Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-17
LOCAL BRIEFS

Main street to c. j.. Zell.
Miss Nellie Shea went. to Butte today on
a W weeks visit with friends.
Thomas A. kinerk of Marion, Ind. ar
rived in the City yesterday on a visit with
his brother +. +. kinerk.
Mrs. E. P. Triol returned to Butte last
evening after a few days visit in Ana
conda with relatives and friends.
Mrs. G.. A. Carsley and Miss Ruth Cars
ley, mother and sister Of Mrs. r. p. Dun
levey, arrived from Helena last night on a
visit.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Donoghue departed for
Red Lodge Yesterday where she will join
, her husband who is loce,e6 at the county
seat of Carbon county.
Two men riding in a cart were given a
sudden fall yesterday afternoon on Com
mercial avenue by one of the wheels
breaking. The grit of the driver barely
saved a runaway.
Robert Hardery, an insane patient from
Warm Springs Insane asylum who has
been gut IN probation, was returned
there last evening. His conduct OF late
has been erratic.
Miss Maggie Cannon has resigned her
position with the Cooper City CONNER
cial company. and will ave for ST. Paui
the fore part of next week where she will
remain a year or more.
Mrs. Mary Kelley, aged 81 years, a ma
tive of Ireland, died this morning at her
home at 1882 East Sixth street. She
leaves five small children. Her husbands
whereabouts are unknown. Deceased was
a sister of Mrs. Pat Wallace and Andrew
Costello also of Anaconda.
r. Tim Starr. Great Northern En-
press agent, has been granted a leave Of
absence for twenty days and will so east
this evening to attend his brothers we'd
ding, which occurs next week at st, Paul.
He will be succeeded by H. S. Harle of
Havre.
Tomorrow will occur the Turner's pic
mic at Anaconda lake park. Excursion
rates will prevail from Butte to Anaconda.
Good music, dancing and all kin.: CT
games will prevail. The park will be open
all day and evening. The committees vii.
see that all who come will have A 50 ii
time. No admission.
The Anaconda Crittenton circle has de-
cided to work in conjunction with a SIM
liar institution at Boise City, Idaho. \
rescue home is being erected at Boise
City, and when Anaconda has any n
mates for such a place they be received
there upon payment of $12.5 80 which corr
stitutes a life membership.
TIT 1. O. o. F., lodge gave a basket 50.
cial last night at which the following
programme was rendered: Solo. Miss
AldcDUuSdIl, Instrumental Qutl. MtSSFS.
Adams and Edwards: solo, j. II. Egberl;
recitation. Miss Hamilton; male quar-
tette, Messrs. Harris. Lyman, Thomas
and Pickell: recitation, Miss Jennie
Evans: solo, George j. Martz: duet,
Messrs. Harris and Pickell; instrument
One of the most pleasing affairs of the
summer season was a reception rendered
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.. Allen
at their home at 400 Cherry street. to the
ladies and gentlemen who took part in
the Christian church programme the night
before. About twenty persons We're pres
ent. The evening was spent amid music
and cards. Some excellent music Wasa
rendered and the solos We're greatly ap-
preciatcd. Refreshments We're served.
H. n. Black. the Well known architect
Of this city, who has recently visited at
Warm Springs. says he was shown all
through the insane asylum buildings,
which he pronounces the cleanest and
best kept of any similar institution that
he has ever seen. Mr.. Black is an extern
sive raveler and being an architect has
had a good opportunity to see the great
asylums in the east. out he says he never
saw any to compare with the one at
Warm Springs. The buildings are old,
some of them being log, but they are
spotlessly clean.
The Gold Coin mines will resume opera
liOlls q olSC. Noo' 49," ~ - -
received in Anaconda yesterday by the
appointment of Mel Sheehan as mine
foreman. Mr.. Sheehan was one Of the
owners of the original Gold Coin mines
and also one of the owners of the Key
stone group lately purchased by the Gold
Coin Co. He is one of the most practical
miners in Montana and knows the for
nation of theminerals in the Gold Coin
district better than anWone. The Gold
Coin company is to be congratulated on
its selection.
County Attorney J. H. Duffy, who is
credited by VIM. Wilson of Butte as re-
ceiving a confession from Frank Hickey,
the alleged murderer of Policeman Jor-
dan at Butte in 1898. disa grees with his
Butte friend. Mr.. Duffy says he never
saw his client after the trial was over and
Hickey was acquitted. No confession was
ever made to him. After the trial in Butte
Hickey was taken back to Arkansas
where he was tried for the murder of
Powell Clayton, a noted politician. and
also acquitted of that charge. Mr.. Duffy
says Hickey proved a complete alibi in
the Butte murder case the defendant
proving that at the time Jordan was MUIR
dered he was working in a hotel at Vic
tor, Colorado. -