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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1902
Page
7
The Daly memorial fund is fast approaching its target total as subscriptions received to date please organizers. Contributions are welcomed at the Standard office with prompt acknowledgment provided.
In Butte today visitors and locals are listed including J G Bates from Montana Music Co and l S Hutchins of St Louis. Frederick Orton plans piano rentals. Henry L Sherlock from Boulder. many guests at Finlen and Thornton hotels. Also new charters issued by Helena labor unions and legal note on a Postal Telegraph case.
Montana lodge No. 45 United Moderns held its regular monthly dance at the Pythian ball last evening drawing over 190 couples despite bitter cold. The Hamman Orchestra supplied the music. Beeral committee of arrangements included J. E. Marryll J. Miliott and Mrs Tevlin.
The habeas corpus hearing for C. A. Barnaman and W. M. Ross, tied to the Bordeaux divorce case, ran late as the attorney general sought to participate. Arguments centered on probable cause for perjury charges, with county and state attorneys clashing over who may appear. The court reserved ruling and set bail at 1500 dollars for each defendant.
In a light morning session only two trials and four in the afternoon. Four cases dismissed and two continued. Hight’s assault case dismissed after testimony supported his version of pushing Crawford from a cabin. Sliney’s wife abuse case dismissed due to absence of the accuser. Rees avoided disorderly conduct charges after proving nonmalicious intent. Eva Jackson granted a continuance. Mullins pled not guilty to loud noises at 398 North Main. Murphy discharged after Victor dropped larceny costs claim.
The auditorium braved 20s and 26 degree nights as a Burns birthday program drew a full house. Dances by young Highlanders, bagpipes by Dane McGregor, and songs by the Silver Bow Glee club formed a lively program despite frost.
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