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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
11
The city council approved a new dog license misdemeanor law after a six to six stalemate. Mayor Davey signed the ordinance, targeting owners who fail to license their dogs and allowing arrest and fines without dog seizure. It aims to reduce dog catchers roaming streets and increase revenue.
Varney Levy, owner of the roadhouse on the flat, was yesterday discharged from St. James Hospital after an 11 week confinement with a broken leg. He endured a hard siege but is reported to be all right again.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for hands and skin care. It claims effective relief for red rough chapped and fissured hands, cleansing scalp dandruff, stopping hair loss, and soothing irritations. The copy touts soaps as a universal toilet and nursery product with emollient skin cures.
William St. Clair, jailed on burglary suspicions tied to stolen property, filed habeas corpus in district court claiming unlawful restraint. Judge Clancy set return for next Tuesday as Sheriff Furey holds him.
Ed Bakin and Dr Laurin, both mentally unsettled, were taken to the county jail. Bakin showed religious mania while undressed and begging for light. Laurin, a morphine user, was found at a hotel acting oddly and jailed. Funeral notice for Don Hayes follows.
News arrives of the death of Michael Kennedy at Tarkua on South Africa's western coast. A longtime Kutte miner and later engineer, Kennedy had worked for the Anaconda company for years before leaving to go to South Africa last November.
John Morris of Butte pleaded guilty by telephone to shooting a duck out of season near Whitehall. A justice fined him 25 dollars plus costs, payment to be made. A special Northern Pacific excursion train to Pony from Alder and Butte schedules, with stops and return fares listed, is announced for Sunday August 31.
All members of Ropemen's union No 384 are asked to meet at Engineers' hall at 9 o'clock on Labor Day to take part in the parade. Members missing the meeting will face a $5 fine per order of J Gorman Acting Secretary.
Charles R Hawley a Montana pioneer and Butte resident for 25 years was laid to rest at Mount Moriah cemetery after a funeral at the Episcopal church. He served in Iowa infantry, endured Andersonville, and died at 63 after a fall and heart failure. His widow and four children survive.
Owensboro Kentucky August 26 Judge J S Stirman of the city court was acquitted by a jury in the Quarterly court after a breach of peace warrant was sworn by street car conductor C P Roberts a few days earlier Rev P T Hale pastor
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