Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-13
bURGlAR|ES
THREE SUCCESSFUL RAIDS ON
DILLON HOMES.
BICYCLES MUST KEEP ON ROAD.
No More Riding on Sidewalks-Coun-
+ Gil Passes a Metropolitan
Ordinance.
MUST KEEP ON ROAD

Dillon. Aug. 10.
sn Ihree bold burglaries were made in Dill
ION some time during the day of last Sun
gay while the occupants of the Episcopal
.,faectory were at church in the morning,
RoHe unknown person, by means of a
pass key, entered the recory and a box
containing $47, a valuable watch belong
ing to Mrs. Hooker and some deeds to in
papers were taken. The follow
sang DAY the deeds n insurance papers
were returned to Mrs. Hooker by mail.
Ihe same day, between 5 and Z D. M,
some one entered the kitchen of Mrs. e.
L.. Mason n took from a cupboard
drawer $25 In greenbacks. The house &C.
cupied by Mrs. T. c. Adams, next door
to Mrs. Mason, was also entered the same
day and her pocketbook relieved of $40.
1T is very evident that it was money and
~valuables that were sought for by the
robbers, as nothing else was disturbed in
any Of the houses. Who the guilty Gull
prits are has mol yet been found out.
The board of county commissioners is
in session, with Chairman T. F. Barrett,
commissioner A.. L.. Anderson n Clerk
q. G.. Taylor in attendance. So far little
business has been transacted, excepting
bids for wood We're received. The bid Of
]. Harvey was accepted and bonds fixed
at $3.50. The contract was let at 60 cords
at $3.50 n 30 cords green fir at 1915. In
h matter Of the Dad petition of D. w.
Callahan ct al. for a roa from Apex to
Dillon, the county surveyor was ordered
to make a survey and report at the Sep
TENDER meeting.
The following were recorded at the
clerk and recorders office this week:
Oath to bond of G. H. Padley, sheriff,
filed; appointment of L. p. Phillips as
two quartz locations in Vipond mining
district; Thomas Worthington, the May
flower, in the Lost Cloud mining district;
Timothy Hopkins, two water rights in
, Vipond district; w. r. fash, water from
Grasshopper; the semi-annual statement
of the Montana Gold Dredging company,
shled; a mill site location filed by the Hec-
Ia Consolidated Mining. company.
|4t The members of the local board of trus-
tees of the State Normal school, consist
ing of Messrs. Huber, Crowell, Kress, Ma
| honey Inc Stone, have acceded to Cover
NOR Smiths request to send in their res
1gnations as members of the board. Thu
governor al once appointed the Following
new fiboard: Ex-Governor B. F. White
Leonard Eliel. Senator Edwin Norris. A
| L. Stone and F. C. Kress. This term will
expire March 81, 1901.
IL The Inter Mountain voting contest for
q free trip to the Yellowstone park closes
tonight. The fight in Dillon has been
very interesting and it is thought the
final event will be a very close one. The
friends of the four young ladies of this
city will eagerly wait for tomorrow even
ing's paper, which will decide which the
lucky one will be.
Deeds-Eugenie Miller to Anna M
Mayors, property in Dillon, lots 10 and 20
block IA. w. r. Wright to John Lenkers-
dorfer, ct al, and on G~rasshopper. Clara
E.. Martin to Edith Nj. Robinson, lots In
Poindexter & Orr's addition. Appoint
iment of N. M. Standaher as deputy sher-
if filed. Report of Fred Landau of cat
tie slaughtered, filed.
At the meeting of the city ouncil held
last Wednesday night, In ordinance was
passed forbidding all bicycle riding on
any streets in this city. A n will be
Imposed on all those not abiding with
this ordinance.
The following sums of money have
Ibeen collected from the different wards in
tthis city for the India famine fund: First
ward, $54. IS; Second ward, 1855; Third
ward, IS; business mems committee,
$5s. s5; total. $129.1O.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.. Williams, also Mrs.
L. Cushing and Miss Gertie Gushing, left
Wednesday evening for Salt Lake for a
couple of weeks sojourn. Miss Gertie
will make her home there in the future.
Messrs. B. N. Stevenson, viii Standa-
her. L. T. Jones, F. M. Poindexter &
George Goldsmith, left Thursday for a
few days outing on Ruby valley.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gallagher and
a. nFo~ Iyn~~ry Thnvnnrar oil ~