The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-29
CITY NOTES.

Missoula. May 2s.-George F. Baggs
came down from Stevensville this
Postoffice Inspector c. l.. Wayland
is in town on official business.
William Walsh of Anaconda made a
trip up the Bitter Root valley last
night, returning this noon.
Il. p. Triol OF Butte is a visitor in
town.
r. l.. Perkins Of Hamilton came
down the valley to-day.
V. NJ. Weisse. who left here a short
time ago To enter the service of the
Southern Pacific at Sacramento. has
been promoted TO better position and
has sent for his family. who will leave
Missoula this week. Mr.. Weisse's
change of residence will leave va
cancy in the city council. he being the
senior alderman from the Fourth ward.
Judge Ross sent up to-day for 10
days, on a charge of vagrancy Charles
Wilson and James Casey, and dis
charged Peter Larson and William
Provost. against whom a similar
charge was made.
Sheriff Mclaughlin to-day issued
sheriff's deeds i'm favor of the Ken
tucky-Montana Mining company. as
follows: To the Silver Bow, Monarch
and Caribou quartz lodes. $1,000; to the
silver Star quartz lode. Ruby Bar
placer and Silver Bow mill site. S125;
to the Ranger lode. $25. The deeds
cover the interest in these properties.
formerly owned by n. b. Donley and
sold in 1892 under foreclosure by Sheriff
Houston.
II. X. Westerman has filed a declara-
ton OF occupancy OF 100 acres Of land
on Lou Lou creek.
w. II. Raymond has filed with the
county clerk his report as supervisor
of road district No. 3. showing an eX-
penditure of S27 for labor and 81 for
teams.
Lyman Loring has located the Ply
mouth Rock lode on Woodman creek.
Thomas Parent has given a war
ranty deed to Joseph Gauthier for the
south half of the northwest quarter of
section II. township II. range p. except
a strip of land used as a road. The
consideration named is $1,000.
ID. y. Hendricks. editor OF the Mon
tanian. Thompson Falls lively weekly
paper, is in Missoula on business.
William Miedecke has transferred TO
II. r.. Schiller, for 81 and other consid-
erations. the average annual flow of
Raspberry creek.
The Kentucky Montana Mining COM
pany has sold to Lucy G. Schulder for
$1,000 the Coulter homestead, located at
the confluence of Nermillion creek and
Clarks fork.
George Il. Reed has filed his official
bond as supervisor of road district No.
IL in the sum Of $780, with Charles NJ.
Pohl Thomas Cooling and Theodore
Upman as sureties.
w. II. Wright. the guide and hunter.
has returned from his New York trip
with some new rifles. some metropoli-
tan experience and the assurance Of
several hunting parties next summer.
In the old Mccormick house and
other buildings south of the ruins OF
the burned Bucket Of Blood hotel there
has been for several days a crowd of
cow-punchers and friends In camp.
Last night a dispute arose as to where
"A horse should be stabbed and Joe Pegg
drew a knife and sailed in to carve one
of the cow-punchers, whom he called
horse thief and other pet names. The
accused obtained a Winchester from
the house and would have perforated
Pegg had not friends interfered. No
arrests were made.
Paul O'Brien telgraphed to the Mis-
soula base ball club that he would
reach here Sunday. Hammond. the
regular pitcher of the team, will re-
main in town for time.
+. J. ]. Quirk Is resting comfortably,
and though his injuries are painful, no
serious results are anticipated.
Frank Bogart. another victim of the
bicycle accident. was out for a while
to-day.
J. b. Losee returned to Anaconda
this evening.
Frank Durand has shipped his horse
Go Long to his ranch, where he will
use him for breeding purposes.
A large crowd OF friends gathered
at the depot this evening to bid God
speed to Rev. II. G.. Ireland. who de-
parted for England on the east-bound
train. Mr.. Ireland has finished a most
successful pastorate in Missoula. On
his return from England he will enter
upon evangelistice work in Montana,
with headquarters at Helena.
\ subscription list Is being ctrcu-
lated to-day for the Western Montana
fair premiums with excellent success.
The Lawn Tennis club held a meet
ing this evening, at which II was de-
cided to go ahead with the construc-
tion of the court and attempted to get a
live working membership.
REMAINS TRANSFERRED.