The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-21
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A.. j. Hazlett of the Helena Independent
is in the city.
Joseph Thomas, president of the Miners
union, left this afternoon for Castle.
j. NJ. Frank, a prominent and success
full mining man of Wardner. Idaho, is in
the city.
A United States patent was filed yester-
day for the Barnard placer mine, issued
to A. W. Barnard.
Mayor Walton is suffering with an at
tack of rheumatism. He left yesterday
for Gregson Springs to recuperaie.
A. NJ. Moore has been promoted to the
city cditorship of the Miner, a position he
has deserved by faithful, honest work.
The committee of arrangements on
Miners union day will meet this evening
at Miners union hall TO settle up matters.
A meeting of the subscribers To the
Mining exchange will be held this even
ing at the office of Casey, Holland x Co.
to perfect organization.
Notices of location we're filed yesterday
of the Daisa lode by Lorin Wheeler ct al:
the Prairie Flower by j. l.. Garner ct al;
and the Way Up by Lorin Wheeler.
Edith, the only daughter of Thomas and
Ann Dunstan, die yesterday evening,
aged 2 years. The funeral will he held at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence in Copper alley.
II is stated OF good authority that Sup
e~rintendent Baxter of the Utah division of
the Union Pacific has sent in his resigna-
ton, TO take effect on July I. Vice Presi-
dent Holcomb's axe has fallen again.
Mrs. Aggie Frazer. wife of George Fra
ger, residing on Utah avenue, died yester-
day morning. The funeral will lake place
at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Frazer was about 40
years old n the mother OF several chill
dren.
A miner named McMurphy, employed
in the High Ore, while walking down
Nam street last night, slipped u
sprained his ankle. He was placed on
board of a cable car and sent to his home
at Walkerville.
All Sick. n laundryman, was ined Sand
costs by Judge Newkirk yesterday for per-
hitting filthy water to run onto adjacent
premises. The defendant paid and at once
will have his wash-house connected with
the city sewerage system.
Complaint is made of the condition OF
Utah venue since the completion of the
tracks of the electric motor n street car
companies. Both tracks are much higher
than the street, thus greatly impairing its
usefulness and convenience as a street.
Upon opening his Office yesterday MORN
ing, Judge Dingevon discovered that dur
ing the night some one had stolen his
typewriter. After a short search by the
police the machine was found in Pincus'
pawn shop, on lower Main street. The
thief kindly left the case in the office.
A rehearsal of the Dorothy opera will
he held at the high school building Sun
day afternoon. The opera will be pro-
duced with complete costumes and seen
cry i'm about eight weeks. The opera Is
for the purpose of organizing n Philhar-
monte society. Will Howard Is leader.
Late last night a messenger was look
ing for the county physician To attend
Linneman, the Finlander who was badly
sliced in the cutting ARRAY last week. In
rolling around in bed Zimmerman managed
to reopen one of the rounds i'm his right
arm from which the blood began to flow
at an alarming rate.
A burglar broke into Ernest Lange's
room, on West Broadway, last night at
about 10 o'clock. The opportune arrival
of one of the inmates of the house
frightened the prowler away before he
could secure anything. The man was
seen TO escape but owing TO the darkness
he was not recognizable.
Christ Rottman. a South Butte hotel
man, was arrested yesterday and taken
before Judge Cantwell for unlawful en-
try. O. Y. Rheims, is the complaining
witness and alleges that by virtue of legal
proceedings he came into possession of
certain premises formerly owned by Rott-
man, and which the latter now refuses To
give up. The case will be tried next Tues.
day,