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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
7
Butte notes report births and marriages, visits by officials and residents, medical and business services, and transit details. Includes Dr. Heine and Dr. Hanson listings, railroad schedules, a marriage license for Ballard and Spurgeon, and various advertisements for cigars, tonics, and local firms.
Mary A. Clymo’s damage suit against the street car company for 8100 ended in a non suit after extended defense argument led by Attorney Roote. Judge Harney dismissed the case and the verdict halted claims of personal injuries at the race track platform incident in 1897. Laura Scott’s county bill case over a foundling named Joe Winters for 49 weeks was tried with county authorization contested and auditor Davies denying contract knowledge. Willam Tyack sues John Dete for 175 dollars plus 100 attorney fees to foreclose a lien on a lot in the Great Western addition. Joan E. Davis filed as administrator of Edward Davis estate, bond set at 20000 dollars.
Pay $10 in advance for a yearly Standard subscription and secure a premium Famous Art Reproduced. Express prepaid. Main spring watch cleaning $1.50 with one year warranty. Mayer at 40 West Park Street advertises for help via a Want notice in the Standard.
The injunction in Vier versus Metz was denied and the restraining order dissolved. Vier failed to prove a verbal half‑interest contract for labor on the Metz lode near Rocker. Metz resumed work but found another claimant on the ground. A vein of gold quartz in the Metz is valued at about 10 000 per ton. James L McGlynn, 11, died yesterday at 1425 North Main.
The Butte Mining & Development company led by Lee Mantle James A Talbot State Treasurer Barrett James H Lynch Fayette Harrington and W L Moyer sinks a shaft on the Emma mining claim near Silver and Dakota streets. The lead spans 300 feet and is expected to reveal a large ore body. Stock is sold at $1.00 per share on a 20 percent basis with potential profits. Call Reynolds and McDowell at 46 E Broadway for a prospectus and visit the mine.
The funeral for Pat McGuire aged 2% years will be held Saturday morning at 9 oclock from the family residence at 332 West Virginia Street.
Dan Kelley aged 24 died yesterday at his residence on Woolman street. He is survived by brothers John J and Patrick and sisters Julia and Nellie. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
The funeral for Patrick M Sullivan the infant son of Mr and Mrs Michael Sullivan will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock from the family residence 102 W Woolman.
Members of divisions 1 and 2 of A O tf All are urged to meet at 2292 West Virginia Street at 9 a.m. Saturday February 9 for the funeral service. J J Lynch president D D Shea secretary supervise details.
Maggie O Neill aged 23 died yesterday. The body is being embalmed by Dugeen the undertaker and will be shipped from the family residence 441 East Park street to Fall River Massachusetts tonight at 7 30.
Philip Fay aged 27 died yesterday. The remains are at Dugean’s awaiting instructions from friends in San Francisco California.
Grace McGinnis a well known landlady of Mercury street was bound over to the district court on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing Anna King’s two trunks and clothing from the McGinnis home. Bail set at 1000 dollars. The trial adjourned after several hours with Anna King as witness and Grace smirking as proceedings continued. County Attorney Breen led the case for the state and J L Wines for the defense.
The remains of Jerry O'Rourke lie at Duggan's undertaking rooms with a funeral planned for Saturday morning.
San Francisco racing notes report four favorites losing at Tantoran with Sad Sam clinching the first event by a head. Jockey Mounce signs to ride for August Belmont and head to New York by May 1, while Spencer departs for a license bid. Race results list winners: Grafter, Burdock, Waring, Roilick, Varda with times ranging from 1 16 to 1 46.
The Thompson company is incorporated with secretary of state by William B. Thompson James R. Thompson J Edward Thompson and A J Corbett all of Butte The capital stock is 50000 A real estate and investment business will be conducted in Butte The Rockvale Cemetery company is incorporated by William Broomfield W A Button and W J Crismas of Rockvale Carbon county
The Times reports the Duke and Duchess will leave for Australia aboard the Ophir of the Orient line at the end of March or early April. The ship will be converted into a royal yacht and escorted by two cruisers. The voyage aims to restore the Duke's health after recent illness.
