The Anaconda Standard from Anaconda, Montana • 3

rmr SHB ANACONDA STANDARDr SATURDAY-MORNING, FURiOUj Before baying examine- ihe acclimated CLOTHING AND FURKISH1KG GOODS ALL FIXED UP AT LAST corporation, of tlia Butte, iKConda DEPARTMENT. STES C0NNELL4 -MERCANTILE COMPANY. Founding board of the Boston piano. King Kennedy, state agents. Lout.

A black horse with, brand on the left shoulder. When he got away he had a halter on. Finder will please notify Mr. Kaltenbach, No. 65, or return to Mr.

Kaltenbach's lodfinir house onTrontstreet. 'A suitable reward-will be given. --rr. For Boat 1 Two handsome offices in the Standard building. Korhale.

Choice residence and also vacant corner on Park avenue. Must be sold. Enquire at Ctias. Houck's realsjaofflcej First street. Passengers destined to the prominent cities east of the Missouri river should patronize the Chicago, Union Pacific A Northwestern line.

Magnificent Pull man aud Wagner sleeping cars, elegant Pullman and Nerthwestern dining cars. irem redlining chair cars, handsome day coaches and comfortable Pullman colonist sleepers. Lost, Strayed a wayt seal brown horse. brvnded with heart on left shoulder and marked with wart on nose. Finder return to McEinnon McKay and re- jceiva-reward.

letter beads, bill heads, job printing of every neatly aone at tne Standard office. a A LVACHKUL, holesale and RttaU, Butte City, Montana. H. A. lVACHKUL.

Wholesale and KetaU Butte City, Montana. In our Clothing: Department for Fall and Winter trade we have a finer line of domestic and imported goods than has ever been placed before the public for their inspection. IHE SEWEST AND $1.50 to $5.00 We guarantee to save you purchase-f-jeach-Suit. Stale Old Chestnuts and Presents to. of LATEST DES10SS.

in Cash Value on the We will not give you the Closing Out Dodgers Blind the Purchaser. AGENTS FOR THE Hat, Stetson Hats, the Finest Grades. THE DOLLAR CASH One Uu Got Jealous and Smashed An. -other. The trial of William.

Colter and Maxie Prevoux at the police court yesterday afternoon was an unusually lively one. The charges brought against them was for fighting on First street and disturbing tbe peace and quiet ofjthejvicinity. From witnesses ftnd the defendants themselves, it see med to be a mixed up affair. Each witness gave testimony in the case that was at- rectly in opposition to that given by his predecessor. It appears that Colter had taken a woman of questionable character out driving yesterday afternoon and, after driving around for some little time and stopping at several saloons tor retresu-ment, finally concluded to return to the residence ot the woman in question.

The bouse is in tne neighborhood of vbe--valieux's saloon, which gentleman is the owner of the properly. On returning the woman, found that she had lost the key to her door, and al ter searching her Docket ana also thoHft of her male companion with out began to grow nervous and impatient and Colter left her stand ing near the saloon while-he went iu search of a key to take' the place of the ono which- had so mysteriously-dis appeared. While he was gone Maxie Prevoux, who tends bar tor Cuelalieux, Bteing the woman was in a flurry over something, went out and asked her what iue irouute was. sue. miormeu niui Toar- she had lost her key to the house.

Just about this time Colter emerged from another door in the v.cinity of the saloon. and seeing a man talking to his friend. was seized with a ni of jealousy, and uttering some vile language rushed Prevoux, who reached tor a rock, before he could get one be was seized by tne back Dy Colter, who whirled him around aud hit bim. Prevoux immediately hit back and then boih smashed each other. The fight waf just growing interesting when the rteu were separated by some bystanders.

About this time Officers Waters and McCaffrey appeared and ar rested the men. 1 hey obtained nan ana were subsequently released. Alter a rather lengthy and interesting trial Pre voux was discharged and Colter was fined flu and costs. John Leyden'a Trials, John Leyden, who was arrested on Thursday for striking Eric Pearson and John Eitenblcch in a saloon on First street, and who on being brought before Judge Rockwell became abusive and was ordered to be locked up until such time as he became sober and knew how to conduct himself, was yesterday brought ap before the same court on the complaint made against him and was taxed $10 and costs. In default of the payment or this amount was committed.

