The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-21
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.


Carl Upman's RosaIind. union-made.
Fred Orton. piano tuner. Hamilton st.
You can play the Frisco races at the
Combination.
C. @. Beckwftf of Boulder was in the
city yesterday.
John Meekly was assessed IS and
costs for intoxication.
Charles r. Burkett OF Pipestone
Springs, is in the city.
Frank w. Hunt OF Gfbbonsville. II
visiting in Butte.
A charity ball for the children's home
will be given Dec. 10.
The Cash Clothing company Is SELL
ing any suit in the house for $l2.
Watch cleaning. $50; main SPRINGS.
81. Warranted. Mayer. 20 West PARK.
Smoke La Matilde. finest Havana
cigar. Factories in Havana, Cuba, and
Ocala. Florida
Smoke La Matilde. best cigar manu-
factured, Havana, Cuba. Branch fac
tory, Ocala. Florida.
A son was born a few days ago to
Mrs. Thomas Miller OF No. 125 oregon
avenue, South Butte.
Young Jack Ledford was arrested
last evening for creating a disturbance
in Wyoming street.
M. j. O'Neill was arrested last even
ing for stealing buck saw from Al
fred Boyer and pawning 1t.
New forms Of blanks for Quarts and
Placer locations can now be hao AZ
Standard ONCE. n e. Broadway.
The sale of reserved seats for the
Coghlan-Stockwell engagement opened
yesterday morning with rush.
Mrs. Margaret Ann Johns. aged %
years, died early yesterday afternoon
from her late residence in East Mead
erville.
Beginning Oct 10. the Northern Pa
ond class. eastbound. will be reduced
from $35 to $50.
Mrs. H. Waters of Walkerville, re-
ceived the sad news yesterday of the
death of her brother at st. Day, Corn
wall
Not the largest, but the best and
cheapest lot of shoes for men and
children to be found in the city Is al
Boucher's. the Park street clothier.
Mrs. Frank Nordelli. the terror oi
Chicken Flat, went on one OF her old
time drunks on Lower Arizona street
last evening, and wound up in the city
Jail.
Old Oscar Pepper.
Mount Vernon Rye.
w. III. McBrayer. -rDs
o. F. c. Taylor Sour Mash-$1 pei
quart bottle. Montana Liquor compa'
my. rs East Broadway.
The room Of Margaret Spafford, IN
the basement of the McDermott hotel
was ransacked last evening by sneal
thieves who secured two certificates Of
deposit on the Silver Bow Nationa
bank, one for $50 and the other for s25
Mrs. ]. N. Jackson will be at rooms
No. 104 and los Butte hotel, Monday
November 18th, with the finest line Of
linen designs and needle work evel
shown. Orders taken and lessons
given. The ladies of Butte are request
ed to call early as time is limited.
James Harrison and sons of Walker
Vile, left yesterday for Twin Bridges
where they will do the representation
work on several mining claims from
which very favorable reports havs
been received. Some of the sample.
from there run as high as $500 in golt
and silver.
We are going out Of business ant
shall. from this date. make special re
ductions on certain lines of goods II
order to help out the great stock in {
systematic way. The first batch mark
ed for slaughter consists of over 20
suits. worth all the way from SIS 4
$40; 5000 will buy any one Of them
You viii pronounce these suits nrst
class upon inspection, and 5000 Is onl,
a fraction of their value. Kaufman
Bros.
Peter Samuel was tried before Judg,
Turner yesterday afternoon for assaul
and battery on Gus Ross. All parties
interested are Finlanders and a grea
part of the evidence was almost unin
tellilgible. Samuel was fined S. ant
costs and he smilingly walked up I,
the judges desk and settled. Ross pu
in an appearance when the trial wa
almost completed and was fined IS fo'
contempt of court for not showing uJ
at the hour. He was unable to settl
and went below to the great delight O
Samuel