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10 THE ANACONDA STANDARD TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 17. 1891 Western Montana Mews TORRENTS OF MM Th» Western Montana Office of ths Standard Is at R o o m 1. Dely block. His- M d Telephone No 11* Advtrtlilaf rtt« furnl'hed on application. BED CUTISJil GOOD As a Street Fillm» It Is a Sorry Fa. lure. TALKS TO THH REPORTER A Hard Luck Story bv a Grouse Hunter-1 he tiolden s»oepter- i he tfforl In I ehalf o f t h e imprisoned Clarke Missoula. Nov. 16—A business man „.it,l .i Si iml .ii.l •< port. . tin" morn- ing: "It sovnis t o m e il. at ili< linn- ence that «r arc havln* nom with our urn is demonstrates tin- n. c.^ity of ad. pting some system <>f street Im- provement th.it will I f ptfWWW benefit 10 the city. For yearn each suc- cessive street eOOJsBsSOsOOee has had hit own notions of how Ike work should l„. .Ion- an.I none of them have ha.l the right Idea I f w e ar> t" Jud«J tnm the results Three y.iirs a«" Higgln* avenue beiue.n Front and Main Uriels wns graded an.I the in.it. rial used wan the red day that was again emplojed this year. Hut it w.is found to he n .Mf »«iary to scrape all of this stuff off the next year and (travel was used In Its place Vet. In th. fare Of this experience, the Mime material was again used this season with the ex- pectation that It Would make Rood . rowings The result Is that It IK now next to lini .>-.! le to get a. i".-< the streets without i -ulllng I haek. There ought to be some good material found and then the city fathers ought M In- slrt that nothing else Is used. This experimenting is expensive. especially when the seme experiment Is trl.il over and over by wuroecs.lve eommls- eloners." ' Ous Mia rot I stopped a Standard re- porter last evening and asked him: •f>o you know what the coynrtl charges f o r a ferry lionise' I think th'it a man eould make gn.nl money by running a In it a. ross some of the streets here, and If the lie . use Is not too high I think that I will take a to- st It. Here on the corner of Margins avenue and Main street a m a n eould do a gncd bus<ness. I a m sure." Fred Alllnsen was weary Hunthvy night, but he had time to say to a re- porter: "Ton talk iihoiit your hard luck st. •Us. I .ran tell you one that will bring tears lo your ayes. I stall- ed out this morning to get some birds and sln-e breakfast I hive walked no less than M miles. All that we saw wis three ehlek. ns Two ,»f them I missed and they were I. >th easy shots. The third one i"hlek White killed The bird was a little one. and when It sew us owning it was so frighten..1 that it Just s<iuatted down and White killed It wtth a club. And then It rained or r|t w all the time a n d w e h a d rrdy hard luck all day I think Oj it t h e proper time to hunt Is oer- talnly not In November, but I d.m't know Jun w hen It Is." .1 M Dix. ii. who Is attorney for sev- eral of the creditors of the ('.olden I •! t< r MininT ooospeny, osif to a M tndard repoftef In reply t o a ques- tion la»t evening: "Things look well new for the s. ttlement of the m m - Miny'sdlfflcultles The change of venue that was taken from 1,.wis ami Clarke o unty to lii.niltc. i" the matter of the p. tttlon f o r t h e nppolntmenl of a ver will delay the final settlement romewlhot. a'ld It Is not pOOOlbsl to tell Jii>-t now when the case will eome up for hearing Judge llinntly has not set ,1 .| >e |. • tile l| 111 111! and 'III- tll he does the m uter will remain as tt Is I a m eonMenl thet the mutter WW be s. Nl< .1 I ti-f.i. torHy to nil c.m- eerned. end tl It tile olienitiollS at Qu'frley will be resumed " A t>mniliieiit all. IK v -nil to a Sttn.liird reporter this morning; "1 am triad lo see that an off (fi is being made in b. I nIf of the Clarks w ho are •M I n t h e it it.