The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-27
THEY ARE ALL BUSY
Preparing to Receive the Christian
EndeavOr Delegates.
THE SEVERAL COMMITTEES
City Finances Illustrated In Fig
ures-News From the Neighbour
ing Points and Local Briefs.
Personals and Pickings.
Special Correspondence of the Standard

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Livingston, May 25-As the date
draws nearer for the holding in this
city of the state convention of the
Christian Endeavor society. prepara-
lions are becoming more active on the
part OF those who take an interest in
religious work to provide for the ac-
commodation and entertainment of the
prominent members Of InIs society who
VIII be in attendance at the convention
from the various cities and towns in
Montana where organiza tons of this
society of noble aim and elevatfng in
fiuence exist.
The convention, which is to last three
days, holds its first session on Friday
the 18th inst, at the Park opera house.
In addition to the delegates present,
who are expected to attend, about 1875
strong. accompanying delegations of
visitors are also expected from some of
the adjacent towns.
In gatherings of this character II is
customary and proper that the hospi-
tally OF private homes be extended to
the guests within the city. In order to
know what to rely upon as regards
such accommodations, those who desire
to entertain any Of the delegates at
their residences will confer a favor by
communicating with Miss Fannie l..
George, who is at the head of the COM
mittee on entertainment. The various
committees are made up as follows:
t1nance-E. II. Talcott, II. ]. Miles,
Miss Jessie Shaw.
Music-Miss Nora Prewett John IT
Smith, Mrs. II. ]. Miles, Mrs. ]. M.
Coyan, Mrs. George Stephens. NJ. ].
Miller.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fannie George.
Mrs. A. B. Powell, Miss Matte Chap
man, Mrs. II. f. Jones, Miss Etha
Prewett, Mrs. f. Rae.
Hall Committee-Rev. ]. A. Jenkins.
o. N. Hefferlin, Mrs. Z. Sherman, Miss
Mary Mcclure. Mrs. j. II. WoIcoe,,
Varion Rowe.
Press and Invitation-Herbert E.
Jones, Rev. w. A. Walker, Miss Nora
Prewett, Miss Famine l.. George.
Reception-H. ]. Miller, Miss Jessie
Shaw, Miss Matte Chapman, Miss
Etha Prewett, Miss Jennie Austin, l..
Mcpherson, Miss Lena Sanders, Har-
vey kessler John T. Smith, Miss Emily
Goodson.
County Clerk Angus has transmitted
to the Bureau of Agriculture Labor
and Industry" at Helena his annual re-
port of county expenditures for the fis-
est item Of expense noted in the re-
port is for the salaries of county Off
GERS and deputies, when is over $25, 600
Next in magnitude is the interest
charge upon county Indebtedness The
report is given below:
Salaries and expenses of coun-
ty officers and deputies. $25, III IA
Jurors and witnesses in crimi-
nal cases in district COURT. 2,717 .95
Board of prisoners in county
! jail. ............ ..... ass. 80 |
Electlon expenses. ...... 594 92 |
Roads and highways. .... 5.959. rs |
buildings, repairs and rents. 5.99S AZ |
Maintenance of poor....... 25O5. II |
Medicine and attendance.. SAT 60 |
printing, etc.......... ...... 4032. so |
Interest paid on bonds. II 500 90 |
Redemption of warrants. 1884. 81 |
Credit to sinking fund..... 1913. 81 |
Justice court expenses. 95S. Is |
other expenditures...... ...... AGA. IL |
lOtal.. ...... ........ So, 607. "a 1
The amount collected for the public
school fund was $34, 447.54, and the
amount expended. $25,436.71. There is
outstanding $4,000 in per cent. bonds:
100000 in per cent bonds. The school
district bonds amount to 500 500 and
bear interest at per cent.
The report OF transfers for the calen-
~
III kinds recorded, q United States
patents, 81 real estate mortgages 80
149 chatter mortgages and
70 mechanics liens filed. The total fees
paid for filing the above amounted to
'S15.S5
When Emil Anderson was up at Horn
asst week he made arrangements for
he leasing of George Welcomes man.
moth log structureeat Aldridge, and he
VIII shortly open up a boarding house
here. Mr.. Anderson is not without
experience in the hotel business and he
Inows just what kind of an eating
house to run to satisfy sturdy working
men of healthy appetites. 1t is not
tated the place is to be a company
'oarding house, but If one was to be
in that camp Mr.. Anderson |
would be quite the proper man for
manager thereof.
T.. +. Confarr has added to the at
of his jewelry store this
week by placing in position two plate |
lass screens set in walnut frames.
&c. Bauman has disposed of his bak-
~ interest here and removed to Sal
non City. Idaho. where he will engage ]
q the same business.