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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1901
Page
9
A garbled OCR record discusses Amalgamated and Parrot, mentioning a court matter and a judge named Chines. It references a financial figure of 810,000 and a defense strategy, with names like John Aouhraies and Tusa Caney appearing in noisy text.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a fatality tied to alcohol with references to a person named Apel and several unclear details. The text mixes names, injuries, and events in a garbled fashion, making precise facts and context unreadable.
The district court denied Newton a writ of review in a contested case involving Timothy Torrington and Nan Fonying. The affair centers on disputes over a water-fee judgment and prior disbarment of a Montana attorney, with proceedings tracing back months and culminating in a now-final decision by Justice Warrington.
Judge Sullivan’s matinee verdicts report Jo hn Jun fined zero with costs for disturbing the fence at Podest vigona streets intersection. Jinks Broom pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and paid ten dollars. Bertha By Num and Niety Smith faced charges involving brothel suspicion. Smith not guilty with trial set. Ehrlich convicted for assaulting Mrs Frank Green and fined twenty five dollars. Isaac Kanurtie’s disturbing the peace charge was dismissed. Several drunks received minimum fines for sidewalk disruptions.
Henry Granding and his wife pleaded not guilty in district court to a second degree burglary charge for allegedly livesting Charles Wark’s summer residence. The demurrer was overruled. Charles Maguire’s bond for burglary in the first degree was set at $500 but not posted. Thomas Wiley, charged with criminal assault, had a $500 bond set and will plead next Saturday.
Fragmentary notes describe a court hearing about a property dispute connected to fences and land ownership. Witness Jonathan Devitt disclosed business ties with Finten during negotiations with ground owners. Heinze testimony touched on legislative alliances and the fate of a signed agreement amid union interests and local figures.
Major J B Ayleshire, long stationed in Montana and active in China since the Spanish American War, has received merited recognition from the government. His name appears on the president's list of army appointments released Thursday. He is a brother of Harry F Ayleshire of Butte and was a frequent visitor to the city during his Montana posting. Talley Bros offers fresh rhubarb at a pound today.
The remains of Thomas Moriarity will be shipped to Lowell Massachusetts tonight via Northern Pacific from Sherman's undertaking rooms. Timothy Sullivan age 52 died yesterday and lies at his brother Dennis Sullivan’s residence 302 North Arizona Street. The time of the funeral to be announced later. The funeral of Joseph Bliss will be tomorrow Sunday at 2 p m from Sherman's undertaking establishment. The funeral of Axel Carlson will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 from Richards' undertaking rooms C W LESHER.
W. Lesher, a Butte miner, filed for insolvency with the Helena federal court clerk. Assets are negative, liabilities near 100, judge Knowles has adjudged him bankrupt, with a hearing set for May 10 by Referee Campbell. Also, J. B. Weal, bankrupt, has May 11 hearing for motion for final discharge. Visit Tutey Bros. confection department today.
A card party and whist party will be hosted by Faithful Lodge No 87D of H ALOU at Good Templar’s Hall on Broadway Monday evening April 29 1915. Bix prizes will be awarded to top players and attendees support lodge activities.
Rosianne Lamarche states she is the exclusive owner of the Montreal House at 12 Bullsh Art gona Street Butte City and that her husband James Lamarek has no property or interest. She disclaims responsibility for any debts contracted by him and will not pay any of his debts.
About one hundred wet employed at the East Helena smelt er struck yesterday to protest wage cuts tied to the eight hour system. The stoppage halted one blast furnace and delayed a fifth, with pay cut from 270 for 12 hours to 2.20 for eight hours for blast furnace men and 2.10 for eight hours for wheelers. Superintendent Whitley says it will be resolved and the plant will run. The nonunion workers' strike spread to all men by morning.
Special to Inter Mountain reports the marriage of Mrs. I. E. Wilson and S. S. Raymond, a metallurgist from Oregon mining circles, after a period of public interest at the Palace hotel. The widow Mrs. Raymond came from Japan eight months ago and moved to Washington Street. Raymond, known as Steve, has connections to Butte and the Montana Ore Purchasing Company smelter project at Bay Point California.
Helena April 27 State Superintendent Welch faces a flood of letters from the new Rosebud and Powell counties and their parent counties over the share of 1,000 school funds. He requires agreement on each county's school-child count using the last census, not a new one. He will not recognize a new census, since the law fixes August as census time. funds not reported by August revert to the general fund.
