Jurors Excused For Cause In District Court
About 50 of 125 names drawn for jury duty were served and 30 or more retained for the criminal docket. Judge Clancy excused Joseph Annear for mine work and Alfred Balmforth for travel. Colonel Horst and Thomas Ball failed to appear. Horst later sent a physician’s certificate and was excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Hhe Department of the District Court
John P. Reins
George W. Andrews
Alfred Balmforth
Pat P. O'Neill
J. Augusti
R. K. Leggatt
Peter McDermott
W. H. Abbbott
Patrick Walsh
James Rogan
C. Armatrong
H. H. Horst
Thomas Ball
Mr. Horst
Trial of Rice Postponed A Day In District Court
The state against Joseph Rice opened in department No 2 but a witness absence led to a postponement until tomorrow at 9 o clock. Rice a Silver Sdn county lawyer, allegedly bit off Mike Sullivan s ear after a Philippines era quarrel. John N Kirk and M J English lead the defense in the mayhem case. The Baptist Strozzi assault case gains witness endorsements from four names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rice
Wan
Patrick O'Neill
Rice
Silver Sdn County Legal Bar
Mike Sullivan
Philippines
Sullivan
Rough Riders
John N. Kirk
M. J. English
Baptist Strozzi
L. Persin
Park Canyon
Thomas Wadsworth
Joseph Berti
R. G. Perrin
D. Perrin
Warde to preside at Elks social session in Butte
Frederick Warde will preside at a Silver Bow lodge of Elks social tonight honoring the distinguished tragedian. He has led several similar functions in Butte, always with talent and gravity. The session will begin around 11 30 o'clock and all visiting Elks are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Warde
Elks
Tradegian
Butte
Copper mining shares rise on Boston stock market
The copper mining shares gained on the Boston exchange with Boston & Montana leading by 11 points and Butte & Boston up 6. Amalgamated trading at 394.25, up 2 percent from yesterday. Utah Con rose to 32.50 but finished one point lower. Parrot hit 46.25 but closed at 45. Amalgamated Anaconda. Bos
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston
Montana
Butte & Boston
Amalgamated
Utah Con
Parrot
Amalgamated Anaconda
Bos
Funeral of Miss Josie Kehoe
The funeral of Miss Josie Kehoe was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence at 227 North Alabama rehet. A large gathering of sorrowing friends attended with abundant floral tributes. Services were conducted by Rev Father Blair. Pallbearers were Willis on Merkie Vincent Frank Clarence Flood and Charlie Pyne. The bereaved family thanks friends for their kind ren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Kehoe
Fam
North Alabama Rehet
Father Blair
Pasrantes Ue
Vir Brown H School
Willison Merkie
Vincent Frank
Clarence Flood
Charlie Pyne
Notables visiting Butte from western towns today
A string of visitors arrives in Butte including Personal L Donian of Frenchtown, William Drake of Norris, Co D Wilkinson of Whitehall, George B Conway of Glendale, and N B Holter of Helena. Carlos Warfield, recently based in Helena to dodge smoke, plans a short stay. Harry Tuttle and Jack Legeatt travel from St Louis and Minneapolis for a welcome by a brass band. Colonel J A Viall becomes United States court tuner, succeeding Captain H O Weller. B V Nordberg of Milwaukee visits. J K Watte tours the Montana Copper property near Helmville, noting ore at one tunnel.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Donian
Frenchtown
Butte
William Drake
Nor-ris
Co. D. Wilkinson
Whitehall
George B. Conway
Glendale
Hecla Mercantile Company
N. B. Holter
A. M. Holter
Helena
Psnaneas
Crner
United States Court
H. O. Weller
Weller
Harris
Meaderville
B. V.nordberg
Milwaukee
Nordberg
West
J. K. Watte
United States
Montana Copper Company
Helmaville
Olf Blackfeet
Watte
Sullivan 18 Given Liberty After Burglar Alarmed District
Dan Sullivan 18, charged with burglary of Ras Rochesters west side home five months ago, was granted thirty by Judge Clancy on county attorney’s request as Rochester did not wish to prosecute. Connolly cited the boy’s age and family status. Rochester said little of value was left in the home when caught. Sullivan denied intent to burglarize and maintained the attack throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sullivan
Ras Rochester
West Side
Clancy
Connolly
Rochester
Bullivan
Sullivan
Local briefs and notices from Butte area listings
A collection of short notices lists businesses and services including Fisher and Tatlor at 310 S Main, Dr Red at 115 North Main, Orton Brog pianos at 219 Xs Main, G Bates in Montana Music Co, and M Wyde moving to 36 North Main. Also mentions Fair Drug and Assay Supply on East Park, Rand McNally atlas at the P O News stand, Copper State a fine product at $4 per box, and a Western Loan suit against Thomas Dunn and Jessie Dunn.新增婚姻报道 Joseph E H Bonner and Helma Anderson wed by Rev Tilburn at 317 West Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper State
Montana Liquor Co
Western Loan and Savings Company
Thomas Dunn
Wfe
Jessie
