The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1896-01-03

able. The protection from fire is not 50
expensive, nor is it as adequate as the
city probably demands, and the present
magnificent volunteer fire department
costs the taxpayers but a mighty small
penny during the year. There is no
cause for complaint on that score Not
an executive officer Of the city receives
dollar more salary than he earns In
instances the salaries are ridiculously
small. Many people who have property
III other towns IN this part Of the world
would be mighty glad to exchange with
the Anaconda taxpayers and take the
Anaconda taxpayers opportunity for
money making.
There is some talk in this city Of the
probabilities Of eiecting the mayor, police
magistrate and city treasurer next spring
again. 1t seems to be the opinion of
number of men who claim to have looked
the matter up, that under the Codes we
will have to elect a mayor Of Anaconda
ter was pretty thorou ghlv discussed in
the NEW NORTIIwEsT and other news
papers few months ago. The conclu-
sion reached at that time by the papers
and many Of the best lawyers in the
state was that there would be no neces-
sity for an elect n this year in towns
that elected unotnr the law last wear.
Election or no election. it will be pretty
hard to improve upon the present mnnic-
ipal officers Of this city, and the people
will be generally satisfied if matters are
permitted to stand as they are at present
for another year.
Frank Collins is married. His bride is
one of the most charming and popular
young ladies in Anaconda--Mi Pauline
Brownell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Brownell. She is highly educated and
one OF the most accomplished vocalists
in these req gions. She is Il Girl Of admir-
able disposition; this city has been her
home since her "4,.ldhood, and Ill who
speak only in praise Of her. Frank Col
Inns is one OF the brightest and best Young
men in this city. lie has been employed
in the Office Of the Anaconda company AT
the lower works for 4 number Of wears;
by his industry, sobriety and ability he
has established an enviable reputation in
this community. lie is in every essen
tiul q manly man. AS true rs steel. lie
has never been known to falter in til G
fultilllnent OF the duties Of good citizen
ship. The union Of these two estimable
and popular young people makes pleas
ing commencement for the new Year in
local society circles. The marriage cere-
many WAS performed by RpV. Father
Alleays Of ST. Paul's Roman Catholic
church, at the hospitablc home OF the
brides parents. Onlva few OF the init
mate friends Of the bride and groom We're
present at the marriage. Mr. and Mrs.
Collins have commenced housekeeping
in 4 conlmodious and beautiful home on
Fifth street, the wedding Gilt Of Mr.
Brownell to his daughter.
The marriage of Miss l.. Navarro and
C.,l. Hraly WAS solemnized in st. l'aules
Catholic church yesterday. The bride is
q beautiful, accomplished aud popular
young lady, Il sister Of Mrs L. j Nedeau
Of this city. Nlr. IIealy is the city circu-
! lator of the Standard in Anaconda Thou-
sands of utlmiring friends in this city
unite in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Healy Il
happy future.
/ 1t might seem from the article in Sun
| day mornings Standard that the Ana
condA toWnsite property was again on
the market. 1t is the understanding ol
the NEW NoHTllWEsT that the property
is not now being offered for sale. AS
announced in these columns exclusively
a few weeks ago, the property was taken
oil the market ut that time and taken out
Of the hands OF the agents having it fol
sale. Since then, it is understood, NJ
offer has been made to the public Of any
of the companys property for some
weeks past. Probably the next few
weeks will see the property placed back
upon the market at something Of IN ad
vance in price. unquestionably the out
look for next season justifies materia
advance in real estate values in this city
Bert II. Smith,6f the Butte branch o
the Anaconda Standard has been making