Supreme Court Dismisses Heinze Receiver Case
The hearing in Judge Clay's court on F A Heinze's application for a receiver of the Nipper mine was continued at the plaintiffs request and then dismissed. The suit involved Arthur P Heinze and Thomas McLaughlin as lessee and receiver, against Anaconda Montana Railway Butte Anaconda Pacific and other owners, with a prior supreme court decision cited as influencing the outcome.
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F. A. Heinze
Nipper
Clay
Anaconda Company
Montana Railway Company
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Arthur P. Heinze
Thomas McLaughlin
Iessee
Supreme Court
Shinnick Estate Case Seeks Return of MacKay Property
Judge Harney ordered the property of Alexander MacKay returned to him from guardian Honeychurch after MacKay regained sanity and was discharged. A 15 day stay was granted to allow appeal. In a separate matter Maurice Shinnick seeks $43 from John Ferns and Lawrence Digeon, demanding turnover as administrator.
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Judge Harney
Alex MacKay
Shinnick
Harney
Alexander MacKay
MacKay
Honeychurch
Butte
Warren
Supreme Court
John Shinnick
Maurice Shinnick
John Ferns
Lawrence Digeon
Hearing postponed in estate of Charles Colbert in district court
County Attorney Breen announced he would object to probate of either of two alleged wills in the estate of the late Charles Colbert. The hearing in Department No 1 was continued to the 9th with objections filed on behalf of the state.
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Charles Colbert
District Court
Breen
County finances report by treasurer James Maher ends year
James Maher, the new county treasurer, has issued a report detailing the county's financial condition at year end. The document outlines revenues, expenditures, and the overall financial health as the county closes the fiscal period.
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James Maher
Treasuer
Public Office Finances Poll: Month End Balance
The record shows March totals with $141,805.86 on hand at month end, a rise from $373.40 when Mr. Maher assumed office on March 4. During the rest of March receipts totaled $39,623.11 while expenditures reached $71.00.
Stanton Company Delivers Dorcas At Suttons With Mixed Praise
The Stanton opera company opened in Butte at Sutton's theater with Dorcas and praised performers such as George Lyding and Gertrude Norenberg while critiquing J Clarence Harvey for overacting. Upcoming shows include Fra Diavolo at the Grand and Girofle Girofla with a matinee on Wednesday and a live election return broadcast.
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Rigilly
Josephine Stanton Opera Company
Butte
Sutton’s
Stanton Company
Dorcas
George Lyding
Lubin Mugby
Lambourne Arms
Harvey
Clara Wisdom
Miss Wisdom
Mr. Lyding
Miss Stanton
Honoria
Lord Lambourne
Flippers
Mugby
Boston
Gertrude Norenberg
Joan
John
Lucia
The Drum Summon Meeting Of Montana Mining Co
The London Mining World and Engineering Record reports the Montana Mining Company limited meeting in Butte. Past semi annual meetings were humorous due to shareholder Dr Wigglesworth who added spice. At this meeting Dr Wiglesworth opposed deep sinking.
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London Mining World and Engineering Record
Montana ‘Ning Company (Limited
Butte
Wiglesworth
Bozeman Sewerp On Sixthteen Mile Mines Prompts Health Push
Bozeman records show a council vote to reroute the sewer along Rouse and Lamme streets to Church, delaying construction while addressing long-standing pollution concerns. A Logan quarry blast injured a worker whose face and eyes were severely harmed, with recovery unlikely. Local figures, candidates, and cultural notes fill the rest of the city’s news, from state appointments to mining optimism in Sixteen.
Wal backs large purchase plan for new properties
Wal favored spending £150,000 or $200,000 on acquiring new properties. A cordial vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Henry Burrell for zeal in renewing his duty for the company’s interest.
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Wal
Henry Burrell
Cudahy Denies Pacific Coast Fishing Consolidation
Chicago on April 1 John Cudahy denies reports of talks to merge the Pacific coast fishing and packing industry. He says the consolidation plan has remained just talk and Pacfic American Fishing Co. of which he is president has not been sold nor is it for sale and he does not intend to be absorbed by any party.
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Bozeman
James M. Robertson
State Board of Health
Department of Public Health
Sarah Lowe
Chicago
John Cudahy
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Pacific American Fishing Company
No fighting here now says Kansas boy in Philippines
A Kansas boy writes home from the Philippines claiming fighting has simmered down to hunting train robbers and whisky pocketers in the Indian territory. He notes the conflict is easing as tensions shift to criminal activity and local dangers.
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Philippines
Indian Territory
Shooting Bund Elects New President in San Francisco
San Francisco April 1 Captain F A Kuls elected president of the National Shooting Bund of America succeeding Captain Attinger who resigns due to ill health.
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San Francisco
F. A. Kuls
National Shooting Bund of America
Attinger
Hill's Yacht Cruise Returns President Hill In New York
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railway, is in New York after a short yachting trip. He is staying at the Hotel Netherlands and declined to be seen last night to discuss railway matters.
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New York
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
City
Netherlands
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Heinze
Shinnick's Estate
Colbert
THE
Gagnon Mine
Mount Moriah
Thompson
Bozeman News
Gepper
Logan
Gallatin River
Foster
F. EB. Hosa
California
Golden State
James Keown
Helena
Missoula
James Kidder Company
Opera House
Charles K. Hardenbrook
Glen Yard
Brussels
Gsca
Osca Yard
Wilton
Axminster Carpets
West
Barnes
Morris
Hill's
Grand Opera House
Dick FP
Sutton
Josephine Stanton Opera Co
Ira
Diavolo
Josephine Stanton
Acker
Dent
Springer
Stened
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Co
N. Main Street
Montana
M. J.connell
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