Joseph EH. Bonner
Helma Anderson
Edward Oliver Tilburn
West Silver Street
Guardianship Petition For Michael A Hickey
Poward Hickey and William Hickey petition the district court to appoint Thomas F Hickey guardian of Michael A Hickey age 62. They allege he owns a mining claim half interest Lizzie lode in the city, real estate, and $17 996 85 cash. claims of dissolute habits and intoxication render him mentally incompetent to manage his property. They note he had $40 000 in cash on November 1 1899 but spent much lately with little to show for it. he is unmarried. Hearing set in department No 1 on the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poward Hickey
William ©. Hickey
Thomas F. Hickey
District Court
Michael A. Hickey
Lizzie Lode
State Savings ‘Bank
Hickey
Kitchen to open for exposition with plantation style staff
The kitchen staff will be dressed in plantation style and sail on March 8 with Colonel Cart and Mr. Snow, taking the entire crew. It plans to open April 15 and serve free samples during the exposition, using donated corn product materials. After opening, the kitchen will be managed by Charles R. Doige, Director of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Cart
Mr. Snow
Charles R. Doige
Basin and Bay State Mining stockholders seek receiver
Alex and James Glass sue Basin and Bay State Mining in Warrick county Montana Boulder court to recover 142 shares or value of 140000 dollars They ask for a court appointment of a receiver to protect their interests A stockholders meeting is set for Saturday February 10 to consider mortgaging all company property in Basin Montana and to support the Glass brothers action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Mining and Milling Company
Combination
Granite County
Montana
County of
Granite
United States
Jesse B. Mellor
Ita
St. Louis
Missouri
Werner Ziegler
Bi-Menic
Ipsburg
Philipsburg
Board of Trustees
Jesse B, EE Tor
Titer
Basin
Mont
Alex
James Glass
Warrict Court
Boulder
Basin and Bay State Mining Company
Jin
Glass Brothers
Douglass Estate Ad Mis Listed for Administrator
Samuel A Hall petitions district court to appoint administrator for the estate of Westelli Douglass who died January 18 in city leaving 630.90 in State Savings Bank and personal effects valued at 50 The petition includes a request from the dead woman’s parents in Kansas City that the petitioner be appointed while J B Colins the public administrator also asks to be appointed but he states that Colina has no right to Sotters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Hall
District Court
Wstelli Douglass
State Savings Bank
Kamsas
J. B. Colins
Aso
Colina
Collina
Boundary settlement talks linked to Alaska line
Washington dispatch reports Choate and Lord Salisbury in London refining the Alaska boundary settlement tied to tidewater facilities as a central feature of a future Nicaragua canal treaty. The Clayton Bulwer pact and Alaskan boundary, though distanced in stance, remain closely connected in substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
The
Journal and Advertiser
Ambassador Choate
Lord Salisbury
London
Alaska Permanent Boundary
Blown Out to Sea Off Bowlings in Northwest Gale
The gasoline schooner Nettle Lowe capsized off Bowlings in a northwest gale. The captain and crew reached shore in a small boat towed astern. Later, Engineer John A. Low and deckhand Charles McGruder went back to the wreck and were blown out to sea and are believed lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nettle Lowe
Bowlings
John A. Low
Charles McGruder
Divorce filing seeks alimony and legal costs in Rohan v Bihan
Catherine Rohan demands in the divorce action against Barney Bihan that on the 13th the court be asked to order $2,000 to pay her lawyer, $75 monthly alimony, and $10 for witness costs. An affidavit states she alleges he earns $100 monthly, has $500 cash, and owns $2,000 in property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rohan
Barney Bihan
Way
Heilbronner and Hall Tie Unladed Marriage in City
The A Heilbronner and Miss Rose Hall of Spokane wed at the Newbro residence last evening. The bride is the daughter of the late Captain William Hall, longtime superintendent of the Alice mine. The groom is a popular local businessman. The couple departed for Boulder after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Heilbronner
Rose Hall
Spokane
D. M. Newbro
Wiliam Hall
Alice
Ffeibronner
Boulder
Theft of Overcoats Charges Against Charles Wilson
Charles Wilson was arrested by Detective Murphy for stealing three overcoats valued at about 140 dollars. Wilson admitted the theft and said he did it because he was hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Murphy
Wilson
Bankrupt receivers awarded daily and weekly fees
In the afternoon session Judge Knowles approved fees for receivers in two bankruptcy cases. John McMurray’s receiver gets 15 dollars per week for three weeks and 5 dollars per day for 21 days totaling 150 dollars. Carlisle Magon’s case Sam Hall receives 3 dollars per day for services. Also notes a lodge meeting at Ridgely No. 12 OG C with resolutions for Brother Thomas O Connor who died January -1900 and sympathy to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Knowles
