The Butte inter mountain., 1901-08-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

1AdllIOdU watches at v teFOerknOe' s.
E. A. Winstanley of Butte spent yes
terday in Anaconda.
j. G. Bates, piano tuner. Leave or
deds at Smith Drug Store.
+, The employees Of the upper smelter |
works were paid off today. |
Joseph c. Smith, Deer Lodge attor-
ney, was in Anaconda yesterday.
Fred Smith left for the Big Hole yes
terday on weeks fishing trip.
r. M. Greis and family took an out
ing up Mill Creek canyon yesterday.
Rod Williams and F. w. Peckover
spent yesterday fishing on Lost creek.
Wanted-A second hand steel range
with water front; address, Box 81, Ana
conda.
A. w. Greeley and wife and a party
of friends spent yesterday in Mill Creek
canyon.
Senator J. M. Kennedy was over from
Butte yesterday to spend Sunday with
his family.
Eyes examined free. A graduate opti-
clan in attendance. Perfect fit guaran-
teed. Hammerslough's.
HI. J. Dixon of Alvin, Tex, is visit
ing with his daughter, Mrs. J. D. DON
nelly, of this city.
DR.. H. f. Carman returned yesterday
from two weeks outing on the Big
Hole river ana French Gulch.
Miss Frances Shaughnessy Of Butte,
who has been visiting Miss ViDla Pow
ell, returned home last night
Chief Robert Mentrum Of the fire de-
partment has returned from two
weeks outing in the Bitter Root Valley.
Will we move to SIG East Park avenue
on or about September /? A discount Of
20 per cent on all jewelry. l.. Verberk-
NOES. 212 East Park avenue.
Miss Bertha Sawyer and number
Of friends spent yesterday fishing on
Race Track creek The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Pennington.
Miss Carrie Anderson returned home
last evening from French Gulch. where
she has been the guest of w. r. Allen
and family for nearly three weeks.
| The interior of the Hearst library
building has undergone a thorough
renovation. The woodwork has been
cleaned and the floors have received
q fresh coat of oil.
John harrington, who was killed in
the B. A. & P. railroad yards Friday,
was buried this morning in the Catho-
lie cemetery. The expense of the
funeral was borne by the smelter em-
ployes.
| That dull pain in the back Of the head
from too much smoking Of heavy cigars,
| is never felt after smoking the Havard.
All clear Havana filler. Union made. "A
million week." Aren't there enough
freasons for you?
Olize Cole. aged 15 arrested Sunday
on complaint of Mrs. F. Durant her
mother, on a charge of incOrrigibility,
is having hearing this afternoon.
She says she would rather go to the
| reform school than anywhere else.
DR.. o. c. Evans. city health physi-
| clan, returned last night from brief
trip to Helena. accompanied by his
| mother Mrs E. j. Evans. and an aunt.
Mrs ]. L. Patterson, who will spend
day of two visiting with him.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion today as board of equalization
and expect to END their work late this
afternoon. A regular session of the
commissioners will follow, when the
tax levy for 1901 will be decided upon.
The county levy last year was 18h
mills. Chairman Walker states that
the levy this year will be considerably
less. probably not exceeding Is mills.
In the case of NJ. J. Mcdonald VS..
the Washoe Copper Mining company a
demurrer was to have been argued this
morning, but the judge stated that on
account of an affidavit that had been
filed he did not care to hear the argu-
ments. He would call in another Judge,
he said. The affidavit stated that
fair trial could not be had in the
county.
There seems to be a misunder-
standing as to the date of the next
meeting of the city council. Several
persons have been of the opinion that
when an adjournment was taken at
the last meeting it was until next
| Thursday night Deputy City Clerk
Roger Edwards set the matter right
with those in doubt their morning by
| the announcement that Wednesday
| night the 14th inst is the correct date
| of the meeting.