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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
11
In Butte, a rock slide from a mountain mine threatens Frank neighborhood with extensive property losses. The mountain base spans miles with seven nearby veins, and multiple Frank buildings valued at about 55 000 dollars each may be ruined. Local residents face mortgage payments disrupted by the disaster. Union Bros. at 9 N Main St, Butte, urges aid.
In Centersville eight boys, all residents, are named in complaints filed by District Attorney Richards for alleged entries into Garfleta and Adam schools. The youths are accused of forcing windows, entering buildings last Saturday night, and stealing pencils and pocketknives. Letters were sent to parents summoning appearances before the clerk, with formal complaints to be issued and processed for arrest, hearing, and possible confinement if convicted.
The April 38 schedule lists tomorrow events in St. Louis with diplomatic corps assemble at the St. Louis club and escorted to the Liberal arts building. The program includes invocation by Rev Carl Swenson, greeting by David Francis, music by the Marine Band, a Franco ambassador address, a centennial salute, and fireworks at 8 p m.
Eastern capitalists from Virginia City have purchased the Bozeman electric plant. The new owners plan to install an electric light plant this summer with W. W. Livingston as likely general manager. A funeral is noted for Margaret Adel, with services pending and interment in Highland cemetery. In Miles City, jail window bars were moved for repair as prisoners aided in attempting to sever a bar, with five nearly cut through.
Special Dispatch from Bozeman reports Sheriff Fow accompanies King Brown to Deer Lodge after Brown received a five year penitentiary sentence on Monday for grand larceny.
Philip D. Watkins, on trial for cashing a $89 check with George Bennings, the Grand hotel proprietor, was acquitted by a jury. The case traced a trail of worthless drafts from Buffalo to Billings, with Watkins arrested in Wyoming while traveling with his wife. Bennings had received a check drawn on an Amesbury bank, which was not protested. The judge noted bank officers could not be compelled to testify. Watkins planned to go to Kansas City to reunite with his wife and pursue a new job.
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