Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-08
LOCAL BRIEFS

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LOCAL BRIEFS
Secretary of State 7. S. Hogan is in the
city today.
James Conley. from Deer Lodge, is WIS.,
ltilS Anaconda friends.
Mike Kelly, an old timer from Wash
lEgton Gulch. is in the city.
A license to wed was issued Yesterday
to Ed. Trap and Christina Jacobson.
John McMurray came down from Butte
last evening and spent a few hours with
his friends.
Conley, Clague & Collins have Just re-
ceived their first consignment of fall
stock of wall paper.
The Butte. Anaconda & Pacific railway
VIII make a round trip rate OF 81 frcm Ana
conda to Butte and return on Sundays. e.
Mrs. Dan Roach who has been visiting
her parents at Garnet returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Toney McAdams is home after recup-
Grating ten days at Pipestone Springs
Which he claims is the boss health resort.
2 Pay days-Tuesday, September 11-Up-
per Works. converters, refinery brick
yard. Wednesday, September 12-Lower
works..
C"nley. Clague and Collins have Just
received their first consignment of fall
stock of wallpaper. All the latest de-
signs are shown.
John Ryan was arrested last night
charged with being drunk, begging on
the streets and abusing persons who re-
fused TO give him money.
German Lutheran service will be con-
Quoted tomorrow night in the Swedish
church. corner of Fifth and Cedar streets
at 8 O'Clock. by Rev. NJ. Hudetoff.
Pat. Brice was last evening examined
by a commission consisting of A. NJ.
Walker chairman of the board of county
commissioners, DR.. Mckenzie and DR.. st.
Jean and found insane. He will be sent
to Warm Springs today.
Frank Hammel, A~naconda's most pop
,ular street car conductor left today for
a months visit in the east. He will go
as far as New York and may cross the
Atlantic to his former home in the Emer-
aid Isle.
The court house grounds will be sur
by a picket fence, a contract be-
ing awarded to Joseph Smith for $41O.
E, The other bidder was r. Nelson $419. GA.
Eighty shade trees and twelve
tai trees will be planted on the grounds
next spring.
Assistant Fire Chief Mat Movers was
thrown off the side footboard and the
hind wheel of the truck passed over the
Inside of his right foot fracturing one
bone. He was taken to the hospital
Where he was attended and afterwards
removed to his home on East Park
avenue.
A runaway team attached to a vegeta-
BILE wagon came near running into a fire
Wagon on Cedar street this morning. A
terrible collision was barely averted
through the cool headedness of the
driver of the fire wagon, who wheeled
his team around and saved the appa-
ratuS.
A warrant was issued this morning for
the arrest of John Jurick IAN ebploye of
the b~rickyards. charging him with being
the father of an unborn child of Clara
Housman, a minor. The parents of the
girl reside in the Mountains west of Ana
cOnda. She has been working in the city
but is now stopping with friends The
man for whom the warrant was issued
will be compelled to put up a bond of $500
or go to Jail, unless he marries the girl
who has preferred the grave charge
against him.
The county commissioners at noon to-
day completed the work of selecting
judges for the coming election as fol-
lows: Helmville. precinct S1-Judges,
NJ. Mccormick, A. Hoeffner. NJ. Geary,
Tim Lennon and NJ. Coughlin.
Woodwork precinct ~32-Judges, J. T.
"ohih6 AAeAAS hi6hSh oohA iieApdl-
rick.
Zosel precinct 33-Judges, P. A.. Mar
tin Peter Peterson and Jas. Robinson.
Clearwater precinct 34-Judges. Steve
Topper, Ben Bryant n John Gilils.
Coloma precinct 35-Judges, j. w.
| Moss. A. NJ. Bliss and John Hogel.
At this morning session of the county
commissioners the resignation Of Justice
CT the Peace VIM. Devine, was uratanted
and accepted. His successor will r"oLa-
bly, be appointed this aft Arnool. .ADlica-
tion3 for the position It is claimed will
be made by Coroner H~ardcnbrook. Jas.
Duane and B. F. Maiden. Mr.. Duane is
a nominee for the Office of Justice of the
Peace on the republican ticket, and Mr..
Maide an Anaconda attorney. Only
Two merobers of the board ave present
today. They are Mr.. Walker, the chair
man, who is a democrat, and Mr.. David
SOL who is a republican.
Department of the Interior, United
States Lam Office, Helena. Mont, Aug
ust 20, 1900.-The approved plats of the
surveys of the following townships nave
been received at this Office:
FIR, T. l S. r. 3 w; FIR. T. 2 s.. r. 8 W;
FIR. T.. 3 S. R. 8 W; FIR. T.. 2 S. r. 10 W;
FIR. T.. 5 S. r. IA w; FIR. T. Z s. r. n W;
Notice is hereby given that said plats
of survey will be filed in this Office on
October 6. 1900, and on and after said
day the register and receiver will be
prepared to receive applications for the ,
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