The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-24
BUTTE CURRENT T

John Carney was naturalized yester.
day.
B. E. Harris, a prominent Helenaite, is
in the city.
". C. Beer and wife of Omaha are wish
tors I'm the city.
The real estate association will meet at
. o'clock this afternoon.
Company f of the Montan rifles has
elected Oscar Tain first sergeant.
The Scandinavian orchestra will hold q
ball Mt Hibernia hall this evening.
c. II. Richardson, manager of the Dill
lon lumber company, Is In the city.
A quartz location was filed yesterday Of
the Cuckoo's Vest lode, by j.. L. Brown.
Forty tons of ore from the Milwaukee
have been got out n preparations are
making to ship.
llCity Attorney Corbett is back from
Helena. where he lend the Floweree-
velie wedding.
The boys of Mantle & Warren's real
estate office challenge the employees of
any other institution to a game OF base
Frank Stephens, of Anaconda. is pre-
pairing to build a fine brick block at the
southeast corner of Montana and Park
streets.
Spokane has offered to play Butte three
III Va bht III ttiis Stty W a. dhtii
of $500. The offer will probably be ac-
cepted.
United States patents for the Alta lode
mining claim and the Emporium claim,
issued to William >. Switzer, were filed
yesterday.
The magnificent lamp which Mrs. FAINT
.received as a wedding gift from G.. II. Cal
der OF Chicago, is on exhibition in j. II.
Boyce's store.
William Bowen, who was appointed
special policeman at the last meeting of
the city council, took the oath yesterday.
Bowen is in charge of the city dump.
General Manager Baldwin of theM Mon
lana Union has decided to take up his
residence at Anaconda and will remove
TO the Smelter City the first of ext
month.
A little girl whose name could not be
learned was run over by a buggy i'm the
ing. Ii was reported that her leg was
broken.
Hon. W. II. DE Witt of the Supreme
Court arrived from Helena yesterday
morning. Judge and Mrs. DE Witt will
make their home ut Anaconda until court
convencs next July.
The lost Charley Ross has been found.
He was arrested last night by Officers
Donovan n Anderson for stealing a
pair of trousers hanging in front of an
East Park street store.
Nothing has yet been heard of the miss
ing Alex McGintrick, but il IL thought that
he is all right. The police opine that he
quietly left the city and will soo be
heard Of somewhere In the mountains.
Tom Corners, an old-timer Of Virginia
City, is in the city visiting friends. Mr..
Connors has been q resident OF the state
so long that he dates his arrival with the
time when the mountains were still mole
hills.
Invitations have been received by local
horsemen to enter for the Spokane Falls
races, July 3, 4 and 5. Entries close June
10. II is not likely there will be any en-
tries from here, as the Butte races are al
the same time.
This evening a meeting will be held al
the office of Curtis q Majors for the pur.
pose of completing the organization OF
the Colleen Bawn Mining company. The
property owned by the company Is To-
Gated heal the mouth of Horse Canyon.
Officer Binder arrested j. Poindexter
and the .Dutch Kid" for vagrancy last
night. The kid" is a confirmed NOR
phine eater, and his a~ppeals.to be permit
ted to keep n bottle OF the drug found on
him when arrested were pitiful to hear.
He was allowed to keep enough TO last
him over night.
John Olson and John Eriskson got into
an argument of some kind on East Park
street yesterday evening. Failing to ar
rive Mt n satisfactory conclusion they
sought TO settle the question by ~resortinR
to a rough and tumble fight. Just as !,
was getting interesting a couple of officers
swooped down on the two Johns and
locked them up.
Mr.. Van Orion of the firm of Van Ortou