The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-12
MIssoULA NEWS NOTES.
Junk shop Davis Heavily fined-Men who
Burned the Chinaman'ss Store Punished.
Special IN the Standard


junk shop Davi. Heavily Flned-M.n Who
burned the Chinaman's Store Punished.
Special to the Standard.
MIssoULA. July ia meeting OF the
railroad employees Of this city will he held
Saturday night To make the iinal range
ments for their picnic to be held at
Stevensvillc, July a.
The proprietor Of the Helena hotel has
i'm his possession n time check belonging
to Will Hathcrington which was recently
found.
Lou i. Smith, James Larkin and +. II.
O'Brien of Butte were at the Florence last
night.
A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Missoula Fire Clay, Brick aud Tile com
pany was held last night. A communica-
ton was read from a man i'm Helena who
has been in the pottery and tile business
I'm Rockford, llls., and who makes over
lures to the company To buy an almost
complete plant which he owns and sell
him a large block of stock. The secretary
was instructed to correspond further with
him. Various plans for working the COM
pany's property consisting of $50 acres OF
land containing fire-clay near the Nor
ton's coal mine, were discussed ana some
adopted. A committee TO attend To the
DFlntlnR p1 ttDck ceFtiltlteS was ap-
pointed. The trustees will manage the
business until the bylaws are revised and
adopted.
In the case of Carron VS.. Woods the last
of the testimony was taken to-day. Then
the court adjourned and the jury went out
tn get some instructions concerning the
measuring of water in the bitches. This
cast recalls "A similar one i'm which Judge
Reeves and Il. &. Marshall were retained
soon after their arrival here from Ken
lucky. They made eloquent speeches
after which an attorney on the other side
rose and said he was not surprised that
they knew nothing about water. as he un-
derstood Kentucky people did not use il.
This morning the railroad men from
Noxon were arraigned before Judge Logan
and on the advice of the prosecuting wit
ncsses the charge of malicious mischief
was entered against them. They pleaded
not guilty and upon paying all the loss of
the Cinnamon. the costs of the suit and
so fine each were discharged. They got
oil easily, but this arrangement was
probably better FOR the Cinnamon than to
have found them guilty of arson in the
first degree.
This morning Frank McGregor was
brought before Judge Evans charged with
petit larceny. He entered the plea of not
guilty and his trial was set for tomorrow
at III a. IN.
Geo. X. Chalfauut of Butte, is i'm the
city. He will attend the races next week.
doe Davis got cinched again to-day.
Last night Chief Feile made n descent
upon his junk shop which resulted in his
being tried to-day for receiving stolen
goods. The goods consisted of a pair of
rants stolen from the Missoula Mercan-
tile company. Judge Evans and Logan
who tried the case fined doe $50 and costs.
No. 4 came in from the West about six
hours late to-day. The cause was "a wreck
of some empty freight and passenger ears
n short distance west of Spokane Falls
which neccssitatcd' stop until the track
was cleared and fixed mp. Besides that
there was n hot box between Spokane
Falls and this city.
DIR. Grains bondsmen have offered $50
reward for his arrest.
Belle Hall. a sporting woman,scnt some
time Z To the Warm Springs aud re-
Gently dismissed, is reported Ia be here
and crazy again. Deputy Sheriff Houston
* hunting for h,r.