The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-02
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

C. Inland has returned from New Mex
leo and California.
Jack Welch is reported to he in a criti-
cal condition from consumption.
The city council will meet this evening
in an adjourned regular meeting.
Montrose addition, west Of the Gulch,
had a boom yesterday, several lots being
sold.
, Z. b. Deyoe, travelling auditor Of the
Union Pacific, Is in the city, arriving
from Pocatello yesterday morning.
The Arcade restaurant has been closed.
In a few days the building which Is
owned by j. A. Murray will be torn down
to make way for n modern brick struc-
ture.
{. Z. Dutton, the young man who sells
tickets and pounds brass" at the Nom
yesterday to look after his mining inter
ests in that locality.
Charles Kennedy, general agent, and
Robert Keppler, travelling passen-
ger agent, both of the great Rock
Island route, arrived from Portland, their
headquarters, yesterday.
Smith & Moss of Jefferson county,
Iowa, arrived in the city yesterday with a
carload of draught horses of the Norman
and Clydesdale breed. The animals are
on exhibition at the Farmers corral.
The guarantors to the FUND for the Bos-
mia are requested to meet at the court
house this evening at o'clock to draw
for choice of seats. Sale of seats to guar
antors will begin at the court house Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock.
A ball will be given at Renshaw hall
this evening under the auspices of the
Butte band and orchestra. The proceeds
are to he used for purchasing uniforms.
The hall should be crowded and every
encouragement offered the band.
w. L. Kinnear filed complaint in Judge
Eddy's our yesterday againstC: Lahman
is n conductor on the cable line, and dur
ing an alteration about change, Tuesday
night, he struck the complainant with a
lantern.
=. A. Churchill, wife and two sons have
arrived from New Brunswick N will make
Butte their permanent home. One OF the
SONS, Harry, q bright m energetic u
gentleman has accepted a position with
Curtis 4 Majors, mt will enter upon a
discharge of his duties this morning.
II was reported yesterday that a sale OF
the ground embraced in the Columbia
gardens had been made TO Linneman q
Schmidt. The rumor, like most rumors,
proved to be incorrect. The ground IL
owned by Davis 4 Richie who bought Il
from w. w. Adams several weeks ago..
'.Jack'' Quinn, one of the popular pas.
senger conductors on the Utah d North
ern, has just ended a months lay-off prin'
cipally spent at Ogden and Salt Lake
His glowing accounts of the pleasures en-
joyed SO aroused doc" Flanders, n fel
low ticket mutilator, that he too will take
a little rest.
William Reeves, tried before Judge
Newkirk Wednesday for robbing William
Ross, was taken into court yesterday &c
hear the decision. In view OF the con,
fiicting nature of the testimony the judge
finds il q difficult task to form an opinion
and again remanded the prisoner unit
to-day In order to deliberate farther on the
case.
United States patents were filed yester
day to Joseph C.. Stettheimer and JOSEPH
:. Baer for the Aberdeen lode; to Leopold
Stettheimer, Edward w. Arnold ant
Amelia Bruno, the Manzenille lode: 10
seph Rosenthal. The Harnett claim; DO
seph &. Stettheimer n Joseph 5. Baer
the May Flower lode: Joseph Rosenthal
David Cohen and Ezra NJ. Alderman. thu
Ida lain.