The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-29
MISSOULA MELANCE.
An Interesting budget From Montana
Garden City.


An Interesting budget From Montann'-
Garden City.
Special To the standard.
MIssouLA, June 2s.-The Cinnamon of
the city are having glorious time to-day.
Several days ago they got permission OF
the mayor te celebrate "Mason day" and
this is the result. In the lower part of
town they have been firing fire-crackers
and making plenty of Chinese music.
Next In order Is the feast, for which n
number OF pigs, and chickens without
number, have been roasted. In the joss
house the usual lights are burning, but
the joss is represented by a picture here
instead of the real image. Some Of the
Cinnamon say il is n holy day of the
church. but whether IL he that or some
thing else, IL is a grand occasion and is
highly enjoyed by the Celcstials.
Mrs. NJ. =. Ware and Miss Emma Ware
of Anaconda are domiciled at the Flor
ence.
A marriage license was to-day granted
To Rev. William Hall of Grantdale aud
Miss Sarah Jane Reid of this city. Mr..
Hall ia a Methodist minister.
Joe Lannary, James Whalen aud Frank
Bell to-day filed notice OF location Of the
Last Chance quartz mining claim In the
~. Regis district.
Articles OF incorporation OF tue stony
Creek Mining company by A. X. Macken-
zie, J. II. Wilmer and A. Schappeli. The
term Of existence Is To be twenty years,
the principal offices i'm Helena, and the
capital stock $4,000 in one dollar shares.
The trustees for the first three months
ley, Charles ID. Snedakcr, James w. Bar
ker. T.. II. Reynolds, &. j. Tyler. A. X.
Mackenzie aud j. II. Wilmer.
The jury In the forcible entry and ,le-
taincr case Of O'Leary VS.. Roberts, to-day
gave verdict in favor of the plaintiff
and ilved the damages at S270s.
Whether the cause was the hot weather
or n tedious case, the district court to-day
looked rather sleepy. The visitors
loungcd on the benches. some of the oiii-
GERS could scarcely keep awake. the jury
looked tired and the attcgneys did not
seem inclined 10 waste their sweet
ness ON the desert air 10y being oratorical
in style. The case ON trial was that of
James W.. Rice, for the collection of hal
ance due on an account. The case had
been tried before John l.. Sloane. then
justice of the peace, resulting in a judg-
ment for sl0i.G6 in favor of the defend
| ant. James appealed IL TO the district
court and asks he bc given judgment to
the amount of sl00.3i balance due him
for grain and hay furnished Rice.
| The property known as the old uissou-
| tida Office property was sold to-day to
Frank G.. Higgins for 81, 100 subject To the
| approval of the district court The sale
resulted from the suit brought by the
| heirs of Y. l.. Worlen against the heirs of
| e.. II. Higgins for "a division OF the prop
| erty, which was owned jointly by Worden
and Higgins. The court appointed three
referees, who appraised the property Mt
| 5000. As Il could not be divided without
sale, Il was sold with the above result.
Officer Houtchens conducted Dock Do
herty to Hcuston's hotel this afternoon
for insisting upon helping the Cinnamon
with their celebration against their will.
Sheriff Lloyd arrived from Butte this
afternoon Ia take charge of William Da-
Wis. whom Deputy Sheriff Abernethy ar
rested at Aliens saw mill nj the head of
the Bitter Root valley, charged with horse
stealing.
Foster x Blaisdell tc-day leased To
Quong Lee and others the building back
of the Senate saloon for restaurant pur-
poses.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Mlssoula Publishing company. pub
fishers of the Go<sfte, was held to-day.
Trustees were elected as follows: L. G..
Marshall. John NJ. Keith. L. Molinelli, b.
L. Scsmith and Frank q. Higgins. The
officers are: L. {. Marshall, president
Frank G.. Higgins, vice-president; John
NJ. Keith. treasurer, and l.. Molinelii, sec
retary and manager. Upon the strength
of the good business showing made, the
manager was instructed To purchase a fast
newspaper press aud folder and other inn
proyements to the plant and tn close the
negotiations Tor the afternoon press dis
patches.