Bonding Firm Sued Over Sheriff Sale Controversy
The Brittainia Mining Company sues through attorney W A Pennington alleging misconduct by Sheriff Quinn in an execution sale of property tied to L R Metres case. Claims include improper description of machinery as personal property, lack of proper notice, newspaper advertising failures, and loss of equipment during removal causing $10 090 in damages plus $5000 to replace missing parts. The suit cites a contested sale of Bricaimia quartz claims and mine fixtures, with prior judgments and bonds dating to 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pennington
Beltannin Mining Company
Bean
United States
Yulonty
Ad Guaratiy Company
Halswory Ly
Youu Aml Aasties
Gaurn
Charles G. Nickey
Sai Nickey
Bhertit Gheinn
Charles EL Slokey
Etiam. Com
Britunnte Guoparty
Amd
Charli
Charlton
Montana
Taintite Wuld
Badger State Title Decided By The Court
Judge Bourquin ruled in a long running land case that the patent did not extinguish all claims to the property. ownership remains disputed among parties including Boston Montani and Montan, with laches cited and a decree in favor of the plaintiff. A jury trial was scheduled for January with cases listed and noted procedures for court drawing and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
Inberista
Bourquin
Kelling
M. Denny
Nakert Mc
Brey
J. O'Connor
Pincus
John Calliran
Anthony Crowe
Jan
Daniel $Chyoder
Montane Ironworks
Ellen Jennings
Henry Rodd
Hush Haylevy
Teelty Ndenirel
Ant Grew Wilkie, Jr
Corra-Ttock
Ise Wand Mining
Compan
Dan
Mary Moran
Sullivan
C. Howard
Coal Compar
Yoann Margaret
Progress Report From Industrial School Makes Gains
The Industrial School shows year over year progress with increased enrollment and staff stability. Principal Joseph R. Jackson leads a capable team including Alvin Hi Schaal and Mrs. J. A. Jackson as administrator, while facilities expand plans for a brick schoolhouse and model workshop equipment. The school emphasizes disciplined yet humane treatment, extended study hours, and hands-on trades, with algae of truancy efforts and active pupil engagement throughout the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Jackson
Alvin Hi Schaal
J. A. Jackson
Grege
Jackson
Colison
Ells
Echo
Park Street
Accused of Many Crimes Arraigned in District Court
Several defendants appeared in Sudie onlay district court. Anton Mussano and Judy Lavesser, charged with murder, were given until next Saturday to plead. Matt Valero, a Mussano witness accused of splicing, was arraigned with bond set at $0,000. George Couryail, Joseph Marshall, and others faced arraignment and plea dates set for next Saturday. Bonds varied, with some at $10,000. Miunilee Dyer, charged with assault in the first degree, received extra time to enter a plea. Other defendants George Luckes Nicholas Karney and Fletins Stark were ordered to plead next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canara
Sudie
Anton Mussano
Judy Lavesser
Matt Valero
Musenno Cage
George Couryail
Joseph Marshall
Glyet
Miunilee Dyer
George Luckes
Nicholas Karney
Fletins Stark
Miriam Lorge Installation of Miriam Lodge Officers
At the Miriam Lodge No. 2 D of HR installation Friday evening the following officers were installed: Sarah Orne N.G., Sylvester Hansen R.Sta N., Mary Hennett L.& to N, Hannah Hellvitte Vv.G., Miss Natwell S. to NG, Mae Mirgerell Leta G., Water Hains ton FP. G., Minnie Heine chaplain, Airdie Durben conductress, Lucalah Wilkis warden, Mrs. Minger Inside guard, Mr. Bellville cater guard, Mrs. Mark recording secretary, Mrs. Paul financial secretary, Mrs. Fifer treasurer, Freda Wolf musician. Refreshments served in banquet hall. three new members were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Lodge
Sarah Orne
Sylvester Hansen
Mary Hennett
Hannah Hellvitte
Miss Natwell
Mae Mirgerell
Leta
Wate Hainston
Minnie Heine
New York Life
Walton
Butte
School workshop division units provide regular period
The text describes a school workshop with divisions. boys are assigned to work periods in each division. A Pallippedd is equipped with a full assortment of tools and the students take on tasks in a structured workshop setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhce
Tevina
Eve v
Mul
Inter Dtta
Hays Cave
Java
Jacksons
Jackson
Cngistants
Powey
California
OPPICELAS OF ODD FI LOWS EN CAMPMENT NOTICE
JP Kranmer instructs the officers and members at Campment No 4 IOFO Fi on Thursday night. The encampment featured installation with music singing and lunch and lists officers including J Gilbert Ro Anelles Harvey McCormiex Wes White scribe David Nenth treasurer Olof Nerreen and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JP. Kranmer
Amrers & Poumimls
O. O
Gilbert
GC. P
Anelles
Harvey McCormiex
Wes J. White
David Nenlionth
Olof Nerreen
August Carleton
H. D. Briggs
Jhramer
Charles Sanden
R. Matthews
Meltae
Grand Fraternity Officers Installed for 1911 Term
At the regular meeting of the Grand Fraternity officers were installed for the ensuing term. Key positions include O. F. Mckimp as commander, Mrs. A. Sampson as vice commander, E. Brown as past commander, Mrs. Sarah E. Judge as regent, and others such as Gibbons recorder Hutchinson treasurer Rooney musician Searight marahal Nord guide Dell guard Mollie Rooney sangt. bal. The Cheniamegos offers a top broiler Ald and a family of steak and chops, with Radio-enamel the latest in kitchen appliances at Dr Rincker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensig
