The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01
BUTTE CURRENT r

Judge Eddy is i'll with inflammatory
rheumatism.
James M; Fish yesterday filed his oath
as deputy sheriff.
George w. Sproule, clerk of the SUI
preme court at Helena, is in the city.
CThere will be a meeting of the press
club at the Mining Journal Office his
evening.
Butte & Boston shipped 16 bars of an
estimated value of S25, $40 via American
express yesterday.
H. w. Adams, general agent Of the
Union Pacific, departed for Salt Lake
yesterday evening.
George l.. Tracy,a prominent Helenaite,
was among the distinguished visitors in
the city yesterday.
c. Z. Wainey and j. &. Hynes will have
. charge of the commissary department at
Lake Wilder to-day.
The Butte band and orchestra will give
an open air concer at the Columbia Gar
den this afternoon.
Mrs. Julia A. Aston left recently for her
old home in Galena, ILL.,, and will be abb
sent abou two months.
E. II. Hubbard, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Great Northern,
was in the city yesterday.
Sheriff O'Neill Of Choteau county, was
in the city last evening bound for Deer
Lodge penitentiary with a prisoner.
The Montana Central train which
\ leaves here daily at 4 p. m. for Helena
will to-day not leave until 5 O'Clock.
The trial of Larry Smitzhger, for blow
ing up August Stenberg with giant
powder, will probably begin Monday.
Three bars Of silver bullion of an esti-
mated value of $3.50 were forwarded via
Pacific express by Clark Bros. yesterday.
Mrs. ]. w. Gilligan departed yesterday
morning for Cedar Rapids, Ia, to attend
the funeral of her mother, who died sud-
denly Friday evening.
The Good Templars will attend services
in a body at the South NJ. E. church this
evening. A temperance address will be
delivered by the pastor.
The opera dorothy will shortly be
ton Of professors Mcmillan and Howard,
both accomplished musicians.
c. H. Lord, city ticket and passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific. has about
recovered from his recent severe illness
and expects TO resume his duties to-mor-
row.
+. ID. Adams, assistant superintendent
Of the American Express company and N.
L. Brown, general agent of the same
company, headquarters at Helena, visited
the city yesterday.
The late E. NJ. Bowen, proprietor of the
Butte City hotel. will be buried this after
noon al 2 o'clock. The funeral will be
directed by Ridgely Lodge No. n, l. D. q.
F., OF which deceased was q member.
On and after June o all passenger rates,
both local and through. on all railroads
running out of the city, will be restored To
regular tariff rates. The passenger war Is
ever and cheap travel will soon cease.
:. s. Trice received a telegram last
night from his sister, Mrs. n. b. Porter,
P~lattsburR, Mo-, informing him that she
would arrive here Tuesday to visit him.
The brother and sister nave not seen each
other for IL years.
The little Syear old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G.. Bayliss disappeared from home
yesterday morning and for several hours
could not be found. She was finally dis
covered coolly toddling along at the cor
ner Of Galena and Washington streets.
Rain is usually considered among the
cheap commodities and accepted as a
matter of course. During the shower of
yesterday afternoon, an enthusiastic indi-
vidual was heard TO observe that every
drop that fell was worth a dollar to the
| country, and il he could afford il he'd buy
\ all the elements had on hand at the same
price"
The following notices of location were
filed yesterday; The Big Wolf lode by
j. ). Darlington ct al. the Munroe placer
by ID. w. Stoner eft al. the Fleece Noun
tain lode by Robert Bayles ct al. the Sui
phide by A. II. Porter ct al; the Chloride
the Snow Slide 10y the same; the Mary &.
{. by Henry Maloney ct al. the Miners
Delight by A. II. Porter ct. AL; the Safe
placer by Isaac Moorelouse ct nj,