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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1899

Page

3

Damage suit against city over sidewalk fall at West Quartz

Louise Metz sues the city of Butte for 5000 dollars claiming a February 1897 fall on an uneven sidewalk on West Quartz street left her homebound for months. Jury seated, non-suit motion denied, spot inspection granted, trial to continue tonight. Also notes Edward and Bridget Neary transferring 1000 dollars in John J Neary estate to Cotter and McHatton, and a court order placing Emmet Callahan in Mrs. Callahan custody during the suit.

John Quilty John Fitzgerald C. D Cameron Robert Turner John B. Laughlin L. O'Toole John D. Jones Alfred Trelawan J. J. Murphy John W. Shackelton Patrick McByny DeWolfe District Court Edward Bridget Neary Scranton John J. Neary John W. Cotter John J. McHatton Silver Bow County Callahan

City News In Brief From Butte Montana Items

A compact roundup notes local names and small items in Butte. Mentions J G Sates piano tuner, Domestic Bakery and Coffee House, 36 West Park, and Butte Stove Repair Co. 216 East Park. Reports Dr Maurice Eisenberg reelected rabbi, Prof H A Amiraux piano recital, and Jack Dougherty arraignment for malicious mischief. Also references Centennial beer as healthful beverage.

Ite J. G. Sates Montana Music Co West Park Judd’s. Wm. D. Burbage Silver Bow Columbia Block Postoffice Good R. M. G. Box Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company East Park Street Butte Stove Repair Co Es Park Sherman E. Park Street Maurice Eisenberg H. A. Amiraux West Quartz Street George Haldorn Butte Wall Street Haldorn Jack Daugherty Justice Harrington Dougherty West Agate Street Montana

Butte Soldiers Subscription Effort Sees Cash Total Reach

In Butte the soldiers at Manila fund drive reports 1230 dollars in cash subscribed by noon with other pledges awaiting cash. The committee may open city newspaper subscription lists to accommodate day workers. Mining firms have not yet replied but expected to contribute. Also notice of N. Rosenfield, 74, burial in Anaconda with funeral arrangements from B A C P depot tomorrow.

Butte Manila First National Bank Anaconda Suday N. Rosenfield Corner Park Montana Streets Sharp

Rocky Mountain Mineral Water Promises Rheumatism Cure

A reader from Sheridan testifies to using Rocky Mountain Mineral Water for rheumatism, claiming six weeks of immobility followed by two weeks of usage led to recovery and full return to work. The letter is signed by R. J. Baril from Sheridan.

Rocky Mountain Sam R. J Baril Sherid

Public Buildings Bills Face House Vote In Washington

Washington scene shows committee on public buildings and grounds advancing a set of bills totaling about 7.3 million dollars for city halls courthouses and post offices with nine bills passed and the rest stalled. Included are items for Omaha Seattle Manila and other locations amid a broader push ten days after committee action. The Manila letter to Boss Bakers thanks for Christmas funds sent to soldiers in Montana and a note about Lt Keppner returning home.

Washington Mercer Nebraska Omaha Wilkesharre Jackson Miss Elgin Til Minneapolis Minn Bitete. Mont Saltnre City Seattle Wash Manila P. I Wm. Recksick Hsg Butte Mont Lis Helena Keppner Krueger-Verein WM. L. Hill

Captain Hill Sends Letter From Front to Boss Bakers Union

Under date of January 23 Captain W. Lb Hill of Company F details a brush with Filipinos and writes to William Reeksick of the Boss Bakers Union in this city, describing the encounter and his condition.

W. Lb. Hill Company F Wm. Reeksick Boss Bakers’ Union

Grand jury seated in U S court with 16 members named

The grand jury in the United States court is composed of 16 members with W. W. Thackery excused this morning. Names listed include D. W. Lateman W. H. Chellew and George.

United States Court W. W.thackery D. W. Lateman W. H. Chellew George

Jury Adjudges Bankruptcy Case Reference in Helena

Judge Knowles instructed the jury as Moses Morris was named foreman. H P McNaughton of Bozeman was adjudged bankrupt yesterday and the case referred to the Helena referee.

LT. Charles W. Hasselton J. M. Merrill R. F. Tate M. L. Holland R. H. Leggatt C. W. Ellingwood Moses Morris Charles Stabern W. C. Bacheler J. W. Gilligan Henry Jonas J. J. Ferris Norman Charles H. P. McNaughton Bozeman Yester Helena

Personal Notes On Local Residents Departure and Return

R Beck arrived from Missoula this morning. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Harris departed for New York last night. Mrs and Dr D Campbell returned this morning from a six week trip to New York and other eastern cities. Moses Morris came over from Helena yesterday. He will serve as foreman of the grand jury for the United States court.

R. Beck Missoula Lawrence Harris New York D. Campbell Moses Morris Tlelena United States Court

Goldwater's Fire Sale At 305 North Main

Butte brief notes a limited sale lasting one hour from 9 to 10 am on Thursday offering 600 pairs of overalls at a special price. Sale advertised at Goldwater's 305 North Main Street.

Goldwater's North Main Street

Governor Has Not Yet Acted On State Legislation

Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena Montana dated February 2 reports that as the legislature recessed at noon, the governor had not yet acted on pending measures.

Inter Mountain Helena Mont

Governor's veto decision looms on H R 122

Rumors swirl as Gov Smith has not acted on H R 122 with the fifth day approaching. The bill, a hot subject in both houses, faces intense pressure from supporters and opponents. The senate committee of the whole discussed substitutes for H R 65, the printing bill, with major unions protesting a bill allowing outsides to hire Montana workers. The measure is expected to pass the senate in a form favorable to printers and newspapers.

Gov. Smith Montana Senate Gieston Butte Great

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