"Little Lord Faantleroy." Mrs. A. R. B. Jennings will certainly be a great attraction at this afternoon's per formance of "Little Lord Fauntleroy." The name of her selection will be kept secret until the performance, but it is safe to say that the piece is a good one and was written by GrtXGood wltt-of-Salt Lake.

A rehearsal was held last night at Evans opera house of "Little Lord Fauntleroy." and the members of the cast clearly demonstrated tne i act mat tney fayerlTOHorgettea4he parts. Thought the Moccasin Was His Necktied, From the Atlanta Constitutlonj Dr. W. A. Moore of this city tells or a startling experience he had a few days ago with a highland moccasin.

Dr. Moore usually spends the early hours of the. day visiting his patients, and when that task is oomnleted he soes to his office for a r. the base ment of his'residence, and the floor is-on a level with the eround. Yes teraayrBBOuTH) BcTes; nelowed the curtains of his room to shut out the sunlight and lay down for i sleeninar about an hour bum at bis door, ana he lumpen irom nis couch and was in the act of putting on his slip'pers when be saw something under the side of his bed which be thought was a necktie.

He stooped over and picked it up and was horrified to know that it was a good, big highland moccasin, tie threw it to the floor witb a jerk and, as the beads of cold perspiration trickled down his cheek, he stamped it to death. She Prefers Hanging. From the A tlanta Const itutiom. Nora Lay. the woman sentenced at Rome to 99 years' imprisonment for arson, and who was captured Monday while at tempting to escape, was taken from the Carter6ville jail yesterday, where she was being held.

Captain Starnes of the pent' tentiary department, who brought her back to the broom factory, asked her yes- terdav! "Kora, why were you going in the direc tion of Rome, the place irom whicn you were sent to the "For the purpose of killing the woman who told on me, so that I could bang," was the answer. Went to the Cemetery to Wed. From the Atlanta JournaL A rather unusual marriage occurred here yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Miss Maggie Brown of Fayette county and Mr. r. tt.

Pnulips, who lives near Stoekbridge, were married in a buggy in front of the cemetery by Squire Sam Lewis. The father of the young lady, wbj objected to the marriage, learned of tbei plans and started to the school house. where the marriage wa to occur. The young couple, however, went to the ceme tery, where the ceremony was duly per- lormed. Lost.

Strayed from Anaconda about one year ago one sorrel horse no visible brands 15 years old weight about 1,075 pounds si ar on forehead, white near hoof rwbind. Also one sor' ell horse, branded (X) on left shoulder; star forehead; white from hoofs to knees behind 15 years old weiffht 903 pounds. Left anaconda May 6, 1891. A reward of $10 will be paid for both, or to lor eitner one. H.

b. fs eal. Anaconda, Mont. Notice of Stockholders' Meeting. A postponed annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anaconda Racing as sociation will be held at the Montana ho tel, in the city of Anaconda," Deer Lodge county, Mont, at 8 o'clock p.

on the 16ih day of May, 1891, for the purpose of electing a board ot directors. Dated this 2d day of May, 1891. J. B. Losee, Pres.

William Thorstoh. Sec. Notice to Owner of Cows. am prepared to take charge of cows during the summer season, and will guar antee tney wiu De cartuiiy berried. Charles Mokrow.

Chestnut Street, Opposite California House. Plunge bath open day and night. Park avenue. Anaconda. West Try the porcerlain bathhouse.

baths at the plunge sl 10 17 si 4 11 18 IS 19 6 13 20 g5f "26 87 8gT9 TRAVELER'S GUIDE TBAIKS ABBTVI: 9t05 A. M. rom hutteLeavs Butte at 8:00 A. Silver Bow 8:19 A. Muart 8:45 A.

