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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1903

Page

2

Answer of Bristow to Tulloch charges outlined

Postmaster General Payne releases Bristow reply to Seymour Tulloch charges against the Washington post office. Includes inspector reports on irregularities from 1899 to 1900, Tulloch’s transcript, and conclusions by Postmaster General Smith. Officials say current investigations will be public after completion.

Washington Payne Bristow Seymour W. Tulloch Washington City Post Office Postal Administration Washington Post Office Tulloch Charles Emory Smith McKinley Smith Postal Service

Burglars Enter Hefferlin Store in Livingston

Police report burglars entered the Hefferlin company store last night through the cellar door and took about $12 from the cash drawer. No goods missing as yet. entrance suspected to be by someone familiar with the building. No arrests have been made.

Standard Livingston Hefferlin Company

Socialists Sweep Reichstag as Radicals Lose Ground

Berlin reports the socialist victory in yesterday’s Reichstag elections largely at the expense of radical parties. Official tallies show socialists 53 seats, center 60, conservatives 21, others 12, total 161 with 169 second ballots required. Saxony marks a dramatic socialist gain as 18 of 23 seats go to them.

Berlin Center Party Kingdom of Saxony Deschener Nachriten Vorwaerts Socialists

Henry Knobb Dies Sud­denly At Helena Capital

Henry Knobb died suddenly at his home 400 West Main Street Helena. An inquest by Coroner A P Yaeger will be held this evening at the courthouse. Eight witnesses were examined. the verdict was death from natural causes. Doctors in session report the Montana Medical Association met in Helena with about 50 members and elected new fellows.

West Main Street A. P. Yaeger Knobb Standard Helena Medical Association of Montana Helena Business Men's Association Pittsburg Joseph P. McCarthy Frank J. Edwards T. J. McKenzie Association Drs. E. I. Bradley John A. Dent BE. A. Doty J. FE. Ragsdale J. M. Scanland A. L. Ward W. W. Taylor Louis H. Fligman F. E. Buchen G. D. Tuttle C. B. Miller George McGrath A. W. Conner F. M American Medical Association Broadwater Central Park

Supreme Court hears Clark vs American Develop ing and Mining Co

In Helena on June 17 the supreme court heard the appeal of W J Clark against American Developing and Mining Co over mining properties in Jefferson county sold for 500000. Clark paid 165000 and mined ore value used for development before the contract was abandoned. he seeks recovery of payments with interest. The court denied a motion to dismiss the appeal for brief nonconformity.

Standard Helena W. J. Clark American Developing and Mining Company Supreme Court H. G. McIntyre F. W. Bacon Clark Jefferson County

Beater and Beaten in Montana Livery dispute

Helena dispatch reports William Holbrook a liveryman faces assault charges after he allegedly beat Cain who had hired a horse and buggy. Cain and two women named Jennie and Rennie Doe are cited in a cruelty to animals case. A preliminary hearing is set for soon before Justice Tibbetts.

The Standard Helena William Holbrook Thomas Cain Otto Schoenfeld State Humane Society Justice of the Peace F. E. Tibbetts Cain Jennie Rennie Doe Holbrook

Union of Two Forest Reserves Formed Under One Supervisor

President Roosevelt consolidates the Flathead and Lewis and Clark forest reserves into the Lewis and Clark reserve. The new unit becomes the largest in the nation with Gust Moser as supervisor. Several boundary changes shift about seven townships into the reserve while four are withdrawn.

Helena Roosevelt Lewis and Clark and Flathead Lewis and Clark Reserve United States United States Land Office Gust Moser Fish Creeks Lewis and Clarke and Powell Counties

President Expands Consolidated Reservation Across Montana

The Flathead reserve plus land between the old Lewis and Clark and Flathead reserves near the Great Northern line were added to the consolidated reserve. The action spans about 10 townships in Teton and Flathead counties and was confirmed by a note from the acting commissioner of the General Land Office.

Flathead Reserve Lewis and Clark and Flathead Great Northern Teton Flathead General Land Office

State v Reece Augustus case awaits jury verdict

Helena Montana June 17 The case of the state against Reece Augustus charged with assault with intent to kill in the shooting of George Alexander on Clare street March 20 is in the hands of the jury. Arguments were heard this morning and the court instructions given. the jury was out at midnight with a verdict not expected before tomorrow.

The Standard Helena State of Montana Reece Augustus George Alexander Clare Street

Indians Observe Close of School at Harlem

In Helena on the Belknap reservation the close of the school year will feature exercises at Harlem on June 25. Activities run from 9 to 1 a m with pupil racing and zaner, an inspection of the building at 2:30 p m, a catechetical drill from 7 to 7 20 p m, and an 8 o'clock program.

