The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1896-02-14


Closer are no longer connected with the
institution. The resignation Of al these
gentlemen at once occasioned considera-
Bile comment in the city. THERE'S no ex-
PLANTATION offered for the sudden change.
Charles Lane, the architect, is a very
busy man. He has secured the work Of
drawing the plans for nearly a dozen res
licences to be built early this year in An
aconda. The outlook for building oper-
ations for the approaching season is very
bright.
Graham & Griffin have opened the ga
loon formerly conducted by Tom DAILY on
Main street, next to Moorehouse s. Al
bertson's building The place is now be-
ing run as a gambling house and saloon
The proprietors Of the place are both
popular in this city. They have lived
here number of years and have many
friends and the house will enjoy good
patronage under their management.
Thomas Gavin of the boarding house
in Carroll will shortly let the contract for
the construction of five residences which
he intends to have erected upon his prop
erty on Cedar street in this city. Mr..
Gavin has very pleasantly located piece
of property on that street, and it is his
intention to have built for tenants five
comfortable, fiveroonl, brick houses with
all modern Improvements. The plans
have been drawn by R. W. Nickel.
Pay day this month was generally sat
isfactory to the merchants and business
men of the city. After remarkable lull
in trade far some time, there was quite
revival this month, notwithstanding the
| fact that large number of the regular
! force was laid off at the company's big
plant across the creek. Fully as many
men were shown upon the company's pay
roll this month as usual. Some, Of course,
only worked few days at odd jobs, but
the total aggregate Of the money paid out
by the Anaconda company on the 10th
and 18th of this month reached the enor-
nous sum of 100000. Anaconda is a
daisy. Anaconda is all right.
Pineapple Jerry Allen, one Of the most
contemplate ours that ever lived in the
city of Anaconda, a human parasite who
lives Oft the earnings of fallen woman,a
brutal scoundrel who should not be per-
mitted to live in any community Of civil
lized people, was arrested one day this
week for beating the woman who is pro-
viding him with a living by selling her
self. The practice Of letting fellows of
Aliens class down easy whenever they
are caught at this despicable work is too
prevalent in the courts of Montana. Al
len should be put behind the bars for the
rest of his life. There is one thing about
1t, he should not be permitted to live in
Anaconda from this time on.
The b. A. q P. has put on new en-
gine (No. 3H to run the Standards from
Anaconda to Butte every morning. It
was bought for this especial purpose and
is one of the finest and handsomest en-
gines that was ever turned out of the IA
nous Brooks Locomotive works. The
B. A. & P, is meeting with splendid sue
cess. A gentleman who ought to pc
thoroughly informed respecting the mat
ter is authority for the statement that this
little road is one of the best paying roads
of its size in the United States. Il Is
managed in a thoroughly business like
way; there are no leaks; everything i
!, run close to the edge, but SO far as the
public is concerned the most satisfactory
kind Of service is given.
In the early days Of this city Charles
+ NJ, Parr conducted cigar store and news
stand on what is now Commercial avenue
Mr.. Parr did not make q success Of the
business here and he left and went tc
!. Beayerhead county, where for time he
: was stenographer for the district court
. 1t is some years since Mr.. Parr left tht
city and the other day he returned q ful
hedged attorney. He is now practicin1
. his profession in the city Of Butte and j
meeting with very gratifying success
8 Mr.. Parr was astounded to observe upol
q the occasion Of his recent visit here tht
a wonderful growth of Anaconda during
Il his absence. He expressed the opinion
that beyond doubt this was the best cit,
g for business in the state of Montan,
n today.
L The announcement that Con Hayes
;, Butte's we'll known alderman from tn
first ward, Las secured lease on Greg
a son springs for ten years is read with
y great deal of satisfaction in this city
e where Mr.. Hayes has great man
t friends. He has secured a ten year leas
le upon the property and can have it for
reasonable sum in case he desires to pun
IN chase it before the expiration of his lease
le Mr.. Hayes will proceed Immediately 7
l. fix the springs up in first class style. Il
rs intends to build comfortable 20-rooI
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