Early Trial Sought In Heinze Water Curbs Case
Defendant Heinze seeks an early trial with motion argued in court as he contends preserving mine water will cost 8000 a month. He asserts no right to the property and aims to prevent suit while warning that shutting the mine could cost over 100000 in expenditures. the judge ordered advisement. The motion, supported by J I McDonald, references a parallel federal suit involving Miles Finlen v Devlin and others with Heinze named as improver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Augustis Heinze
Minnie Healy
Sur Vial
Madge Thieney
Miles Finlen
Heinze
Mapute
Supreme Court
Sam
Alan Saya
J. I. McDonald
Marion M. Devlin
Mary E. Reilly
FE. P. Passmore
Johnstown Mining Company
F. A. Heinze
United States
New Cyanide Co Formed in Western Montana
Attives of Incorporation for the Western Montana Cyanide Milling Company were filed in county records. The $15,000 capital stock is divided into 10 shares to Marous O’Farrell, 140 to Michael P. Lavell, and 260 to John Harrington, naming trustees to run the business in Butte where the principal office will be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Montana
Mar
Ous O'Farrell
Michael P. Lavell
John Harrington
Butte
SAME OBJECTIONS IN PARROT MINING CASE
The Parrot Mining company filed in district court monthly objections to receiver Thomas Mc Laughlin for the Nipper reiue. January figures show a bank credit of 186407 was expected but the receiver owed 728. Ore value and mining costs are contested, with a 48561 resting expense noted. John EB Bowen sought attachable property to satisfy a 220 debt. petition granted. Lowen disputed February 14, 10, J A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrot Mining Company
Thomas McLaughlin
Parrot
John EB. Bowen
Marehall
Watt
Lowen
Howie of Butte Promissory Note Suit Left Unpaid
Howie of Butte obtained a promissory note for 220 dollars in his favor and the vote remains unpaid. The record notes a prior action against the Green estate for money alleged due him and the court allowed the claim. PB Sanders is named as administrator of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie
Butte
Green
Muiney
I. PB. Sanders
Mind altered man arrested on Weaviy position charge
James Doonan was arrested today on a disturbed mental state and jailed in the county prison. A ticket found in his pocket suggested travel toward Leadville, Colorado, within days. Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Wy FB Jeffreys of Teton county transported five prisoners to Deer Lodge for state custody. Cuthbert McGinnis, a Cree Indian, age about 50, was convicted of cattle stealing and sentenced to five years with a one year reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doonan
Hilrord Teket
Sherif Woo
Faylor
Wy FB
Jeffreys
Teton County
Butte
Arange
Cuthbert McGinnis
Prisoners Transferred to Deer Lodge for Burglary and Assault
Sheriff C W Hi of Meagher County arrived with two prisoners bound for Deer Lodge to serve prison terms. One convict was jailed for night time burglary while the other was held for shooting the White Sulphur Springs city marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hi
Meagher County
Deer Lodge
White Sulphur Springs
Prompt settlement settles estate claim in 12 days
The New Life Insurance Company paid today through Chris J. Cure toy General Agent the full amount of insurance held by the late Frank E. Core ttt in this company settlement was made twelve days after the claim was sent to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk Life Insurance Company
Chris
J. Cure Toy
General Ament
Frank E. Corebett
Noted Indianapolis Firm Warns Butte Doctors of Boone
A letter received today by a prominent Butte physician from W. D. Allison & Co. of Indianapolis warns the medical profession against John G. Boone. Boone is said to be operating in the state after a troublesome legal history in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
W. D. Allison & Co
Indianapolis
John G. Boone
Omaha
One Too Many Powers In Toulon Warship Visit
Paris reports confirm a Russian squadron will not join the Franco-Italian festivities fully. Officials say the presence is cautious and limited to two warships with officers to participate, avoiding a third-party showcase that might distort sentiment. A Russian consul's guidance is cited as lacking direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Toulon
Ferling
France
Arlure
Ohio battleship Olin to launch May 8 in San Francisco
Judge Advocate Lemley relays a telegram from Show at San Francisco stating Union Iron Works will launch the battleship Olin on May 8. President McKinley and his cabinet are expected to attend the launching in Washington April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lemley
San Francisco
Union Tren Works
McKinley
Keeley Institute Advertises Drunkenness Treatment in Salt Lake City
The notice promotes Keeley Institute as the sole legitimate treatment for drunkenness in Utah. It claims no confinement or publicity, no forced isolation, and states that other Keeley remedies are frauds. It invites inquiries to 164 East South First Street or Lock Box 490 in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
East South First Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Market Buoyancy Amid Varied Moves Across Railroads and Commodities
New York stock markets open buoyant with railroad and industrial gains led by Missouri Pacific and Illinois Central while United States Steel lags. In Chicago, corn and wheat decline under pressure as May contracts rise and fall with rumors of a market holiday looming. prices fluctuate wildly through the morning with heavy covering and spot rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
