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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
9
Mr Cantlon lodges a formal complaint against Officer Sullivan alleging conduct during a recent incident. The record notes an internal review and pending findings by department investigators.
The police committee of the city council held a hearing at City Hall over claims by Michael Cantion that Officer Dan Sullivan used unnecessary force when arresting his son Emmet Cantion after a saloon incident on Copper Street. The account varies with Sullivan’s version, including a reported threat with a revolver. The committee reserved judgment until a later session.
The Weed Commissioners call attention to the existence of Russian thistle in local areas. They urge vigilance and present plans for management and control. Local residents are advised to monitor reported outbreaks and report new growth to authorities.
County officials warn of Russian thistle invading Silver Bow and ask railroad companies to help eradicate the pest. A letter urges section men to monitor tracks and remove every plant they find to protect local vegetation and prevent further spread.
Mrs. John B. Clements thanks friends neighbors and the Barbers' Union for kindness shown during the bereavement following the death of her husband.
Mast Butte residents near the race track and Gleiley school urge county commissioners to open a half mile road from the end of the Second Street railway to Gardens Junction. They claim it would improve car service to the neighborhood as traffic now routes via Columbia gardens and the Silver Bow mill area. Railroad officials say no definite plans exist though extensive repairs and a strong summer ridership are noted. An excursion ticket sale to San Francisco is announced from September 19 to 27 with Portland as an alternative route.
Basin and return excursions offered by Northern Railway Co with tickets good Sundays and Saturdays through the season. Boulder aid return and Basin and return tickets priced at various rates, including £159 and $1.50 options. J Dawson A 41 North Main Street advertises piano and organ sales by Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte.
Frank O Neill was found guilty by a jury in Judge Metlemnan s court of grand larceny from the person and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. The case centered on O Neill allegedly going through Hiram McKinney s pockets on the night of Aug 1 after McKinney was intoxicated. Witnesses included police officers who saw the alleged touching and McKinney who sought help to locate the missing money. The jury quickly returned a verdict of guilty with a one year sentence, and O Neill waived the sentencing delay. Deputy County Attorney Yancey prosecuted, Merritt represented O Neill.
Receiver Sanders informs the court that improvements fall short of required standards and outlines next steps. He details timelines, budget gaps, and oversight plans as the case proceeds.
L P Sanders as receiver for the Grand Opera House company filed a semi annual court report detailing insurance savings from rewiring the house, unsettled lease improvements, and voucher issues with former lessee Sutton. The report notes 27 500 of insurance and 10 733 99 cash on hand with a hearing set for October 7.
Traders expected a market bottom but prices fell further. Amalgamated opened at 9 and slid with SS 3 4 as the day’s low. Anaconda fell from 387 to 341 while other copper stocks declined amid rumors of price reductions. Private eastern advice encouraged some buyers at current levels.
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