M. 13:20 jv si. From Butte ana Garrison Leaves Butte 11 .30 A. bhver Bow UA. btuan IS.

01 I. 3VL Connects at stusrt witu train which Garrison at 10 $0 A- Deer Lodge 11 J4 A. M. 6 iOO P. Al.

From i uite Leaves Butte 5:00 P. Uver 6:15 f. Sioart 5:40 1 M. 10:80 M. from- Butte and tiamson Leaves Garrison 8:15 P.

Deer Lodge 9:09 tr.su. TRAIJiS DtPAET: 8:20 A. M. For Garrison Stuart 8:40 A. l)eer Lodge Garrison at 10 0 A.

Si20 For Butte Stuart at 9:40 A. Sliver Bow at 105 a arriviug at Bulta 10:20 A. M. 2:50 t. For Butte and" GarrisonLeavft Garrison at 4 20 P.

M. 6:50 Butte leave stuart at P. arriving in Butie at 7 45 P. M. The Anaconda office of the Rocky Mountain Telegraph company has been removed to convenient quarters in the main office of the Montana.

The line is equipped for "prompt and careful service on all local and through business, east or west. The Kocky Moun? tain line has much the larger share of the telegraph business of this city. The patronage of the public is solicited. THE WEATHER The daily record of the thermometer in this city is reported by A. T.Playter, druggist, corner Main and First streets.

The record for yesterday was: 7 a. 46 degrees above; 12 65 degress above; 4 p. 80 degrees above; 8 p. 70 degrees above. ABOUT THE CITY.

F. W. Smith, traveling agent for Harder, Luse typefounders, of Chicago, is in the city. Misses Bessie Barry, Nevada McKim and Mary Hart made a trip to the Marl geysers yesterday. FitiPa trick iStnekfaden disposed of a number of Kettle Falls lots yesterday to parties in this city.

The Stars of Anaconda and the Carrolls will play a game of ball at Carroll this afternoon for 15 a side. -James Ramsay of Gleadive came over irom that town yesterday and is registered at the Montana. The regular and Guri "club weekly shoot of the Hod will be held at the club grounds above Anadonda park-to-morrow afternoon, Miss Mary and Miss Lizzie Cuffe arrived irom New York yesterilay and are the guests of their sister at John K. Toole's residence. r- -a -numtyfinlyBiing lading thn High school made a botanizing trip in the val ley yesterday, spending tne aitemoon in a pronTIBiS E.

T.William. Miss CorBelia-SuBre- nant, HenryTrerenant-and -wife-and Mrs. G. Smith, composed a party which passed a pleasant afternoon at Warm Springs yesterday. The Standard nine will play the "3 club a friendly game of base ball at the Anaconda park grounds to-morrow.

The game will be free to all and will doubtless attract a large number of people. Seats for the performance to be given by Cleveland's consolidated minstrels at Evans opera house on Thursday, the 21st instant, will be placed on sale at the Smith Drug company's store on Monday morning. Robert Boyd was fined $5 and costs yesterday by Judge Rockwell for being drunk and disorderly, the fine to be re- mitted in case he was a good walker and got out oFlne city limits within six hour He got. A social dance will be held at French hall this evening under the management of Brennan Gettings and will attract a large crowd of those who are lovers of the entrancing dance. Music will be furnished by the usual orchestra, which is a great favorite.

The matinee performance for the benefit of ladies and children of the popular play, 'Little Lord-Faun tleroyj" will be gin at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The prices of admission will be for ladies 60 cents and children 25 cents, and there will undoubtedly be a large attendance. At the Presbyterian church to-morrow the subject for the morning will be "Re-ligiouB Health." For the evening "God Delights to Save." Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.

m. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. and young people's meeting at 7 p. m.

A full meeting of the choir is desired for this evening. C. R. Coraptoh, pastor. Mr.

and Mi's. George Wallace have just been the recipients of another fine wedding present in the way of a handsome large rug, with the compliments of the Estes Connetl Mercantile company. The gift of a beautiful painted china dish by Mr. and Mrs. Uunlap was omitted in the first list of presents.

