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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
9
Reports from Wichita Kansas describe church vandalism with windows smashed at a church named Muted Brethren. Warrants issued for several suspects as tension rises amid political and religious strife in the town.
Modifies an order dated November 24 permitting Metestine and the Boston & Montana company to sue Receiver BE H Wilson over ore value from the Minnie Healey mine. Case involves FP Augustua Heinzy and Jobhnsatawn vs Cath Bleinechmidt administrator. Development work may occur to determine ownership, with restrictions against mining trespass on Dayton calm and Piccola or Gambetta claims.
Fragmentary obituary notes list deaths in Utah and nearby towns with scattered details. Mentions Thomas James from Rureka and Margaret Bien Gavitt with funeral plans at Liver Bow Junction, plus other terse notices for Dillon and Sullivan families and a shooting incident with a sister referenced.
In Justice Olsen's year at South Rite Thomas Gilmore pled guilty to conducting a saloon in a room where liquor was in progress and was fined 27 dollars and costs. A separate case in Taylors court against Janes White for cruelty to animals was dismissed on a letter from a witness stating White was in poor condition.
Lettey carriers and citizens observed Valentine tokens with curious marks and disorderly actions in the town. Postmaster Flavin comments on the tradition as a sign of affection among both sexes, while authorities note scattered incidents and decorations linked to the day.
The state sues Daniel Ryan for second degree assault on South Butte constable Daniel Shiells during service of papers. Trial began in department No 2 of the district court this afternoon with Michael Donslan as counsel who withdrew. Hall substitute was entered.
Judge Hamey opened the trial of Vatrek Hastings v Carlson with no testimony after a preliminary challenge. The court denied a non-suit motion, and at defense request Judge Clancy revoked a prior order, rescheduling the case for the 26th inst.
A legal notice concerns the suit of Mary A. Douglass against Joseph. The defendant claims a homestead on a designated block and boulevard. The court records indicate action to preserve property claims amid the proceeding.
Attorney Michael Deailson took the int at Vehe today in the legal embroguo er own James Dolan as administrator of the stet of Pattiek PL Doyle vs. Pat ek OF Conner.
Manley, a young man, was convicted of assaulting Grace Ting, a four year old girl, at a property he shared with a custodian. Justice Nelson Kle ordered him to pay a fine and costs. The case records show the court’s decision and the amount due.
A new smallpox case was reported in Meadowville yesterday and the patient was sent to the posthouse. Eight persons are new in Chal Inade Millon, a production of about sixty in six weeks. The yesterday case is the first in four weeks, suggesting the outbreak near Butte has run its course.
Local items report Dr German and JG Bates offering glasses and dental work, plus Montana Music Co services and P.O. stand relocation. Welsh residents plan St Davids day celebrations in Butte as Knights of Pythias prepare for their thirty ninth anniversary. A Canadian native gains citizenship in Judge Chney’s court, and Edward VII’s subject in Silver Bow is wounded in High Ore incident with care at Slaters’ hospital.
Police reported burglars disturbed during a midnight break in at J. J. Care rol store 126 West Park street. The thieves accessed the shop through a locked door and carried goods into the alley before a passing officer halted the heist. Walsh investigated and found no arrests.
Personal notes report W. P. L Hawkins taking charge of his brom. With pneumoni and Behever heading west to Seattle for a high over the Northern guillo. Paul tonight Fred, who tests.
ER M Cunningham arrested by Officer Walsh last night and held for inspection. He resembles a man wanted here in connection with one of the robberies.
In Cheinanatl on February 14 Judge Hollister read that court equity had jurisdiction against publicizers and ruled the proposed Jeffries Ruhiti bout a public nuisance and moral wrong. The decision postponed the boxing event indefinitely and drew in Brady Cook and Saengerfest directors for consultation.
The court rejected the injunction linked to a licensing matter, while a temporary restraining order was ordered against defendants performing at Saengerfest hall. Judge Peck and counsel noted appeals, with a KUOC conference planned for 4 PM and a late night decision timeline.
The king's speech to the Commons outlines national sorrow after his mother's death, pledges to follow her example, and details ongoing affairs. It notes South Africa war actions, Qing capitulation, Australian Commonwealth establishment, Canadian and Australasian contingents, Ashanti expedition successes, and relief efforts for famine in India.
The monarch’s reading of the speech highlights proposed legislation on courts, licensing, factory and workshop regulation, public health water supply, drunkenness laws, literary copyright, and landlord tenant matters. The king wore a field marshal’s hat, spoke clearly, then returned to the House of Commons.
London advanced, U S price movements mixed with small gains and losses. Demand picked up for low priced rails and steel stocks while tobacco issues led the rally with American Tobacco Continental Tobacco and North American rising. Several railroad issues gained though Grangers and Pacifics dragged the market with widespread dullness and scattered advances across major names.
NEW YORK MONEY reports call money at nominal 2 percent for prime mercantile paper while bankers bills show 4.87 percent and 64.88 for fand WA. Sterling exchange remains easy with actual business quoted. Hong Kong and Mexican dollar figures appear amid a patchy rate snapshot for government bonds and certificates.
Cattle receipts steady to 10 lower with steers around 4.00 to 5.40. cows and heifers 8.00 to 9.50. calves 0.25 to 7.25. bulls 2.50 to 3.50. Hogs receipts 10,000. market 5 to 10 cents higher, heavy hogs about 5.00 to 5.50 with bulk sales near 32. Sheep receipts 2,800. market weak 0 to 10 cents lower. yearlings 4.00 to 6.40. western lambs 5.00 to 6.40. cull to choice sheep 5.00 to 6.25.
Chicago cattle receipts show demand mixed and prices uneven across grades. Good to prime steers bring around 66 to 67 dollars with feeders and stockers steady around 2.75, and bulls 2.50 to 2.80. Sheep and lambs remain weak to about 100 points lower. wethers steady to higher from 1.40 to 2.60. native lambs around 4.26 to 4.90. Western markets report around 5 thousand in receipts.
Marriage licenses issued for Ernest Davies and Johanna Barfeldt aged 33 and 28 with dependents Olver Olsen 2 and Liszie Rulkey 21. teen license to Frederick Richards 1 and Mary Jane Brandy 1. Divorce case Josephine Lane versus Theodore Laie default entered. hearings set. Summary judgments in Cronin versus Sullivan et al. Furnished rooms modern conveniences rooms 1 Casey block 104 West Granite.
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