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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
3
In a Butte court Mrs. Mary Dias facing disturbance charges described hardship as she rents to Mrs. Gremert who owes January rent. Dias admitted evicting actions but the judge urged remediation restoring stove lids and dishes while Dan Schroeder seeks housing aid for a paralytic husband and sick baby. case dismissed with county help promised.
At noon yesterday 28 incomplete nominating petitions were on record. Forty candidates started, several dropped out, including Hart Marsh who announced for city treasurer. Remaining completed petitions listed: Enpelt Sullivan and Harry Mernin for offices, James Powell for alderman, Henest Scheufel for fourth ward, Peter McDermott for sixth ward, P J Whitty for pottery nomination, and others. The final hour for completion was 5 o clock this afternoon.
The state public service commission will meet in Butte on March 18 to decide if high school pupils may ride at reduced fares. Mayor Stodden said the council requested the review four weeks ago and the commission will consider the change after previously deferring during initial adjustments. City Attorney Clinton indicated no appeal to the supreme court had been filed regarding Judge Jackson’s ruling.
Dr. Jones was fined ten dollars by Police Judge Grimes for violating parking rules in front of the Rialto theater. He testified his car had been stolen five times in four months while Captain O Donnell explained the car was marked for blocking the curb, forcing other vehicles to pass along the wrong side of the track. The court noted other drivers were fined as well and urged equal treatment.
A jury awarded $500 damages to a child after a trial in Columbia gardens. The verdict followed a suit in which the plaintiff claimed services rendered at a refreshment stand and sought monetary compensation from the defendants. The judge, Carroll, presided in the afternoon session.
A man named En Grimmike was fined $10 by Judge Grimes for operating an auto without a license. Officers Larkin and Dwyer stated a call from George And Wilson streets led them to a car in a ditch containing moonshine soaked wheat. The man claimed the car was his and had lost the number, then spoke of a relative. Building permits for February totaled 15 with value $21,396 and March outlook improves. Grove's is the only genuine laxative bromosquinine tablets.
County attorney filed two complaints charging three men with illegal receipt of money. In one information before Justice Buckley officers allege Lt Caufield and L D Hoffman passed a worthless 89 60 check, Hoffman making it and Caufield cashing it. They allegedly represented themselves as partners in a Minneapolis firm Hoff man & Co brokerage. Chesley is charged with forging and passing a $30 hotel check.
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