The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28

union mas rattnod an agroement'with the
merchants OF this city, which has also
been approved by the Trades and Labor
council OF Cascade county, which provides
that from May the minimum rate Of
wages for male clerks shall be SO per
month and for female clerks $50 per
month. Each store will be allowed one
apprentice for six clerks or less, and one
apprentice for each additional four clerks
The county commissioners will meet in
special session next Thursday.
Since the new bounty law vent into eff
feet. March is, the county recorder has
issued bounty certificates under the new
law tor 50 coyote pelts and As wolf pelts,
representing SOL in bounties.
Parker veazey, attorney for d. B. SEQ
Held. receiver OF the Bank of Zumbrota,
Mimi, filed q suit TO foreclosc a mortgage
for $500 on lot 2 block 57l, Sixth addl-
ton to Great Falls, executed by Frank !.
Fiibotte and wife to the Northwestern
Guaranty Loan company.
Robert Hendry has bssn elected by the
Belt Miners union 10 attend the convsn-
ton OF the Western Federation Of Miners
to be held at Denver, May -. The Sand
Coulee union has chosen Thomas Graham
as it's representative. James Queen will
ASRsOoSnt tu0 D0tt Nv to0 0{0l0
Trades and Labor convention in Helena
May1 E~-
The miners at Belt have elected p. Null,
lin and John Stevens check weighmep at
mines Nos. and 2 respectively.
William Wilder has let the contract for
the erection of two-story residence for
himself In the Boston and Great Falls
addition. fr.. ~, -
r. w. Dickinson Is expected home to-
morrow from an eastern trip.
Deputy Revenue Collector Largent has
received ~ returns under the income tax
Law. or those making returns, only 30
arc liable to the tax.
The Great Falls Baseball club has ar
ranged for a game with Belt Sunday, May
5, for a purse of $50.
The Townsite company deeds to Lewis
Danielson lot IL, block 1856; consideration,
500.
The Townsite company deeds to Lydia
Daniels the northwest quarter Of lot 2,
block 553, Sixth addition; consideration,
SIPS. -
Miss Luta Armstrong will leave to-nor-
row for Truly, where she will spend the
next four months.
The poles have arrived and work will be
begun Monday on the new telephone sys-
tenn to Lewistown. From Great Falls to
Stanford cedar poles will be used and be-
tween the latter place and Lewistown the
poles will be of fir. Work will be rushed
and the line will be completed by the time
the wool season opens.
William L. Hall, who shot Deputy Sher-
if Duncan Mcleod at Belt March 81, and
pleaded guilty last Thursday to a charge
of assault with intent to commit murder.
was to-day sentenced by Judge Benton to
IL years. imprisonment. The maximum
penalty is IA years. r.
marriage Incense was issued to-day
to S. G. Eckersley and Christina Bronson,
both of Neihart. They will be married to-
morrow by Judge Benton.
j. b. Ferguson, who was examined in
the district court n few days ago as to his
sanity, and was discharged as harmless,
was examined again to-day and admitted
to the asylum. He repeated his former
story, heretofore published in
the STANDARD, about having five squaw
wives and "a children. Judge Benton
asked him where his children were. He
pointed to DR.. Gowan Ferguson, one of
the jurors, and said; "There IL the
and most mischievous." The
doctor concurred in the verdict of in I
sanity.
A representative of Grim d CO., the I
Boston school book publishers, is in Cas-
cade county, endeavoring TO secure the
of his firms publications in the
schools.
Hon. j. 4. Reynolds, a representative
from Cascade county in the legislature.
has arranged TO publish Sunday paper,
the Sunday Item, the first number of
which will appear May II. The paper will
be devoted to labor, society. finance and
general news. Mr.. Reynolds will be edi-
tor and principal proprietor.