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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1910

Page

23

Suit to block tax sale on Mercury Street property

In Butte district court, Hlayes Cannon and W. S. Coban seek injunctions to stop the city from selling parcels on Mercury Street for delinquent improvement taxes totaling $564.43 and related assessments. The suits argue assessments and sidewalk costs are excessive compared to the property's value, with citations to lot 1, block 55 and the Mercury lode and Baboon lacer. Handy sues Trenton Mining for injuries from a mine stope. the company pleads contributory negligence. May Lefler sues Mark Lefler for divorce on grounds of desertion and non support. The couple married August 5 1901 in Virginia City Mont. no children. Desertion alleged January 16 1909.

Hlayes Cannon Butte Mercury Street W. S. Coban Quincey Handy Trenton Mining and Development Company Handy Gagnon May Lefler Mark Lefler Virginia City Mont

Light Court Session Posts String of Vagrancy Convictions

Judge McGowan presided as several vagrancy defendants were found guilty and sent to the county jail for 45 days each. Frank Manning Carl Madison and Mrs Goff were convicted. E C Anderson was fined 50 dollars after a vagrancy verdict. Other defendants were discharged or continued, and the sewer overflows case was dismissed citing city responsibility. Verbal appeals noted for some.

John McCloskey George Hall

Annual Reports Filed From Mining and Related Companies

Yesterday several firms filed annual reports showing capital stock paid up across a range from 4 000 to 1 000 000 with liabilities listed from nil to 101 100. Notable entities include Southwestern Nevada Mines Goldreed Mines New Departure Mining Cobban Casey Day and Georgia Montana Gold Mining with officers M L MacDonald Philo C Hanson E G Smith M Best A J Davis F T McBride George H Casey H J Merkle and T J Murray.

Southwestern Nevada Mines Company Capital Stock M. L. MacDonald Goldreed Mines Company Volunteer Mining Company Philo C. Hanson Niedenhofen Bakery Company E. G. Smith New Departure Mining Company M. Best The Montana Electric Company A. J. Davis Jefferson Lime Company F. T. McBride Cobban-Casey-Day Company Capital George H. Casey Merkle Cigar Company H. J. Merkle Butte Mining Stock Exchange A. T. Morgan Silver Bow Club T. J. Murray Georgia-Montana Gold Mining Company G. H. Casey

Deaconess School for Boys and Girls Highlighted

Miss Louisa Stork, superintendent of the Montana Deaconess School in Helena, spoke at the Silver Bow Ministerial association meeting in St Pauls church. She explained the school uses trained teachers and follows public school work through the eighth grade, admits children aged five to fourteen, and provides summer care for homeless children. The association unanimously endorsed the school and its plans.

Louisa Stork Montana Ministerial Association

St Patrick’s Finances Show Slight Yearly Surplus

A parish financial statement for the year ended December 31, 1909 reports receipts of 16819.50 and expenditures of 16365.55, yielding a surplus of 462.95. A 500 salary remains due to Father De Siere. Church debt stood at 23930.25 at end of 1908 and 23967.30 at end of 1909, with 1248 raised for church painting not included in receipts.

St. Patrick’s Parish Father de Siere

New Trial Granted in Flaherty V Butte Street Ry Case

Judge Lynch grants a new trial in the Richard M. Flaherty suit over loss of services for a boy who lost a leg in an accident on the west side, raising questions about damages. The judge hints at an appeal and lets the supreme court fix the damages, while other district court matters proceed with varied motions and demurrers in cases involving Sullivan, Starovich, Pelican, and Meagher.

Lynch Richard M. Flaherty Butte Street Railway Company Flaherty West Side Harrington Butte Supreme Court of Supreme Court Catherine Sullivan Ellis Paint Company Silver Bow John Starovich City of Jennie Pelican Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union Alexander Meagher Department No. 2 John R. Williams J. W. Marshall Cooney Brothers and Walsh Snider and Others L. Chapman Charles S. Warren

Centerville Young Men Install Officers Tonight

The Centerville Young Men’s club will hold its semi annual installation of officers at Hibernia hall Centerville this evening. Members may bring a friend and a program of athletic and social numbers by top local talent will start around 9 o’clock followed by a dance promising a good time for all attendees.

Centerville Hibernia Hall

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Piles Relief

An advertisement offers Pyramid Pile Cure as a fast remedy for piles. It invites readers to mail name and address for a free trial sample, then urges buying a 59 cent box at drugstores, claiming the treatment reduces inflammation and eliminates itching and sores without surgery.

Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid Building Marshall Mic Fred

Dutch Henry the Border Outlaw Shot by Police

Moose Jaw dispatch reports the Osage border area cattle thief Dutch Henry killed in a duel with a mounted policeman near Big Muddy river. Henry allegedly rode with friends, crossed the border to evade capture, and was slain after resisting arrest by firing at the officer’s horse. The death is not yet officially confirmed, but ranchers in the south country hail the outlaw’s end.

Brandon Times Brandon Manitoba Henry Big Muddy River Dutch Henry Moose Jaw

Meaderville Cars Crowded Fares Rise Noted

Meaderville bus service reports a noticeable rise in fares collected as car crowds increase during peak hours. Officials credit higher ridership and tighter fare enforcement at key stops, while passengers note longer waits and crowded sidewalks around the depot.

Meaderville Transit Ridership Surges After Mine Opening

Meaderville streetcar conductors collected over twice the typical daily fare after mines opened yesterday. Regular service returned with limited cars, and the owl car was crowded when the late shift ended.

Meaderville

Sacred Heart Mission To Start February 13

Sacred Heart church hosts a three week mission led by renowned Jesuit priests Fathers Vincent Chiapa Thomas A Meagher and Patrick O Reilly. A special children's mission runs February 9 for three days before the main event.

Sacred Heart Church Vincent Chiapa Thomas A. Meagher Patrick O'Reilly

Gill-Patton Couple Wed at Sacred Heart Church

Frederick Raymond Gill and Miss Ethel Frances Patton were married at Sacred Heart church Sunday by Rev. Father Leschner. The bride was supported by her sister Miss Rose Patton and many intimate friends attended. The couple will reside in Butte.

Frederick Raymond Bill Ethel Frances Patton Dewey Sacred Heart Church Father Leschner Rose Patton Butte

Funeral notice for Thomas Tippett at Fidelity hall

All members of Fidelity lodge No 8 I O O F and visiting brothers are earnestly requested to be at Fidelity hall at 1 p m Tuesday to attend the funeral of our late brother Thomas Tippett. William Phillips N G Samuel Williams Secretary.

Fidelity Lodge No. 8 Fidelity Hall Thomas Tippett William Phillips

Notice of bids for Miners' union coal yards sale

Bids will be received for the sale of the Miners' union coal yards and equipment. Union reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids close January 18, 1910. Present all bids at the Miners' union office. DAN HOLLAND, President. AL McCLELLAN, Secretary.

Miners’ Union Dan Holland AL McClellan

Bozeman students form committee to start bene

Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman dated January 17 reports a committee of agricultural college students given responsibility to launch a proposed bene fit plan for peers. The item notes student leadership and early steps toward organizing aid programs.

Bozeman Agricultural College

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