The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-04
FROM THE WEST END
Items of News Collected in One Day
of Hustling on the Streets.
RECORD BREAKING SHOWS
Cars Bound. Passengers Chilled
and Disguised, Trains Belated
and It's Still Drifting-Sensa-
ton Hunters Disappointed.


Missoula, Jan. 3.-James Boon re-
turned this morning to Martina, where
ne has charge of mines and some Mar
tina properties.
Judge Sloan is receiving congratula-
tions on the arrival of little judge at
his house last evening.
Mrs. Con Kohrs and Miss Kohrs OF
Deer Lodge, are the guests OF Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Ahern Of Fort Missoula'
William Brabazon of Pardee. Is In the
city to-day.
Col. A. j. MCGOWAN returned to
Horse Plains this afternoon.
The funeral of ]. B. Pearson was held
this afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. George Stewart
Philipert Besset was to-day adjudged
insane, and will be taken to Warm
Springs. He imagines that he is In
Butte and being prosecuted because ne
is in the employ of Pinkertons. He In
sists that the Jail is a saloon ana taxes
numerous imaginary drinks.
The following instruments have been
filed with the county clerk:
Official bond-Gashard Deschamps.
county commissioners, s25,000; Joseph
Oe1dIlPS anu IL W. W AAOA'f
approved by +. H. Woody, district
judge.
Official bond-Alfred Cave. county
treasurer. $4,000; N. C. Murphy. p. j.
Kline. w. II. Houston, Peter FEEDER
sohn, ]. r. Latimer. Charles Otto, Ferd
Kennel, j. A. Wolf. ]. II. T. Ryman,
sureties. Approved by F. II. Woody,
district judge.
Bond-P. ]. Kline, assignee of W. c.
Allerton. $1,000; G. A. Wolf and j. IL.
T. Ryman, sureties.
Inventory-Property of w. c. Aller-
ton. assignor. to p. ]. Kline, sl.6o4.52;
liabilities, ss29s2.
Deed-D. +. Woody TO Neptune
Lynch, ST., lot s, block 5. Horse Plains.
$40.
District judges deed-D. F. Woody to
N. ]. Blake, IL lots. Horse Plains, s1O2.
Warranty deed-Neptune Lynch, ST.,
and wife, to n. ]. Blake, lot 5, block 8,
Horse Plains. 5000.
Quartz location-John Henderson and
william Bryan, Lead Chief claim.
Quartz location-Jacob Hedmen, Gold
Bug, Windfall gulch.
Charles Russell was a passenger on
the Coeur d'Alene train that came In
at 4 o'clock this morning, having come
in from a trip to his gold properties
near the mouth of st. Regis. Mr.. Rus
sell had a very hard trip. but reports
his mines as being in excellent shape.
Some specimens of ore that he brought
in are very rich in free gold. The next
time that Mr.. Russell goes to his mines
he will probably choose more favorable
weather.
County Auditor Hamilton has re-
turned from a successful deer hunting
trip through the Spring gulch country
He brought substantial and materia
evidence of his prowess in the shape
of some saddle of venison and some
handsome heads of blacktaiL Mr. Ham
ilton shared the unpleasant experience
of all who have journeyed over thu
Couer d'Alene branch lately. and was
a messenger on the lost train which
pulled into the Missoula yards at
O'Clock this morning. For the las
three days he and his companions wer'
camped around fire near the tract
waiting for a train to come along
The absence of any telegraphic com
munication made II impossible for then
TO learn anything about the movement
of the trains and all they could do wa
TO camp in the snow and watch for tn
train. Last night their waiting was re
warded. and tired and cold, the,
climbed into the train and came Z
Missoula.
This promises to be a record break
ing winter in the mountains. The snoy
in the upper St. Regis country Is nov
more than six feet deep, and for tw
DAYS IL has been showing so heavil
that objects a car length away coul
not be distinguished. This is said {
be the deepest snow on record for thi
time of year.
Northern Pacific has been somewha
demoralized by the storm and over
land trains are several hours late. tn
weather reports of the division to-nigt
show a rising temperature and in
creased snow all over the west end o
the Coeur d'Alene branch, the train LEI
Wallace tonight IL hours late, and ha
a lot Of snow TO come through. 1t wi
probably reach here tomorrow for,
noon.
The Chinese war seems little near,
settlement tonight. although there
still considerable excitement in Chins
town.
The sensational arrest reported
the Standard to-day will not lead
any startling revelations, as the
will be no trial. The matter was Sc
tied to-day through the mediation
the county attorney and the presen
made by the injured man were r
turned to-day Everything is qui
now and both parties 10 the trouh
seem TO be glad that there is to be
publicity.