- penitential), as I be- lieve, wrongfully I have ajwayi felt tl'it the cOAVOctkM of those oM •OOffe I i- an injustice, and that they .>uuht to I.e s.<t free if fossil.le The confes- sion of tie Ir dntigMrr. Mrs. Stewart, made before she committed' sulci.I,- an.I published m the Monti ml at the tie**, w i< • • n 111;ii to convince BM thnt my tirvt UMftreeoton ha lox naettn u.i^ toe eorr. t one. and I am very glad to know that the old man and Ills wife are In a fair way to he released." APPOINTIVc OFFICES. M t..\ i niolblntes for MOO ttOtcen to it,. Klahril II.<| OBOOJ. Miss ula. Nov. 1«.- There Is a l o t o f siKs -ulati n going on here as t<> the prol a! Ic .lisp<isltlon ..f the patronage of the county BfleCOa Whil. the dls- < iis«ioii of the changes that will be maile by the new stat. administration 'MV. l.i n .1 their sh ii I ittentlon and the . lali.is of HM BteMV'14 have hern th.- loejefl ..f nnojoll'ribla OOM« ni»nt. the local offle's l.-iir.: n.-re at ho -ne fcSA'i hsd the poUttCUUM lo {)•• •«r> for a H .ek or so There will he new incumbents In rhe offices o f t h v clerk of t s > district court, the county clerk and recorder, the auditor, the ae- aenror an I the su|» rint. nd. nt of schools The treasurer and the sheriff h< Id over The latt -r two will proba- bly make no change In their offlce forces. The prestnt deputies have been efficient and mpHhlc a n d t h e puMic will be glad to see them retained. Of ihe other officers, the auditor and su- perintendent of s. h.Mils are not at- lowed any deputies The lMHO of the court has ..m- and Net county . I r k a n d reorder has two John I. S|.»a .ne. the u.w .lerk Of the court, will appoint his own deputy and he na-s a large field to choose from 8am •Sarriok clalrnii to bav.' been ptamlaed the |vosl- tlon by wmielsHly, but there is .. strong opposition to his .ipisnntno nt mid it may not coeM that way. To. pteeOOM dt-puty n this ..flic . S (Vvs Travis, has rr^tiy friends, and has onvoi on sfSaOONBI OOOrer during th. time that ne 1^- be.n in the oitic, H>- is fa- mlha- with the office work and there are many who would like to see him •ntiiiued In his present pooftfcMa, W If. fat I>l<klns»>n. the new OOOUIty ch rk and recorder, will h a v . t h . apix.int- rnent of two .leputles It un.lersto->d that he will ofTer to the pr. s. nt oklof •lerk In t h e . fflce. H T W.lkinson. a poelitlon in t h e office foi f..ur months cr sc. t;!! HPS new- force uw ima fa- milwr with MM office w«-,rk H:s chief dvpuiy will Le Soil. Bellcn. altd u !• probeblo that when Mr. Wilkinson re- tires, that Vordie Spurgeon will receive the second appointment. a.~ the reprs- sxiitatlve of the populists who fused with the republicans In the late county eleotlon. Mr Wilkinson has many friends who would like to see him <>ontlnued In the office, but he has stat- ed that he does not feel like accepting a permanent position th.ie under a i epu bin an ii.lministi a11. n. as h. has always I n a g I .leninerni and .b»'S not think that It Is right to de[>end upon his polttUul enemies. The assessor Is allow, d a.-h depu- ties as the county commissioners think neceeeary, a n d I t I s proheble that Mr. Hamilton will be able to do the work of his office alone till the busy season begins There has been one deputy In the office all the time this y e a r a n d t w o during the months when the work I is been heovy. There la some speculation a s t o whether or not the county will he en- titled to an auditor under the codes. The opinion o f t h e attorney general Is that there ought n o t t o b e a n auditor In this county, In Its present class. This opinion Is not sharisl by the ma- jority of lawyers here and the decision of Judge Woody In ordering the names of the candidates f o r t h e office o f a u - ditor to be placed upon the OatBM se. ms to Indicate that he. too, thinks that this county ought to have a n a u - ditor under the law. That the flinty n.fds an auditor there Is no doubt. Th.