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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
8
The Principal Branch Office of the Btandard is at 22 Hirst Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The Swiss government actively supports the watch industry and invites makers to submit samples to the national observatory for timing and rating. An impartial panel of top experts conducts the evaluation, with Patek, Phillips & Co. and Vacheron & Constantin earning the highest awards, for which we are the sole agents in Butte.
A crowded column of social notices, relocations, births, marriages, and arrivals from Butte and nearby towns. Highlights include births at 1416 Gallatin and 109 East La Platte, moves by real estate and legal firms, residents returning from travels, and local public announcements.
Mayor Corby announced yesterday the appointment of Dacor W. Forck as a new police officer. The selection fills a vacancy created during the Thorpaon administration, with the confirmation reflecting ongoing city efforts to bolster law enforcement.
We report the twenty ninth anniversary of the miners union of Butte. A parade starting near Miners' Union Hall will move through Main and Broadway to Park and end at Miners' Hall. Speakers include Kev Duncan of Butte and A C Gormley of Great Falls. The event supports the Moyer Haywood defense. About 7,000 union members expected to march. $5 contributions go to the defense fund.
A large crowd joined the early summer excursion to Salt Lake from Sity. The list includes Mr. and Mrs., Misses, and numerous named attendees such as J. Jennings, Dillon and wife, Sybil Gardner, James C. Mackay, H. C. Loss, and many others, reflecting a popular outing with numerous families and individuals.
A jury in the district court ruled in favor of Lontadton Trowan in a case titled Thomas Towan Against the Servian Orthodox Church. The verdict awarded $391,400 plus $471 for expenses, following lengthy testimony. The defense, led by A. Hansault, argued at length but was denied.
A long funeral procession marked the burial of C. Byrne, long-time police and detective figure in Butte, as city offices closed. Survived by wife and five children, Byrne served about a decade in the police force and was once a police court bailiff appointed by Mayor Corby. The ceremony at St. Patrick Church and burial in Catholic cemetery reflected widespread respect from police, fire departments, and community members.
The Gassert case closes with arguments as strong and Morgat Strung defend about $76,000 paid for Bertin land claims. Judge Clements returns to Helena. both sides to file briefs, decision expected in weeks. Other matters include writ petition against Justice Cooper, divorce suit by Elza J. Wier, and injunction action against Teague and others regarding Parrat, Eveier & Capper stock dispute.
John Keller was arrested yesterday and charged with first degree assault after a knife attack on his wife at their home on East Porphyry Street. Keller, 40, suffered facial wounds, his wife head injuries, both treated locally. He claims a lodging-house dispute sparked the struggle. authorities continue to investigate with county attorney's office.
In the case of Mme Dr Orr accused of shoplifting no new developments occurred. The woman remains free on a 269 dollar bond each. The Standard misidentified her as the wife of a real estate man on East Market Street. she and the real estate man are not related and their families are barely acquainted.
In a quiet police court session Judge McGowan presided over vagrancy cases tied to the notorious cabbage patches at Lawn end. Jack Grant and John Sweeney faced terms up to 40 days in county jail for vagrancy, while a 16 inch iron cleat was found on Sweeney. Several others, including August Sodvinsh and Fred Snyfer, were fined or granted light sentences for various offenses.
Mayer, 22 West Park, advertises a large stock of reliable grades of American snake waelies at near regular price, claiming their price is even lower than the discount price. The notice emphasizes quality and value from Mayer's.
Mike Leary, aged a4 years, resident of Centerville, was injured at the Speculator Mine on the 800 level of the Spee liter wing at 9 olelock Igat. His injuries were caused by rock, breaking a finger and causing other hurts. He was taken to St. Tianew hospital.
EMFE MARTIN NEN Ra Martia shell of Pergus county honored by Mrs. Morfin and Mrs. Al Tianawireh. The miners celebrate agrenweat day in their calendar. Mr Martin faces public court, Manning named a few days age and sentenced for blue glory at Merare. The Silver Bow History will tonight at Shafer A.M. church. Maxor Corby and Portmaas ter Gillis will attend. Address on the possibilities of United Scaple.
Reported mining notes from Butte Montana describe the Alex Scart mine shaft at about 1000 feet, with plans to sink deeper and install a station at the 1000 foot mark. The ore vein may extend, cross cutting planned, with water issues minimized by drainage. Company operations and annual report data for 1906 show ore processed and copper, gold, and silver outputs, with declines vs 1905 and changes in smelter capacity and ore sourcing affecting totals.
Ernest Parkhurst reports from North Platte Nebraska that Felix Gattan Dawson and Roy Geary Victor were taken into custody with Joe Brown Seattle after a mail box package of 52 pennies disappeared near the depot. Rehan and others witnessed the event while Brown and Gattan claimed no knowledge. All suspects are under city detective questioning.
Eliott F Farnham turned himself in at the county sheriff office yesterday and was jailed to serve six months and pay a fine of 50 for the assault on street car motorman Frank Nelson. He was placed in the county jail sitness department.
The board of pardons in Helena today heard EB F Farnham of Butte convicted in Bliver Bow county of assault. Farnham receives six months in jail and a $50 fine, if he pays. Governor Toole expressed willingness to release if the fine is paid. Attendees protested endorsement of the governor’s action as the hearing adjourned until tomorrow afternoon. Funeral notices follow for Jerry Harrington and others with services scheduled in Missouri and St. Louis areas. Funeral services are set for McDermott, with private rites at the family residence in Seattle.
An old advertisement describes lodging on Park and Dakota streets near Main with an entrance on Dakota. Elevator service and cold water are listed, daily rates stated, and amenities include hot water and general hotel services.
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