The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-27

April %. will DO one of the pleasaniest en-
performers includes Misses Hoblitzell
aud Morton. vocslists; Andrew Nigro.
harpist: August Kares, 'celloist; Kari
GREENWOOD, on the either; Higgins broth
ers, banjoists; Vincent Nigro. violinist !;
A. L. Steele, cornetist: the Mand olin.
Banjo and Guitar club and the Ladies'
orchestra.
Hi Henry and Billy Cotton of this city
will assist in the Bonner minstrel enter
tainment.
Senator o. C. Cooper has returned to
Hamilton.
Tho chain gang is receiving daily acqui-
sitions from the horde of vags that infests
the town. The only complaint is that
Judge Ross does not give these fellows
sufficiently long sentences. Ten days
only suffices to give them an agree
able change of life. About 30 days might
give them some chance to make good
resolutions.
Z. W. Beattie of Helena, was in the city
yesterday.
j. ]. Ryan of Kalispel, is guest at the
Florence.
II. r. Noll of Films Station. came in on a
business visit yesterday.
A. p. Sinclair of Great Falls, is among
the business men in town to-day.
Messrs. briggs and Strohcote Of Butte,
returned last evening from the Lo Lo
country, where they have been examining
some copper properties. To-day, In COM
pany with II. M. Cobban, they have been
investigating some of the prospects along
Butter creek. = 4kss4
UndersheriH Curran has received n tele-
gram from Frenchtown, announcing the
serious illness of his wife. He left mt once
by conveyance and, as nothing has been
heard from him, IT is supposed that the
illness is not as serious as was feared.
Deputy Sheriff Corbett returned last
night from Davis creek with the desired
witness in the sandbagging case. The
fellow could not identify the man under
arrest as his assailant, and nothing could
be learned from several women who were
subpoenaed. Clarence James, or Jones,
Is undoubtedly the man whe has been do
ing this holdup business for so long, but
no direct evidence could be secured. He
was, therefore, sent up as a vagrant and
will spend 30 days with the sheriff.
Frank &. Higgins has been very busy
making preliminary arrangements for the |
new building, of the building of which he
is TO have charge, under agreement with
tho railway company.
Young Robert Harley, the malicious lad
who has caused the police so much trou-
BILE, will be held to await the action of
Judge Woody, who will be asked to COM
init him TO the reform school. His con-
finement in that institution will, il is be- |
lieved, result in breaking up the gang of
mischievous boys who have terrorized the |
suburbs on the south side.
Geo. I. Baggs of Stevensville is in town
tonight.
A man giving his name as Herman |
Ceep was brought in from Thompson on |
No. this evening with his foot badly |
injured. Ho was hurt at Belknap Wednes- |
day evening on n freight train on which |
he was beating his way east. He was rid |
ing on the bumpers, and when the train |
stopped ut n water tank his foot was |
caught between the Drawbacks. bruising |
II badly, but not breaking the skin. He |
was taken to Thompson Falls and cared |
for there until tonight, when purse was |
made up and the man sent here, where he |
was placed in the Sisters hospital as a
county, charge. He says he came from
San Francisco, where his wife and a six
months-old baby live, and was trying to
get 20 Butte. OF Anaconda for work.
A petition to the state board of educa-
ton is being circulated here. asking for
The appointment of Bette Riley as in-
structress in the state university. 1t is
being generally signed. Miss Riley is one
Of the best teachers in the state and the
appointment would be an excellent one.
c. E. Woodwork returned this evening
rom n business trip down the West end.
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That scrofulous faint which has been in
,our blood for years, will be expelled by