The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-12
WILL ERECT A HATCHERY
Mrs. q. L. Vincent Inspected the
Bozeman Institution.
"A SPECTACLE OF HIMSELF
A Drunken Man Fires His Revolver on
Crowded Street.-The One Was
Injured.-Interest in the Sen
atorship Fight.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Bozeman, Jan. 10.-Mrs. E. L. Vim
cent of Anaconda was in the city last
week and on Wednesday went out to
the United States fish hatchery and
inspected it thoroughly. Mrs Vincent
and her husband own large ranch
about four miles above Anaconda on
warm Springs creek. The ranch is
one Of the finest in Deer Lodge county
and probably brings in to its owners
about as much as any in the county
At one point on the ranch there are
some natural springs and ponds partic-
ularly well adapted to raising trout, on
account of the purity of the water and
the growth of a peculiar kind of moss
which grows very prolifcally in these
springs and ponds, affordng a natural
shade for the fish in the summer time
when the sun shines hot Mrs Vincent's
trip here last week was for
the purpose of examining the
fish hatchery in Bridger canyon
useful information concerning the con-
struction of hatchery which they
contemplate erectine this winter. Mr.
Vincent has to put his lumber on the
spot selected for the hatchery in the
winter time when the ground is fro
zen on account of the spring render
ing it unsafe to drive over with a load
when the ground is thawed out, hence
the visit at this time of the year. Mrs.
vincent was much pleased with what
she saw and returned to the ranch
with much valuable information.
Quite little sensat ton was created
on Main street on Saturday afternoon
by Ira belong firing his pistol at Lee
Warren's dog. Ira belong was in
town and was celebrating the event
by getting little full and then wanted
to make a spectacle of himself, and
showing to the public that he carried
a pistol in his hip pocket and very lit
tie sense In his Uranium. It being Sat
urday the town was quite crowded with
people from the country doing their
usual weekly shopping, and it seems
providential that no one was hit. The
shot was fired opposite the Bozeman
National bank at point where the
crowd is generally the greatest. The
police promptly ran Ira in and took
him before his honor, Police Magistrate
W. Y. Smith, who allowed him to put
up $50 bond for his appearance on
Monday morning. The public was
very indignant over the affair. and
thought his honor should have imposed
bond Of $500 instead of $50 The dog
was one of Lee Warren's fancy dogs
and worth a good deal of money The
shot took effect in the fleshy part of
the dogs foreleg and fortunately did
not do any very, serious harm.
a well known resident of former
years in this city was killed in Noun
'tain Home. Idaho, last week, by the
name of Joseph Farrell. Mrs. Farrell
was we'll known and has many friends
in this city and the deceased lived here
for number of years and was a well
known character. His death was the
outcome of sudden quarrel on New
Years eve. The deceased leaves a
wife and four children.
The news of the appointment of an
investigation committee came like a
thunder clap upon the citizens of the
city on Monday evening when the
standard sent out its bulletins All
day Tuesday the excitement was kept
up and considerable amount of mon
ey was put up on the outcome of the
Investigations. The first vote on the |
senator caused some more money to be
put up. and in one instance a bet was
made that w, A. Clark would not get
u votes for senator durino the entire
time the legislature votes upon this |
DrODOSition