Daly Memorial Fund Nearing Target Total
The Daly Memorial fund is rapidly approaching its goal as subscriptions received so far delight the organizers. Contributions are gratefully accepted at the Standard office with prompt acknowledgment promised.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1902
Page
7
The Daly Memorial fund is rapidly approaching its goal as subscriptions received so far delight the organizers. Contributions are gratefully accepted at the Standard office with prompt acknowledgment promised.
Butte notes list rent pianos from Orton Bros and Montana Music Co with local tuners. matinee of Human Hearts at Maguire's. residents visiting or traveling via Anaconda. private school and eye surgery services offered. new baby born to Mr and Mrs Maury. residents moving homes and traveling to Chicago. stock sale of Butte Mine exploration at 20 cents. Plymouth mine shaft deepening. local undertaker Sherman relocating. Britannia Mining director Frank M. Leonard visiting.
A hungry gang broke into Sam Binder’s butcher shop at 929 Utah Avenue before opening hours. Stock taken included 12 hams and a case of eggs, with no other items disturbed. Entry was via a side window and police suspect the thieves used a wagon to haul the loot.
The Electric Light Company warrants remain unpaid while a stay is granted to the Municipal League plaintiffs for two days without bonds. Judge Harney dissolved a prior restraining order and granted another stay to Monday, with possible bond requirements on appeal. The Nixon Andrews matter was moved from Harney to Judge Clancy, with a hearing likely next Saturday.
President Charles H. Lane of the Butte club states the city cannot join the Inter Mountain league as the Pacific Northwest league agreement with Butte and Helena is already closed. A telegram from Ogden offered late concessions. the Montana towns prefer coastal alliance and rail rate terms secured by the Pacific Northwest league.
Anaconda Copper Mining company seeks injunction against Nipper Consolidated Copper and others over mine work. Judge BE W Harney issues an order to show cause for a temporary injunction with a hearing set for Jan 20. Insolvency claims denied by the court. new rule in district court noted.
Money to Loan offers real estate loans at 8 9 and 10 percent depending on loan amount. If you have property to sell, list it with Conroy & O'Brien at 47 East Broadway. KK. H. Sherman moved the undertaking branch to new parlors on Broadway while continuing piano and sewing machine business at Park street stores 129 and 181.
Frank Dolan receiver for the Gamer-Walker Investment appeals to sell the companys personal effects and office furniture after Mrs. Jennie B Ellis creditor challenged a stock and furniture security. The court held the bill of sale invalid for mortgage recording and ordered sale of furniture valued about 350 leaving Ellis unsecured as Stockton Mining stock is said to be worthless. In a separate matter Judge Clainey overruled a motion to strike part of Alex Johnston v H N Maury, allowing Johnston to pursue 4000 he paid on a Nixon bankruptcy cost bond.
The notice advertises hotel pricing with a European plan at $1.59 per day and up and an American plan at $3 per day and upwards. It also touts a restaurant claim as the finest table west of New York.
Police moved to break up a suspected practice by junk dealers buying stolen goods from minors. Eighten Wilson of 33 West Park Street was jailed after a warrant was issued for purchasing a wagon rough lock from 16 year old James Callahan who claimed he found it on the street.
Police arrest J Patch on a warrant sworn by G BE Wady charging petty larceny with Williams. Patch and Williams accused of stealing from Wady’s trunk a fur collar astrakhan cane and boots. Cape and collar recovered. Patch released on a 25 dollar bond for court tomorrow morning. Williams fled to Spokane earlier. Patch denies guilt and offers explanation.
Dan Tewey, proprietor of the Southern hotel, owns a belt of virgin gold nuggets found at Cape Nome and Dawson. The 28 ounce chain weighs 885 in gold and is valued at 09, designed as a necklace or belt. The nuggets symbolize placer miners hardships and the men who recovered them are back in Alaska seeking fortune.
Butte residents of Scottish descent plan a Jan 24 evening Burns celebration at the Auditorium. A concert and ball feature Highland dances, songs, bagpipe music, and a character sketch, with participation from local vocalists and groups. The dance program includes sword dancing and Highland flings.
Edward Boyce president of the Western Federation of Miners arrived yesterday from Denver. He planned to visit every camp in the West and in British Columbia during the coming months where the federation has locals. He will shortly go to the Coeur d Alene region to inspect the Hercules property in which he is interested. He has just come back from a European trip.
The Carlisle Copper company began work yesterday after succeeding the Butte Anaconda company in developing the Carlisle mine. The pump will be set in motion on Monday and it will take about two days to remove water from the shaft. Montana Rock Springs heating coal lamp priced at 4.75. 13 East Silver, phone.
A Northern Pacific express wagon driver reports two thieves stealing a case of eggs near Lutey Bros groceries on West Park Street. The men carried the eggs away, beat a retreat when confronted, and escaped as police were sought. No capture yet. An advertisement follows about Case Gravelle & Ervin.
The young set formed a new social club aiming to outshine the O W L. Yesterday Miss Jessie Wharton hosted a skating party at the Holland rink with guests Miss Carrie Wharton and others. A luncheon followed at Morris'. Attending were Jessie Wharton Julia Horgan Mercy Lewis Nan Vivian Illian Vivian Geraldine Forbis and Carrie Wharton.
Miss Theresa Stipler wed Thomas Barry in a January ceremony. Best man was Michael Aughin and bridesmaid Miss Fowler. Barry works as an engineer for the Northern Pacific.
At the last regular meeting of Montana lodge No. 45 United Moderns the officers for the year were installed. Timothy Harrington is chancellor, W J Moore past chancellor, John J Eddy regent, Mrs 8 J Judge orator, PD F MecKillip guide, Mrs J W Fadie warden, Edwin Ogden watchman, N P Shulin tailoring cleaning and repairing 32 Broadway.
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