St. Paw
Loulaville
Rock I
Missouri Pacific
Miinois Central
United States Stes
Norther Pacific
Rock Island
Rock Inland
Burington
Delaware & Hudson Tobacco
Tinois Central
NorthWest
Burlington
Tiéty
Delaware & Hudson
Metropolitan
American Coal
St. Paul
Colorado
Amalgamated Copper
Chicago
George Phillips
Phillips
Liverpool
Frieg
Phillis
Ike
Timothy
Conner Ends Life With Shotgun Suicide in Anaconda
Special to the Inter Mountain Anaconda Mont April 4 George EH Conner a machinist and former foundry employee who joined the recent strike killed himself this afternoon around 4 o'clock He bought a double barreled shotgun at Grieg's store. He walked to Park Street near the Montane hotel and shot himself in the neck dying minutes later He was a well known local figure possibly married with a family but details are not yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Mont
George EH. Conner
Grieg
Large Royal Increase From Civil List Report
The committee proposes a civil list totaling about £470,000 with allocations for Privy purse, household salaries, expenses, works, royal bounty, and sundries. Annuities of £20,000 to the Duke of Cornwall and York, £10,000 to the Duchess, and £6,000 to each princess are suggested. Queen's annuity rises to £70,000 with £30,000 for the Duchess if she survives the King. Net increase: £67,000. minority signatory Mrs Labouchere questions need for any rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonton
Duke of Cornwall
York
Duchess of Cornwall
Duchess of Cornwall and
Labouchere
Aguinaldo Plans End to Resistance in Manifesto
Aguinaldo works with Chief Justice Arellano and Gen. MacArthur’s secretary Mr Fisher on a manifesto. He concedes futility of further resistance and wishes to spare Filipinos distress, urging insurgents to stop fighting and accept American sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Aguinaldo
Arellano
Fisher
Gen. MacArthur
Helena court ends bid for Associated Press service
In Helena district court Judge Smith vacated an order requiring the Helena Independent to show cause why it should not agree to the Montana Record receiving the Associated Press news service. The Record had sued to compel AP service rights, arguing monopoly concerns. The defense said AP was a mutual news-sharing system, not a market seller. The court sided with the Independent, and reports say the Record’s franchise bids at Boulder or Townsend were refused by the Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
District Court
Independent
Boulder
Townsend
Press Association
Eleven New Townships Opened for Settlement at Clinton Camp
Missoula Mont April 4 2001 United States land office faces a brisk contest over a Clinton area land grant The case pits David Lewis a Clinton settler against George M Kennedy over homestead rights The Northern Pacific Railway claims under a prior grant withdrew relinquishment and townspeople seek 40 acres under townsite privilege Counsel include Joseph M Dixon for Kennedy J B McNamee for railroad interests Robert Fisher for residents and John M Evans for Lewis Substantial testimony from Lewis proceeds through today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
United States Land Office
Clinton
David Lewis
George M. Kennedy
Lewis
Pri
Joseph M. Dixon
Kennedy
J. B. McNamee
St. Paul
Robert Fisher
John M. Evans
Mr. Lewis
Missoula Chinese merchant Louis Den returns home after absence
Louis Den, a prominent Chinese merchant from Missoula, rejoined his family after fourteen months abroad in China. He spoke of safety despite rumors of Boxer violence, and plans for his two sons to learn American citizenship. A July race meeting program for the Missoula Driving Club was discussed, with dates, purses, and events outlined as track work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louly den
Missoula
Agann
China
Louis
Canton
Wall Louis den Ia
Lub
Samuel Dinsmore
Grass Valley
Land office to open homestead entries May twentieth
Missoula land office reports a surveyed strip near Lothrop Nine Mile and Stark ready for settlement on May 20. The land covers eleven townships in multiple ranges and will be open for homestead entry after map signing, with other entries possible in about 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mffica
W. Beat- Ue
United States Surveyor General of
Montana
Lothrop
Nine Mile
Stark
Missoula Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Deals
Missoula brief items note visitors from Helena and Plains, a Hamilton trader on business, and local contracting moves. A tenement contract went to Alden man Charles Owen for a two story brick building with 12 rooms. Timber and mining claims listed. a Bonita transfer for medical care and a failed search for Ed Born are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Breiger
Rth Missoula
Charles M. Owen
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MR. Heinze
Minnie Healey
NEW Cyanide CO
Parrot Company
McLaughlin
Boston
Mass
Boston & Montana
Ohio
Daily Record
Eagtern
York Stock Exchange
Review of Trade
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ailver
Conner
Associated Press Service
Joseph Oettinger
Daly
PRI Re
J. F. Hayes
Chas, Marah, Hayes , Marsh
Eclipse
Tuly Brick
Tinsoula
Moat
Clinton Jangle
Florence Sam Laundry
Florence
Florence Steam Laundry
George Pringle
Upareree R
West
Cleveland
Monarch
Snell Bicycles
Bishop & Kern
Higgins Ave
Mout
John McElgray
Col
A. J. McGowan
Plains
City
George Walters
St. Ignatius Mission
Hiram Knowles
L. W. Howd
Victor
Hernan Kohn
H. W. Johnson
Hamilton
John M
Olive Rankin
Tesday
Tony
Grint Creek
Robert Hawes
Frank Butler
Pales
Hayes
Dave Bishop
Ed Born
Urat Place
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