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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
8
A Native American man testifies about a violent confrontation in which he struck at another man with a knife during a dispute over a rock. He insists he never struck after drawing the weapon and that his actions aimed to protect his friend Shong.
The preliminary hearing in the Patrick Griffin case reveals Stark testified Griffin attacked with a knife in front of Billy Hart's hotel. Stark claimed he grabbed a rock and struck Griffin after Griffin stabbed him five times, with further exchanges including a later knife threat while No. 2 was being serviced.
The Boston and Montana Mining Company petitions the district court for permission to sue B. H. Wilson as Minnie Healey mine receiver for trespass on a vein of ore linked to Gambetta and Piccolo. It alleges Wilson drifted and mined at the 650 foot level, taking ore worth undetermined value, and seeks ownership dispute resolution plus ore payment. A $2,000 bond supports a temporary restraining order issued by Judge Clancy.
Thomas Seaton has filed a habeas corpus petition in district court challenging a peace bond. Attorney M Parr will argue before Judge Clancy. Seaton was arrested for threatening Ida Wilson, with Justice Nichols binding him over for a year and sending him to jail in default of $250 bonds. The petition claims the justice exceeded his jurisdiction and the proceedings are void.
Dublin Gulch toughs, hobos, and hoodlums have terrorized the neighborhood, culminating in a brutal assault on Father McGlynn as he made a sick call. He was knocked down, teeth knocked out, clothing torn, as police vow to stop the violence and jail every culprit.
The Great Northern will run a special train to Basin leaving Butte at 9 a.m. Returning leaves Basin at 7 p.m. Round trip fare is $1. Ticket office is 41 North Main Street.
The Republican central committee will hold a meeting in the Power block at Helena on Tuesday evening September 4 at 8 p.m. All members are requested to attend. Signed Jos P. Woouma, Chairman.
A special jury of twelve was drawn in Judge Clancy's court to rule on Peter Dempsey's sanity after a murder conviction. Twenty six of fifty veniremen were summoned. several excused for cause, others absent. If deemed sane, execution proceeds. if not, he goes to asylum until deemed sane.
The Butte Miners Union will elect officers next Tuesday with polls open from 1 to 9 pm. Nominations were held last Tuesday night with candidates for president W. H. Eddy and Mike Tanner, for vice president Ed. Hughes and John McKenna.
John Quinn and Pat ion seek secretary against the present incumbent William Murphy is treasurer W Cones and John McQuirk the current Incumbent for finance committee J H Murphy and J M Sullivan named for financial Jerry Hanley Hi
United States Marshal J. P. Woolman, chair of the Republican state central committee, reports only one contesting delegation at the state convention, from Silver Bow county. Deer Lodge had fought to split its delegation, but results show the regular Republican ticket will receive the county’s delegation in full.
Butte public schools prepare to open for the year with about 165 teachers needed to educate 6000 pupils. All city school buildings require repairs now nearing completion. The institute opens Tuesday at the High School building and promises unusual interest.
At Mountain View Park on Labor Day Sept 8 the B A P will offer a round trip raffle prize of $100. Children tickets priced at 50 cents.
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