Injunction Proceedings in Piccolo Gambetta Mines
Hearing on the injunction to halt mining at the Piccolo and Gambetta veins resumed in Judge Clancy's court. Witnesses estimated monthly losses of 2,000 for pumping and 2,500 for repairs, with 300 workers at risk and potential only partial recovery in a year or two. The case centers on whether Boston & Montana must cease operations, effectively closing the Leonard mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustun Fleinge
Boston & Montana Company
Piccolo
Grabetta
Boston & Montana
Heinze Allege
Minniy Healey
Clancy
Colusa
Piccoto
Lee Hayes
Batterman
J. O. Evans
Piccolo and Gambetta
Leonard
Boxton & Montana
Betterman
Cotter
Ceorge
Hearing Grants Order Against Boston & Montana Claim Veins
An order enjoining the Boston and Montana from working the Piccolo and Gambetta lode veins was issued after a hearing at 3:40 pm. Judge fixed a $20,000 bond, with FP A Heinge given until next Thursday to Whee tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. A. Heinge
Boston & Montana
Heinge
Diamond Creek Mining Company Incorporation Filed
A certificate of incorporation for the Diamond Creek Mining Company was filed at the county courthouse. Incorporators are W. J. Walton, G. A. Chevigny, and Joseph Mitch with capital stock of 110000 dollars in one dollar shares. Three shares have been subscribed, one by each incorporator. The corporate purposes are stated but not completed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Creek Mining Company
Court House
W. J. Walton
G. A. Chevigny
Joseph Mitch
Surprise Birthday Visit for Mrs Van Zan in West Broadway
Last night a group of about thirty friends gathered at Mrs. George Van Zan’s West Broadway home for a birthday celebration. They brought two gramophones, a rocker, and a Haviland sugar bowl and cream pitcher as gifts. Refreshments were served during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Zan
West Broadway
Mrs Cotter to Host Gathering for Minas Walker Return
Mrs John Cotter will summon friends next Friday to meet her sister Minas Walker back from Washington DC. The Silver Bow club rooms will host a DAR meeting noted for the 16th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington. Attendees included Mesdames Murphy Wethey Renlach Tarrant Kern Welch Young Mitchell and guests Mesdames Weimescary Turner Hopkins Christie. Mrs Renisch read a paper on The Quakers and Quaker Colonies. Refreshments featured colonial china and translations of willow plate Japanese legends by Mrs Wethey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cotter
Minas Walker
Washington, D.C
Silver Bow Club
Daughters of the
Mitchell
Lexington
Murphy
Wethey
Renlach
Tallant
Kern
Welch
Young
Renisch
China
Neighborhood Club Meeting Delayed for G A F Campout
The Neighborhood club met with Mrs. Graereaux on Friday due to the president's absence at the G A encampment. Mrs. Harry Charles of Anaconda attended as a guest. First prize a Haviland china tea pot went to Mrs. Harper. second prize a set of Haviland china soup plates to Mrs. Willis. A star party later featured J Schel and others enjoying music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graereaux
Gilbert
G. A. Ft
Harry Charles
Anaconda
Bewall Davis
Harper
Willis
Haviland
Genereaux
Sewall W. Davis
Huckles
J. H. Gilbert
Sol, Buckles
Fred Melcher
Will Noyes
Chet Willis
Frank Gray
W. Bowen
Morrigan
Homer Club hears papers on German history and Rothschilds
The Homer club met with strong attendance. Mrs. Fowler presented on Frederick II and Ludwig II of Bavaria, sharing insights from years in Germany. Mrs. Atwater spoke on the Rothschilds with amusing anecdotes. Mrs. Tierk was absent, and Mrs. Hammond read about Schlieneann. Next week covers William II Caprivi and Glimpses of Modern German Culture. Also notices list a for sale bicycle at 123 EF Park, Anaconda, and furnished rooms for rent at 17 W Broadway along with an elegant suite for housekeeping at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Club
Keeley Institute Advertises Cure For Habits
The Keeley Institute proclaims cures for drug and cigarette habits with no confinement or publicity. It claims unique government-backed methods used in national and state soldiers homes and asserts itself as the sole Keeley institute in Utah. Ladies treated privately at home settings. Address Salt Lake City or Lock Box 480.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
East South First Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Local Mortuary Notices Report Several Deaths
Mortuary notices list Lendhouse aged 3 years died early this morning with remains to be moved to Richards Undertaking Parlors Monday for funeral at 2 pm. John Lee, a stone mason, died aged 31 with remains at Richards Parlors awaiting funeral details. Michael McVeigh's remains at Sherman Parlors with funeral to be announced. Frank Randolph Popes, aged 3, died yesterday at 627 Chicago Street with funeral tomorrow at 2 pm. Al Davidson's funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from 624 East Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendhouse
Richards
New
East Broadway
Lee
John Lee
California
McVeigh
Michael McVeigh
Sherman