- present audit..i has ..; ( \,..| n,,. county nearly I20.o<Ki this yeur. and his fee id shows that a good m a n i n the office can do much good. It Is to be fiotied that Mr. I^atnhert will h a v n o difliculty In taking his seat. He is a g ..d man for the office and the county certainly needs his services. OLD I" I M t: H O R S E RACE. Hlwotilaim Witness the s,,„ r l at M. Igna- tius Mission. Missoula. Nov. 16- There was a reg- ular old time horse race at 8t. Igna- tius' mission Saturday, w hich was wit- nessed by several Missoula horsemen and which w is thoroughly enjoy, d b y all of them. The race was o n t h e road at the mission a n d w a s f o r a quarter of a mile between Courvllle Brothers' Jocko and MacDonuiu Brothels' Sleepy Tom. I n a previous race between the two horses Jocko had w o n b y t h e hottest of noses a n d h i s owners were not a t a l l satlsneu with the result. <>n the Saturday race there w a s a bet ••f ISiio a side mi.| th. Indians and half-bloods bet all of their possessions, horses, cattle and blankets on the re- sult. The excitement was intense and all w h o h a d a thing that th.>> could bet had It up on one horse o r t h e other. In the first race Sleepy Tom h a d h a d the worst ef the start and his owners were determined that he should not suffer th.' same accident this time, so they sent to Missoula for Kill Dlngley, the rider of the HlnfOO stable to take a mount on Torn, This was wiiat set- tled the race for the Jocko peiiple. Dlngley got Tom off ..n the Jump ami landed him a winner by over a length. Then there was rejoicing among the backers o f t h e winner. They all went home with horses and cattle and blankets that will a d d t o their com- fort this winter They arc on easy etreet. lull the less said about the losers the better. Some of them had stHked on the race the last thing that they had i n t h e world, and there will he shivering among them before spring. Hut they are philosophical losers and are true sports when it conies t o a matter of horse racing, so that they did not mak, any howl about the way- things came out. Sleepy Tom led all the way from the start and made the quarter In 23 S-.>. On the Ilealh of Judge .Marshall. Missoula. Nov. lfi.—After the district court had been opened this morning Judge Woody r e f e r r e d t o t h e s a d d> nth of Judge Marshall, his predecessor on the bench here, and made some brief but eloquent remarks In paying u Irlhute to the memory of the VOBjOnMe Jurist. He then asked the members of the b a r w h o were present what they desired to do in the mailer. UpoO mo- tion o f H . C. Stiff. Messrs. StiIT. Mur- ray anil Francis wore apppointed a committee to iiraft suitable resolutions and to select soni I member of the lo- cal bur to deliver an address at some date In the near future. The comin .t- tee will report p>-morrow. In Judge Lander** PiMirl. Mi- ..ula. Nov I*. - Judge liOOasTI had a busy morning to-day. The Cfl p ..f Saturday sinners was hug,- a n d t h e army . confronted the Judev w I n n he dinned his ermine was i motley one. And. rson Maker was proved to have BOOtOO bis wife a n d w a s fined >2a which h< uld not pay. He was sent to the county jail to servo .ml the title "The Spider" was lined for being too persistent ill attempting to ootlocl payment for beer from I Satur.lav night visitor at the People's theat. i Three hoboes were given floaters and one plain drunk paid a fine. Holioes as Mint scrapers. Missoula. Nov. lfi —There Is a loud howl going up from the people who have to walk the streets these davs and the ..pinion Is gathering that the hoboes who are una st.d and tak.n he. fore the police magistrate should be given shovels and brooms and set to work