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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1902
Page
10
The Rockwell Wabash line of cabinet files card files and bookcases is promoted as adaptable for offices. The expansion system allows buyers to purchase parts as needed to expand later. Emphasis on quality convenience and the largest Montana inventory of office fixtures and desk supplies.
In a dispute between Plymouth and Silver King mine owners over ore bodies and apexes on adjacent West Quartz street properties, Judge Clancy barred further suits by Silver King against Plymouth owners James H. Maloney C. P. Drennan and Pat Mullins for now. An order to show cause for broader injunction was set for January 29. Drennan alleged actions were harassment and that Silas F. King falsely verified last suit allegations under oath.
Judge Clancy signed an order permitting the defendants in the Montana Ore Purchasing Company vs Boston and Montana, and Butte and Boston suits and Heinze vs Butte and Boston to undertake development work on ore bodies under city lots south of the Pennsylvania mine. The modification of injunctions follows agreement of the plaintiffs’ and defendants’ counsel to prepare for trial and to prove the defendants’ mining claims on those ore bodies.
The system earns higher satisfaction than the old one and is expected to grow in popularity. Mr. Tourtelot departed for St Paul yesterday afternoon.
A regnar meeting of the Exclusive Order of Improved Rheumatics at Mayor Davey’s office drew large attendance. Harry W. Turner boasted of the order’s exclusivity while a national anthem was adopted, an official toast approved, and plans made for a midwinter picnic at Crystal Springs in February. Several applicants were blackballed and Dave Marks became a non resident member.
Mayor Davey announced a city hall drive for the Daly Memorial Fund and handed the collected total to the committee. City hall employees subscribed $160 toward the fund.
Twenty five candidates will be initiated during a four day Scottish Rite session in Putte beginning Thursday. Local committees plan reception and festivities with duties assigned for executive, credentials, banquet, candidates, and entertainment. The Montana State band ball is set for Monday January 20 at Renshaw Hall.
The demand for second hand pianos is high and Montana Music Co at 119 North Main offers a good deal for old pianos in exchange for new ones. They stock Steinway A B Chase Vose Crown Ellington Howard and other makes. Orton Bros at 219 North Main St in Butte invite inquiries for best value in pianos or organs.
Round trip to Boulder Hot Springs with one week full board including baths at the healthful resort. Tickets on sale at the Great North railway office 41 North Main Street. J E Dawson general agent. The Dorothy is described as the most homelike private hotel in the West with modern conveniences at Granite corner Wyoming.
In two suits by George W. Davis against Andrew J. Davis for a First National bank stock share, demurrers were argued before Judge Harney and taken under advisement. George Davis claims they discussed a stock share if he would refrain from contesting, with his mother as administrator. Judge Nixon, for the defendant, contends the contract is invalid and damages unclear. the timeline of success in establishing the stock claim is also unspecified.
A new company named Empire Oil Company is organized in Helena to develop oil lands on the north fork of the Flathead river. It will be incorporated in Arizona with 2000 shares of 1 each. Officers are J R Whitmire president FE Johnson vice president Rae Clements secretary treasurer, with Willam Lorrie and E T Keppner on the board. The firm owns 2000 acres in the Flathead river basin.
A letter endorses Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets with consumer praise from A Ellms and Chas F Buzzell Assistant Postmaster South Sudbury Mass. A Toronto reader reports relief from acid dyspepsia after three to four tablets and says digestion improved, complexion cleared, and energy returned. Doctors and druggists endorse the safe simple digestives for all ages.
A. Morley filed suit in district court against W. H. Winters and William Winters seeking 314.25, claimed as due from premiums gathered as agents for the London and Lancaster Fire Insurance company in 190. The complaint says the defendants collected 2839 in total but remitted only 2427, with accounts assigned to the plaintiff.
The swell office building The Goldberg over Lewis' dry goods store is now open. Inquire in building.
The firm of T. J. Murphy & Co. at 5 North Montana Street states it has always supplied 2000 pounds of coal per ton and offers a $50 reward for any employee delivering less than the stated amount under their orders.
F. J. Tourtelot, superintendent of dining car service, now also heads the road news service on the Northern Pacific. He reports the system is praised by travelers as it delivers home papers at any end of the line and at all news stands. The service was taken from “butchers” earlier this year and is being refined for better public benefit.
Notice from N. B. Leonard, President, invites all wishing to attend evening lectures to notify by February 1, 1902. If demand meets minimum, five courses will open for second term: mathematics, chemistry, mineralogy, mechanics, and mining. Each course requires at least 10 applicants. up to two evenings weekly per course.
F K Gordon, eight years with Calkins book store and head of its art department in Butte Montana, will depart Wednesday for Dayton Ohio to start his own business.
A mass meeting for men will be held at the First Baptist Church located at Broadway and Montana Street this afternoon. The event starts at 3 o'clock with evangelist S. J Miner who has spoken to full houses this week. He will sing and speak and the public is invited.
Fulton Missouri January reports show Commercial bank in worse shape after cashier Philip S Adams fled. An extra shortage of 5800 in collections since January 1 was found. State banking chief George B Carstarphen said at least 1000 dollars are missing and possibly more. The bank held about 6000 county funds. no word from Adams, though friends expect him to return with an accounting.
Gen Frederick Funston who arrived home on sick leave from Manila will soon have another operation. Lieut Burton J Mitchell says Funston now in Oakland will travel east shortly to Kansas City for surgery under Dr Ernest Robinson.
In San Francisco on January 18 the convention discussed insurance options. Attendees decided to include annuity plan, straight life and permanent disability with partial payments in the coverage.
Alfred J. Schroeff, a United States military prisoner, escaped from Alcatraz Island on a plank this morning. He floated in the bay for several hours before being picked up.
The notice lists room pricing with a European plan at $1.50 per day and up and an American plan at $3 per day and up. It promises the finest table west of New ark.
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