Unusually Quiet Day in the Police Court Chronicle
A rare slow session in the police court featured several minor cases. Vagrants M W Farrell and Staney Ellsworth pleaded not guilty, with Farrell released after plea. Ellsworth jailed for 30 days. Bert Isles admitted plumbing license violations and paid a $5 fine. a real estate collector faced charges after failing to show credentials. Mrs. John Davis testified against John Rodgers in an assault case. Rodgers was absent as authorities held him. George Wartman faced postponement on an assault charge with counsel secured, to be heard Monday at 10:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Isles
Selea
Plumbers’ Union
John Davis
John Rodgers
Ben
Rodgers
George Wartman
Frank Sutton
Wortman
Staney Ellsworth
Main and Park
McDonald
Ellaworth
Man's Watch Bargain At Mayer Saturday Offer
A Saturday only sale at Mayer promises a 20 year gold fitted Elgin hunter case watch with 17 jewels in a Waltham mechanism. Shoppers may receive an imported gold decorated plate or bowl with purchase of a high value amount while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Waltham
Government Exams Seek Good Men in Philippines and Indiana
Long list of federal civil service openings with pay scales from 220 dollars to 1200 dollars yearly. Positions include physical chemist in the Philippine service based in Manila with weights and measures duties, expert rate clerk in Washington, railroad classification knowledge required, topographic draftsman in post office, local inspector of hulls in Evanville Indiana, and a Albuquerque cook in New Mexico. Jan. 2 exam dates, medical and pension clearances, and required recent photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Service
Manila
Bureau of Weights and Measures
United States
Pension
Quartermaster's Department
Washington, D. C
Hulls
Evanaville
Ind
Alebuquerque
N. M
Wedding of Rufus Choate and Edna Dennis in bold society
Rufus Choate wed Edna Dennis with high society attendance. The ceremony featured Theodora Roosevelt, cousin of the president, as best man. The groom, a civil engineer, was noted for his professional standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Choate
Hutus Choate
Edna Dennis
Milton
Fheodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Fire incidents disturb South Main and nearby areas
Several small fires scare residents in a block around 26 South Main Street where rubbish in a plumbing shop basement belched smoke into lodging rooms above. Minor damage was reported as tenants fled. At Arizona Street a blacksmith shop fire caused tile damage, followed by a Broadway theater alarm. A gasoline stove explosion at a confectionery on the corner caused $50 damage. Later, a rubbish fire at 414 West Granite Street damaged an occupied frame building. authorities suspect playtrays in the cellar ignited the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
William Mays
Strees
Shens
Thene
GC. W. Lane
Arizona Street
Bays Playtrys
Celly G. Dahl
Trial Proceeds in $9,000 Damages Suit Against Amaconda Mining
The federal court trial over $9,000 damages from the death of Tav is J Callins continues as witnesses are cross examined. RW Collins and wife sue Anaconda Mining for the death of their son in a high line collision at Washoe, while Collins worked as a brakeman. The case will resume Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RW. Collins
Anaconda Mining Company
Jurge Hunt
Anaconda
Tavis JB. Callins
Washoe
Collins
Lady's Watch Bargain at Meyer's Saturday Sale
Meyer's at 22 West Park offers a solid gold Hampden ladies watch for 17.50 as a Saturday special. Customers spending one dollar or more receive a gold decorated imported china plate or fruit bowl, while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
West Park
Hampden Works
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Butte
Lusher
Cooney
Wunterey & Palmer
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Star Brand
Leader Brand
Sac
Peet
Wee
Asc
Rge
Fious
Old Adams
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Foice
Judeh Warner
Kent
Sudge Warren
Mill of Justice
M. W. Farrell
Mrs. Davin’ Case
Hennessy
Rane
Granite Street
Main
Centerville
Philippines
Indiana
Washington
Alebuanesaques
Towa City
Towa, Des
Lady's Watch
Meyer
Connell
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