Uncle Sam's Recruits In Butte Recruit For Philippines
United States army officers have been in Butte for three days recruiting men for service in the Philippines. Eleven enlistments reported. Lieut. Kalde and Surgeon Gibson oversee the office and will depart for Fort Harrison tonight. Recruits transfer to San Francisco for drilling and equipment. Pay rises from 14 dollars monthly in the United States to 15.60 dollars in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Butle
Philippines
Frank A. Kalde
Eighth Infantry
Edward . Gibson
Fort Harrison
Helena
Butte
Kalde
Cavalry
Infantry
San Franciscan
United States
Local Briefs and Notices From Butte Montana
Local items include Dr German and Dr L Austin dentists with offices on Main Street offering low cost extractions, Glassen filling, and free examination. Company moves noted for Butte Paint and Wall Paper to 141 West Park. Wood and Coal Co advertises dry wood with telephone 184. Harvard Cigar promotion. Scandinavian Brotherhood president August Bjargum wed Annie Melby. Good Citizenship union to meet April 21 at St Pauls M E church South at 3:30 pm. B A & P offers 80 cent round trip from Butte to Gregson Springs Saturdays and Sundays with tickets valid after 3 pm Saturday and return by midnight Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Beot
N. Main Street
Butte
Harvard
Merit Tells
August Bjargum
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Annie Melby
Good Citizenship Union of
St. Paul's M. E. Church South
Wip Butte
Gregson Springs
Dynotist Griffith Closes Week at Sutton's Matinee
Griffith the dynotist ends his successful engagement at But ton's Family Theatre with a special matinee tomorrow at 2 40 p m Prices are 15 and 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Button’s Family Theatre
Sheriff Sale Notice of Placer Mining Claims in Montana
Dan Brown sues Charles H Catching and others in a sheriff sale set for May 1901 at 2 pm in Butte Montana. The sale covers one fourth interests in four placer mining claims on Big Fish Creek and Two Heart Gulch plus tools fixtures and one fourth water rights, with locations on file in Silver Bow County records. James B Firey is Sheriff and P L Miller is Deputy Clerk. date dated April 17 1802.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Brown
Charles H. Catching
Court House
Butte
Silver Bow
State of
Montana
Alme Crystal Placer
Big Fish Creek
Wolf Placer
New Hope Placer
Two Heart Gulch
Elsie Placer
Little Fish Creek
Silver Tow County
Silver Bow County
James B. Firey
P. L. Miller
Settlement in full in Helena bank case and mine dispute
Special to the Inter Mountain reports Receiver 1. T. Waldi of the First National Bank settling debts for J. Hauser and A. M. Halter with Ad. Seligman on Calon notes totaling 1000. Assets valued include cash 73000 and certificates 214007 and stocks in several firms. Hauser’s real estate in Helena was pledged, with others valued, while Hauser travels to New York for action on the Missouri River venture. In Marysville at Lehman’s saloon a shooting left Phariosis gravely wounded. Hager jailed. Other incidents ranged from a range of injuries to altercations, to local wage talks and a new bailiff organization forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Helena
T. Wal- di
First National Bank
Hauser
A. M. Halter
Ad. Seligman
Guaranty
Henalbank
Butte
Aluec Wal Lands
Whatcom County
Wash
Rocky Fork File Company
Cas Tat and Cattle Company
Honser
Vale
Ahene Boo
Aesworth
Dolar
Face Willis
Dallas
New York
Stubbs
Tanyon
Myn Phariosis
Metthew Hager
Lehman's
Marysville
Ork
Hager
Gels
Peterson
Magyaville
Hetwin
Bike
Burke
Helens
Mlazer
Geise
Ges
Geis
Mager
Ten Rager
All Crops Damaged in Louisville by Cold April Weather
Reports from Louisville and the Blue Grass region indicate this April cold snap caused widespread damage. Temperatures fell below freezing with snow in the mountains, threatening young fruit, vegetables, and tobacco crops across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Toports
Dun
Domestic Dep't Big Bargains for Friday and Saturday
Friday and Saturday sale highlights include bleached muslin, sea yard in 8¢ values, willow cases, heavy pillow vases, torn and hemmed sheets, Turkish towels, extra heavy towels, glass toweling, linen towels, bedspreads, and all linen fringed tablecloths priced well below regular values. Many items shown in front windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foriday
Hennessy
Butte
Farne
Ask
Wwe
Stockings and hosiery sale with mixed quantities
About 120 pairs children's mole engine and cashmere stockings priced low. Also 240 pairs children's bhwek and cotton cashmere blends in assorted colors. Various sizes and styles include black satin, stainless, silk heels, and extra heavy mod misses stockings. Prices range from 15c to 25c per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vashmere
Rough straw sailor outfits and aprons on sale
Readable text describes rough straw sailor hats and white straw brims with bands, gingham aprons brown and blue, and Alcedo shape hats with color bands. Mentions multiple sizes and low prices, including a $1.090 figure and blue checked gipetaum aprons, with various styles and colors.
