The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-26
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Silver 81. rf
Smoke ..El Captain Generaw cigars.
Coins financial school without coupons.
60 cents cash.
Attorney G. b. Winston of Anaconda
was in the city yesterday.
marriage license was yesterday issued
to Carl r. Raht and Anna Reither.
Bulk and package garden seeds at Pax
son d Rock efeller's, ~ West Park.
The Tellurado claim, 10 miles south Of
Butte, has been located by c. ]. Wade.
Watch cleaning, $50; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Mayer, 40 w. Park.
II YOU want good steel range buy the
Majestic ut Tuttle Manufacturing d Sup
ply Co.
Get our prices on mining supplies and
you will buy. futile Manufacturing d
Supply Co.
For hoists, boilers and other mining
machinery 60 to Futile Manufacturing d
Supply Co.
NAsbitt Sisters. Is West Granite have
the finest dining parlor in the city. Every
delica.cy in season.
Mrs. w. w. Wishon received telegram
from Roila, Mo-. stating that her fat Their
had died there yesterday.
Judge II. w. Beatty of Boise City, who
will hold United States court for Judge
Knowles, IS in the city ON his way to Hell
ena. i@14.Sr',t
Henry Gatiss and Miss Rose Wilson
were married c,n Wednesday at the Epis-
copal rectory, Rey.,F. L. st. Clair oniciat-
ing.
Frank Murphy was sent TO jail for 60
DAYS by Judge NauRhten yesterday for
stealing 10 cans of coal oil from I. Il.
Courtney.
Kirke cigars, seldom equalled. never ex-
celled in quality. The j. L. Kelly COM
pany distributors.
Edware Mueller yesterday commenced
n suit aga INST John Melhitte to foreclose
a mortgage on lot of Transit lode claim,
amounting to S645.
Moses Hoifstadt will be tried before
Judge Almon ut o'clock Monday after
noon on the charge of obt aiming money
under false pretenses.
Manager Richie of the famous "Ala-
baman company Is in the city arranging
dates for his attraction at Maguire's for
two nights next week.
Your orders for Galland- Burke Brewing
company's Spokane beer will receive
prompt attention at No. 13O West Park.
Telephone No. 179.
Bicycle, lawn tennis, canvas, russell or
black shoes. in lace, congress or low cut
from 80 cents to- So per pair at "Boucher's,
the Park Street Clothier."
Al Roger. who is charged with having
stolen n $50 gold watch and chain and $40
in cash from John A. Sayles, will DO tried
before Judge Almon at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
White shirts until you can't rest. A
kind extra heavy muslin. linen bosom.
unlaundried. so cents. can't be beat. Other
kinds and prices. Nash d Co., Al East
Park street.
A marriage license in blank was issued
yesterday TO young man who said that
not for 81 900 would he have the niottor
made pubic, and then he left two boxes
of the rottenest kind of cigars as bride.
warde and James presented Henry
w" last night and tonight will give
"Othello,- Mr.. Warde appearing in the
title role and Mr.. James as Iago. In
former seasons the characters were re-
versed.
Go to "The Curtis" for new and ele-
qantiy furnished rooms; also large,
well-lighted sampling room for CONNER
cial men. Mrs. Leathe, formerly OF tho
Hamilton, proprieiess. Whatley's Cafe
in connection.
jack Mcdonald was arrested this even
ing by Officer Leyden, charged with hav-
ing stolen SO in cash and Great North
err check for 80 from John Nelson in
Jerry Mullins saloon. Nelson was held
ms a prosecuting witness.
II. +. Phillips was arrested at Great
Falls and brought back TO Butte on a
Stout, entered a plea of not guilty in the
police court last evening. He will be
given a hearing at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
Janes II. Lynch yesterday secured
verdict for 500 and interest at 10 per cent.
from April 1. 1894. in his suit against
Isaac Bechtel for rent due on a broken
lease. G. R. Leonard was Mr.. Lynch's at
torney and Thompson Campbell appeared
for Bechtel.
Tho Leyick benefit performance this
afternoon will call out n display of the
best efforts of the Warde-James and
Maude Granger companies. IL will be an
artistic and notable event and the worthy
object for which the benefit will be given
should crowd the opera house.
Clyde Coulter has been appointed tenn
uorary court officer. and his friends, who
are a legion. are sincerely hoping that the
appointment will be made permanent by
the incoming administration. Mr.. Coul-
ter is in every way well qualified for the
position and the indoor work is particu-
larry agreeable TO him on account of his
recent prolonged illness from rheuma-
fism.