The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-28

lullaby. "By-lo. Baby. By-lo." Ethel
Cowan: essay. Education I'm America. -
e. Fred Cowan: essay. Character In
fuenced by Surroundings" Anna L. Dee:
essay. Let X BE the Unknown Quanti-
ty." Mary Ward wickes: class valedic-
tory: violin solo. "Fantaisie. or Scene de
Ballet" Miss Ethel Dillon: commence
ment address. President James Reid; vo-
cal solo. THE Hills Of Cod Mrs. Nan
nita Bagley-Sherlock: presentation of df-
plomas. chairman OF board of trustees.
The following cases have been recently
decided I'm the district court: Jennie L.
Smith VS.. Jefferson county; "A suit for
damages on account of commissioner
laying out "A road across land of plaintifr:
decision OF justice court reversed by
Judge Parker and judgment given plaint-
in for A9.l5 Kleinschmidt e. Co. vs..
James Wall; suit for value OF goods seized
by Wall. constable. from the connick
stock: after Introduction of testimony on
part of plaintiff the defendant moved for
u non-suit. which was granted. Charles
Hopkins VS.. CARNEY Mercantile company:
"A suit for expenses on account of an in
junction issued at instance of defendant:
court instructed jury to bring i'm a verdict
Cor plaintiff In the amount of sos. Emma
l.. Peacock VS.. j. H.. Rule. default OF
plaintiff and case dismissed for want of
prosecution. George II. Newell & Co. VS..
Henry l.. Sherlock, sheriff: continued for
tt1m- IdnDutT Tlbtn ~ Shihhtf W. va
poleon Genereaux; continued for term. j.
y. Sharp ct al. VS.. Fred Taylor ct al: a
contest by Basin parties over ownership
Of "A mining claim up Red Rock creek.
and hinged on the question as to whether
the representing was done I'm sufficient
amount and I'm good faith. The trial lasted
two days n many witnesses were exam
lned. The jury had the case from 4:3o until
IL ID. m, and returned a verdict continu-
Ing the defendants In the possession OF
the ground.
The family OF William y. Hopes will
leave for Spokane early next week. as
Mr.. Hopes has decided To locate there.
They nave lived here several years ana
their many friends regret their depar-
ture.
Messrs. Nichol and Burton. mining men
from Butte, were here the first of the
week and went up the Little Boulder so
examine mining properties owned by MIR.
Burton.
Miss Anna Smith has gone to Butte TO
make her home.
Mrs. Agnes McGahan. a teacher In the
southern part of the county. Is visiting in
Boulder and the valley during a vacation
of her school
Mrs. sloss and family from Madison
county are visiting in Boulder and stop
ping with Mrs. r. A. Wickes. Mrs. Sloss
is called here as a witness I'm the Airport
will case.
IL is reported of "A little Boulder girl
who is supposed to say her prayers each
evening before retiring. and who Is also
fond of popular songs. that she got things
mixed "a little recently She said: Now |
lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord
my soul to keep; II | should die before l
wake. therell be a hot time i'm the old
town tonight" Another one in a neigh
boring town. and a member of "A family
that was about to remove To the great
agf mining ANN IN paTtn after "a very
earnest appeal for many things in her
evening prayer. concluded with: And
now. Lord. goodbye: were going to move
TO Butte in the morning. 4.
q. w. Winter Of Alhambra was here
Saturday and Is making arrangements 10
bond the Baltimore mine I'm Boom rang
gulch. near Boulder, owned by Samuel
Mackey. This Is AN old property, on which
considerable work has been done and
from which ore to the value of about
500. O0 was taken I'm the '10s. There IL
concentrating ore yet I'm the mine, and il
the deal is completed IL will involve the
erection of a concentration on the Boulder
river at the mouth Of Boomerang.