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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
9
The department now includes lathe attachments to duplicate wheels for watches clocks surveyors instruments typewriters adding machines and more. Capacity covers diameters from 214 inches down to the smallest watch wheel with expert in duplicating lost parts. Chronographs repeaters and split seconds are serviced and guaranteed.
Long list of arrivals registrations visits and business trips in Butte Montana including names such as Fred Orton J G Bates T L Quigley and W H Merriman. Mentions a marriage license Martin T May and Marie Crow and various hotel moves and local commerce updates. Also notes the Watte hotel remodeling and Elks lodge efforts plus a racing and sporting events card.
Local police amid city strife turned in a stars side issue during a clash with officers. No further details provided on participants or outcomes.
The mandamus case against Mayor Davey, brought by four policemen suspended by the mayor, will be heard at 2 PM in Judge Clancy's court. The officers exchanged city property for December warrants after property resturns. one officer remains to complete the exchange. The 30 day suspensions expire tomorrow, with no clear plan for extension or reinstatement while court actions continue.
John Gillie, a defendant in the Geer versus Clear Grit Mining case, denies fraud in his acquisition from Harry C. Kessler and accuses F Augustus Heinze of backing the suit to harass. Gillie recites the trust deed terms, states he paid 217265 for the property, and lists disbursements including 17875.66 to Kessler and 4888.25 to the Clear Grit treasurer.
A Chicago friend details Senator Matts death after a Saturday visit to his office. He describes a rapid decline over four days, with treatment by Dr. Ingalls and the senator's long struggle with nose throat and ear ailments. The note notes his age and surviving family.
The Hobart school fire prompts a riotous reaction from Clerk Thomas Richards and assistants as theft rumors spread about three base burners. The architect orders recovery of heat for plasterers at the Monroe building, quashing the tale with practical detail.
County attorney filed a complaint against John Donovan a 14 year old delinquent after he was jailed on vagrancy charges. Parents Mr and Mrs Timothy Donovan are named as unable to control him. He is to be sent to the reform school. Mrs Thomas Torrey received an elegant piano from Symers Dry Goods Co.
Health Officer Leggat invites the city council to a Sunday afternoon visit to the city dump to observe conditions firsthand. A health board meeting will be held afterward to discuss findings.
Fire department rushed to a residence on Atlantic Street between Broadway and Park yesterday forenoon. An overheated stove in the home of Charles Mack caused a blaze but damage was trifling.
The officials issue served notices seeking action from tie railroad companies in a public call. Officials warn of enforcement measures if obligations are not met and set the deadline for response. Community leaders emphasize prompt compliance to prevent further delays.
City officials resume notices to railroad companies guiding flagman placement at street crossings. The B A P, Great Northern, Northern Pacific receive repeated orders with crossing points listed. notifying standards require flagmen within 60 days of notice. A separate ad invites $20 to $90 weekly for disability.
Denver businessman kK M Johnson supreme chancellor of the United Moderns will visit Montana lodge No 45 in Butte. He heads Fidelity and Savings of Denver founded in 1889. The lodge expects a record initiation surge during his visit.
Bert Lahr, a Copper King saloon worker, faces a city jail hold on a charge of being a person of evil life amid claims he stole a valuable diamond ring from Dollie of No. 15 Little Terrace. Dollie, abandoned by Lahr for another woman, accused him after learning of the rival. Lahr denies the theft, saying the ring was a gift and arrest stems from spite. N. P. Shulin offers tailoring services at 32 EB Broadway.
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