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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1901
Page
10
Members of the Good Templars lodge adjourned their annual meeting after reporting solid progress and successful deliberations. Officials thanked attendees for cooperation and announced plans for continued community service in the coming year.
The Independent Order of Good Templars held its three day Butte convention ending with officer installations led by Deputy Right Worthy Grand Templar J R Faulde. Members praised Butte citizens and gratitude flowed in resolutions while the group toured Columbia Gardens and enjoyed an outdoor meeting despite rain.
The state pursues Sullivan on charges of ill treating his wife Mrs Sullivan after a fire left her badly burned. Mrs Sullivan testified she fears for her life and that he threatened to drive her crazy. A continuance was granted for transcripted witness testimony.
A mobile candy seller told police a thief entered his rear cabin behind the Imperial building and stole part of his stock. The loss included 2 1/2 pounds of candy two sacks of peanuts and a box of scented cigars.
James King has taken possession of the Conner etoon for a new route. He will be prier with friends and urlinetos Route bansions. The Burlington Route will count tickets on every first and third Tuesday. Tickets priced 64.50. For more information contact Phil Daniels at 36 East Broadway.
A new company the Etruscan Gold Mining and Milling is formed in Butte to operate the Alice and Argus mines at Murray Idaho near Wallace. George Bennell presides Joseph Johnston vice president and GM C M Parr secretary treasurer with capital of 1 million dollars. They report rich ore averaging 28 dollars per ton and plan a 20 stamp mill next winter. The Emma shaft at the Butte Mining and Development project sees progress with pumps and cross cuts to drain water.
The Sisters of Charity of the St. Joseph Home of Helena announce John W. Copley as winner of the Curtis Majors addition lot raffled months earlier. Ticket No. 4 889 was sold by Miss Nagle before her death, with the prize donated by Curtis & Majors last year.
Upon motion of the county attorney the case against Murray Ashley charged with threatening to kill BE. J. B. Neens was dismissed by Justice of the Peace Arnold yesterday.
The president announced numerous promotions and appointments across artillery and infantry ranks. Names include John Tim now, George S Grimes, John M K Davis, Alex P Dyer, M Crawford, Garland N Whistler, and many others with ranks from major to captain. Also noted are regional postings such as governor of Porto Rico William Hunt and interpreter Lene Hale and a U.S. district judge for southern New York, Justice Deeds Hdsams.
Springfield August 30 The secretary of state signed articles of incorporation for the George H. Phillips Grain Company of Chicago with a capital stock of 500000 dollars.
On the 22d inst a suspect was captured four miles south of Meadows in Washington county by farmers Arnold and Ambs who had pursued him. He was returned to the penitentiary.
Attorneys Priest and Overall for the Delmar Jockey club filed a demurrer to the Attorney General Crow s restraining order against bookmakers operating at Delmar under Aug 6 licenses. Arguments began in Judge Zachritz division. ruling expected next Tuesday.
At the hearing’s end the attorney general will take the case under advisement and render conclusions six hundred meters thereafter to the president.
Bert Hillman who escaped from the penitentiary was recaptured in Boise Idaho on August 30. The incident ends a brief manhunt after his escape from the state penitentiary.
Judge Humphreys of Honolulu met with Attorney General Knox in Washington to arrange a hearing on charges. The proceeding is set for next Monday or Tuesday with Judge Humphreys in attendance. Frederick W. Hankey represents Honolulu bar members in opposition.
The American Society for the Advancement of Science closes its convention in Denver. The council and sections may meet in Chicago during the first week of January 1901 for a business meeting, with the next regular session planned for Pittsburgh the week starting June 1.
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