The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-03

IWhich ne struck yesterday. The tun-
mel is back OF the Higgins ranch, and
MFR. Whitaker has been working on
IL at odd times for several years.
| Charles Blaisdeil left this morning
for Cedar Creek. where he win re-
main during the placer mining sea-
son. In charge OF the work on the prop
erty owned by himself and Bob Fos-
ter. He took q generous supply of
provisions. large portion OF his outfit
being of a nature not usually classed
as necessities.
J. l.. Lott and family have removed
from Butte to Hamilton. wnere they
will reside permanently.
Trainer Kelly OF Dayton, Wash, ar
rived in Missoula this morning with
two harness horses that will, be put
In training at the local track. Mr..
Kelly formerly owned Antrima, the
crack trotter of the Higgins stable,
and one of the animals that he has
with him is 2-year-old half sister to
Antrima, whom she resembles very
much. The other horse Is a tall brown
PAGER that looks as IL he could travel
well-s He is by the same sire as An
! trina. ~ -
Guests at the Florence to-day are:
G. II. Train. San Francisco; John T.
Norville and wife. Chicago: L. Paurce,
New York: J. w. Dedleman and wife,
st. Paul; L. s. Roth. CINCINNATI; e. ].
lsham. San Francisco; H. H. Rice, Mil
waukee; d. c. Bass. Stevensville; Geo.
Roberts. Clark's Fork: y. p. Brown,
San Francisco; L. ID. Mallory. Port
land: Charles Trout Chicago; c. e.
Roach, Hamilton; VIII Marks Omaha;
George Whiteacre. st. Paul; III. A.
Ifx.xx Ill ~ ~
conda: III. ID. Luff, Chicago; A. II.
Adams. st. Paul; d. T. Haskell, Butte;
w. M. Montgomery, st. Paul; George
T. Davies. st. Paul; Harry L. Lewis,
San Francisco; II. j. Saunders, Mime
apolis; c. III. Mills, ST. Paul; J. II.
Brooking. Chicago; Belle Robinson,
At the Kennedy: Olive Ames and B.
Laska, New York; G. L. Moore, WAL
lace; Duncan Mcdonald and Charles
Allard, Ravalli; Rev. T.. M. Moore and
Rev. A. X. Baird, Helena; Mrs. Theo
Thomas, Superior; Mrs F. M. Mozart
ney st. Paul. o.
Isaac Anderson. president of the Ia
coma Land company, was a passenger
on last evenings east-bound train. He
was en- route to Philadelphia, where
he expects to make the final arrange
ments in the big real estate deal by
which Henry Willard acquires $50, 900
worth OF Tacoma property. He was
accompanied by United States District
Attorney Jones of Washington, d. c.,
on the same errand. This deal has
created considerable excitement on the
coast. as IT is considered TO give color
to the report that Henry Willard has
secured the control of the Northern
Pacific.
The city council will meet Friday
evening to settle up the business OF |
April On Monday evening the annual |
reports OF the city officers will be re-
ceived, and the council win adjourn |
sine die. Mayor Keith will then be |
inaugurated and the new council or |
ganized.
James Burke left this evening for |
Chicago. summoned on account of the |
serious illness OF his brother.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon a deed |
was signed which makes the largest |
real estate transfer that has been re-
corder here this year. The instrument
transfers the vacant property at the
corner OF Cedar street and Haggins
avenue. where the foundations were
built several years ago. from the Hig-
gins estate TO the Garden City Bot
ting company. The consideration
named in the deed is $4,000. The deed
was recorded at $40 o'clock. An alley
will be opened up in. the rear of this
and the Odd Fellows build
ing and will be decided to the city. 1t
is stated that a building, 100 feet front
by 100 feet deep. will be erected at
once. Mr.. Yerrick of the bottling COM
pany. has already received several ap-
plications for storee In. the new block.
A warrant was issued by Judge Ross
to-day for the arrest Of Joseph Wagner
upon the charge OF allowing minors to
frequent his saloon and of selling them
liquor. The boys named in the war
rant. who are said to have purchased
liquor there. are Anderson Jackson,
James jackson. Roy Baker and James
Hardwick. County Attorney Dixon ap-
peared for the prosecution and Wagner
was represented by s. G. Murray.
upon request OF the defendant the case /
was continued to Friday evening at
$50 o'clock. Ae W.,
J. #. Tanning. hydraulic engineer of
has been sent for to make
he preliminary survey for the dam
across the river at the mouth of He'll
Gate canyon on the site which the
General Electric company has been
President Byllesby OF |
he company. left for Chicago this
evening and will return in 10 days. 1t
s believed that he will return with the
assurance that the dam will be built,
Is there have been important develop
nents in the pfair during the past
week. Manager Turner OF the COM
'any. left for Butte this evening and
will return in few days. To stand
lrd reporter he said: Matters never Z
'efore have looked so favorable for
he construction OF the dam as now" Z
The mineral land commissioners are Z
preparing for field work and are MAX
ng notes and maps or one township {
lpon which they will start as soon as {
'ossible. Chairman Tomplxins this
Ifternoon received a letter from, State |