O. F. MeKtMp
A. Sampson
Des. E. Brown
Sarah E. Judge
Afisa
Made Suard
Mise Mollie Rooney
Sengt. Bal
Hoodoo Hoodoo Halo Halts Reno Passenger Train
A Reno bound fast mail train No 3 derailed in Nevada desert near Marites after striking spread rails at night. No fatalities reported, but two brakemen and a mail clerk were seriously injured. doctors treated them as the derailed engine and cars halted in the same desert area where a prior collision occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Nevada Desert
Marites
Pheacel- Mont
District Court Admits Stay for Appeal in Major Case
Judge Palmer denied a new trial but granted a 30 day stay on confinement to the state penitentiary for 6 to 10 years at hard labor. Attorneys for the convicted men plan an appeal to the state supreme court for superseders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Inbor
Palmer
State Supreme Court
Young Rail Wreck Attempter Stopped On Florida Special
Cincinnati police report 14 year old Samuel Sweeney of near Junction City arrested on a charge of attempting to wreck the Queen and Crescent Florida Special train. A bay horse or bucking device was placed on the track, a track walker saved the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Samuel Sweeney
Junction City
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Sweeney Sponsons Donation To Seattle Cathedral
Spokane capitalist Charles Sweeney gave Bishop O'Rea a 20,000 dollar check last Thursday to aid construction of a Catholic cathedral in Seattle. The project aims to connect the edifice within 12 months, with Sweeney already contributing extensively to Catholic churches in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Jo
Charles Sweeney
O'Rea
Seattle
Sweeney Hag
Catholic Charches
Spokane
Imboden and Jane A. T. Convicted in Denver Cantankerous Case
Denver judge Peter J. sentenced Sey Denver and Janes A. T. for conspiracy to check the Denver bayings balk and divert Mafunda. Imboden and Imboden were found guilty of can amiricy as charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jan
Lemnard B. Imboden
Janes A. T
Frenchman Smith Sentenced in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a Frenchman named Smith, convicted of bringing five young Frenchwomen into the country via Canada for immoral purposes, was sentenced today by Judge Marshall to 20 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoms City
Gan
Smith
Canada
Marshall
Jefferson Yer Company President Found Dead in Office
City business leader Jacob Ruston, president of the Jefferson Yer Company, was found dead in his office with a bullet wound and a revolver nearby. Police believe the death to be a suicide investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiesra
Jacob c Ruston
Jefterson Yer Company
Railroad Man Frost Dies of Heart Failure in Kentucky
General agent of the Dig Four railroad, Jatt J.-tromer Frost, died today in Lawlavitte Kentucky after a heart failure. He was aged at years.
Train Wreck Likely Deliberate Switch Action
The Boston and Maine express near Hoosii Fala was wrecked after an auto switch was opened and wedged, with the signal twisted to show a clear track. Engine and two cars derailed and partly wrecked. engineer Wardwell and fireman badly burned and injured, several passengers shaken but few needing medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosii Fala
Express
Boston & i
Perhons
Ion
Tuttle
Boston & Maine
Wardwell
Fils
Fight Between Norton and Arnold Families Leaves One Dead
A quarrel near Sand Springs Kentucky between Norton and Arnold families last night left James Arnold Jr. dead and Mrs Arnold shot through both arms. The families are related by Marvinge. The dispute stemmed from a disputed inheritance over their grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norton
Arnold
Sand Springs
James Arnold Wid Fen
Marvinge
Callaway Named General Passenger Agent for CH&D Railroad
B. Callaway was today appointed general passenger agent of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. The announcement places Callaway in charge of passenger services and operations across the CH&D network, signaling a leadership shift in the company’s travel division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinna
Tan
W. B. Callaway
Cincinnati, Hamilton ,& Dayton
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Britannia People
Plaintife
Sheriff Quinn
L. R. Metres
Sherife
Piinchitt
Oye Sherff
Silver Bow
Orenek
Fallek
Badger
Dostox Moxana Company
Maniquin Calin
Alia
Joh Canton
Arkers Elalinliae
Laren
Ehl
Hudger
Tole Chins
Ute Toston & Manian Vom
Tater
Camron Ant
Ie Boston
Montara
Young
Radebush
Dickey
Ralf
Vike
de Raston & Monta
Tristary Caltech
Tre
T Kennedy
Hourptin
Doniquin
Aya Nelson
Justice Coure
Hoth
Friedan
Hhe District Court
Owen Carlahin
Vowlan
Baker’s
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mose
Europe
America
Wein
Othls
Iuxwerl
Batic
Prings- Paul Darkson
Fanrotlonaitt
BBC
Amterhava
Nandan
Miriam Lorge
Fosselman's* Drug Store
Ny Main
Eic
FATE
Itty
Sweeney
HS “Sey
Sticma
Galtowan
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