The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-30

| evening to take his place while ne gives
his entire attention TO the old fashioned
| disease.
| Z. &. Thomas of this city was in Butte
yesterday.
Albert Il. Kleist purchased a 25-toot lot
| on Locust street of Hugh Pickle yesterday
at the agency of Fitzpatrick & Strick-
faden.
The Good Templars held banquet last
evening and had general good time. The
| cause of the festivities was the initiation
of several new members.
The many friends of j. C. KeppIer will
be pleased to learn that no is rapidly inn
proving in health, and with good luck will
| be out again in n week or so.
| Manager G. w. Reynolds of the Mon
tana, came home last evening from trip
| to Hamilton, where no will superintend
| the erection of a new hotel this summer.
Chief.White and Officer Brandt arrested
| two suspicious characters yes terday. They
were trying to sell several pair of trousers
and other articles of clothing believed to
have been stolen.
Anaconda has many improvements
projected for tho coming summer This
city is growing rapidly and keeping pace
with II in it's prsgress is the sale of Gen.
tennial beer which. is increasing daily.
Unless moro snow falls in tho mount
| aims or unusually heavy spring rains pre-
vail, the placer mining season will be
comparatively short. This is the opinion
| expressed by number of miners now in
| tho city.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
we're: S. L. Mitchell, New York; L. L.
Lainer. Chicago; L. c. Anderson, Denver !;
| w. A. Wetmorc, Salt Lake; Henry Nucl-
| Ter, Butte; L. Tournois, Chicago; Dr.. Nor
| cross, Butte.
The fire department held meeting
Tuesday evening and partially adopted
new set of bylaws. The work was not
| completed, and the department adjourned
to meet again on Tuesday evening of next
| week.
Rev. n. A. Lindholm of Dalesbury, S. D.,
will preach in the Scandinavian church
this evening at o'clock, and tomorrow
at 80 o'clock n. IN. and 2 o'clock p. m.
| and O'Clock p. IN. All Scandinavians
are cordially invited to attend.
The republican city central committee
has selected p. n. Levengood to take the
place of Jerry Graham, named for alder
man in the third ward. Mr.. Graham de-
Ciueu 10 NC u because ne Is n
democrat and does not believe in the
methods which prevailed in the republic
can convention.
The committe on ways and means of
the city council will recommend that the
following salaries be paid the city off,
Gals for the ensuing year: Mayor, $500;
city attorney. 1920; city treasurer, 5000
and fees; city clerk, $500. The aldermen
are to receive 50 per meeting, but will not
be paid for more than two meetings per
month.
The next attraction at Evans opera
house will be Mahara's Mammoth Colored
Oper tic Minstrel company, on Friday
night. april 5, 1895. The company travels
in private car and it consists of 30 peo-
pie. a swell parade is promised and a
merry performance. Seats will be sold at
the smith company's drug store.
Olive King was slowly sinking last even
ing and almost all hope of her recovery
has vanished. A consultation of physi-
clans was held and they pronounced. the
disease spinal meningitis. The stricken
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. King, have
the sympathy of scores of friends, who
share their grief for the sad fate which
threatens this lovable child.
The members of the football team met
last evening and completed the organiza-
ton of the team which is to be known as
the "Jolly Leven." A challenge was
issued to Butte team and the date for
the first match game has been fixed for
April p. The members of the team are
under 20 years of age, but are husky lads,
and they intend to do some hard prac-
tice work at once. The prospective game
is to be played at Anaconda at the Park