Prohibition Writ in Crangle v Leslie Before Judge Clancy
Mudgee William Clancy held court to set criminal trials and hear a writ of prohibition against Justice Harrington over the Crangle v Leslie suit for $1 in personal property. The writ, supported by attorney Jesse B. Root, challenges jurisdiction as Crangle is under 21 and Leslie resides outside the city. Harrington was ordered to show cause on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qu Mudgee
William Clancy
J. L. Leslie
George Crangle
Justice Court
E. J. Laurandeau
Tim Marrington
Laurandeau
Leslie
Harrington
Jesse B. Root
Coroner’s jury verdict in Hansen death ruled heart failure
The coroner’s jury found Pete Hansen died of heart failure in a room over the Turf Exchange. Witnesses testified he was never despondent, though he had heavy drinking the night before. Dr. Hall said death occurred with heart cessation before respiration, due to heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hansen
Edith Somers
James A. Armstrong
James Kinney
Hansen
H. M. Hall
Hotel Guest List Reads Like A Cross-Continental Directory
A long OCR fragment lists travelers and associates with hotels in Helena Anaconda Great Falls Glend ale Salt Lake Chicago and St Louis. Names include J O Connor H Yaeger Paul A Fusz G L Tracy J B Mellar and E A Foster among others. The roll highlights interstate journeys and lodging across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
W. B. Edgar
Helena
Finnegan
May Clark
Monida
J. J. Gelman
Glendale
J. Flynn
Salt Lake
P. W. Holmes
Chicago
Paul A. Fusz
Granite
C. W. Freeman
the McDermott
L. E. Quirt
G. B. Jordan
H. M. Robinson
Spokane
P. D. Babcock
St. Paul
A. A. Young
G. L. Tracy
St. Louis
J. DeNoon
Lincoln
L. L. Callaway
Virginia City
J. Prinsen
A. PF
Colburn
Chippewa Falls
Wis
J. Whiston
Anaconda
H. H. Grant
Hamilton
T. Mulligan
W. Forschler
Livingston
Frank Cushan
Seattle
W. Ziegler
F. Lorraine
Mias St. Geo
Hussey
Ole Olson Co
G. Kislingbury
C. Johnstone
New York
H. M. Cushing
Hoston
J. B. Mellar
EB. A. Haveristic
E. A. Foster
Horr
Bank Director Added to National Bank of Salt Lake Directory
The National Bank of the Republic of Salt Lake has added James A. Murray to its directory. Murray is a well known Butte banker who has recently acquired a considerable interest in the institution and has heavy Salt Lake investments in recent months. He is also president of the First National Bank of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of the Republic of Salt Lake
James A. Murray
Butte
Salt Lake
Murray
First National Bank of Pocatello
Dividend Declared by Montana Ore Pur chasing Co
The trustees on January 7 declared a regular quarterly dividend of one dollar per share totaling eighty thousand dollars. It is payable at the company office in New York City on January 20 to stockholders of record January 7, 1899, signed by Treasurer Stanley P. Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Broadway
New York City
Stanley P. Gifford
Klondike Gold Tales and a Remedy Pitch
The piece reflects on gold theft rumors in Klondike fields after a royal tax. It pivots to a health ad for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming digestion, kidney and liver benefits, malaria relief, and overall bodily strengthening amid harsh winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
California Fig Syrup case ends in injunction against Weinsteins
Judge Knowles permanently enjoined the Weinsteins in the California Fig Syrup Co v Weinsteins case, awarding $7 in costs and damages, with the Helena firm agreeing not to deal in infringing syrup. Joseph C. Hurst is jailed at Glendive for allegedly murdering Daw son County Sheriff Dominick Cavanaugh, in a case tied to vengeance after a sheriff race loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
California Fig Syrup Company
Weinsteins
Helena
California
Joseph C. Hurst
Glendive
Dominick Cavanaugh
Dawson County
Hurst
Cavanaugh
Vagrancy Pleas Set For Tomorrow In Police Court
Before Judge Ferrell Amos Turkish Baths group and several others faced vagrancy charges, all pled not guilty with trials set for 3 p.m. tomorrow. Miss Richison and Miss Richards arraigned for frequenting saloons and to be heard at 3 p.m. tomorrow. John Range given 24 hours to plead to leaving team hitched. Five men arrested for vagrancy named Dino Block Potter Pollock Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Derricks
E. P. Swartz
T. Wilson
Ferrell
Miss Richison
Miss Richards
John Range
John Dino
Leopold Block
John Potter
Albert Pollock
Prank Brady
Colusa Farrot Mining Co Amends Suit Against Anaconda
Colusa Farrot Mining and Smelling Company filed an amended complaint in the case against Anaconda Copper Mining Co. The damages sought remain about 100000 dollars for alleged wrongful ore extraction. The suit mirrors the prior filing with only the damages amount changed. Anaconda contends it followed the apex of its ledge into the plaintiff’s ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colusa-Farrot Mining and Smelling Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Anaconda
Notice to Pioneers Seeks Montana Origins Records
