Lawyer Fault Highlighted In New Trial Affidavit
Edward Le'Mahoney sues Notary Jo Dison and sureties over a bogus mortgage. John J. McHatton files an affidavit in district court seeking a new trial, alleging improper conduct by a defendants attorney. Judge Metatton notes improper remarks in court and orders consideration of a retrial request amid claims of misstatement and reliance on the notary's certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McHatton
Plaincit
Edward Le'Mahoney
Notary
Jo Dison
Oscar
Autrict
Tri Mahoney
Rotary
Max
Staboney
Nik Wie
Teapeda
Forestell
Seseseryts
Riinese
Psat Wae Tee Ana Pederet
Mares Court Dee
Guage
McBain
Saya
East Broadway
Crain
Pennsylvania Block
Tobin Seeks 25000 Damages Over Mine Disaster
In federal court in this city Tobin administrator of the estate of J R B Turner and other relatives sue Alder Mining Co for 25000 claiming the Kear sage mine near Virginia City released deadly carbonic acid gas from a fire at the blacksmith shop and power house on Nov 6 1908. Plaintiff alleges company negligence and cites an intoxicated engineer as a factor. J R B Turner died aiding others. The case is one of two damage suits against Alder stemming from the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tobin
Wyoming
Alder Mining Company
Kearsage
Virginia City
J. R. B. Turner
George M. Allen
John Tobin
Charles Bradshaw
J.J. McHatton
T. J. Walker
Jorge M. Allen
Silver Bow County
Alder Company
T. Morrow
Main and Mercury
Williams获判案金 amid poor farm care and smallpox duties
Williams testified he secured an order for 299 dollars for caring for indigent boarders at the poor farm in early April and feeding smallpox patients last January. He claims county commissioners promised one dollar daily for feeding patients and nurses, with all his bills approved at 2.78 per head. The court noted prior notification to commissioners about the order. Meanwhile Badnovich testified on funds from a separate case, with disputes over a 60–80 dollar claim and garnishment, a promissory note, and a payment dispute involving the sheriff and Butte Adjustment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Williams
McClernan
William Meyer
Williams
John Badnovich
Department T
District Court
Meclernan
Nick Badnovich
John Rezek
Rezek
Badnovich
John
Butte Adjustment Company
Trial of Barrett and six others for chicken theft in Meaderville
The Meaderville case before Justice Rhoades involved Barrett and six co defendants charged with stealing a flock of chickens from a local property during a family and neighbor gathering. Barrett pleaded guilty and took the statutory time. sentence due tomorrow. If fined, all parties may share costs. if jail, Barrett bears it alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barrett
Meaderville
Rhoades
Barrett
Fumigation Clears Family Theater After Odor Incident
A Sunday night disruption at the Family theater led to a sanitary inspector fumigating the Playhouse due to a strong odor described as bisulphide of carbon or a similar chemical. No casualties were found, and the incident followed another recent attempt to stink the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theater
Smallpox Hospital Closes Again in Place
The pesthouse has closed for business the only smallpox patient in the Place has been released and Frank Weldon who tended the place has returned to the city He shaved and trimmed whiskers upon returning to Butte after joining a mattress factory contract
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weldon
Weldon Dd
Butte
Clancy
Short Line Tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles
From June to September the Short Line offers round trip tickets to San Francisco at $31.80 and to Los Angeles at $58.90 with stopovers allowed both directions. Routes include Ogden Portland and via Portland for one way to Los Angeles. Tickets valid three months with diverse routes through Balt Lake Portland and along the Columbia river. Reserve berths at 105 North Main St Butte Mont.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ogden
Portland
Balt ‘Lake
Columbia River
Igo
Not because they are wrong but to purge low-priced styles
The comment reflects a retail strategy prioritizing value and quality over inexpensive lines. It signals a shift away from lower-priced styles as part of a broader merchandising realignment aimed at strengthening brand perception and profit margins.
Men’s New Summer Suits and Accessories Shine
Advertises fresh summer menswear from New York tailors including cheviots, worsteds, and serges. Features tailor made suits at 20 to 35 dollars, trousers up to 10, rainproof coats, half hose up to 2.50, summer hats 0.50 to 5, neckwear, shirts with Manhattan label, underwear, nightshirts, collars 2 for 25 cents, and a window display at Hennessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
America
Hennessy
Keiser
Barathea
Butte
Hundreds of Them Women’s Rockers Selections and Prices
A local advertisement showcases a wide range of rockers including light strong models priced from 2.25 to 15 dollars with options in golden oak leather upholstery and tapestry patterns. Center tables in golden weathered oak and mahogany offered, plus brass beds in various styles.
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Mahoney-Dixon
Plainti
Soonses
Tobin
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Anaconda
Higgins Av
Wyo
South Main St
Bozeman
West Main St
la Preferencia Cigars
Montana
LA Good Cigar Store
Alxty Donate
Joan Wisner
John Brannagan
Fanch
Melrose
John N. Kirk
Wisner
J. J. McHatton
Bran
John Burns
Michael Jennings
R. M. Place
the Plains Tiff
Smallpox
Batiste
Manhattan
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