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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
9
Henry Heidemann filed a district court suit against the city of Bute for $1,295 claiming a fall into an unguarded sidewalk excavation at 907 Utah Avenue on October 30, 1990. He alleges a broken rib and other injuries keeping him bedridden 72 days with $720 lost wages and $75 in doctors fees plus $500 general damages.
William P Murray filed for divorce from Ellen Murray alleging infidelity at 1223 Minna Street Centerville. They wed in Butte on April 27 1900. Co respondents include James Harrington John Crowley and numerous John Does. Lillie Swanson sues William Swanson for intemperance and cruelty saying he habitually drinks threatens bodily harm accuses her of unchastity and threatened to kill her on March 15.
(. M. Lewis petitions the court for a receiver and accounting to dissolve partnership with Max Fried. They formed a partnership last April to run a saloon and then a lodging house, purchasing the Cash lodging house on West Mercury street. Fried sold his saloon interest on June 17 and took exclusive lodging house control. Lewis claims daily net profits of 15 dollars and says Fried refuses to report or regard him as partner.
County Attorney Breen dismissed the state case against W M Neagle in Judge McClernan's district court department. Neagle, a fusion campaigner, had been arrested for procuring and encouraging illegal registration, fined $250 in justice court, and appealed. The dismissal cited no evidence against him and no case to answer.
George R. Chambers filed in court yesterday to appoint A. J. Campbell as administrator of the estate of the late Robert C C Chambers, who died in San Francisco on April 11. The estate in Butte includes a one third interest in the Arctic lode claim valued at 10 000 dollars. In a separate matter, the trial of Charles O Donnell against Bernard Quinn, administrator of Charles Quinn, for attorney fees concluded with a jury verdict of 650 dollars for the plaintiff. Curt Darrow asked for associate counsel in the William Brown murder case. Judge McClernan appointed J. R. Grice, and Brown must plead tomorrow.
Helped by Mr King manager of the saucer trak the Overland club backs a street fair and carnival in Butte. The club will escort their ladies to the opening performance Saturday night at the vast amphitheater with expected applause. The queen race standings include Leona Finch 196 Mabel Zinn 211 Grace Southworth 179 Cora Eschle 370 Fannie St Vrain 175 Lena Leford 20 Birdie Carter 177 Carrie Clements 180 Laura Smith 226 Geneva Smith 400 O C Wright 315 Minta Steward 100.
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Charles F Booth of 221 North Jackson Street. Articles of incorporation for Idaho Produce and Provision Company filed with the county clerk. Incorporators and directors are R A Carter J T Sidley and A F Bray with capital stock of 25000 dollars.
A daily special train departs Butte at 6 40 p m via B A and P railway to Mountain View park with a 10 20 p m return. Round trip price is 31 00. Features include high class vaudeville boating on the lake dancing and other entertainments each evening.
Kenyon, plaintiff in a suit against John A. Cannon James W. Forbis M F Stowe James W Murphy and Jesse H Murray, filed in court another affidavit in support of his application for the appointment of a receiver for the Routh Park real estate business. In organizing the South Park addition the property purchased was.
Kenyon sues trustee Mr Cannon and other defendants alleging a conspiracy to defraud him of his rights by improper handling of property held in trust and until certain conditions are met. The suit contends misconduct in the administration of the trust and seeks redress for alleged losses.
Graduates of Harvard and Yale attended a reunion in the Thorn ton hotel banquet hall after the boat race. A proposal by George Sinclair was well received and a committee will draft a constitution and bylaws for a new organization in the coming days.
Justice Bradley ruled in favor of the claimants on vessels captured and on property taken from captured vessels but rejected property captured ashore and gear like cascoes and floating derricks as prize. Manila claimants may share about 288000 among 2000 people and Santiago claimants about 500000 among 3000. bounties already set by the court of claims add to these sums.
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor authorized an assessment on affiliated bodies to support striking machinists seeking a nine hour day. A circular will be issued immediately and about 50.00 dollars is expected to be raised in the first call.
Leipzig reports Herr Exner, director of the Leipziger bank, arrested after the institution suspended payment on June 25. The public prosecutor now investigates the bank’s affairs.
Pittsburg reports extreme heat with the thermometer at a high level. Four deaths and eight prostrations are recorded, two of which are fatal, as residents endure another hot day.
Notice is given of delinquent stock due to May 1001 assessments. Shares listed include H Courtney 394,200. Pratt 0 1439.65. Leiter 44. Evans 45. Kauffman 53. Kelly 16 416,965. Jack 43 537 26.85. Wisman 4 3,200 160.00. Noyes 7 526 26.30. Castle 2 10.00. Halloway 7,618 680.00. Smith 86 100 50. Case 9 500 25.00. Drennan 98 1,975 98.75. Gorham 10 1,000. Nichols 1271,600 82.50. Shares will be sold at secretary’s office 2 o clock July Wth 1401 to pay delinquent assessments and sale costs. BEN E. HARRIS, Secretary, Butte Mont. Dated June 1th, 1901.
Edwin Ruthven, a 33 year old man described as a negro, was electrocuted at 12:08 a m at the Ohio state penitentiary annex. He was executed for the May 1900 murder of Policeman Shipp in Cleveland after Shipp and another officer closed in on a burglary suspect named Leaking. One electrical shock sufficed and he died within two minutes.
General Maximo Gomez arrived in Tampa from Havana and left for New York. He said his trip was private, he was among friends, and his island’s people were rebuilding seeking peace for prosperity and happiness.
London reports the house of commons in committee approved the coal tax bill by 86 when the session opened at 2 am. Irish members charged the chair with partisanship as opponents argued for a hearing. A J Balfour said the government will drop the educational bill due to busy business and reintroduce it next year.
Alexander Allan, head of the Canadian management of the Allan steamship line, died tonight in Montreal at age 79.
The June report notes the preliminary examination of D Hunsaker in a Bitter Root stock farm case bound over to district court on $500. Local social events, mining activity, wool shipment, and visits by and to notable residents fill the rest of the column, highlighting community ties and regional industry.
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