The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-09
additional Butte ne,cs UiU be found
on the sirth page.
BUTTE CURRENT oTE

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Senator L. A. Brown Of Dillon is in the
city.
George Linsley Of Anaconda was in the
city yesterday.
The Union club reception has been post
poned to u n 1S.
Major Hornbrook will leave for The Hia-
watha mine to-day.
Con Sullivan is going to Wardner to
look after his mines.
United States Marshal Furay, Of Dee
Lodge, was i'm the city yesterday.
Naturalization papers were taken out
yesterday by Sophia Waggoner OF Butte.
A ball will be given at Renshaw hall
July IL by the Scandinavian people OF the
city.
j. NJ. Miller, of the New York Sun, is at
the McDermott and is sizing up Butte for
his paper.
A Chinaman was thrown off the Mead
erville moter yesterday afternoon. His
face.was badly cut.
An affidavit OF annual labor and inn
provements was filed yesterday by the
Anderson lode claim.
Nelson Bennett, the famous Tacoma
millionaire. was among the guests at the
McDermott last night.
During the absence Of Chief Carroll OF.
ficer Cody has been placed In charge OF
the night police force.
The funeral of Patrick Shea was held
yesterday afternoon, from his late resi-
dence, No. 10 East Centerville.
n. I. Brown, general agentof the Amer
lean Express company, arrived from Hell
n his headquarters, yesterday evening.
Colonial McCutcheon, one of Helena's
most prominent attorneys, was among the
distinguished visitors in the city yester-
day.
An agricultural patent of 160 acres i'm
township 3,issued to Frederick Cooke, was
filed i'm Tho county clerks Office yester-
day.
Officer Donovan, who has been laid mp
with an attack of pneumonia, has recov-
cred sufficiently to resume his beat on
Park street.
At 6 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Sam.
uel Jennings and Nellie Sweeney, both OF
Butte, were duly united in marriage by
Justice Cantwell.
Work has been commenced on the Lew
issohn building, corner OF Granite and
Utah streets. O'Connor & Burke of Hell
ena have the contract.
David Sterts, formerly Of the Blue Bird
in the Orc Elmo district. A new cooling
fioor has been attached.
One McConpoughty, who has been re-
peatedly arrested before for the same Of
fense, was run i'm last night by Officer
Anderson for vaRrancy.
The district court has not yet got fairly
to work in the civil business owing TO the
many cases that ARE being settled and
postponed or otherwise disposed OF.
Mary Seensen, q sad specimen of
wrecked womanhood, was ordered taken
county yesterday. Toe much whisky and
dissipation.
As the evidence against him was insult
ficient to secure a conviction IL placed on
trial, Leo Coswell, arrested for stealing
Sl24 from Maggie Burcell, has been re-
leased from custody.
The following notices Of location were
filed yesterday: The Gold Hill ode b,
4. ID. Williams ct al. the Mandamus lode
by James w. Murphy ct al; the Manda
mus Fraction lode, by the same.
Clara Wilson. arrest ed several days age
for stealing a bracelet from Mrs. Ormo
aComique performer, mas been released
from custody. The accu sed paying al
costs, Mrs. Ormo declined TO prosecute.
John Reed of the Inter Mountain and w
j. Penrose of the Mining Journal, together
with James A. Murray and Captain Bran
igan. will cav to-day for the annua
meeting OF the state press association a
Livingston.
The new officers OF the knights Of tn,
Golden Eagle are: Past noble chief
Joseph Thomas; noble chief. j. b. Knight
vice chief, John Bolitho; high priest, J
Oliver; venerable hermit, X. Stanaman
sir herald. John Rowe.
w. G.. Lewis, Jerry Roach and Juliar
Smith have returned from an examination
Of their fine prospects i'm Madison county
Judge Barrett of the same company hai
received fine ore from there. and IL th.
ore only holds it's own, the mines viii
prove as rich as any in Montana.
Marriage license were granted on Mon
day To George A. Cross and Miss Ann
Winter. both OF this city; also to John Z
Brazelton, county clerk of Deer Lodge
and Martha L. O'Malley Of Butte. Yes
terday a license was granted 20 Mat
Pauma and Mary Sipola, both Of Butte.
A party Of Butte gentlemen visited TIN
Deer Lodge penitentiary n few days ag'
and report that they were treated u~ncivill.
by a keeper named Murphy. They sa,
that because they did not buy any OF TIN
prisoners articles, their trip about the in
stitution was cut short by Murphy ant
they were told that there was 10 be M