The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
Additional Butte news nil be .Joun
on the sirth page.
BUTTE CURRENT T

George Hancock of Bozcman is visiting
i'm town.
P.J. Donoboe. of Marysville, arrived in
Butte last night.
j.. NJ. Moore and L. Blackford of Ana
conda, are in the city.
Captain Brannagan returned yesterday
from a visit to his camp.
Yesterday was pay day at the Anaconda
and St. Lawrence mines.
+. ID. Deyer, travelling auditor of Union
Pacific, went south last night.
Mrs. Alex. Anderson and Miss Lizzie
Bowen left yesterday for Salt Lake.
NJ. II. Mills of Livingston was shaking
hands with old friends here yesterday.
Mrs. S. +. Commack and Miss Nellie
Culver have left for their home in Iowa..
lack Roach was fined so and costs in
police court yesterday evening for assault
and battery.
Mrs. w. II. Kenyon and daughters will
give a reception to friends this evening
from Z 10 10.
The picnic of Harmony lodge, ID. of r.,
|. o.. o.. F., will be held at Columbia gar
dens tomorrow.
&. w. Grove, of the firm of Grove d
Rowe, Minneapolis, is in the city. He is
looking over Butte.
j. w. Pace, editor of the Helena Journal,
visited the city yesterday and snapped lies
with his fellow citizens on this side OF the
range.
Willie j. Muir, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Muir, died at Burlington yesterday,
The funeral will be held at 2:30 O'Clock
this afternoon.
A meeting of the Scandinavian society
will be held at Goo Templars' hall this
evening. Addresses will be made by sew.
eral Scandinavian gentlemen.
John Hauswirth, began yesterday erect.
ing n two-story brick n basement on
East Granite street west of the Girton
house. II will be a lodging house.
Col. G.. ID. Curtis, Helena's postmaster,
chief of fire department and command
ant of fortress Helena, visited Butte and
his brother, j. ii. Curtis, yesterday.
Louis Hermanson and John Norman
were arrested yesterday on suspicion of
having stolen a miscellaneous collection
of tools, clothes, etc. They will he tried
to-day.
Mr.. Bennett of the Butte City street Rail
way company, states that the sale of tho
road has not yet been made. The pric.
asked for il from the Boston syndicate il
S3OO,OOO.
The first cantelopes and musk melons
of the season have arrived mt the restaur
ants and are sold to hungry customers n
two bits a slice. This includes salt ano
pepper for seasoning.
George Beaupre, n prominent merchan'
of Lead City. =. D., arrived Monday on q
visit to his nephew. Joseph Beaupre. Mr.
Beaupre was formerly a resident Of Mon
tana. being here during the early go,
when placer mining was in its height.
A gentleman named Drank Bail ap
peared to the county attorney yesterda,
to institute proceedings for cruelty Il
animals against a teamster hauling orr
below the city. Mr.. Bail described I'll,
treatment of the horses as brutal beyond
belief.
The report from the hospital last even
ing was much the same as the night he
fore. The two Sullivan women are still
suffering greatly from their injuries, Will,
the young man, Michael, is able to 20
from room to room. No new patients arr
reported.
Before Judge Newkirk u motion wa
made by assistant Prosecutor Cote
yesterday. TO tax the costs in the cases o.
Henley and English, acquitted the da.
before on a charge of s~windling, up I,
the defendant. The motion was re
sisted and will be argued Friday.
General Manager Ressigui, Genera
Freight and Passenger Agent Eccles an,
Superintendent Ryder, all of the Unior
Pacific, arrived in the city early yester
day morning. After visiting Anaconda
Messrs. Ressegui n Ryder returne,
south, Mr.. Eccles remaining behind an,
Will spend to-day getting acquainted Will
Butte. He will leave for Salt Lake thii
evening.
John Mcguire leaves for Helena thi
morning To pay his respects to Mrs. Gen
eral Custer. Mr.. Mcguire was the CUES
of the Clusters at Fort Lincoln, OAK. IF
teen years ago, and one year after. wbcr
the Custer massacre occurred, John Ma
guire wrote what was considered by thu
entire press the best pen picture OF Gen
eral Custer. IL was originally publishe,
in the Enterprise of Virginia City. New.
and copied by nearly every metropolitan
paper in the land.
A Chapter Organized.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.