The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-15
MISS0ULA Is ALL RIGHT
Marching Along In The Glorious Demo.
cratic Procession.
The Mayor and Every City OFFICER
but One TriumphantIy Elected
Six Out OF Eight Aldermen
Democrats.

S0N W Gt8tk HtooTbVoU
Democrats.
Special to the Standard.
MIssoULA, April IA. A democratic
snow-storm prevailed to-day, aud the re-
publicans were buried out OF sight. The
democrats elected every city officer but
treasurer, and elected six out of eight
aldermen. The number of ballots cast
for mayor was $50. The result is below.
MAYOR.
Kennedy, dem, ,. -. .+6 B0gart, ,rep.). ..... ~,
kennedy's majority, -.
CITY ATTORNEY.
Reeves, dem -, +ss Musgraye, rep.l... .y12
Reeves majority, 1i6.
Hoblitzel, ,a-u:,... $50 Myers, repJ...... 4es
Myers majority, ~.
POLICE MAGISTRATES.
Evans, dem. J.. 900. i. sa5 Mix. rep.D........y ,I
Evans majority, i2i.
ALDERMEN.
Osborne. Rittenour.
First Ward, Iong term). SIS sG
osOorne'' 'dem9 majority, /; Haley
Haley's rep majority, Is; .s
Second Ward, u,ong termC..'s2 Ii5
Angivine, rep majority, -.
lshort term ....,............m 81
Hill dem, majority, g..
Third Ward, long ermC....I7i II
Donnelly dem majority, 100.
Pussy. Moser.
Cshort term ............. ..i49 50
Pussy dem majority al Klein,
Fourth Ward, d.ong term). is5 II
Matthews dem majority, -.
Bennett. t;rinin.
Bennett s dem majority, 90.
The democrats are painting the town
red. Judge Reeves says the voice OF the
turtle has been heard in the land.
Special to the Standard.
MIssoULA, April 14.-Yesterday after
noon the local militia company had COM
pany drill in South Missoula. Sergeant
Greenough from the for was in attend
ance and gave them some instructions.
State Auditor Kenney arrived at 10
o'clock last night from Helena. He an
nounces that the board of pardons has
committed the sentence of Philip, the In
dian, to imprisonment for life. No off,
cial notice has been received at the sher-
IFS Office.
Burt Tabor, charged with horse steal
Saturday ard was brought back TO the
county Jail yesterday.
The time of the district court was taken
up this morning in hearing motions. The
venire' i'm the Winiger case was made re-
turnable ut 2 o'clock this afternoon.
A stranger reaching Missoula to-day
would think he had struck the city of
brotherly love. The streets are full of
men whose chief aim seems to be to make
their brethren happy. Their salutations
are peculiarly friendly and cordial. Their
countcnances beam with sunny smiles.
All are ready to grasp b honest hand of
the working nan or any other man who
| haS m vote TO-mnrIsnw all will Inc
changed. The Joy of some will be up in
G., while the spirits Of others will be sunk
in the 'slough of despond." Election
day is surely a great occasion.
A gentleman who arrived In the city
yesterday reported n phenomenon which,
although well known to some, has not
been published. About three-quarters of
a mile beyond Bearsmouth is a steep
bluff near the top of which are two holes
which look To he about b size of a mans
hat. For some time past smoke has is
sued from them in pulls rs IL driven out
by SEINE draft and they are now black
like chimneys. Evidently n coal deposit
is on fire inside of the hill. The gentle
man who reported il is not easily led into
excitement, but he says he would like to
examine the premises.
The dance given by the base ball club
Friday evening netted them about SlOO.
That will be enough to buy uniforms.
bob lyIltu u ukaitl oi siuty at III ~
nee as pleasant and obliging as ever.
He says he was not sorry to part company
with ther rheumatism, as he was in no way
struck on II.
The crowd of men, largely drummers.
who filed the office of the Florence yes
tertlay, showed how good a Sunday town
Missoula is. The city Is not sleepy and
the hotel accommodations are flrst-class.
This applies particularly to the Florence
and is true rs far us IL goes. But the ac-
-commodations are not sufficient. n the
influx of people is entirely out Of propo,-
ton to the hotel capacity. At the Flor
ence, which has ~ rooms and 66 beds,
would-be guests were turned away at
noon yesterday. AT the Rodgers 20 ladies,
as well as numerous men. were unable To
get accommodations. The Hoag hotel
every night for two months has seen peo-
pie turned away. Even at the depot,
where those desiring to see the city would
be least likely To stay, the same condition
of affairs exists. The Grand Central can
accommodate Go dodgers, but they have
turned away from 40 to 10 every
night for two months. The pro
prietor of the Russ house has found the
number OF his night guests more han 95,
the capacity of his house, every night for
two months. Such figures certainly do
not speak badly for the way in which out.
siders are seeking Missoula.
The bids for constructing the big South
Missoula ditch will be opened this even
ing at the Office of Fairchild. Cornish a
Go. This ditch Is TO come through Hell
Gate canyon from a point considerably
above it's head and furnish water TO all
the plated land south of the river for irri-
CATION and domestic purposes. BY means
of IL property owners expect to make
shade trees flourish To such an extent as
will make Missoula the forest as well as
the garden city of the northwest.
Donald Mitchell, proprietor OF the
the Bank Exchange. w. NJ. Lelher of the
81. Louis beer hall, Chas. Blasdell of the
firm of Foster 4 Blasdell and Ed. Gordon
of the Gem were arrested for being open
in-alnN mud Nnrn ralnas nl ON their OWL