpa intends 10 build this summer
The branches will he constructed from
the main line of the Mol Pacific q Gulf
formerly Denver, Texas d Fort worn
road.
Let,a Bass was fined SO and costs il
the police court last week for assault an,
battery. Not having the money to pay tin
amount she was given a few days tim'
in which to do SD. As she showed no dis
position to settle, she was arrested MOI
day night on n commitment and jailed
Yesterday morning she gave bonds To-
the payment of the full amount and wa
released.
Kate Haskings Was tried before Judg'
Newkirk yesterday afternoon for larcen,
as bailee. The complainant was Jacl
Mcintyre, who accused the defendant o
having sold a ring that he had loaned her
The evidence aduced for the defense wa
sufficient to warrant his honor In believ
ing that Mcintyre had made a presen, o
the ring TO the woman n he accordingl.
discharged her and taxed the costs up I
the complaining witness.