Finlen Heinze Case Heard In Court Over Mine Title
Miles Finlen sues for title to a Minnie Healey mine lease in Meaderville seeking possession and damages for ore, while Augustus Heinze counters with a cross bill alleging verbal contract claims. Judge Harney hears the equitable matter without a jury as witnesses are absent and motions are taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keinze
Myst
Miles Finlen
Augustus Heinge
Minnie Healey
Meaderville
Finlen
Heinze
Halley
T. J. Walsh
Helena
Mogars
Forbis & Evans
Laintiff
John J. McHatton
Guy
R. Smith
W. C
Mr. Waisa
Mr. Finlen
McHatton
Finien
Walsh
Butte Digreiet
Thomas R. Hinds
Hinds
Lawsuit Over Hot Water Failure in Child’s Feeding Case
More Ling sues Burlington and partners for $10,000 damage claiming failure to provide hot water to feed a child while traveling from Butte to St Louis. Defendants demur arguing improper party and insufficient detail on travel route and demand. suit alleges lease transfer and bonds tied to $75,000 due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington & Misoiriver Malleyoud Company
A.B. Ayers
More Ling
Ling
Butte
Te 1S
Seizure Of Taxed Property Described In County Opinion
In the absence of the county attorney, an official opinion says the assessor may seize and sell personal property for taxes at public auction with a week’s notice and a $3 sale charge. The note cites California Supreme Court rulings on similar code provisions and discretionary seizure. Carroll G. Dolman seeks district court order to pay $100 monthly support to Mrs Beyer, widow of Adam C. Beyer, from an estate valued at $7,067.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mackel
Ttik
Supreme Court of California
Cou
Carroll G. Dolman
Adam C. Beyer
Peti
District Court
Divorce Granted to Isabella D Adams in Desertion Case
Isabella D Adams was granted a decree of divorce from Robert N Adams by Judge Harney today. The action cites desertion in March last year. The couple married in Atwood, Illinois on August 10, 1874, with Adams alleging lifelong drinking and lack of support. they lived in Gardner near Yellowstone Park when he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella D. Adams
Robert N. Adams
Harney
Atwood
Til
Gardner
Yellowstone Park
Final account of estate of Eliza Morier filed in court
The administrator reports receipts of 12339.79 and disbursements of 10620.71, leaving a balance of 1719.08 to be distributed among heirs. Rose Mc Hatton is slated to receive 434.84, with additional sums allotted to other named heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Morier
Rose McHatton
Addie Y
Children of the Aogpnund Named in Ledger Totals
Howen 343.81 and Josephine Booth 243.81 are listed alongside Francis Stevenson 252.78 and Henry E Morfer 345.81 as children of the Aogpnund in a dated ledger. No additional context or dates provided.
Walkerville Fires Damage Moulton Assay and American House
Two early morning fires in Walkerville forced the Moulton company to adjust hoses. The Alle Mining office suffered about 250 dollars in losses while the American House, oldest hotel in Walkerville, burned heavily causing about 4,900 dollars in damage. The assay office fire was confined to one room, sparked by spontaneous combustion of phosphite. The American House occupants escaped, but the building was gutted with most personal effects lost. A nearby barn at 427 West Alumina Street burned for about 40 dollars, a horse perished, and the origin of that fire remains uncertain, though believed to be incendiary. The Walkerville fire department received immediate alarms and fought the blazes effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersie
Moulton Company
Wesay
Alle ® Mining Company
Fie
Ngsay
Bukko
Alice Company
Alabm
Lin
Assay
Walkerville
Mra
Purcell
Wichard
Olcott Arrives in Butte to Lecture on Theosophy
Colonel Henry Steel Olcott cofounder of the Theosophical Society arrives in Butte and will lecture during his stay. He comes from Adyar India where the society headquarters have been for twenty years, en route to Chicago for the national osophy convention next month. The Butte talk is hosted by the local theosophical society and is expected to draw a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Steel Olcott
The
Theosophical Society of the World
Butte
Colonel Olcott
Adyar
India
California
Chicago
Theosophists
Theosophical Society
Bond Set in Heinge and Johnstown Mining Suit
Judge Clancy approved a $20 000 bond for the plaintiffs in the injunction suit by F Augustus Heinge and the Johnstown Mining Co against Boston and Montana Co over title 19 veins at the Piccolo and Gambetta mines owned by the defendant. Sureties are John MacGinnis and George H Robinson, employed by the Montana Ore Purchasing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