Judge Clements oversees a contest between Sister Roze Barnhill of St. Josephs Orphans Home and sisters of Fred Zurlog for guardianship of a boy who died recently at the county hospital. He left $2 in an insurance policy. The boy's sisters Mabel and Maud, makers, contend they can provide properly. the Orphans Home is accused of lacking educational facilities for a boy his age. Sister Rose Vincent seeks guardianship for the male underscored child.
Samuel D. Martin files district court statement detailing the costly dinner expenses charged to Heinze by Rose Vincent and others. The itemized list from September 1900 includes alcohol, meals, and services totaling over 217 dollars, with additional cash loans and credits recorded as of October. The case involves recovery of judgments and guardianship matters linked to the parties named.
Helena April 27 The governor appointed thirty Montana delegates to the International Mining Congress to be held in Boise in July Delegates include Thomas Cruse R A Bell William Mayger Alexander Barret William Morris Madison Paul A Puez J McLend J Parker PF Higgins W J Stephens Missoula J McLure T J Armington J Baker Cascade F C Berendes Ed Ryan Jefferson J x Savage Park Joan FP Barnes Fergus Tipton Meagher Edwin Norris Beaverhead KK Spriggs W E Eversole Broadwater H L Frank Michael Devey T W Buzd WW McDowell Joe Bryant Carl Galligher George Robinson J Be Vive lun Henry Addams Silver Tow
Basin and Bay State Mine and Ine company stockholders meet in Basin to issue 200000 bonds to pay debts finish the plant and provide working capital by mortgage on all company property. All bonds said to be subscribed in the east. By laws amended to let trustees meet in the east. Glass brothers protest the proceedings as illegal.
Dr German dentist 114 North Main J G Bates tuner Montana Music Co tel 504 Thistle Imperial Cleveland Columbia Crescent Bleyelus 9 East Broadway Butte Paint and Wall Paper moved to 131 West Park City Wood Coal Co dry wood tel 184 215 South Main Harvard cigars best on market Dr L Austin dentist painless extractions 50 cents over Red Boot 34 North Main Butte B A P offer round trip 60 cents Butte to Gregson Springs Saturdays Sundays Lutey’s candy dainty nut chocolates 25 cents a pound
Father Callahan will depart Butie tomorrow night for a ten day trip to his sister in Seattle. He hopes the journey will restore his health after a grippe illness.
A complaint from the county attorney accuses Felix Laforste of petit larceny filed in Justice Nelson's court. Laforste, who collected for the Bookkeepers' union, is alleged to have $16 of funds missing.
Only two days remain for Simon Banks retirement sale offering jewelry watches clocks umbrellas spectacles until Tuesday night. All goods except diamonds priced at one third off actual cost while diamonds cost ten percent above wholesale. Store open late tonight.
An advertisement touts French Taviets tablets as a cure for painful and irregular menses with claims they remove obstructions. Manufactured in France and sold by Newbra Drug Co in Butte Montana for $2 per box. A Chicago restaurant under Luxton’s new meat market on S Main reopens with improved fixtures and services, promoting value.
The Committee on Reception in Butte notes delays from Senator Carter and Postmaster Irvin over telegrams for President McKinley's visit. A souvenir badge program, a bronze key to the city, and a free luncheon offer are planned. Subscriptions for costs are to be postponed until Monday. Expected cost runs from four to four thousand dollars. The next meeting aims to finalize details.
FR W Cassett suffered serious injuries at the Ti-level of the Pennsylvania line with a broken left leg a broken right wrist and a scalp wound. He was moved to his home where he received care from FLW McCrimmon and others and is reported out of danger.
Mrs. Elizabeth Byrne was granted a divorce from Edwi Byrne by Judge Clancy. The Byrnes wed in England eighteen years ago and Mrs. Byrne says he deserted her and their three children four years ago.
Pan American Exposition in Buffalo runs May 138th to November 18th, 1901 with excursion fare to Buffalo at one third the round trip and special Tuesday rates in May. Also lists Great Western Railway maps, folders, hotels, and agent contacts. Classified items include six Idaho miners, room flat for rent, and a commercial bookkeeper seeking employment.
Sal W. Sproule Clerk notifies that a hearing will determine the petition for final discharge in the bankruptcy proceeding. The notice cites the debtor and court actions and sets the date and place for the hearing.
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