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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
10
This notice presents a Butte drug store boasting full line medicines and hospital appliances, prepared to serve doctors, nurses, and patients. It notes street car lines, tickets, postage stamps, seating while waiting, and prompt, careful service at reasonable prices.
In Butte a lazy day unfolds with Mayor Davey quizzing real estate man Joe Swindlehurst about an anti cigarette society in city hall. A vagrancy case delays as an old Marysville woman pleads through a comic courtroom sequence. The jail yard mascot Blackie the dog causes a mucilage spill and the main entrance is being cleared of piled boxes.
Manages cleaning and repairing services at 32 FE Broadway and offers first class tailoring at 814 Utah avenue. Telephone 276.
Dillon reports Dr M A Miler sold the Orr electric plant with a buyer to arrive soon. John Dolan will work in Dawson City for Eldorado creek interests. Senator Murray bought a Rambault ram for his ranch. Knights of Pythias plans include a degree team from Butte and a banquet after ceremonies.
Dr P J Sheeran appeals against a county commissioners board ruling denying $400 in fees for eight months from May to December last year as health officer and secretary of the county board of health. He claims he handled contagious disease work beyond his defined duties, cites 72 disease cases, and states daily efforts included quarantining, fumigation, and steps to prevent spread.
A brief session of the United States court addressed bankruptcy matters. Michael Paisley of Nethart filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 2441.18 and assets of 1966.20, with a hearing set for Helena on March 3. James O'Connor of Butte filed for bankruptcy with liabilities 738.20 and no assets.
Adjudged and referred to Thompson Campbell for hearing March 4 in Dillon Washington. A Butte miner, J. Strausser, filed his petition with liabilities of 741.70 and no assets. Adjudged and referred to Thompson Campbell for hearing March 5 in Dillon. John W. Smarr, elected trustee of the bankrupt estate of Dar Bros. of Anaconda, filed his bond for 5 000 with T. Anaconda Weinberg Bros. & Epstein. matter moved to Pythian castle. J Spiegel, a tailor at 27 West Park, reports being beaten by Officer McDonald over sidewalk cleaning. he plans to charge the officer before the police committee for unnecessary violence.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls reports the resignation of General Superintendent George W. Ross of the Montana Central. Details are scarce as officials await confirmation while Ross has been traveling with colleagues and may delay return to Great Falls. Ross, long noted for popularity, previously came from eastern Minnesota and has served since 189.
Health Officer Leggat reports for the quarter ended Jan 21 with 263 inspections and 10 deaths from contagious diseases 2244 births 22 still births and 173 loads of garbage to the city dump. He notes 4 percent tons of daily waste and urges rapid construction of a crematory while reporting city finances and cremation data. New York officials pause a store closure sale of United States Flour Milling properties with a temporary restraining order.
Judge Leslie dismissed the habeas corpus proceedings for Mrs. Martha Anderson finding she is not in custody though under arrest on her own recognizance. A Humane Society complaint in Justice Safford's court charges Richard T. Wells with failure to provide, with a warrant issued and in Constable Lippincott’s hands. Wells, described as a strong capable man, allegedly refused to work, leaving his wife and five children dependent on county aid.
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