The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-16
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

MIssoULA, April 15.-Thc Missoula ball
team feels much elated over its victory
yesterday, when the Fort M ssoula team
was distanced. The boys have hal COM
paratively little practice this spring but
they pulled together like old timers. Grit
fin, the new first baseman, is a host in
himself and did some splendid work. He
was six times at bat and made five runs.
He was left at third the last time. He
had one home run and three two base hits
to his credit when the returns were fig
ured up. On first, he played without an
error.
City Marshal Prescott Is on duty again
to-day after n serious attack OF tonsilitis,
which has confined him to his home for
several days. N9,j
John Katto is recovering slowly from
his severe attack ofinflammatory rheu-
matism. III he had not secured medical
assistance when no did, his casewould
probably have proved fatal. He is very
weak, but is gaining every day. The
county officials are In correspondence
with the Ravalli county authorities re-
garding his case, it being claimed that he
Is properly q charge OF that county.
DIR. George McGrath and wife left for
Hamilton this morning.
G.. w. Sessions and daughter and G. Il.
Roach returned to Hamilton this morn
ing.
Engineer Hawkins welcomed tho arrival
of his wife to-day, she having been in
Wisconsin for two months.
A. E. Mercer has left for his Deep Gulch
mines. He took out five men and as soon
as the preliminary work is completed will
put on two shifts, which will be kept at
work until the water supply fails. Work
in tho quartz mines will be commenced
June /.
II. r. Schulder, the Fisher creek mining
man, accompanied by his wife, left for
Thompson Falls this afternoon.
There was quite crowd at the depot
this afternoon to pay respects to the Spo-
kane football team which passed through
here OH No. /. There were horns, kazoos
and tin whistles in the crowd and the boys
had planned to charivari the vanquished
| sports, but the detection of the punters
was SO deep that the serenade was dis
pensed with. IL was noticed, however,
| that the Spokane boys had locked up the
banner that they displayed when going to
Butte. Saturday.
w. L. Sullivan of Butte is a guest at the
Florence.
ID. S. Fotheringham came down.from the
Mammoth mine to-day on business.
| Sam Leon, New York; L. S. Johnson,
| st. Paul, w. S. Orton, Butte, are regis
tered at the Florence to-day.
John Doe was arrested last night for
disturbing the peace of the select neigh
borhood on West Front street.
Ruby Elton contributed 1925 to Judge
Ross justice dispensary to-day for being
an inmate of house of i'll fame.
The black team of the fire department
| is putting in it's time on the street to good
effect. About 10 vags are working out
their license to live by improving the con-
| dition of the city streets.
II. 5. Cobban, as trustee of the Canyon
Ditch company, is endeavoring to have
the city replace that portion of the com
pany's fiume that was broken this spring
by the quarrying of stone for the bridge
bulkheads.
| The county officials are working on the
clues that they have. obtained to the
breaking of the window of w. c. Muir
phys bedroom last week. They feel GER
tain that they will capture the rascals and
IL they do, they will receive the thanks oil
a long enduring community.