Major Henry Elling of the Society of Montana Pioneers requests pioneers to send names addresses places of nativity and dates of arrival for a complete historical record before the Montana state society meeting in Virginia City next summer. The piece also reflects on women in labor and social roles with period commentary by Mrs. Frank Leslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elling
Society of Montana Pioneers
Montana
Elling
State Society
Virginia City
Portable note on real estate loans in Winters block
The advertisement offers loans on real estate security with varying terms and interest rates. A caller is urged to contact at Nos. 23-24 Owsley block for particulars and to arrange loans promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Owsley Block
ATL
W.H. Winters
Carder dies in California after illness
News reached Butte last night of the death in Altruria California at 4 30 pm yesterday of H H Carder of Carder Wall Paper Co of this city. A longtime resident and respected citizen he had been ill for some time and left Portland two months ago for California to relieve a stomach trouble. He leaves a wife and one child and will be buried near Santa Cruz California on Saturday January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rea
St. Paul
Big Timber
Billings
Mr. Rea
Ralph Berry
Butte
Altruria
Cal
H. H. Carder
Carder Wall Paper Company
Carder
Portland
California
Santa Cruz
U S Senator Al Helena Support for Silver Bow Coal Co
The message asserts that the Vote For U S Senator Al Helena will undoubtedly back the Silver Bow Coal Co which sells various coal grades and 4 foot block wood. It advertises 2001 tons per ton and provides telephone number 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Helena
Silver Bow Coal Co
Pearls And Precious Gems Dominate Fashion Jewelry
A London jewelers forecast notes pearls as the peak investment, with pearl ropes and five row necklets valued around 22 600 dollars. Black pearls fetch up to 5 000 for a pair. emeralds, sapphires, and diamonds top trends. Tortoise brooches and frog motifs charm Paris and London ladies, while flexible bracelets and multi-gem tiaras gain favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
England
Town Toples Quip Sparks Queen Amerian Girls Rumor
The humorous item notes Tom quoting a royal remark about American girls and Dick replying there are others. The brief column fragment captures a lighthearted exchange in a gossip style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
England
Shy
Weill
Enterprising Local Tradesmen Boast Unusual Freebies
Hixon praises Sands the grocer as the most enterprising man he has seen, noting his bold offer of a parachute with every can of kerosene. Dixon agrees and adds Clipper the barber is equally enterprising with a court plaster tree package advertised in his shop window with every shave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixon
Sands
Dixon
Jaway
Clipper
The Man Who Knows It All Appears Everywhere
A riddle describes a ubiquitous figure whose presence is felt in every place. The speaker notes meeting this man in parlor street or hall and seeing his image in mirrors, implying an everpresent, allknowing observer.
Cheap excursion to Denver from Butte by Oregon Short Line
On January 2 the Oregon Short Line will sell round trip tickets from Butte to Denver for $30. Return must be used by January 31, 1899. For sleeping car reservations contact City Ticket Office No 19 East Broadway Butte Montana H O Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Butte
Denver
East Broadway
Montana
Wilson
Lynndale Sled and Dance Night at Langlois Stable
At Lynndale take the call at Chas Langlois' stable for a big sleigh at $7.00 and a band wagon at $8.00. The dance hall is free with supper. The Dancing every Sunday, stage leaves at 2 p.m. Sundays. Cc Langlois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynndale
Chas. Langlois
Langlois
Rock Mountain Mineral Wonder Mine Ad Opens Butte Store
Lange and St Clair, owners of Rocky Mountain Mineral Wonder mine on North Fork of Sun River, have opened a shop at 405 South Arizona Street Butte Montana. They offer a mineral remedy claiming to cure blood diseases including rheumatism sores scrofula asthma catarrh dropsy piles open wounds stomach trouble and venereal diseases. Priced at 1.00 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ih. W. Lange
G. F. St. Clair
Rocky Mountain
Sun River
Arizona St
Butte
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Justice Harrington
Crangle
Clancy
Thomas Brown
Ben Baker
Baker
Brown
John Harrington
George Althof
Ask
Nettie Wilson
Jacob Barrett
John Ryan
W. G. Bell
Ryan
Bell
Patrick Quinn
Silver State
John R. Burke
Quinn
Tom Murphy
Murphy
Richard Baker
William Wilson
Walkerville
M. RB. LeBlanc
W. A. Goff
Goff
A. Delmo
Lindsay
Justice Nichols
Stephen Farris Shahin
A. George
George
Justice Court Siz
N. Main St
Grove’s Printed Index
Raymond
B. E. Calkins
North Main
THE
Helena Consolidated Waiter Company
Mulholland
White
Alterman Johnson
Edwards
Becker
Metropolitan Police Commission
Leshy
Silver Bow
Amos’ Turkish Baths
Edwy & Main
Frank Leslie
Monty
U. S
E. Bagonowskie
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
S. B. National Bank
Butte - Montana
Lange & ST. Clair
Butte Mont
Good Jersey
Birchdale Stock Farm
W. Broadway
la Lance & Grosjean
North Main St
Butte, Mont
Pease
North Main Street
Chan
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