Helena Belknap Reservation Harlem

He Pays A Thousand Dollars For A Horse

C D Crutcher of Fort Benton bought a stallion from Lieut Reginald McNally of Fort Assinni boine for 1000 dollars. The horse, sired by Diabola, was turned over to Doc Murray of Great Falls who trains a horse string for the July Fourth races. The string includes horses owned by C W Young William Swanton Doc Murray C D Crutcher Charles McPherson and James Fenton.

Havre C. D. Crutcher Fort Benton Reginald & McNally Fort Assinniboine Dr. Crutcher Doc Murray Great Falls C. W. Young William Swanton

Specialist Dr. Wyman Visits for Appendicitis Case

The westbound fiver stopped at Chinook to discharge Dr. Hall C. Wyman of Detroit who attends Miss Elma Parker at the upper Clear Creek ranch home of C. M. Jacobs. After lunch Dr. Wyman went to the ranch where Miss Parker’s father Dr. Parker is also present.

Standard Chinook Hall C. Wyman Detroit Mich

Estate of Luke C. Hays Sold at Havre Auction

The estate of Luke C. Hays, once Indian agent at Belknap, sold assets in Havre yesterday. Cattle totaled 53 head at 30.25 per head to Major Logan, 748 acres went to J. H. Taylor of Colorado at 12.50 an acre, and horses fetched 50 to 200 dollars each. A Kentucky-born brother of Hays attended the sale.

The Standard Havre Luke CC. Hays St. Paul Belknap Agency C. H. Barton Major Logan J. H. Taylor Colorado Hays Kentucky

Young Boy Held on Horse Theft Charge in Boulder

Quincy Wilson an 11 year old boy was arrested after allegedly stealing a horse from D. S. & S. Watson's ranch west of Boulder. He had a preliminary hearing in Justice Sweet's court and was held to the district under a $500 bond in default. The court may commit him to the state reform school. The boy’s home is listed as Basin.

Standard Boulder Quincy Wilson D. S&s. Watson Justice Sweet Basin

Survey at Meridian Station Near State House in Helena

W H Thorn and Mr Joy of the United States geological survey tested instruments for two days at the meridian station on the state house grounds in Helena and will depart Thursday. Thorn heads to the Lewis and Clark forest reserve while Joy goes to the Madison reserve, each with their party set.

The Standard Helena W. H. Thorn Mr. Joy United States Geological Survey Meridian Station State House Thorn Lewis and Clark Forest Reserve Madison Reserve

Death of H. S. Johnson in Jefferson County

A telegram from Boulder reports the death of H. S. Johnson at his home near Boulder after months of paralysis. Johnson was a well known resident of Jefferson County. The notice notes his illness and passing this morning but gives few additional details.

the Standard Great Falls Boulder H. 8 Johnson Jefferson County

Burial set for charter member of Alta lodge in Boulder

The deceased was 47, leaves a wife and four children, a charter member of Alta lodge A C TU W, and carried insurance. He was brother of Mrs EB 1 Cooney of this city. Burial will be in Boulder tomorrow afternoon.

Alta Lodge Johnson EB. 1 Cooney Boulder

Kalispell Receives Chemical Fire Engine and Hose Wagon

Kalispell on June 17 received a chemical fire engine and hose wagon with two chemical tanks, 250 feet of hose, two ladders, two extinguishers and hydrant hose capacity. A fine team of horses was purchased and will be drilled by H. H. Mitchell, the vendor’s representative.

Standard Kalispell Kaliepe H. Mitchell

Injured Fireman Improving in Great Falls

Beth Fitzgerald Montana Central switchman was hurled from an ore car in the smelter yards Monday night striking his head on a rock. He rests easily at Columbus hospital and is rapidly recovering from the accident.

The Standard Great Falls Beth Fitzgerald Montana Central Columbus

Pompel and Fagaly Wedding That United Billings Couple

Mrs Lois Fagaly of Billings and Dr Byron L Pompel of Livingston wed at W H Ross home in this city. The couple left on the morning train for Livingston to begin their future residence.

the Standard Billings Lois Fagaly Byron L Pompel Livingston W. H. Ross

Flathead Lake Rises With High Water Threatening Crops

Special Dispatch from Kalispell reports flathead lake is seven inches higher than last year and rising. Officials fear large losses to grain and hay if high water continues to spread. No major damage yet but the threat grows as the river level climbs.

Standara Kalispell Flathead Lake

Discontinue Country Offices in Kalispell Region

On June 17 Kalispell announces the discontinuation plan to close three country post offices once free rural postal delivery is established. The offices to close are Sheldon Echo and La Salle.

Standard Kalispell Sheldon Echo and la Salle

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Volved Ist Henry Knobb Anaconda Gramme Erhardt N. Main, Butte Gans & Klein M. L. Heimann Ing and Mining Company Beater Dlers Black Nderwear Luke C. Hays Hostetter la Perla Chicago & Mexico Coffee and Fruit Co Front Street Butte Pompel Fasaly
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