The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-22
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that ali public improvements for the past
year are settled mp. The culvert ON East
Gold street was the last Improvement to
he completed. The bills ON all have been
Rev. Father Van de Ven and his assist
ant during tie past year ofitciAted nj l4l
funerals, 35 christeninGs ana 70 mar
The Turn verein of Butte will hold a
masked ball on the evening OF 81. N.!en-
of arrangements win meet ON Sunday To
perfect arrangements.
pared a book entitled, Eight Years in the
Tolls, or Sketches. from q Gamblers
Life" The book IL ON the road from
IL is a volume of 2ss pages, bound in cloth.
Judge -Newkirk In attending to the
affairs Of his court now in u manner that
merits the heartiest |
The Volunteer mining company has de-
cided to levy an assessment of two cents
the shaft 100 feet further. New hosting
machinery has been ordered from the
The trustees of the ARGENTINE mining |
have decided To sink n shaft ON
the Mastadon claim to n depth of 200 feet.
union services at the Presbyterian church
Henry Macller, Of the Centennial brew
Tickets for the Frederick Warie en-
RaRement were on sale this Tbs
enHaesmsnt viii bsfin Thursday evening
ttA
Genera Warren received to-day some
valuable samples of sold ore from the
Me MsP r;aSest or m' assays u an $500 snsc'"'" FRO"
+. j. Carter, of Helena, Is i'm the city to-
day:
new electric light company arrived from
st. Paul by the Northern Pacific this af-
ternoon. 1t contained two dynamos and
company was raised to-day. 1t is As by 75
feet. Fifty poles have been set out of 40
that will he Included in the system.
Captain wyman, deputy revenue collec-
tor, has just returned from an official tour
through eer Lodge county.
agent, and W. ii. Green, superintendent
OF the Montana Central came over from
Helena this morning, returning this eve
Mr.. Dawson, the general agent of the
Montana Central i'm this city. is so far inn
proved as to he able to he i'm his Office for
The Uni"m Pacific has reduced its pas
senger rates to Chicago by way of Omaha
rate is $3.50 against s6O.4O; second class.
81. so against S41.5O.
Th. Miller Hand Chemical company of
Chicago gave an exhibition of their Chem
ical this afternoon at 3o'ciock on East
Granite street., 1t was witnessed by N
large srowa OF I P,o 2 ,i ;y hoe Re 9 . ,r sh mns IN
attendance, but it's services were not re-
quired. as the chemical put out the fire
Samuel Morgan was arrested on Galena
street to-day for creating n disturbance.
Thomas Sullivan was arrested on Main
street for creating a disturbance and
using profane Language. His case Is set
for january % at 3 O'Clock.
fr sa%s wa Ri nsnf fdan Ess'i sS-aas, ii Il resd,
s.Find Maggie Kelly. She works or
keeps a boarding house: Her brother is
make of the body. Signed, Mike Me-
Gowan.' She was found this evening en-
I 4 SaS g. tine nou; She se ,rIe RSaSn: P pr o Ssr
brothers. body to he forwarded to Butte.
H. NJ. Vernon, arrested for disturbance
and assault, is out on 80 bonds.
James Hannosy, arrested for fighting
with Dan McGiniy on East Galena street,
is out ON bonds. The case is set for 8 p,
Dan McGinty arrested for fighting with
James Hanosy ON East Gaiena stree!
. I,e" sass h Se;n ..' ses for re ) D. as % Su. Ja am Hs1e d,
Forster, arrested for creating
n disturbance and ~assaulting Tiilie Mar
Fred Superonier and wife, were arrested
for fighting on East GaleGa street witt
Lanirsl For,ier: They pleaded not guilty
Ed. Mccormick, arrested for being
drunk ON East broadway, was fined .
Phil Ward. arrested for being drunk an,
asleep on sidewalk I'm front of Clarendoi
saloon Oh Main street was fined 81 an
John Malon was arrested for bein,
drunk and asleep i'm Nevada beer hall al
upper Main street.
Title Marcean was arrested today fO
grand larceny. charged with stealing 81
from Leonard Fortier on Wyoming street
Fortier appeared before Judge Newkiri
this afternoon "a the charge an
pay the charges. claiming he got hi
money back. The court withheld his ds
cision until consultation with the officer
who made the arrest.
lhe case of the city against WilliaI
Allen charged with assault and batter,
came up for hearing before New
kirk at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Th
defendant was fined 80 and costs.
. Barney Roudebush, an old and we
known citizen of Buttc,is slowly rccoverin
from a severe case of la grippe.
A reduction OF 81 i'm through rates froI
, Butte to Chicago, by the Montana Centr,
is announced. tn meet the further eat
rates from St. Paul to Chicago.
ihis mornlnR the motor from Meade
Vile collided with a team belonging
/, Kipp& Co. One of the horses was kfllc'
John Hienes, arrested to-day charge
with being drunk and asleep ON the sid
. walk. WAS flned u and costs by Judl
D Newkirk.
e unday was a sad day for n good maj
people in-B utte, there being no less this
4 i've funerals. Four of the funerals we
of full grown men and one OF q h
The following are the names and years
= the deceased: william r.. McHu0h.
y month"; "a days; Leo Boughn, y year
. Peter Bean. "a years; j. T.. Howkuk.
e years; Joseph Gilbert, 90 years.
q A light-colored fox overcoat was stole
YESTERDAY from H. X. Brown of the Wes