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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
10
Jerry Sullivan complains that court duties and legal obligations consume his schedule leaving him little time. He cites conflicting commitments and demands on his attention while asserting his priorities lie elsewhere. Local observers note his stance reflects frustration with judicial processes.
The state appeal against Jerry Sullivan was dismissed after he refused trial citing time constraints. A judgment of about 140 dollars on the appeal bond was ordered. D J Crowley was found guilty of peddling without a license and fined 25 dollars. Charles Anderson, tied to the Harrington murder case, posted a 10,000 dollar bail bond with sureties approved by Judge McClernan.
The famed Mr. Verner begins a four weeks engagement at the Grand Opera House on Sunday night June 16. He offers a series of musical and dancing specialties with witty repartee and monologue, unmatched by any living actor in this favorite role. Southern Hotel's baseball team is as tough to beat as the popular hotel itself.
The People's Pleasure Party hosted a piano and literary program at Mountain View church to raise funds for a church piano. Amiraux played two pieces and received applause. Lola and Willine Nichols impressed with recitations The event featured Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Werrick with readings, a Mona solo by Mrs. G Oral McFarland, and music by Parson's mandolin and guitar club. Funeral announced for Mrs. John Tobin at 2 PM tomorrow from 714 N Wyoming Street.
The Sacred Heart novena ends with benediction as parishioners support the new church fund. About 100 children make first Holy Communion Sunday at 8:30 mass and 10:30 high mass features Rev. Father Callahan. Foundation work continues. donations are welcomed directly at the rectory with a typical minimum subscription of 25 dollars toward a total cost around 40,000 dollars. Corner-stone laying planned for July amid parish celebrations. Men's suits advertised at Bouchers. Special excursion trains offer Sunday trips to Deer Lodge and Twin Bridges with listed round trip rates.
The coroner's inquest found Mrs. John Tobin died of heart trouble with no signs of violence. Witnesses described a sudden collapse at Mrs. Burns' home and a later report of weeks of illness. A separate notice announced the death of Mrs. Margaret T. Mallory Jervaise at 410 West Fourth Street and funeral arrangements for Sunday and Monday.
A daily special leaves Butte at 240 p m via B A and P railway for Mountain View park with return from the park at 10 30 p m Round trip price is one dollar Enjoy high class vaudeville boating on the lake dancing and other entertainments each evening
Bids for boarding house lunch counter ice cream candy fruits popcorn and peanuts will be received by Joe V Harmon at 122 North Maintreet with bids closing Tuesday night June 18.
The Montana School of Mines trustees met with President Leonard and others. They approved $3,200 in bills and referred heating plant changes to the building committee, which will soon advertise for bids on the contract.
The Butte Street Fair and Carnival association will invite bids for concessions and privileges including German village cigars and tobacco, candy, lemonade and other offerings. Booths for exhibits will be well roofed and weather protected. Space for sale now. bids and information available at the Thornton hotel headquarters.
The Oregon Short Line will run its first summer trips to Salt Lake starting June 15 at the stated rate. Tickets are limited for 10 days. Reserve sleeping car berths now at the city ticket office 105 N Main Street Butte Montana. H. C. Wilson, general agent.
A Sacred Heart statue blessed by Father De Stere at St Patrick's parish for the parochial school in memory of William Dixon who died in the city. Mrs Dixon presented the memorial and attended with flowers while school children sang during the service.
In Chicago on June 14 disappointing cables and good crop prospects kept July Wheat volatile. Buyers appeared as shorts showed willingness to cover, but selling persisted with continental crop worry and Argentine shipments easing bulls. Corn demand improved while July deliveries stayed active. provisions remained quiet with little trade.
The Short Line special runs Sundays from Butte at 8 50 a m to Dillon with stops for fishermen and picnickers along the Big Hole river. Returns from Dillon at 7 30 p m arriving Butte at 10 15 p m. Park and return fare is 1 00 while Dillon fare is 1 50. City ticket office 165 North Main Street. H O Wilson General Agent.
The house at 619 West Park Street will be open this morning for tending buyers to inspect the furniture. The auction will be held this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock conducted by Palmer, auctioneer for Mercerized Sateen Underskirts Co and Shirt Waist Co.
Charles Finn Verner, the Irish comedian, stars in Shamus O'Brien as the opening bill at the Grand. He is supported by Miss Carter and the company in a story of love intrigue and military action presented across Irish drama tradition.
Receipts show 12 000 cattle including 14 percent Texans, steady to slow market. Hogs receipts 22 000 with weak to mixed demand. heavy animals 5.75 to 6.10. sheep 6 000 with steady clipped wool market. Cash quotations listed for grains and products, including wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and edible fats.
Omaha market receipts show cattle at 1 200 and hogs at 9 000 with slow demand and weaker price levels across classes. Kansas City reports cattle and hog markets steady to mixed with Texas and native cattle and stockers, while London and New York close with steady to varied moves in consols silver and tin markets.
In London trading copper eased slightly with spot at £409 and futures at £64 1s amid a quiet market. Lead and spelter were steady with no notable business. pig iron warrants unchanged. May copper production reached 223,992 tons, up from 21,438 in April. wool markets noted spring and fall collections in western regions.
The London financial cable reports idle stock action with steady buying and higher quotations after the Bank of England cut the discount rate. American stocks show slight activity gains led by Union Pacific with a soft New York selloff on the downswing. Treasury balance stands at 196,165,230 dollars in cash and 24,901,115 in gold.
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