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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1900
Page
6
A drug store manager, D. J. O'Donahoe, plans July Fourth Orient themed displays and decorations for public benefit in Anaconda. A Boxer worker is already on site, aiding the employer as a Pekin panorama is set to appear in the show windows on Commercial avenue on the Fourth of July.
The Great Falls baseball squad, defeated 20 to 5 by the home team, departs for Helena this morning. They are slated to meet the Helens on July 8 at Helena and again on subsequent dates. The league directors will meet tomorrow at Lo'duck in Helena. Anaconda travels to Butte tomorrow for a game labeled July dand. The Butte team hosts Anaconda the following weekend.
J. P. Stagg returned from the east Saturday evening. R. B. Tolan and bride arrived from the east Saturday evening. Mrs. A. d. Rummel of Butte guest of Mrs. Peter Lowey over Sunday. Anaconda Cash Bazaar offers fireworks and Eragiet ware at discounts. A daughter born Sunday to Mrs. William Daniels of U12 Ach puree. Norbeck returns from canal trip. wife to stay weeks longer. Mrs. Catlin and Mrs. Cloutier report Fourth of July purchases. Bulte, Anaconda & Pacific railway offers a round trip from Anaconda for $1, Sun Rays June 4. County Assessor Miller reports a corpse found in Dog Creek hills. identified as a squaw. Johnnie Burke arrested for stealing a watermoon, released after melon returned to vendor. Garnet News editor John A. Cole visiting. Padovich and Maloney charged with disturbing pews. Judge Napton to finish Granite county term this week. John Kimmerle buys Joseph McCreary shop at 805 East Commercial avenue to serve 614 customers.
Tucson Att. auly reports train robber William Stilen captured at Casagrane near his mother's home. Described as desperate, he offered no resistance. Stilen, linked to the Alvord and Bravo Juan escapes, had been in the mountains with them before arrest.
Scandal erupts in Dawson with charges against Gold Commissioner Senk ter as D G McTavish presses for a formal inquiry. Ottawa contemplates appointing a commission to probe the matter while Benkler faces alleged malfeasance in granting fractional claims to parties in which he was a silent partner.
Chicago visitor Aly F. J. Skiff has been informed by the Commissioner General that awards from Paris are forthcoming, noting the awards primarily pertain to the Paris exhibition and are connected to the mie section.
Four supreme court decisions released including vacating a sitting in King v Clincy certiorari. granting twenty days to answer. Mahoney case affirmed. finding evidence sufficient in state v Mahoney involving a 16 year old Nellie Corbitt. Reversals include Oldhander v Penn et al in Deer Lodge, Kent v Finch et al in Yellowstone, and Trent et al v Sherlock in Jefferson County.
Washington reports a Manila dated cab le stating Gen Aquino surrendered unconditionally to First Lieut John OConnell with Macabebe scouts on June 26, bringing sixty four rifles and ammunition. General MacArthur also reports the capture of Gen Ricarte, a leader of the planned uprising, on July 1 between Paco and Tanana.
Butte remarks list John M Evans and wife from Missoula Dick Barden assistant censua supervisor from Melena Charles Padley ex sheriff Beaverhead county in town Lieut Alex McCracken of the battle ship Oregon visiting his brother Joseph Mcl Cracken Chas Fee Northern Pacific agent arrived on North Coast Limited George Chase famed as Montana ball ryooter and ex city president in town connected with Cowan syndicate operating the Strawberry group of chiling near Pony
Terence Sweeney, arrested on complaint by Harry N. Wing, census enumerator, was discharged after a hearing before United States Commissioner Wood on Saturday. Witnesses testified Sweeney misunderstood questions and sought clarification before giving the requested information.
Charles Carlson sues Lulu Carlson for divorce alleging they married in Milwaukee on November 22 1897 and met in Rocker February 12 1899 with alleged desertion. John Fr Eckard also files for divorce from Lixaie claiming they wed in Milwaukee on July 4 1896 and that she deserted him on July 8 1898.