Jewelry sale and home seekers' discount offered nationwide
Shaon Bunk sells watches and jewelry at cost with gold and diamonds, advertising nationwide sale at all Chicago Great Western ticket offices. Also public notice of school district No. 1 Silver Bow Montana bond sale offering $100,000 in bonds dated June 11 1901 for school buildings, bids due May 13 1901, minimum value set, dean and clerk sign. Also free eyeglass examination at 48 W Park Street this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Chicago
Great Western
F. IL. Lord
Gen
Art
Board of Trustees
Silver Bow County
Montana
Asil
Thahe
Park Streets
Butte
Mont
Board of School Tustees
Board of Trust
Board of Schood Teasteed
Bow County
Henry Mueller
Thos. Richatods
Death in Cascade tunnel claims two workers
A Wellington, Washington report to the Spokane Chronicle states J. H. W. McDonald a section hand suffocated by smoke and gas in the Great Northern Cascade tunnel. Two others were overcome. the trio were found mid tunnel about an hour after a freight train passed. McDonald lay in a pool of water. It marks the third fatal accident in the tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
The
Chronicle
Wellington
J. H W. McDonald
Great Northern Cascade Tunnel
McDonald
West Virginia Floods Hit Huntington Areas
West Virginia towns including Huntington report major floods on April 20. Rivers Big Bandy, Twelve Pole, Guyandotte, Tug, and New are swollen. log booms and river trib utaries swept away causing huge losses. Snowfall totals reach fifteen inches in mountains and five inches elsewhere, while telegraph wires are extensively damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Guyandotte
Tug
West Virginia
Ohio Wall
Honorary graduate at Ontario Veterinary College listed
Honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College in Toronto is cited. The entry notes treatment of all domesticated animal diseases by scientific methods. It mentions Marlow's Stables at 124 South Main Street with telephone 293 and states all cases are promptly tended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Marlow
South Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heinze
Piccolo and
Gambetta
Diamond Creek Company
Tay Mining Business
Late Society Notes
Mrs. van Zan
Miss. Walker
D. A. R. Meet
Rhood Club
Astag Party
Jschel
J.B Colemann
F. W. Bacon
Geo. Ferte
T. Baley Lee
Chas. Wu. Parr
F. H. Bimrose
G. A. Langford
W. Shively
Dr. Hentschel
Broadway
W. Broadway
Comte C. de Saint Germain
Queen Victoria
Comte
Argyle Parelora
Butte, Mont
Mortuary Records
Uncle Sam
Sutton’s
Wave
Anton
Mellem
Doget
Aubrey
Milan
Hennessy's
Shaon Bunk
Bute
Deed
W. Park Street
Alen
Moler Barter Gallege
Minneapolis
Mun
Montana Book Co
North Main St
W.H. Klein
Mar
Nwn
Swraban Sns Western Tailoring Co
Ges Tailoring
Granite
Reid Parlor
NGS
ESE Deore AG
Mark F. Jones
Pres. F
N. Gilbert
Treas
AVING
Fischer
Gilbert, Jones & Co
N. Main St
Pontana Book Co
Connell
J.D. McGregor Veterinary Surgeos
Tutte
Thos
Sullivan
National AventaKer
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