The bride and groom, are now at home on Cherry street between Fifth and Sixth. Among others registered at the Montana hotel yesterday were: C. L. Stan-rate, Chicago; F.W. Smith, Minneapolis; A.

B. Feder, New York; W. Good-ale, Butte; George W. Allerton, Miles City James G. Ramsay, Gleadive; Oito Tunk, Watertowh, N.

Y. Richard Kel-sey. Cape Vincent; F. Fuller, Chicago; J. Wdliamson, Akron, Ohio: Daniel Dunn, Leadville; W.

S. Cameron, Reno. Opening the Hotel Jennings. The Hotel Jennings was formally reopened by Daniel Neal yesterday morning. The bill of fare, which Mr.

Neal will present will consist of everything in the way of the, delicacies of the season and he intends to conduct the house throughout in a first-class manner. Cyclists Rid To-Xiirht. The Copper City Wheelmen will meet sit the Montana hotel this evening with their wheels and will take a run about tbecity and out the valley. t. A Pacific Miay.

The Papers Have Been Drawn and the surveying Will be Act- ively Prosecuted The Route 'Described. Before enow flies next autumn there will be more than one line of railroad connecting the cities of Butte and Anaconda, and the day 8 of the Montana Union's arrogant 1 supremacy will be ended. The building of the new line is assured. The incorporation papers have been -sent for record, the" preliminaries hieb have-een under discussion for several weeks have been comDleted, the new railroad-company is jady foriust ness and a corps of engineers will take the-fleld this morning. The iiew will be known as the Butte, Anaconda Pacific railroad.7 Its line from Butte to this city is already-pretty well defined.

It Warm Spring canyon, over the -range to the Bitter Root at a point about 40 miles south of Missoula and thence to the city of Missoula. From examinations which have already been made the builders of the road have a pretty accurate idea of the route whicb the new road will follow when it leaves this city on the way up the canyon. There will be no delay in construction work, as soon as the engineers say what is wanted the builders will go ahead.) A Standard reporter talked last even- isoneof the incorporators of the new road. "There isn't much to say about the matter," said Mr. Hoge, "except that the road will be built and that we are all ready to go ahead with it The plans have not been made in a hurry the fact is, they have been under 'discussion a good while.

There isn't a doubt in the world that Anaconda will always be in peril as long as it is at the mercy of a railroad which is, you might say, under foreign management, and the way to get relief is to build a road. We are satisfied to undertake it on the amount of business which we can secure the minute the roadbed is in shape for rolling stock." "Is the Anaconda company building the new road?" asked the reporter. "Nobody connected with the Anaconda company figures among the incorporators of the new company," replied Mr. Hoge. "It will be built, owned and managed by people who belong right here and who will take personal interest in its success.

All I can say to you is that the road is going to be built." Mr. Hoge favored the refteFwitB ithecorpdratiottpaperaif the following is a copy We, the" undersigned, WlUlam L. Hoge, Stephen A. Estes. Shellev Tuttle, William Thornton and ml son B.

Losee, all citizens of the United States and or of Montana, do hereby certify at we do hereby form ana organize a corporation lor tne purpose or iocat- Ing.constructii gmaintalningand operating rail- roads within the staie of Montana, with ail the rights, privileges and now ti conferred by and subject to all the restriction of the laws of Montana Te'ating to ieb corporation and we do further certify thai First-The name of such corporation by which it (hall be known shall tn "Butte, Anaconda rame Kauway tympany," I Second The termini of the railway proposi to be constructed are alL to be located within the coufiliw tif-SUver HowCeet Jjftd a and Mis soula, in th state of Montana, and said railroad is to pass through said-counties in said stale. Til" PfWm1 nam rallniail wHI hfl ft follows: From Butte City and the mines in its vicinity, in Silver Bow coun.y, down Silver Bow creek te-the head of the Deer Lodge yajley; thence skirting the foothills lying south of said valley to the town of Anaeonua and its vicin ty, in county of Lodge; thence up -Warm Spring creek to the divide, crossing the divide near the source of Flint creek, southwesterly to the east fork of Rock creek; thence across Hock creek to the west fork of said creek, and following said fork to the divide between Rock creek and the Bitter Root river, crossing said divide near the source of Ska.kaho creek and following said stream downward to its junction with the Bitter Root river; thence down the Bitter Root valley to the town of Missoula, In Missoula county, and thence wester to the western boundary the state of Montana. Third The amount of capital stock necessary to construct said road Is five million ($5,00 dollars. Fourth The principal office or said company jBAtihft town of Anaconda. Deer Lodge county, state of Montana.

