Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
NEWS
H. s.. Masters, Representative Inter
Mountain, Branch Office Western Union
Telegraph Office.
COUNTY SCHOOL
Over Two Hundred Favor the
Proposition.
BUY NEW FIRE TEAM
Old Team to Be Sold-T0 Collecl
Liquor Licenses-De Death Of
G. w. Lovely.
BUY NEW FIRE TEAM
April 10.

4ASA4ASoAOA3 AV'
An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held Monday evening. All
members were present. The returns OF
the city election held Saturday were can
vassed and the result was the same as
previously reported in these columns.
Committee on purchase of fire team re-
ported and ordered that team be pur-
chased from job Harvey for $3.50.
The bond of f.. Z. Culley was
read and approved.
The city treasurer was directed to col
lect licenses from houses of i'll fame
where liquors are sold and also from all
persons who sell liquor privately or oth-
erWise.
The committee on the Livingston Wa
ter Power and Electric Light mpa
ditch reported that the company had
done nothing to injure property on the
river bank by the construction of the
ditch, and that the action of the COM
pany was necessary to obtain pure
water.
The city marshal was ordered to con-
struct a plank sidewalk across Main
! street opposite Billy Miles stable and
| also to report cost of a stone walk across
| Main street opposite Marshalls livery
! stable.
The city marshal was directed to sell
| the old fire team at public auction next
Saturday.
FIREMAN MdSlIlHlS was OIuCIcu W Au-
migate the fire house before the new
team was put in.
The %populists nave arranged with
"Cyclone" Davis of Texas to speak in
the Hefferlin opera house Thursday
evening on the political questions of the
day.
The Inter Mountain bulletin received
here this afternoon announcing the re-
port of the committee on privileges
and elections at Washington declaring
the seat of w. A. Clark vacant was a
great surprise to the people of this city.
More than two-thirds of the citizens OF
Livingston are in favor of w. A. Clark
for United States senator to this state
and tits the general opinion that he will
yet be indicated. :" 20. f,-.4
G. w. Lovely, an old and respected
rancher of the Upper Yellowstone, dice
at his ranch home Sunday evening OF
pleurisy. The deceased was 70 years OF
! age at the time of his death and leaves
q wife, three sons and three daughtrs
to mourn his death. Tnterment tool
place this afternoon at the Pine Greek
cemetery.
The establishment of a free count,
high school in this city is now a GER
tainty. The returns from all the larg
est precincts in the county give a major
ity of over two hundred in favor of tn.
proposition. There are a numbe o.
small outlying precincts yet to heal
from, but the vote in these precinct.
is not large enough to change the re
suit.
The remains OF James Lewis, who wa!
accidentally killed in the Sowash min,
at Bear gulch Friday evening, wer'
brought down on Mondays train and OIL
Tuesday morning were taken east TO
burial.
A quiet but pretty home wedding too
place Sunday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. E. M. Hunter when her daughter
Bright, was Joined in the holy bonds o
matrimony to Mr.. John N. Mjelde o
this city. Only the relatives and
few friends were present at the cere
mony. which was performed by Rev. L
H. Mickle. The happy young coupl
will make their home in this city, MI
| Mjelde being proprietor of the Park no
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