The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-27
Arrival and Departure Of Mall
THE WEATHER

dAy, Saturday.
An mails close IS minutes before departure.
THE WEATHER
The daily record of the thermometer In
this city is reported by A.. T. Playter,
druggist. corner Main aud First streets.
The record for yesterday was n. M, AZ
degrees above: II M. bs degrees above: 4
p. m, So degrees above; 8 y. m, 80 de-
Rrees above.
ABOUT THE CITY.
Peter Hale and his sister Mary were in
Butte yesterday returning last evening.
The Fife and Drum corps were out on
the streets last evening for n short time
for practice.
Ii is understood that Michael Lyons has
or will shortly hand in an application re-
questing his appointment as chief Of po-
lice in case OF "A vacancy.
George Ellston yesterday received and
accepted an offer from the II. o.. =. OF /.
Of Butte To them 10 Helena on
The Fourth of July with the fife and drum
corps.
lfNttE ~ NiiiitlilN rlstfattt ''splNthss
which is billed 10 appear at Evans opera
house tonight are To play in Butte and
will not appear In this city until tomorrow
night.
Complaint was filed in Judge Fitzger-
aids court yesterday against a prominent
merchant for kindling a bonfire near the
corner of Main aud First streets, IA viola
ton Of ordinance No. q, section No. IA.
&. NJ. Bowen was taken To Warm
Springs yesterday for his health. MIR.
Bowen has not rs yet fully recovered
from an accident sustained in a recent
runaway in which he wa thrown from
his buggy.
The Lowland club will give "A party at
the Montana tonight as n last reception
10 their society friends. The committees
are: Reception. q. Keppler, w. l..
Hoge, Is. y. Mahan. ). A. Estes and G.B.
Winston. Floor-R. L. Williams. ". X.
Brown, A. 4. Playtcr and George ;. Bart
lett.
Aleck Bureau was arrested yesterday
and fined s. and costs by Judge Fitzger-
aid for giving an exhibition without II III
ccnsc. Bureau has n phonograph in
Tooey q Hunts saloon and was doing "A
rushing business AT 10 cents per head.
He Immediately took out n theater license
for 81 and was as busy rs ever last right.
The Fourth of July committee yestcr-
day received the programme OF the Boston
d Montana bands music which will he
rendered on thc Fourth, in this city. The
programme contains many fine numbers
Of all the latest aud most popular music.
The committee also received six large
cases of fire works from Boston and state
the exhibition in the evening will he the
finest ever exhibited i'm the state.
Tomorrow the races at the driving park
will take place and a large number Of Wis.,
iting horsemen are expected from Butte,
Helena and other cities. The horses
which have been entered and the names
Of which have already been published are
thoroughbreds Of well-known merit as
racers. Excellent sport il looked for.
Pools will be sold a, the track ON the va
contests and refreshments will also
be handy.
Al a meeting OF the A. q. U. w. We'd
ncsday night the following officers were
for thee ensuing six months: w.
w. Turney. master workman; j. X. Boar
man, foreman James Stephens, ovcrseer.
ID. A. Finiayson, recorder; NJ. Martin.
flnancier: J. A. Schroeder, receiver; John
Carey. guide; j. Hall, inside Waterman;
Henry Burrows. outside watchman. DIR.
y. =. Snyder was chosen medical exam
liner. These officers will he installed two
weeks from time Of election.
The condition Of Cherry street, at the
corner of Park avenue, is something Ia be
deplorcd. Quite "A large pond Of water
fills up the street the entire width u n
ar two OF gravel has been dumped
there. making IL almost impassi-
bile. Yesterday this notice was post
ed: "Batbs 10 cents. inquire OF Pat
Walsh The fact that the street
has been i'm this condition for several days,
causes considerable comment among the
citizens who reside i'm that vicinity and
who are justly indignant at the seeming
neglect Of the authorities i'm allowing IL To
be so. II would not take more thal a
couple of hours 20 remove the cause.
Notice.
The honorable board Of county commits
siouers of Deer Lodge county will meet I'm