In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this eleventh (11th) day of May, A. D. 1891. The names of the' incorporators are affixed. BILLY BUTTS TOLD TO GO.

The Authorities Think the City Alon Without Uim. Can Get "Billy" Butts, the fake prise-fighter who laid down before Mr. Strader in a lit tle imitation scrap at the Anaconda park pavilion some weeks ago, and who recently got into a fight over an ancient fairy whose place of residence is on the row, with a man who gave him decidedly the worst of it by almost biting one of his bands off, has had more hard lock and was again taken into the police court yes terday on a charge -of frequenting houses of ill fame. The only thing he has been doing since his irom the last on whicb be was fined $25 and costs, has been to act in the capacity of private secretary to the affectionate wo man who was so kind as to pay his recent fine and get him out of hock. Butts is a gambler and an all-around sport but the beat he has been trotting was brought to a sudden halt yesterday.

He was brought before Judge Rockwell arid fined 1 25 and costs. and told that as his presence was not particularly necessary to the welfare of the city that if. he would leave the town in 10 hours the fine would be remitted. The time given bim was extended somewhat by the judge, owing to the fact that Butts stated thai bis' pedal extremities were very sore on account of the amount of hustling he had; done in an effort to secure a permanent situation. It is likely that he left town on the evening train, lor he could not be found at any of his usual Daunts later in tne evening.

The announcement of Cleveland's min strels is tuie to pack Evans opera house next Thursday nisht. W. Cleveland, minstrel impressario, has on. bis pay rolls 211" names. This includes agents.

treasurers, business managers, stage peo ple and retained attorneys. Mr. Cleveland is not yet 30 years oHk Ten years ago he was a fcilli oster. usher, janitor. scenic artist and general factotum at the .1 1 1 luckier ui ia oubcure vyuio iuwu.

uvw ue I owns and manages three large companies I and will have four or fire on' the road I next season. He is by some years the youngest mansgerof prominence in the I J. C. KEPPLER Mny trh mnkpr Jeweler WE ARE SOLE Christjs Imported London Dealer lh- 75 DIAMONDS -f All Grades of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Optical Goods, Silverware, Etc. jsL EVANS OPERA HOUSE Only one Performance in Anaconda, i THURSDAY.

MAY 21 "The Eiffel Tower of Minstrelsy!" W. S. CLEVELAND'S GREAT BIG 5i KOTE THE GKEAT NAMES: BILLY EMERSON BARNEY FAGAN, THE MARVELLOUS GRACGS, Griffin and Marks, Percy Denton, Raymond Shaw, Eddie Fox. AND MORE THAN Half a Hundred Others. Elaborate Electrical Effect.

Gorgeous Cos tumes Everything New and Novel. DON'T MISS IT. rer.rsnd Parade IaUy at 11:13 by Entire Company (except Emerson.) BCSra 4 SHORT Watchmakers, HBS! 81, 15AC0SBI, Opp. BEE HIVE. Pianos and Sewing Machines for ssieor rem.

te order. solTdated- MINSTRELS! -Picture -Frames Also Agents for Wilson Brothers Fine Fitting White Shirts and Negligees. The latest and newest Novelties in Neckwear; the latest and newest styles in E. W. Collars; the latest and newest styles in Fine Dress Shirts.

In fact if you want anything of the newest and latest styles and designs in Furnishings ALWAYS GO TO Si i We will always take great interest in showing goods to all, 1st your purchase be what they may, if 1 '1.