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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
8
County Attorney Connolly argues the bond election notice defect is minor and likely lawful though polling place details were missing. He believes the election and bond issue will stand, with court decisions possibly before Christmas. The board seeks final resolution via court and welcomes his assistance.
Parahip of the school at Mineral City Texas and Miss Katherine Kennedy resign as teachers. Kennedy cites illness from letters from Minnesota and a hostile attitude at Butte. Resignations accepted and the teachers committee authorized to hire replacements for all vacancies.
The board of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals met last evening and announced Jim public 6t aus joined the membership, bringing total members above 100. The coursing park issue was discussed at length with no decisive action, as some members favored waiting for more information. The secretary will open correspondence with San Francisco and Chicago authorities, noting that coursing is reportedly no longer tolerated there.
James Reddington twelve years old son of Mr and Mrs John Reddington has been ordered to the reform school at Miles City Judge Clancy presided The boy ran away stayed a month and was sick in Pocatello The parents testified his refusal to attend school caused his decline and led to the decision to place him in reform school
Charles Austin and Jerry Jandrew were arrested early today by Officers McGrath and McGlynn on burglary charges. They entered room 26 in the Oakland block on East Park street and stole a suit, vest, overcoat, and a watch with chain from George Sayers. A hearing is expected tomorrow.
W C McNaughton Erie agent of Chicago visits town while Grey of Great Northern in Great Falls. Kellogg arrives to join Union Pacific Oregon Short Line as assistant ticket agent. Santa Fe to install block signals between Denver and Pueblo. Idaho Midland gains 5000 laborers. 100 miles may finish this year. New 83 mile line in Klamath lake region valued at 2,250,000. Burlington to build large sheep feeding yard at Burnham Nebraska. Northern Pacific traffic back to normal after flood damage repaired.
John Kanpila files against Ella Smith alleging she touched him for ten dollars. He says she has a crib on East Galena street and requested arrest. Ella says he came to borrow money, she ordered him out, he threatened arrest. Ella posts bond for police court appearance tomorrow.
Resolutions adopted at a regular meeting on August 7 condemn President McCormack for opening the union hall to a political caucus and for arranging delegates. The union repudiates any acts by delegates or credentials from the special meeting and censures McCormack for breaching constitutional traditions and union precedents.
Mrs William Burke 112 West Quarts alley fled home with two children after her husband drank and threatened murder She asked police to jail him to prevent further harm A warrant was sworn out and Burke was brought in Judge Sullivan to investigate today
The five year old child of Mr and Mrs George Potter in Stevens addition fell from a second story of a new building last evening. Excitement ran high as fears of serious injury circulated. This morning the child is much better with no internal injuries expected and should recover soon.
In police court this morning Chester Sherwood and Pat McDonald were fined $10 each for drunkenness. Dr W Gall who smashed a window at 6 East Galena street on Monday night pleaded guilty and was assessed $10. A quartet of plain drunks paid $5 each. Snive vagrants were sent up to the county authorities.
Dr P J Sheeran returns from a five week journey to his Burlington home and the East. He notes sultry air from middle states to New York and predicts an expanding political climate. Farmers move to cities, New York grows, and the East remains prosperous. His family misses connections in Salt Lake, but will likely reach Butte soon. The ad promotes cold swaged unbreakable sewing machine needles sold by Sherman the undertaker.
The State School of Mines at Butte Montana offers a four year course in mining and electrical engineering. Two terms of 20 weeks each year. First term opens September 11. Tuition free to Montana residents. For further information address N R Leonard Butte Mont.
A grand time is assured all who attend the Modern Woodmen picnic at Deer Lodge on Sunday August 19. Fare one dollar.
The Mountain View Sunday school plans a picnic at Deer Lodge on Friday August 17. A train departs Montana Union depot at 9 a.m. and returns from Deer Lodge at 7 p.m. Tickets cost 1.00.
We are now located at the corner of Granite and Hamilton streets where we would be pleased to meet our old as well as new patrons. This notice informs customers of the relocation and invites them to visit the updated address.
Return trip offered with tickets on sale August 23 and 4. Apply at ticket office 47 East Broadway for details. Victoria Lodge 332 Sons of St George requests all members attend a special meeting Wednesday evening by order of Past W President Will J Boast, chairman.
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