on the streets They are now- given floaters, which do not Hoat. and If they were sentenced under the > :iy ordinance ar. l placed In the city Jail they might be use,! to good i l\ " I .e.. on the streets. Some radical cliinue Ii necessary. A Large fait of the Trout Creek Bridge Washed Aw 17. LIGHTNING CRiifik IS WILD Passenger Tralno Delayed and Traffic Generally Impaired on the Weat End-Damage In Waehlngton. Missoula. Nov. M With the excep- tion of the spring- floods of two years ago the water In the streams i n t h e west end of the county has never been as high as It Is to-night. The soft weather of t h e past few days fol- lowing so closely upon the heavy snuw fall of last week has transformed the small creeks west of Thompson Falls Into raging torrents and traffic on this division of t h e Northern Pacific weat of here Is sus|>endt:d. The report to- night Is that six bents of t h e wooden bridge over Trout creek have been earned out and that the approaches to the new steel bridge at Lightning creek are gone. The Trout creek bridge has never given any trouble be- fore, but Lightning creek has always ho. n a source of trouble. The west- bound train that left here this morn- ing was stopped at Jocko and brought back to Missoula, when- It will lie till morning. I t Is hoped that by that time It will be possible to send it out over the Coeur d'Alene branch, but It Is ooubtful, as that branch i s I n b a d shape. The situation Is a serious one and may delay travel west of here for nvorol days. Sup.rlnten.ient Pearson and Super- intendent Of Bridges Weed are both at Trout creek SU|KM .ntendlng the retir- ing o f t h - damage done by the floods and another ..ulllt train with building material left here this afternoon for that place. The bridge that was wash- ed out there is a high o n e a n d I t will require considerable time to replace It. The Lightning creek structure is a lower bridge a n . will be more easily repaired If the water subsides. From the divisions west of herv re- ports are to the effect that similar conditions prevail there a n d I t said that two big bridges are gone in Washington. The situation Is one that has no precedent for this season o f t h e year. Late sdWrrs from the COM* d'Alene country and •astern Washington stale that the water In the rivers in that set- tle n Is higher than ever before. At Wnl- li.oe several buildings have been wash d away anil the streams are still rising. The water In the Couer I'AtOM river Is two f. et higher than any pievlous record, and gnat damage has air. ndy bseo done. Un- less there Is a check to the floods the less of property will exceed that Of the great Hood of two years ago. Kvery rall- n a.I leading out of Wallace has been washed out and It was not until late to- 1 'ght that tetetrapak communication was establish .1 The extent of the dain- ag. to the milroads cannot be estimated, but It Is greater than It was in 1S!H. line nurland train Is said to be caught hftweeO two washouts on ihe o. H. & N.. In iween Spokane tad Wallace. It wilt I tninthly be three days before railway connections wse of here .ire made. All of the available force of men Is at work everywhere, but Ihe water Is nt ii i on the rrm|iage mid the warm rain thai Is fal- ling to-night will tend to Increase the force of the torrents. No loss of life has yet been reported. STAPLE O F F I C E S U P P L I E S SOLD BY The Standard Publishing Co. Illustrated Catalogue on Application. SEND A L L O R D E R S DIRECT TO THE MAIN O F F I C E . A N A C O N D A , MONTANA BOARD OK TRADE. MISSOULA NEWS. Missoula. Nov II- Mr and Mfl Mo- de will leave in the m roing for their winter homo in California When ihev will remain till spring l»r and Mrs. w v Mr: - >< an t- in ii -i will spend several weeks In the vicin- ity of San Francisco There at. MOTO QOtlOOlU in the Northern Pacific hospital at pr. s. u than there have been for a lone tune The mules on the register show that there are now more than 1 ti Ihe wards. Qoorgi It. Hew is at the h - plt.il serious!) .11 with typhoid fever. Keports from along the west .