F. Augustus Heinge
Johnstown Mining Company
Boston & Montana Company
Piccolo and Gambetta
John MacGinnise
George H. Robinson
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Tuesday Sale Ends at Simon Bank's Jewelry Auction
Tuesday is the last day of Simon Bank's sale as his lease ends May 1. All jewelry watches silverware plate umbrellas and spectacles are offered at less than cost. Come and see for yourselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Bank
Capitol Furnishings Bargain Aimed for New State House
Governor Toole and State officials toured plans for the Montana Capitol furnishing project. Architect Bell and Secretary Hays review metal file cases while bidders prepare for orders. Commission seeks to decorate rooms with tailor made furniture to be delivered by October, ensuring timely occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Ioney
Inter Mountain
Tielena
Toole Ard Mivor Beach
Capitol Commissionera
Serretary
Hays
K. Bell
Capitol Building
Bell
High and
Jamestown
Hayes Hangs After Morgue of Murder Motive Questioned
In Uniontown on April 25 Mark Hayes walked to the scaffold without a word and refused religious consolation as he was hanged for killing his close friend William Lowdon. Investigations describe the motive as unclear. Hayes and Lowdon had been longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Pas
Mark
Hayes
London
Lawian
President McKinley Will Visit Butte in June Journey
Telegraph dispatches shape reception plans for President McKinley on his Western tour. Timing remains uncertain as arrival could be morning or later, with Postmaster Irvin seeking final word from Senator Carter. The trip starts in Washington and spans 23 states and two territories, totaling over 16 500 miles, ending in San Francisco with the battleship Ohio launching. The cabinet will travel except for Root Gage and Attorney General Brist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Butte
Committee of Arrangements
Senator Carter
George Cortelyou
George W. Irvin
Washington
San Francisco
Root
Gaye
Ausrney
Briss
La Belle Refrigerators on Gurney Patent No 600
Antique wood La Belle refrigerators on Gurney patent 600 offered in two sizes with shelves, widths 29 and 26 inches, depths 1 and 4 inches, heights 44 inches, prices 99.75 and 91.00, available in other sizes and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy
la Belle
Final discharge hearing set in Montana bankruptcy case
Notice of hearing on the petition for final discharge in the matter of David H. O Nea l bankrupt in the United States District Court of Montana. The hearing is scheduled for May 11, 1901, at 1 a.m. in Helena before Judge Whama Knowles. Creditors may appear and object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
David H. O'Nea
David MO O'Neal
Sald Court
Helena
Lewis and
Clarke County
Montane
Whama Knowles
Montana
Montana, Ts Wth Day of April, A. D
Geo W. Sproul
Notich to Contractors for Sewer on Galena Street
City of Butte invites sealed bids by May 1 1901 for construction of a sanitary sewer on Galena Street from Excelsior Avenue to Mis soula Gulch. Plans and specs at City Engineer office. Bid bond: $150 certified check. City reserves right to reject all bids. TV Callan. April 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Galena Street
Excelsior Avenue
Missoula Gulch
Tulle
TV Callan
Uy Phe
Notice to co-owners on Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode claim
Details O'Donnell states under section 2324 of the Revised Statutes that he has spent 100 dollars for the year 1900 as required labor on the Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode mining claim in Seminit Valley Mining District Silver Bow County Montana. He notes Pat O'Neill and heirs hold an undivided one fifth interest as joint owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O'Neill
O'Donnell
United States
Admiral Dewey
Seminit Valley Mining Dstrict
Sliver Bow County
Montana
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Finlen-Heinze
Case Beng
Egion
Burlington
Mose Linz
Mr. Mackel
Theosophy
Col. Olcott
World Society
Tinlan i
Wien
Martialle Hitera Torhey
Frias
Turry
Halla
Deco
Mark Hayes
McKinley Willisit
Carter
St. Louis
Paris
Butterick
Terward
Lowden
Meaniny
Modert Woodman of
America
Couny
Senna Hall
O'Neil
Jan. Dennis
Donnell
Mont
Circuit Court OF the United States
District of Montana, Western Loan and Savings Co
George A. McDonald
Butte City
Sliver Low
County
Kare
Deor Lodge County
Christian Nissier
Davis
Liver Bow Counsty
Bow County
BP Woolman
Montina
Davi Mektefoin
Mark F Jones
Gilbert
Treas
AVING
Fischer Pianos
Pean
Gilbert, Jones & Co
Zoon. Main St
Montana Rock Co
Connell
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