The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-21
IN DEER LODGE TOWN.
Meeting of the City Councii-Generai
Round of Local HappeniDgs

Special Correspondence OF the Standard
DEER LODGE. March 1.-the town
council met IN regular monthly session
last night. Mayor Brazelton in the chair
There we're present Aldermen Scharni-
kow, Trask, Eldred and Smurr. On
motion tho mayor and clerk were ln-
structed TO draw an order oil the county
treasurer for oil moneys on hand Tor the
Deer Lodge fire department, to be PAID
into the town treasury and credited to tho
fire department fund.
The recorder was instructed 10 notliy
the street commissioner to collect all de-
linquent street taxes at once ana all
those who fail to pay will be prosecuted.
Judges were appointed for the town
election TO be held April 6. rs follows:
First ward. r. G.. Humber, &. 7. Munker
and John w. Nelson. Polling place ut the
engine house. Second ward, George ).
Miller. Ii. b. Davis and Thomas Morgan.
Polling place in the Beienberg building
on c street between Second and Third
streets. Third ward. Charles Adams, Lee
Kelly and X. Burdess. Polling place at
the school house.
The following bills we're allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for the same:
Deer Lodge Electric Light company ...-... S2S2 80
Deer Lodge Water company 900 70
John Moncur .-..-..---...-- 80
Zenor a. Trask................... Is %
j. c. Robinson and Ed. Scharnikow left
this morning for Sprague, Washington,
where they 60 to prosecute the case oil
George Parrot against +. III. Stanton
which comes up tomorrow. j. X. Boar
man, formerly of Anaconda and now of
Spokane, is the attorney for Stanton.
Joe Lossle and Theo. Hess came over
to-day from Pioneer and report that min
ing camp to be in a prosperous condition,
the Potosi Mining company having struck
n three foot body of gold ore that assays
we'll. Smith and Forcell have added a
vanner to their quartz mill.
The average professional hobo cannot
be beat. Five that trot in that class were
discharged from the county Jail this morn
ing, their term of sentence having ex-
PRED. Their total cash assets on leaving
amounted to 81, but this when applied in
wardly in the form of alcoholic liquids is
sufficient to cause considerable stir
among fellows who had been members of
the prohibition movement for the past
sixty days. Immediately after their re-
lease they proceeded to get gloriously
full and started TO fight among them
selves but they we're stopped short in
their career by the arrival of Constable
Sneluelu VINO GalneTcu III Two OF luein
and landed them back in jail. Marshal
Barrett succeeded in rounding up two
more of the same gang and returned them
TO Jail as one of them remarked just in
time for dinner The fifth member of
the gang caught n southbound freight,
and when last heard from he was being
hauled out from under the train at Warm
Springs station in a badly battered and
intoxicated condition. His case was re-
ferred to the county auditor and he will
be brought to Deer Lodge on the evening
train and taken TO tho hospital for treat
= ment.
The house of Nathan Smith of Garrison
was broken into yesterday afternoon and
revolver and s. in money taken. The
thief is known and his arrest is only a
question of few hours.
Assistant Chief of Police Frank O'Brien
of Anaconda is here to-day enjoying Z
short vacation.
Peter Loquet OF Washington gulch, thu
newly appointed road supervisor FOR thai
district. was visitor in town yesterday.
n. j. Bielenberg has started for the Big
Hole valley to look after large herd o.
cattle which he wiutcred there.
Frank Conley has returned from bust
ness trip TO Helena.
DIR. Glass went over TO Pioneer to-day
on professional business.