The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-25
BRIEF POINTERS.

GREAT FALLS, April 24.-Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. James Moon of the Boston &
Great Falls addition. a daughter.
Sheriff Reynolds of Butte took w. E.
Phillips to Butte yesterday. Phillips was
arrested by Detective Guerin on instruc-
tons from Marshal McNichols of Butte,
who telegraphed that he is wanted for
embezzlement in Silver Bow county. 1t
is alleged that Phillips has also repre-
sented himself to be deputy state boiler
inspector.
The Montana Brewing company to-day
received 16 large hogsheads for their ex-
tensive plant. Each has a capacity of rs
barrels and will greatly increase the pro-
duct of the brewery.
Company A, N. G. NJ, will participate
in the exercises at the War Songs con-
cert IN the opera house Wednesday even
ing.
j. H. johnson and wife deed to Arthur
Boyle lots %, 20 and 30, University addi-
ton; consideration, $500.
Charles S. jackson and wife deed to
Herman johnson lot 8, block 8, Fourth
Street addition, to North Great Falls;
consideration, $50.
II. w. Willard and wife deed to Ben
johnson and Gust. Nordquist, lot 5, block
AOs Dcits CoubiucEdtious S@OJ.
In the suit of M. NJ. Lyter VS.. Sigvard
Mass, judgment has been entered in favor
of plaintiff for $115.95 for professional
services rendered.
Edward LARSEN of Benson, Mimi. ar
rived in Great Falls last night with a
colony of farmers for the agricultural
settlement at Burtonville, Teton county.
The party left for the settlement last
night.
Roy Goodwin, one of the directors of
the national organization of the A. r. o.,
is in the city and will remain several
days, recognizing the local union.
In the police court to-day Edward Bell
amy, who had found the condition of So
ciety unsatisfactory and resorted to beg
ging, was committed for four days. John
Cassidy, drunk and disorderly, a familiar
figure about the jail, was committed for
the same period. Ollie DAVIS, charged
with assault and battery upon the person
of another inmate of u house on second
street south, pleaded guilty and paid
$685., much to the relief of several men
who feared they would be summoned as
witnesses.
S. 3. Foster. bugler in company D.,
9th infantry, u. S. A., stationed at Fort
'Assinaboine, 10 in Great Falls and will
render the bugle calls at the war songs
concert at the opera house Wednesday
evening. He has been Is years in the reg
ular army and is q confederate veteran,
having served in the 25th Virginia cavalry.
The Engineering Record, London and
New York publication, contains in the
March number a description of the actual
and developed water power at Great
Falls. II is from the pen OF j. L. Fan.
pir nf in uyhn
engineer during the development of the
power in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laird of Fort
Benton will remove to Great Falls soon.
The local union of the American Rail-
way union held largely attended and en-
thusiastic meeting last night. Roy Good |
win, one of the directors of the national
organization, was present, and spoke at
length on ''Good Government and Organ
lied Labor" His remarks were sound |
and eloquent and he was literally APP
plauded. The union elected the follow |
ing officers for the ensuing year: j. r. |
Chenevert, president; Z. L. Cronkhite,
vice president; E. L. White, recording |
secretary; Charles Spry, financial secre- |
tary; A. b. Hunt, treasurer; ]. Hauxwell, |
inspector; j. Russell, inside guard: j. ].
OMahoney, outside guard; A. b. Fenwick, |
solicitor.
BIandin Rice. attorneys of Cleveland,
Ohio, have brought suit in the district |
court against Great Falls school district. |
The complaint alleges that between June |
IL and June "a, 1898, plaintiffs. at the in
stance and request of the board OF trustees |
of the district, through their chairman.
Will Hanks, rendered professional serv- |
ices in the attempted sale of $50 900 bonds
TO w. ]. Hayes q Sons of Cleveland. Ii |
Is alleged that the services were reason
ably worth $3.50 and that Sass was ex- \
pended by plaintiffs in defendants be-
half. The plaintiffs ask for S3S3.ss aud
costs Of suit.
Henry SINNERS has brought suit against