Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-23
IS NEW COUNCIL
CITY FATHERS HOLD THEIR
FIRST MEETING.
WILL HOLD COMMENCEMENT.
Butchers and Clerks Play Base Ball
District Court to Open
= Monday.
ILL HOLD COMMENCEMENT.

Dillon, May 20.
Inc flrst meeting of the new city coup-
Gu was he4d Tuesday evening. The fol-
lowing members We're present: Mayor +.
2. Morse. Aldermen BIZ. White, q. ".
French, William Knapp r. +. Moore, L. ,
Ellel and W.. A. Jones. The council was
o,sarized and B +. White was elected
president OF the body. The following is
a. list OF the new committees appointed.
Observation-Disclosures Eliel. Jones and
Moore. ,s
tsHeaith-Aldermen ENel, Knapp and
White.
Observation-Disclosures White, Knapp
and French. ~t
Streets and ACKNOWLEDGMENT knapp.
french and Jones. .,a
Fire and OIder-Aldelmen French,
Jones and Moore. ee o- IF
Printing-Aldelmen Moore, Eliel and
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The street commissioners We're ordered
TO see that all persons keep their yards
in a clean and healthy condition.
The proposition of uriforming the chief
OF police was also discussed. Several
other subjects were argued, but We're
postponed until the next meeting of the
council.
The commencement exercises of the
DILLON high school will be held at the Dill
Lon theate1 Friday evening. May 70. The
graduating class consisting of three
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en-, Nation PoindeXter and Erred Rife,
Nil be granted diplomas. The follow
Ing is the programme which Will be rem
derel:
Piano .............. Whispering Winds
II. a. Wollen.
-- $50. ....Mjss F. Grace Graeter
Caation ...... ............ horace mann
. Fred Rife.
Vocal, "Liatle Fisher Maiden. WNaldlnan
Miss Susie Peterson.
Essay, Ideals Miss +. Grace Graeter
, Vocal, "Rc.l, Mighty Ocean" j. S. Broad
j. r. Willelal.
Grafton THE Tendencies Of the Times
Marvin PoinyleNter.
Piano, (a) "A Polish Dance" Prof. Pas
more; co 'Nalse.' August Durand
Ia Miss Helen Conway.
Educational address ....Rev. r: T. Smith
Gertrude Mellen.
J.. Leybach, Miss Minnie johnson.
PantOmime ...... Lead, Kindly Light
Pupils of the Fourth Grade.
Piano ,....... .."Rondo Muitaire"
rs Lilly Peterson, Prof. Pasmore.
ssAngles of Buena Vista" j. G. Whittier
Pupils of Seventh and Eeighth Grades.
selection ....:... ........DHfoh orcaeslra
Aesthetic drill 500. .................. =
r. 1.-THE Revel of the Narads'
High School Girls.
GelecJlOn 49,. ........ DIHbOll oiNilVslItb
Presentation of diplomas, Prof. B. +.
White.
Benediction, Rev. NJ. B. Loughlen.
The pupils of the eight grade will also
receive their diplomas at the same time.
The spring term of the district court
Will open Monday, With Judge M. II.
Parker on the stand. There are only
three criminal cases to come before the
court, viz: The case of gambling against
James Voc, Sherman sapp,sJ. Boruff and
f.. Btouse; the grand larcency case
against Robert Roth, accused Of stealing
ore from the Hecla Consolidate com
pany, and the case of Peter Kramer,
who is alleged to have stolen some har-
ness belonging to an Anaconda. Saafer'
failed to make an accounting ana TO nave
skipped to Idaho.
The civil docket is a very long one. The
following are the jurors empaneled for
this term of court: S. M. Skelton, James
Innis, w. G.. CLARK. George Standaher.
H. =. Thompson, F. Pendleton. aaseph
| HANDS, Henry Lawson, r. Galalgh.r y.
l.. Chrisitia nson, Stephen Cook, w. A.
Gils, G. G. Earle. w. NJ. Knapp, J. Il.
! Courtney, N. Sharkey, Harr.- sail.
Frank Klein. Il. l.. Bacon, Ed Cushing,
c. r. Brown, Jens Peterson, James
Mauldin, A. H. McVay, Gus Bradley,
John Miller. James Paxton, o. L.. john
son and r. ". Sebree.
Deputy Clerk Charlie Virden issued a
marriage license last ', ednesday to Mil
ton E. Hayes, aged %, a native of Boise,
Idaho, and Miss Nora Pyle, aged %, a
native of Missouri. Both are residents
| of Grasshopper. The wedding took place
| at the M. E. parsonage the same evening.
| Rev, r. P. smith performing the cere-
mony. Only a few intimate friends OF the
| contracting parties We're present. The
| bride is a sister of Sheriff Pyle OF this
| city and is a cha 1mlng and accomplish
| ed young lady. She attended the State
| Normal for several years, n while
| here made many friends, who wish her a
happy married life.
| pleasant party Saturday evening in
| honor of Miss Cora Yearsfan, who left to-
| day for her home in Salmon CITY, after
| a. siz months %sojourn In this city.
Mrs. R.. G. Sullivan and Mrs. Jennie
Leason returned home Saturday evening
| from a. lengthy visit in Chicago and Ga
lena, III.
l., P. Price returned from a visit to his
| old home in Michigan yesterday.
Messn,s. H. D. Brainard and George
Edinger went to Butte Saturday to at
| tend the most successful gun tournament
ever held in that city.
Miss Lucy Grannis came down from
| Butte Sunday evening to visit her par
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