John McMurray
Carlisle Magon
Sam Hall
Sherman
Judge appoints defense for Tobane and Madson in Ryan murder case
Judge Clancy appointed Joan R. Gris to defend Gup Erickson Tobane and Alexander Maickel to defend Matt Madson, two of four men charged with complicity in the murder of John Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Joan R. Gris
Gup Erickson Tobane
Alexander Maickel
Matt Madson
John Ryan
Republican Club Meeting in Silver Bow County Auditorium
A Republican club meeting for Silver Bow County will be held in the auditorium next Friday evening February 9 at 7 30 p.m. Clinton A Moo rkh, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County Republican Club
Clinton A. Moorkh
Bec'y
Fragmentary Note Urges Return and Office Run
A fragmentary quotation urges someone to admit actions, claim strength, and run for office. It hints others still see the person as strong and suggests they should present themselves at the stake or stand for leadership without speaking further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Stact
Married Six Months Then Divorced Then Remarried to Home Band
A humorous dialogue where a woman explains her marriages in rapid succession to fit different suitors. She notes being married six months, divorced three months later, and remarried to her “home band” last night, with plans to move to a new home as opportunities arise. The tone mimics a comic column excerpt from New York Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
Old Lady’s Passing Told By Providence and Wit
An obituary sketch notes a rural subscriber’s exchange with the editor, delivering a light hearted view of loss and Providence. The piece reflects local color with a joke about the deceased’s widowhood and enduring presence, ending with a garbled ad about a light wagon and harness needed for cash at a Silver Bow block on Granite Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Street
Utte
Edison Improves After Illness in Akron
Edison’s condition from a Sunday illness of acute influenza in Akron is reported as better by his physicians. They expect him to leave for the east by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Akron
Thomas A. Edison
East
Amendments debated on Nicaraguan canal treaty
Washington February 71 The senate committee on foreign relations met to discuss the Nicaraguan canal treaty. The discussion was animated with opposition that threatened to defeat the treaty, though amendments suggested it would be amended. One proposal aimed to abrogate the Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Insurgents Drive Rebels From Legaspi. Spanish Prisoners Revolt
Manila Feb 7 insurgents driven from Legaspi Albay. Tayabas rebels were moving about 800 Spanish prisoners to Libmanan where exhausted captives revolted, dispersed guards with stones and clubs, seized rifles, and barricaded themselves awaiting American troops.
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Manila
Legaspi
Albay
Tayabas
Libmuwin
Libmanan
Diaz Is Their Choice In Mexican Plebiscite
The voting count reports 1 456 489 votes for General Diaz out of 1 546 664 total cast in the national plebiscite. The committer to the national liberal convention forwarded the tally on February 7. The presidency election is planned for the coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
National Liberal Convention
General Diaz
Corn Kitchen Demonstration At Maize Missionary Exposition
Chef T Henry Welles from the Auditorium hotel prepared corn centered dishes for a corn dinner at Chicazo's Corn Kitchen during the Maize Missionary exposition. President Clark F Carr and Secretary Bnow of the American Maize propaganda attended along with D W Wilson, to oversee the kitchen opening. The menu focused on corn dishes and hoe cake illustrating edible possibilities, amid earlier references to regional cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicazo
T.henry Welles
Auditorium Hotel
Clark F. Carr
Bnow
Peck
D. W. Wilson
Vilnas
Popaganda
Virginia
New Orleans
No Boundary Settlement Denial From U S Embassy in London
Official of the United States embassy denies negotiations about Alaska between Lord Salisbury and Ambassador Choate. There is no concession of a free port in Alaska within the Nicaraguan agreement as reported from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fuly
United States
Regan
Alaska
Lord Salisbury
Ambassator Choate
Washington
Indiana transport from Manila brings 200 dead soldiers
A Manila arrival brings the transport Indiana with the bodies of 200 dead soldiers to San Francisco port. A man reflects on entering politics as his wife reacts to discussions with party leaders about his strength and electability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Indiana
Manila
John Henry
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