The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-08
BUTTE CURRENT VOTES

George W, Perkins, of Dillon, is in the
city.
Godfrey Lozier left yesterday on IA trip
Chicago and Canada.
John E. Lloyd has returned from his
trip to Port Townsend.
Elizabeth Jane, an infant daughter of
William j. McRae, died on Sunday.
II is expected that the grand jury will
make its report to-day or tomorrow.
II. Hankley and others yesterday filed a
claim for the Goldsmith quartz location.
The immortal Bill Nye will appear at
the Lyceum tomorrow and Thursday
evenings.
The Moulton shipped nine bars Of an
estimated value of Sl3,76O via Pacific Ex-
press yesterday.
A benefit concert will be given by Prof.
L. Var Orion At the Lyceum OH the even
ing of April 10.
At the Episcopal church fair this even
ing an egg containing a handsome set
ring will he rallied oil.
For committing a nuisance, John DAILY
was fined 81 and costs in the police court
yesterday. He was jailed in default.
w. +. Moore and others, of Dillon, are
in the city looking 10 the purchase of
Butte real estate for a syndicate of Dillon
investors.
u. n. Nlc' blN1llt HIS oiu lie talipTi1ik
establishment on Main street to Henry
Jones and is at present engaged with
Cans x Klein.
David lob died in Centerville on SUM-
day afternoon of pneumonia. Mr.. lobe
was out on Saturday and his death was a
shock To his many friends.
Charles Bressline was arrested yester-
day by officer McLaggan for fighting in
the Board of Trade saloon. He pleaded
guilty and paid the usual fine.
Stock sales by Goble q Nichols yester-
day were: 1000 Shares Hiawatha at BIZ,
LOO Constitutional at 3L. loo Mountain
Lion at sE, 800 Southern Cross at AH.
James Meehan of Boston left for home
yesterday after visiting several weeks
with his sister, Mrs. Michael McNulty, and
Joseph Walsh of Connell's store, who
was am old schoolmatc of his.
W. V. Lawler purchased "a half interest
in the Gambrinus O claim yesterday
The property is now owned by Lawler q
Hanswirth. and will be plated and laid
off as an addition to the city.
J. Saterlee, 'Spot,' pleaded guilty to
assault and battery in the police court
yesterday and was fined $500 and costs
Saterlee is one of the men h SO badly
used up Paul Meehani in h Combination
saloon Saturday night.
Hector Godcheauf was arrested Friday
night on complaint of his wife, who
charged him with disturbing the peace.
He was arraigned yesterday. but owing to
the illness Of his wife his trial was con
tinued until Tomorrow afternoon.
'Jim" Miller, who succeeds L. NJ. Leon
ard as city editor of the Inter Mountain
arrived i'm the city yesterday afternoon
! Mr.. Miller is a pleasant n companion
' able gentleman and soon will become a.
popular as his predecessor.
St. Johns fair will open at Renshav
hall this evening. There will be a mus
ical programme including a trio for tn
piano. violin and cornet, and several
good vocalists will appear. On Thursda.
evening there will be a calico carniva
ball.
man complained AT the sheriff Ollie
last evening that his little girl had bee
kidnapped. She did not return from
school and she had not been heard from
Mrs. Thomas was suspected of the dec
and the father asked for n search warran
of that woman's premises. He was tol,
10 hunt up a justice of the peace.
The preliminary examination of Jane
Rowe, arrested Saturday night on susp
cion of having robbed Mike Adams, wa
completed before Judge Newkirk yestei
day. Decision was reserved until to-day
Adams accuses Rowe of having robbie
him of $50 while he was asleep in a batl
tub in Cushing's barber shop i'm Par
street.
Potter and H.. &. Potter of New York an
: H. {. Davis also of New York. were in tn
city yesterday. The three first named ar
stock holders in the Northern Pacific an
are on n pleasure trip to the coast. MI
Davis is the company's general agent q
New York. A number Of ladies accom-
panied the party.