The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-09
BLED TO DEATH.
A Man in the fiathead Country who.s
Nose Gave Out.

A Man in the fiathead Country Whose
Nose Gave Out.
Special To the Standard.
MIssoULA, July SMILES Mix is going
To build "a two-story and basement addi-
tion 70hy ~ feet TO the north Of his pres
ent lodging house as soon as he can make
the contracts. The building will then he
"a feet wide and ii2 feet long.
About midnight Chief Feile arrested one
Pat Moore. an old man who was lying
drunk on the sidewalk in front of the
Gem theater. The old citizen cursed and
prayed for the officer in succession. To-
day Judge Evans sentenced HIM to %
days in this county Jail, but gave him 10
minutes In which too seek other climes.
bless you, only want five." and imme-
diately departed.
G. Sales of Horse Plains, who is In the
| city to-day, reports that Jacob Hermann,
| jr., bfed 70 death July Z at Thompson
Falls. He was formerly resident of the
| Bitter Root valley, aud since his boyhood
has been troubled with nosebleed. This
| time il proved fatal.
Hon. Joseph Toombs, ex-mayor of Graf
ton, N. d.. and j. II. johnson, deputy
county clerk of Misso,ila. leave this even
ing for a pleasure trip Of a few days in the
Flathcad lake country.
Hon. w. NJ. Bickford was at French
town yesterday.
W. II. Bennett says that he will enter
| Lans w. in the circuit races.
| Major Charles Mcclure, paymaster U.
| :. A., came over from Helena to-day, and
| this afternoon proceeded with guard ~
Fort Missoula. where Inc will pay the sol
| diers.
| v. Flynn, a young man of Grantsville.
has come down the valley to make his
Mr.. McHale of the Gazette was teaching
school, Mr.. Flynn was one of his pupils.
| "A meeting OF the directors of the Mis-
soula District Telegraph company will be
held this evening to elect q successor to
| w. &. Pyfer, the general manager, who ~
going to Tacoma To enter the real estate
business.
w. II. Smead OF Dillon, president of the
Dillon Lumber aud Grain company, is In
the city for a short stay.
Pierre r. Dierckx was to-day sworn i'm
as deputy clerk OF the district court OF the
Fourth judicial district, to succeed VIII
liam Landers, whose resignation has been
ten dered and accepted.
| A marriage lie ense was issued to-day tc
Albert Hall and Ida Mcdonald, both oi
| Potomac.
Deputy Sheriff Abernethy returned
from Noxon, bringing with him A. b
Lenstrom. James Clark. &. Elliott and H
Jerome, four members of the railroad
gang who are charged with burning the
house and destroying the goods OF Jos
| lam, u tuif1fnAu. oueFiu HOUSTON !,
expected this morning with the rest oi
the crowd.
DIR. Parsons reported To the board of
health that McGinty, the man whom he
was called to attend at the Florence ho tel
last night.d and was buried like ther,
who call doctors.
The district court has been busy hearing
testimony In the water right case of Car
ron VS.. Woods.
Last night at the council meeting an or
dinance was introduced. one of who's
| provisions is to increase the salaries %
the patrolmen Ia $50 a month. Ii ough
surely to pass. At the present time the,
get s15. which is considerably decrea SCI
by the discount ON city warrants. Mis-
sou In has as efficient and courteous a lo
Of police officers as can be found in an.
town of equal size in the country. Thei
, present salaries are not sufficient. The,
ought To receive more not only because
they earn il, but also because the cit!
owes il To itself to have all its official
fairly remunerated.