The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-31
Arrival and Departure OF Malls.

Butte, Helena. ali points south, all -.
Eastern States. ."...... ...,.....- e.lS 4
Cable and Pyrenees. ii.oo K. III. Monday. Wed.
nesdAy and Friday.
MAILS ARRIvE DAILY FROM
Ssns. and 1ser Iodye Ii.D 4 N.
All points North and East OF Garrison s.35 I. n.
All points North and West OF Garrison s.35 J.. M.
An points South, all Eastern States,
and Butte 49, . y.
Cable and ifiyirenees, 400 i. NJ. tuesdays, Thurs
All mails close as minutes before departure.
THE WEATHER
The daily record Of the thermometer In
this city IL reported by A. L. Playter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: Z "a. M. A
degrees above; II m, 81 degrees above;4
p. m, 62 degrees above; 8 p. m, ~ de-
grees above.
ABOUT THE CITY.
General Manager Baldwin Of the Mon
iana Union says that ground for the new
depot i'm this city will be broken within
two weeks.
Tomorrow this city will send a liberal
delegation to Wilder lake, where the
Hamm-Gaudaur race Is one OF the at
fractions.
An interesting game Of lawn tennis
took place last evening at the upper end
If Main street. A number of ladies were
interested spectators.
Frank Foskett closed his saloon yester-
day afternoon from I o'clock until q
in honor of the day. Several Others fol-
lowed suit, closing their rlaccs for "A few
hours.
Lake Wilder is one Of the most attrac-
tive spots on the line of the Montana
Central railroad. Special attractions are
offered there tomorrow, and a cheap
rate Of sarc is offered from Anaconda.
II was reported yesterday morning that
the noon train would bring Governor
Toole to this city. The Wolfe Tone
guards marched 10 the station Ia receive
him, but the governor did not appear.
After an absence of two years Peter
Schumacher, the wrestler, has reformed To
the city and is prepared 10 accept cbal-
lenges from all comers, either Greeco-
Roman or catch-as-catcl-can, for any
reasonable amount.
The price of a round trip ticket from
this place TO Lake Wilder and return,
Tomorrow, is s2.25. The s~culling race
will be u Of the sporting events of the
season. Excursionists will return 10 An
aconda on the regular evening train.
The Silver Stars of this city, "A juvenile
base ball club, worsted a similar club
from Deer Lodge by "a score of ~ To Is.
The game was played at the depot
grounds. Arrangements were made for
"A ralllFn n In la HlAks..sl tnN al.
day.
A double carriage, occupied by Farley
Burrows aud several other men, while en-
tcring the race track grounds yesterday
met with an accident. In passing over n
rnt in the road the cvcner was broken and
the team started To run away. They were
stopped, however, before any other dam
age was done.
The Missoula base ball club are OK
pected TO arrive tomorrow, and a gane
will be played at the driving park TO-
morrow afternoon. The Garden City team
is said To be n daisy, and IL is expected
that a most interesting contest will take
place. The Anaconda boys are now ready
Tor all corners. The game will be called
u ?ED O'clock.
Owing TO q misunderstanding and also
to the fact that the Philipsburu boys ar. |
rived so late Thursday night, there was
M n who could locate them. although
arrangements had beer made for their
care. The boys remained over last night
IN preference 10 riding In the night time.
They were shown the town In all its
phases n will start for home this morn. |
ing.
Ohlcer Jack Buchanan has accepted a
position as assistant jailor at Deer Lodge
~penitentiary, n goes there this MORN
ing. Mr.. Buchanan has been ON the
Anaconda police force for about eighteen
months and has filed the position most
faithfully and well. He has made many
friends here during the time by his genial
spirit and readiness TO doa favor az any
lime. All unite In wishing hin all sue
cess in his new position.
Capt. Neidenhofen Of Butte, who was 10
have been one OF the speakers of the day
IN that city yesterday, came To Anaconda
on "A business engagement yesterday
morning. The gcntlcman's business de-
tanned him longer than he anticipated and
he was unable To return 10 Butte and de-
liver his Grafton, missing The train by a
hairs breadth. When IL became known
that Capt. Ncidenhofen was unavoidably
detained In this city and could not MI his
place on the programme, he was tcle-
graphed for permission 10 Use his manu-
script. lie kindly consented.
PERSONAL.
Nelson Bennett and wife, Of Tacoma,
aud Mrs. Willard Bennett, Of Deer
Dodge, are guests at the Montana.