The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-18
CITY AND VICINITY.

MrssoULA, April ,17.--Adam Thelan
came in from the mines yesterday and
met an old friend whom he had not seen
for years. and they proceeded to celebrate.
Thelan loaned his friend 335 and took his
watch for security. They wound up at the
CAPITAL beer hall, and Thelan wanted to
go to bed for two hours. He paid for the
room and was shown up. When his
friend called for him couple of hours
later the watch was gone, and two women
came out of the room. They were ar
rested, but the theft could not be located
on them and they We're discharged.
George Baggs came down from Stevens
vilIe this evening.
The baseball boys are getting down to
hard work and propose to keep up the
pace that thcy set Sunday. Next Sunday
they will cross bats with the post nine on
the city grounds and week after that
they expect the Hamilton team down here.
Theodore Freindtrop, whose leg was
broken last night while he was being put
Off freight train, is resting easily to-day
at the sisters hospital. Dr.. Fitzgerald re-
set the broken knee to-day, Freindtrop
having kicked about last night until he
disarranged the previous setting.
John Mulyey was arraigned before
Judge Ross this morning charged with
vagrancy. As he had only just arrived in
the city, he was given 10 minutes in
which to get out. He -availed himself of
the opportunity and hit the trail.
Daniel O'Neil and family and William
Mulcahy and family are involved in neigh
borhood war that has become so serious
that O'Neai has asked the law to inter-
fere and prevent William Mulcahy, Mrs.
Mulcahy, Willie Mulcahy, Leo Mulcahy
and Mamie Mulcahy from hurting any
more rocks, foul epithets and other mis-
siles at the unoffending O'Neils. The
case came up before Judge Ross, but
n change of venue was taken and Judge
Logan will listen to a demurrer to the
complaint tomorrow.
w. c. Morrow, Andrew Anderson and
r. r. Blackburn have located 60 acres of
placer ground on Deer Creek, to be known
as the Mikado, Ore Dell and Deer Creek
Consolidated claim.
L. L. Hershey has purchased the prop
erty of L. S. Woodford in South MIS-
soula, comprising lots 10, 20, 81 and %
block 80. and the buildings thereon.
The water will be shut off in the mains
south of Pine street, Saturday from so
o'clock a m. to p. IN.
j. p. Smith, the well-known barber and
politician, has been rusticating for some
days at Bonner and this morning it was
reported here that he was dead. Mr..
Smith came down from Bonner this after
noon in a remarkably able-bodied condi-
ton and is now looking for the man that
tried to kill him off.
Eugene Carrier, native of Canada, to-
day declared his intention of becoming
an American citizen.
The ladies of the Christian church are
holding fair on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, this week An elaborate
display of articles are on exhibit, and
dainty 8 o'clock tea table invites every
guest to refreshing cup, for which they
are asked only to leave their cards. A
bountiful supper and other refreshments
are provided. The whole arrangement,
comprising things substantial, things ele-
CANT and things amusing, shows great
taste and energy on the part of the ladies
who have made all these preparations.
Tom King, lumberman, got drunk
last night and created a disturbance at
the Capital beer hall, for which Judge
Ross to-day asse ssed him $24.25. lie will
work out the fine. sA