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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
8
The city building committee wrestled a $1 961.45 plumbing bill for a library freeze overhaul. Plumbers’ rates sparked debate as they criticized work charges, but City Attorney said the city had accepted the services. The committee trimmed the bill by $48, allowing payment.
The notice states fuel delivery ends April 30 1902 and from May 1 1902 customers may purchase coal or wood at various yards listed including Northur st Coal Co Montana Fuel Co Western Fuel Co Butte Coal Co and others. Also mentions bankruptcy relief sought by Henry Ries and a bricklayer's financial petition with liabilities totaling 592 83 and assets 220 25. Roy S Alley is attorney.
W. E. F. Wellsch of Farmers' Exchange at 269 East Park Street faces a city ordinance violation for allowing chickens in front of his shop. He posted 50 bond and awaits trial. Susie Hun, known to police, pleaded not guilty to vagrancy and received a 90 day county jail sentence.
Proceedings may begin in the Supreme Court to compel settlement of a bill of exceptions in a sensational case. Judge Harney prepared to rule on Minnie Healey bills this morning after delaying yesterday. An injunction case Lee Mantle vs Speculator Mining set for May 12 hearing. Emma Trevise sues Mary Bottego for 1200 and mortgage foreclosure with $200 attorney fee. Ella Knowles Haskell represents Trevise. Alfred Anderson files answer in suit against I L Mahoney denying work on the Black Bear mine. claim alleged work by a leasing firm.
Frank Ratelle arriving in Melrose with 130 dollars for a new blacksmith business says a one armed woman stole 98 dollars and left with 50 missing. He identifies a suspect named Gladys and Harry Vaultz was arrested on suspicion after the theft occurred in room No 3 of the Copper King block. The police pursue leads while Ratelle recovers from the loss and Vaultz cooperates under arrest.
John A. Donovan writes to the Standard to correct a misquotation that suggested a personal attack on Chief Reynolds. He states there was no personal complaint and that the comment was a general explanation linked to remarks in his prior address. He adds that reference to the previous paper clarifies his position.
All members are requested to meet at the office of Louis 8 Colin Friday May 2 at 1 o clock p m sharp to attend the funeral of Brother A hk West. SOL B BUCKLES Secretary. Present creamery milk cream ice cream butter buttermilk and eyes positively clean strictly fresh. Phones 65 and 548 or call at 61 West Broadway.
Fred Walters faces a burglary complaint filed in Justice Arnold's court after release from a penitentiary term with partner Perry. Perry is charged with robbery. both men previously served time and may resume duties in the pen. The 3 month old Charlotte E. O'Neill died and funeral set for 2 p.m. at operence No 106 West Agaie a tree.
London April 30 The Morgans will carry through their part of the provisional pact enabling the White Star line to join the Atlantic shipping combine. The White Star line confirms the February agreement aimed at securing cooperation among American Atlantic Transport Dominion Leyland Red Star and White Star lines. The vote now rests with White Star shareholders who will meet in May.
A tornado swept Davenport in Lincoln county near the railroad last night, destroying crops and stock and blowing down several farm houses. Mrs. John Penn and her 10 year old daughter were killed.
In Butte, with a looming teamsters strike, coal wood hay and grain flow as workers stock up ahead of a possible shutdown. Jerry Flanigan of the Great Northern visits. townsmen discuss past delivery methods and the impact on daily life as rain hinders plans.
Mrs John R Odgers expresses gratitude to friends and Masons for kindness after her husband John R Odgers death. She invites readers to the Faithful lodge D of H May ball at Miners Union hall on May 1 with a prize waltz. Morris Co advertises cream at 41 Weert Galena.
Nine tenths of scalp and hair diseases come from parasite germs as shown by Professor Anna at Hamburg. Ordinary hair products fail to kill the dandruff germ, but New Bro s Herpicide destroys the parasites that burrow into scales and leaves hair glossy and soft as silk.
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