Moving for New Trial Motion in Minnie Healey Case
A new trial motion in the Minnie Healey case is set to be heard on Saturday. The filing argues for reconsideration of prior rulings and seeks to overturn a previous judgment.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1901
Page
9
A new trial motion in the Minnie Healey case is set to be heard on Saturday. The filing argues for reconsideration of prior rulings and seeks to overturn a previous judgment.
In Judge Harney's court attorney Forbis asks to set the Minnie Healey case for hearing next Saturday on a motion for a new trial. The court will hear the motion on the bill of exceptions and affidavits from multiple witnesses. A separate suit, Dora Ranniger versus W T H Ranniger, seeks custody of three children and alimony with $50 monthly support.
A local council considers requiring clear house numbers on residences to aid mail delivery and emergency services. The proposal would mandate visible addresses and standardized digits on exteriors, with penalties for noncompliance.
The Butte Engineering Department will canvass the city after New Year to ensure all houses are correctly numbered. Officials will notify noncompliant homeowners to fix numbers within 10 days, with penalties from one to fifty dollars. Park and Main streets start point. numbers use the block prefix and must be durable and conspicuous.
A court sentenced Howard to four years in prison after convicting him of second degree burglary. The ruling followed a jury verdict that found him entering a residence with intent to commit a crime. He will serve the term in state prison with potential parole eligibility after serving a portion of the sentence.
Thomas Howard’s conviction for burglary yields a year in Montana state prison with hard labor. He protests innocence saying the jury kangarooed him, while noting prior prison terms and a two year gap since the crime at Walla Walla. Several civil matters accompany the session including guardianship, probate and estate actions and a house sale approval.
Judge Clancy's court spent the session on the order to show cause in the Blacktall Deer Creek water right case. The defendant's motion to dissolve the restraining order was overruled and the defense began testimony. The hearing will resume this morning. Buy $10 worth of goods at Boucher's and get your turkey tree.
Louis Kaufman and Co. filed suit against Butte & Eastern Mining Co. over a $15 claim for rent on mining machinery. Sheckerton and Whiteway sue Joseph Grennon and others for $355.76 on a note.
Funeral services were held for W. S. Farlin at his brother G. W. Farlin's residence with burial at Mt. Moriah cemetery. Timothy P. Fleming, 30, died at John Eakin’s residence and will be buried after high mass at St Patrick's Church. Mrs. Welch’s funeral details are pending.
The Christmas Standard is available wrapped and ready for mailing at the Standard office. Price is 5 cents. A festive reminder suitable for friends in the East or across the water.
Mrs Mary Welch died at the poor farm on Sunday afternoon after being removed from a room in the Arcade block where she lived alone in destitution. She was taken to the county facility by the county physician but could not rally. She will be buried by the county. Modern Woodmen of South Butte camp are asked to attend the funeral of the child of Neighbor James Dunlap at 1902 South Idaho today at 2 p m. Get your turkey free at Bouchers.
Last night the Walkerville council did not meet as Aldermen Annear Dennison and Stevens were out of town. Dennison lies in critical condition in New Mexico with dropsy, leaving little for the council to handle this month. Orton Bros. piano organ musical goods at 219 North Main advertised.
Advertises European plan at $1.50 per day and up and American plan from $8 per day and up. Promises finest table west of New York and invites inquiries for plane or organ at 219 North Main Street, Butte.
Wednesday evening December 18 at Renshaw Hall will feature Bergstroms orchestra with mandolins guitars and violins. Admission ranges from 3 to 125 dollars at Orton Brothers 219 North Main. The article explains how water depth increases pressure and can burst a cask, drawing a parallel to rock fractures deep beneath the earth when water depth rises.
A new English system teaches French via phonograph cylinders. Prominent French professors prepare ten lessons each tied to a cylinder and illustrated in a guiding book. Students start the device as the book explains the spoken French, aiming to perfect pronunciation.
The Pittsburg Gazette notes a proposed inquiry into Historian Maclay as a striking example that the effort may not be worthwhile. The item frames the investigation as a costly or futile pursuit, reflecting editorial sentiment about its value.
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