The Oregon senate adopted a resolution to submit an equal suffrage amendment to a popular vote. In the house a bill was passed increasing the kidnapping penalty to two years imprisonment.
The Associated Charities held a meeting to review January relief work. They supplied 195 garments to 4 families and provisions to 12 families, coal for 8, transportation for 12, and 12 prescription cases. The sewing school provided 21 garments while 650 meals and 79 soup orders were distributed. Expenses totaled 43.50 and donations included coats from D. J. Hennessy and cash from A. Pincus.
A piano recital at Mountain View church last night drew a very large audience. The program was excellent with violin duo Miss Hamman and Ethel Diden and violin solo by Miss Hamman. Participants included Professor Amiraux Miss Beat Theresa Pincus Minnie Price Margaret Dennser Ethel Gensberger Elethe Gavegan Pollie Singer Ermie Silverman Kate MacLaggan Zeyune Halford Lela Forman Georgie Towne and Miss Passmore.
Washington Feb 7 the house committee on elections number 2 opened inquiry into petitions and charges against Delegate Wilcox brought by George D Gear of Hawaii Gear testified earlier while Wilcox stated he would answer the charges in his own way and could prepare by tomorrow with the hearing adjourned until 10 am tomorrow
Helena February 7 Special Dispatch reports Clerk of the Supreme Court Ricketts approved the additional bonds in the Pennsylvania appeal, nearly twice the initial amount. The Montana Purchasing company must post a bond of 430,000 in coin of 87 to cover the deficiency, with a provided bond far exceeding that figure. Sureties and amounts include John Noyes 21200 T R Hinds 75000 Simon Hansworth 2540 James L Hamilton 50000 George H Keobinson 50000 H C Bellinger 0 Henry Mueller 100000 Dan Tewey 75000 T F Hickey 25000 Louis Bernheim 3000 N J Beilenberg 50000 G C Fitschen 190000.
C M Hale grand secretary of the state grand lodge of Odd Fellows collapsed and died during initiatory ceremonies at a Tacoma lodge. Doctors said the death from heart disease was instantaneous.
President W G Purdy of the Rock Island route denied in Chicago on February 7 a Wall Street report that the Rock Island would gain a controlling interest in the Mexican Central railroad. No such action is contemplated.
In Salem on February 1 the ballot for United States senator shows Corbett, Smith dem 26, Mc Bride 21, Hermann 7, Fulton 2, Moore 1, Lowell 1, not voting 1. The brief vote tally outlines the results among listed candidates with one abstention.
In Icrease Washington on February 7 Senator Hale announced the naval appropriation bill carries a net increase of 9.61 million dollars over the house version, totaling 75.7 million dollars.
From Cleveland on February 7, Senator M. A. Hanna was chosen as comrade in the Memorial Post of the G A R the local veterans group.
Mrs. Hansch, daughter of Baron Myer of Dresden, with English noble birth mother, inherits large England estates and about 70 000 dollars yearly. Former wife of Commodore Count Ritter, divorced in 18 percent. About a year ago she married Frederick Hangch and lives quietly in El Montecito with a valuable stable.
The Idaho legislature debates repealing the gambling law with a local option substitute allowing county licensing and voters at the next election to decide on prohibition. The Carey act agreement with American Falls Power and Canal Co. furthers a 70 000 acre reclamation project including 51 000 acres of public domain potential sugar beet factories.
Andrew Carnegie offers 50000 for a library building in Tacoma with site furnished and 5446 already spent on maintenance. City accepts the gift and may raise it to 75000 with 7500 annual support for upkeep.
Quartermaster General Ludington reports the storm has subsided near Cuba and there is a fair prospect of saving the transport McPherson.
The day’s rumor claimed a consolidation of Armour and Nelson Morris with 145 million dollars, but all involved packers denied it. In Rome, a long conference between the pope and the French ambassador discussed association laws and an encyclical to French Catholics is anticipated.
The Fanfulla states an anarchist was seized in Avolino, capital of its province, with papers showing a plot against the Duke of Abruzzi.
Mrs Frederick Hansch shot and killed herself in Santa Barbara California on February 1 according to local reports. Police say no one else was involved in the tragedy and investigations continue.
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