Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-08

to California. He reports an en1o!aple
time. although he experienced consider
able rain.
Pat Sullivan and Mrs. Hugh McLaugh-
lin cha ged with bigamy waived eXamln-
alton and were held for the district court
in the sum of $500 bonds.
Deed-Araconda Copper Mining COM
pany to Carl T. Peterson and Matthew
Price. lot 4 in block q. Eastern addition
to the city Of Anaconda: consideration
$500.
The pay days of the foundry depart
ment of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company will in the future be on the 1th
of the m~onth-the same as the r.. A. d
p. railroad.
Rev. Thomas Van Scoy, president of
the Montana Wesleyan university, arfiV-
ed in Anaconda yesterday. He vii! re-
main until Tuesday, the guest of Rev.
Mr.. Euster.
J. NJ. Kennedy. judge-elect of the police
court, returned today from Butte, where
he spent two days telling the pollticlans
over there how it was cone IN Anaconda
or election day.
The streets of Anaconda. which We're a
sea of mud a few days ago, arc drying
up fast. The highest places are growing
dusty and the bicyclists are taking the
first opportunity for a spin after a long
and tedious winter.
Earl Dougherty. assistant manager,
has succeeded j. Ed Nolan as business
manage of the High School Trail. Mr..
Nolan resigned on account of the duties
Of the position taking so much of his
time from his books.
Mrs. Chas. f. Payne, residing at the
rear of SIS East Park avenue, died yes
terday. She was a sufferer from asthma
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made to locate her husband who is
thought to be in Butte.
P. Gogerty. formerly a Waterman at
the Anaconda Copper Mining companys
smelters. now roadmaster Of the North
ern Pacific railway. westward from Mis-
SCUBA. will move his family to that city
about April 10, where they will reside
permanently.
An Austrian. whose name is unknown
and who cannot speak English, was Sc
verely burned about the neck and shout
ders last night. He was employed in the
Anaconda converters. He is at St. AIMS
hospital. His injuries will not prove
fatal.
Opening reception and ball of Prof.
Aker's Academy. A. O. .. hall. Tues
day evening. children Saturday after
neon. An exhibition of several new
dances will b given. Public in general
are cordially invited. Admission rights
reserved.
The Anaconda Millinery Parlors form
erly in the Montana Hotel, are now ready
for business az 416 r. Park Ave. with a
.ba- - - hoIa o-o,. r,ondIa1 IL tba city
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KEY. MI Brown me hewiy-appointed
rector or -. Marx Ep'scopal church, ar
llNed TINS morning. services on sunday
tomorrow VIII be as follows: Com
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aC the morning ana evening ser> ICES
sam L~aundry's bargain the sale of
his West Commercial avenue property,
which was reported three days ago as
liable to occur, will not be consummated
He could trade it for other property, but
was not willing to trade, hence the deal
is off. Frank Strickfadden was the agent
for Laundry.
There Will be another change of time
on the r.. A. & P. railroad tomorrow
Trains win leave Anaconda at $40 a. m.
3 D. m. and ) p. M, arriving at . p. m
PASSENGERS for Butte can GO over the
Northern Pacific lines at II 80 a. m, ar,
irving over. The same line at 11:40 a. m
The evening train over the b, A. & p
railroad will leave Butte at AS p. m. fol-
Anaconda.
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