Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-03
LOCAL BRIEFS,

Embroidery materials, No. 2, Shields. 4
City Engineer E. H. Macdonald was a
Butte visitor today.
Christmas is over, but the rush fol-
fresh candies at Pendleton's still con
tinues.
Charles Miller and Charles Davis are
under arrest charged with Vagrancy ana
begging on the streets.
F. l.. st. Jean, physician and surgeon.
Office. 1922 E. Park avenue. over STAND
ard drug store.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Pat Fabey and Miss Alice Mar
ron, both of Anaconda. They VIII be
married in Butte today.
Miss Cora jenkins, of Butte, spent New
Years the CUES of her sister, Mrs. -. II.
McRea, at $40 Locust street.
H. c. Sultzer. edi~tor-in-chief, and ]. l..
Dobell. city editor, of the Butte Miner
were in the city yesterday.
The total amount of warrants cancelled
in the county treasurer's office for the
month of November, 1898, was $ol,S6o.s2.
r.. Johnson, employed at the convert
ers, was severely burned o the neck
while at work at an early hour TINS
morning.
INcN. l.. Il. puZHSil VI i'o'NoA
gelist of note, will larrive in the city to-
morrow and conduct several meetings at
the NJ. E. church.
The Copper City Business College
closed a very successful term last week.
The winter term will January
Sd, with new classes in commercial ana
The converter strike has been declared
off. Many of the men, among them mar
rled men, who were not present when the
walk out occurred, expect to get back
again.
People coming from among the noun
tains report a good fall of snow, sufficient
to make good sleighing. Considerable
also fell in the valley around Ana
The deputies already named for the office
of county clerk and recorder are c. j.
Healy and Thomas Dougherty, who sue
coed themselves. Mr.. Martin, clerk and
recorder, is entitled to another deputy,
who will be appointed later.
The county commissioners met today
and will be in session two days. Bills al
We're: H. l.. Mountjoy. contract on
bridge, St05; Sheriff Fitzpatrick, board of
county prisoners, 1901 50; H. B. Davis,
county surveyor, salary, 800.
Father Larkin, superior of All Hallows
college, at Salt Lake City, and Rev. Joseph
Pudenz, pastor of the Catholic church at
Fort Benton, are the guests OF Father Fol-
let. Father Larkin delivered a sermon at
st. Paufs church yesterday morning and
Father Pudenz in the evening at vespers.
Judge yelling Napton, of Deer Lodge,
the newly appointed judge of the dis
trict court, Will arrive in the city tonight.
1t is expected that he will hold a short
session of court tomorrow. Judge Brant-
ly's law library is being removed to Hell
ena to make room for Judge Napton.
Some midnight prowler entered the
woodshed of w. A. Elliott last night and
carried away an axe, saw and other
things. Mr.. Elliott is on the look out for
the person and has his shed securely
In place of the new axe he left
an old one but for the other articles he
no substitute.
Aldermen Fitzpatrick, Hamill, Gang
ner, MCGUIRE, Dalton and Devine met at
city hall last night for a council
meeting which was adjourned until to-
night. Alderman Fitzpatrick occupied
the chair. John c.. Derks a secretary
pro tenn. Mayor Lesser was absent in
Deer Lodge valley, being called away
early in the evening to set a broken leg.
COnstables for Anaconda township are
as follows: Dan Lynch for
Judge Kennedy: Val Shebat for Judge
and VIM. F. Furay for Judge
Fitzgerald in the police court. There was
little business in any of the courts today.
3 p. m. James Edwards, charged with
ambezzlement was arraigned in Judge
.kenendy'S court.
Deputy Sheriff Joe DAILY has left for
Great Falls and will bring back James Ed
wards of this city. who was arrested there
sunday, charged with the embezzlement
STA from William Fl. Edgcombe, pro-
prietor of the Anaconda laundry. several
weeks ago. Edwards was arrested shortly
after coming off the train which runs into
Great Falls from Canada. Word of his
arrest was telephoned to Sheriff Conley,
and Deput DAILY was sent after him. Ed
wards is well known in this city, where his
parents and wife resides. He has worked
for the Montana and Anaconda laundries
and was in the employ of the latter when
charges of embezzlement were preferred
A nainSt him