-nd of the Lock) Mountain division on M the effect that the warm weatlut is .aiuslng high w.ii.r in many of t h e mountain si'.anis and there is sane danger to th. track in plPtfOO Then will proi.abl) be a l l excursion of Miss. ula people to Mutt" on Thanks- gl.ing day t-> witness the football Ci no Frank Te.-rmar cam- down trom Itonlta for a few hours to-day J. J ItobjriO ..; Ham.'.ton spent Sun- day In Miss ula I 'hainb. rlaln's I 'ouch ft.-me.lv roojMMO for lis cures of cough*. eoMs. N ip 00a '.ihonptng couch. :'." .iiel V' cents |»er IK»1- tie. for sale b) druggists. CibdiP e for UM Star. lurd. A small Attendance— About Ihr Midwin- ter Friiil growers' Meeting. Missoula, Nov. 1«.—The board of trade bold a meeting this evening In the rooms of the Lotus club. The attendance was small and President Fran.-Is. In opening the meeting, said that unless there Is a ft Viral of Interest in the affairs of the In anl Its life will be short. The secre- tary was absent and George, F. Brooks was made secretary pro tern. Treasurer Stod.lart presint.il un oral report upon the tln.ancliil OOOstNtOa of the board. The pretMeOl appoint. I Meoora, Wlnstanley. Keith ami Pooh Oil P. a cotnmltte i to ar- ri.nge. together with the secretary, for ihe midwinter meeting of fruit growers. <in motion of F. C. Illggins, Messrs lllg- elns. Marshall. KjrOHM. Mcl.cod and I.rooks were appelated a special .oninilt- le. on ways and mc.-ies. The question of monthly dues WOO rmleed an.i oowMolltet was appointee' t o find out the sentiment of business in. I as to the amount which wilt 00 reasona- ble. The following ex. -olive committee was sleeted to OOTVO for six months W . I I . l-ianois. f, ('. Sto.idail. I. T. Hiiscy. F. ('. Illggliis. J. II T. Kynuiri. C. H. MeLeOi nt A. M Ml veils. pjaapaoor*! iifuids. Missoula. Nov. IS. -The official bond of A. L. Uuncan. the newly etOCted county attorney, was lll.-d 'with the county clerk this afternoon. T h e b 'lid Is in the sum of $3,000 a n d t h e sureties are W . C. Murpny a n d J . ft T . Ry- man. milling the lings. From the Son Francisco Post. A WOhVefOOOod woman with an English s. iter puppy under her arm met an ac- quaintance as she stepped off an Oakland ferryboat yesterday ' What In the world nre you doing with that horrid <!og?" she Inquired. "Oh. I'm Just going shopping." "Shopping? I should think a nasty pup would be the last ihlng you would want wltli you." "An absolute necessity mv .le.ar. I could not go shopping without It M y husband sp. mis so much money on his kennels that I isn't get a cent out of him. so now when 1 wunl anything I have to steal one of Ills puppies 00a sell It to a fancier be- hMM 1 can get any change " Subscribe for the Stan.I ird WESTERN MONTANA NATIONAL BANK OF itltfSOl'LV, M' 'NT. Fred Kennett President T. K T H\in»n Vice President U. A. 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Page 1: THE ANACONDA STANDARD TUESDAY MORNING ......10 THE ANACONDA STANDARD TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 17. 1891 Western Montana Mews TORRENTS OF MM Th» Western Montana Office of ths Standard

10 T H E ANACONDA STANDARD T U E S D A Y MORNING NOVEMBER 17. 1891

W e s t e r n M o n t a n a M e w s TORRENTS O F MM T h » W e s t e r n M o n t a n a Office o f t h s

S tandard Is at R o o m 1. Dely b lock . H i s -M d Te l ephone N o 11* A d v t r t l i l a f r t t « f u r n l ' h e d on app l i ca t i on .

BED CUTISJil G O O D As a Street Fi l lm» It Is a Sorry

Fa. lure.

TALKS T O THH REPORTER

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