The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26
IN BOULDER.

Boulder. April 25.-John A. Culver of
Jefferson City came to Boulder on
business on Wednesday.
Representative ]. b. Losee of Ana
conda and ID. ]. Talent of Great Falls
were here on Friday on legal business.
Attorneys John w. Cotter and Miles
Cavanaugh of Butte visited Boulder
on Thursday on business in the dis
trict court.
district court Friday to attend to a
law suit.
Judge N. w. Mcconnell of Helena
was in Boulder on Monday.
I. j. Walsh and ]. Il. Clayberg were
in Boulder to look after some of their
cases in the district court.
Alex Glass came down from Basin
Thursday. He states that James
Glass is in Massachusetts on business
connected with the Basin & Bay State
Mining company's affairs, and that
the company will soon be in shape to
commence the erection of a new con-
contractor.
The graduation exercises of the
Boulder high school will be held at
full and interesting programme has
been prepared and sent out. The
graduates are Joseph ID. Filcher, May
b. Taylor and Elizabeth NJ. Bridger.
The exercises bid fair to be pleasant
and profitable to those who attend
them.
State examiner Bogert and his as
slstant E. w. Stetson have been en-
gagged since Wednesday in making an
examination of the books of the diff
erent county officials.
+. r. Mcneil, county surveyor, has
finished surveying a county road from
Bedford up Indian creek to HasseL Ac-
cording to casual estimate made by
him the road will cost between $1,000
and 1880. He will soon make a care
full estimate of the cost for the use of
the county commissioners.
ID. s. Watson a woodman and ranch
er who lives about a mile up the Basin
canyon, while suffering from an attack
of measles became insane, and yester-
day having sufficiently recovered, he
was taken to Warm Springs for treat
ment.
At the organization of the newly
elected board Of trustees of the Boul-
der schools James Simpkins was elect
ed chairman and William T. Sweet
clerk.
Assessor Wood has been in Basin
this week looking after the valuations
and amounts of property in that vi
cinity
Miss Minnie Rogers of Rochester, n.
Y, is a guest of Mrs. Dan MCNEIL
sam Robertson of the Sentinel was
a visitor to Basin in the early part of
the week.
Lawyer Baldwin of Townsend was
here on legal business on Friday.
Tom Graves of Butte was in Boul-
der Friday.
One of the music boxes which were
on exhibition at Morris store was won
by Tom Eddingfield.
The destruction of a short trestle on
the Montana Central railroad between
Corbin and jefferson City delayed the
west-bound passenger train for several
hours two days this week.
G. w. Morgan, who has been visiting
for several months at Judge Wamer's
place. returned to his home in Illinois
this week.
The Suhr boys. charged with rob-
bling the United States mail pouch at
Basin. before Commissioner Brown,
were discharged at the instance of
United States District Attorney Les
ley, because the evidence against them
was not sufficient TO warrant the Unit
ed States grand jury in indicting
them.
c. B. Nolan of Helena was here on
wednesday to assist to prosecute in
the case of the state VS.. Samuel Leck
in the district court.
III. G. Pickets of Helena was in Boul-
der Wednesday. He was formerly
bookkeeper for the Basin & Bay State
Mining company. and was here as
witness In a case for the Glass Bros.
of that company.
William Fergus of Whitehall was in
Boulder Monday as a witness for the
state in the Bassette case.
Mrs. A. C. Hollenbeck of Basin was
i'm Boulder Monday.
l.. ID. Kent and wife of Basin were
in Boulder for a few hours on Tuesday
last.
County Surveyor Mcneil has corl-
pleted the survey OF the ground for
the new building for the Sea; anu oumb
asylum. IL is to built on vacant ground
a short distance south OF the Catholic
church. When this structure is com
pleted IL will add greatly to the met
ropolitan appearance OF Boulder.
Quinn & Mccullough are putting In
a wind mill pump for the convenience
OF their livery stable.
r.. NJ. Cralle has left Boulder for a
whileA TO be engaged In his profession
as a civil engineer in ana near Quig-
ley.
Edward o'Rourke has gone to Brit
ish Columbia to settle up his business
affairs there. after which he will take
mn his permanent residence on his
ranch. a mile east Of town.
Arthur Wilson Of Radersburg was in
Boulder this week representing the
Jubilee Placer company in case in
court as its manager.
Henry c. Smith of Helena attended
court this week TO look after the in
terests OF his clients.
oscar II. Davey OF Whitehall came
to Boulder Monday from Whitehall.
Frank Bernatz moved Friday into
his residence on Second avenue, re-
Gently purchased from X. W. Jeffries.
IN BIG TIMBER.