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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1900
Page
8
An insurance sales pitch urges readers that ignorance or stupidity does not excuse failure to pay full property insurance. The ad claims coverage and protection through the company’s reputation for prompt adjustment and sound business methods, urging readers to insure or place property with them.
In Butte court today witnesses contrasted the characters of Ludwig Parrin and Ben Strozzi in the Elk Park conflict over ownership and threats. Testimony described assaults, a pistol shot, and an ax attack as Strozzi defended himself amid ongoing rivalries in Meaderville and Park canyon.
Judge Clancy resumed the cane of the state versus Baptiste Strozsi and set multiple civil actions for hearing to keep juries busy. Dates feb 19 to feb 23 cited include Sands v Aiea debt, Hinds v Coombs injunc, Hall v Coombs damages, McDonnell v Pawley debt, Cutler v Goggan debt, and Tobia v Giletti inaction among others.
A Montana law action involves Gonal Bank and individual John E. Tay Ana Omers alleging corporate and financial disputes. Public documents show claims related to securities and fiduciary duties, with proceedings in a state court and notices to the parties.
Judge Maney vacated the trial date in State vs Allan Van Epps as unlikely to proceed. Van Epps, a teamster, is charged with second degree assault after an incident with a boy near an ore wagon. Preliminary hearing bound him over. parties foresee no conviction absent criminal intent.
Mining circles doubt W A Clark offered 50 million for United Verde to Amalgamated. Engineers say the mine could sustain 5 000 tons daily, with 50 workers underground and 400 surface staff. The ore carries gold and silver, and much of it remains untapped, making exact value incalculable.
Robert M. Clarke former Nevada attorney general died in San Francisco of apoplexy. He was a brother of Mrs. J. H. Pearse and Mrs. Katherine Carpenter of this city. A well known Nevada citizen and leading Pacific West lawyer, he advocated silver and campaigned across Nevada though not active in politics. Clarke, born in Ohio, was sixty five.
A fragmented list shows guests or associates visiting or staying at hotels across Dillon and nearby areas. The roster includes individuals such as Henry Schupp Basin P Koemsberger N A Brown Anavonda J H Brown Spokane W B Rowland San Francisco J Roberts Great Falls G W Morse New Chicago BR J connec St Louis M Raler Louis Weigel H B Palmer He J M Spetcer Paseemeeolls Philipsburg A Renee M A Miller Chien L Lime M H Baush Springfield McDermott J C Haskin Dickin sop N D A H Amnett Missoula M Sachs A J McKay Whitehall A G Kuster Minneapolis J W Vogel Anaconda John OToole Virginia A W Connolly Ditton J H Dortlinger Eddletown Conn G W Tackabury St Louis E A Gray Helena G anne Bt Paul T W C Whyte Bel
The handsome Mountain View church will be dedicated next Sunday with services in the Auditorium. Rev. Mr. Albritton, in his sermon last evening, urged a large crowd to attend and give a rousing farewell to the structure where services have been held for the past year.
City detectives raided a Chinatown opium den. Three men, George Crowe, James Crowe, and James Kink, pleaded guilty and were fined 100 each. The Crowe brothers, Variety showmen, admitted past indulgence but claimed reform efforts. Judge Sullivan urged deterrence with penalties. Sealy and Landon pleaded guilty to vagrancy. Sealy defended his home and wife. The proceedings continued into Friday.
The report covers multiple defendants in a county jail case including Mamie Suprenant pleading guilty to vagrancy and sentenced to 10 days, Pee Leg McCarthy jailed four days for malicious mischief, James McGrath ordered to leave the city, and Paul McGreal along with John Powers fined $10 each for disturbing the peace, while Ken McNally’s charge was dismissed and other defendants faced varied outcomes.
The Convict's Daughter featured Maye Elle in the title role with a praised performance. Daniel Sdeen as the villain and Harry Sely as the tramp earned strong notices, while Baby Ruth and Miss Sutton drew audience acclaim for their acts and song routines.
Judge John Linday of department No. 3 at the district court returned from Burlington Iowa Saturday afternoon and his first act was appointing John 3. McQueeney John O Rourke and Phillip A Gamer as appraisers of Silver Row county real estate for assessment this year.
The article claims falling hair and baldness result from a scalp germ causing dandruff. It promotes Newhro's Herpicide as the sole preparation that destroys the germ, promising cure and prevention of dandruff and hair loss with universal success.
Surveyors civil and mining engineers relocate to 16 West Quarts street and note telephone 77. Advertisement for Williamson Corsets mentions discounts with Miss M. L. Johnson at 181 W Broadway and list of bargain prices.
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