In Judge Clancy's court Frank Gullan pleaded not guilty to rape charges involving Lillie Beng. Attorneys Breen and Mackerel filed a demurrer to the information arguing the charge is not a public offense. N Clifford pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and his case will be set for later in the week.
A special train departs Butte for Mountain View park at 1 30 P M with amusement features including music, a lake beat, and an Anaconda versus Great Falls baseball game. Other trains leave Butte at 8 25 A M and 11 25 A M. Round trip fare is 1 00. Bulletins of the Butte and Helena game will be posted.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Co. filed its answer in a United States court denying the apex of the North Colusa-Parrot vein extends beyond its claimed lines but admitting it mined ore from within the Never Sweat lode. The suit by Colusa-Parrot seeks to restrain ore extraction on disputed surface lines. A prior verdict favored Anaconda in the Never Sweat case. Also note a July 4 ball at Hibernia Hall Centerville with admission price of one dollar.
The Fourth of July soliciting committee reports about 700 collected to date with sub committees to respond. Tonight they decide the fireworks display location and wood for the bonfire is hauled to Big Butte. City bands are engaged for the parade and the exercises will be at the Auditorium with Attorney J. R. Grice chosen as orator. J Gosa, agent for the National park via Wylie Transportation Co, 82 Silver Bow block.
The Montana event leader surpasses the 2000 threshold in a "Free Trip to the Park" contest run by The Butte contingent. Five new names join the Mats as eager young ladies vie to ride in a Concord coach with Mr Wylie. Local shops advertise goods and services while notices list rentals and a real estate sale.
The notice details bids for parcels in Farrell's Addition Butte and related properties in Silver Bow County Montana with 10 percent bids due at listing and balance on court confirmation. It also records the guardianship of Edward Rainville and a bankruptcy filing for Edmund J. Semmens with a creditors meeting on July 10, 1900 at the Court of Bankruptcy in Butte.
A brief grocery item list shows Courtney's Cash Grocery offering bottle pickles plain or mixed at ten cents, pint bottles of catsup, Red Hot in pint jars, sweet relish in pint jars, and one pound cans of salmon with small prices noted.
Butte Land and Investment Co claims labor and improvements on the Helen Pincer Mining Claim in Silver Bow Montana. It warns William Richardson Charles M Buck Amanda Buck must pay share amounts within ninety days after service or the claim will be transferred to the coowner pursuing the expenditures.
Notice for publication announces an application for a patent for 11748 linear feet of mining claim located in Summit Valley within Silver Bow County Montana. The document identifies the claim named Helvue and outlines the easterly and westerly boundaries and discovery point in the Butte area.
John F. Forbis, a Montana delegate to the national Republican convention in Philadelphia, returned home with his wife Saturday night. He praised Wolcott and Senator Lodge as delivering outstanding convention speeches. The Bee Hive advertises 1000 Alaska refrigerators at actual cost, urging price comparisons and urging customers to buy.
A long scanned extract lists mining claims in Silver Bow county Montana with notices of patent applications for Copper Dream Lode Maryland Lode and others. It includes survey numbers, acreages, adjacent claims, and remarks on conflicts and exclusions. Also includes a notice to co-owners Catherine Meighan et al about required representation work and a payment deadline.
Mining application No. 4219 filed by Anaconda Copper Mining Company represented by John Gillie in Butte Montana seeks a patent for a parcel in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana described as 6.8 near feet east and 1.4 feet west from discovery, with Survey No. isi, adjoining Burney No. 57 and Little Minn Lode, located in Bilver How county and recorded in Book I Locations page 17. The notice is published June 23 1900 with attorneys Greene and Barker listed.
United States Land Office Helena Montana June 18 1900 notice states Henry Muntger Butte City Montana filed for patent on 187 mines feet of Henry Lode ore body origin from discovery shaft in Summit Valley Mining District River Bow County Montana Survey No best fractional Township 4 North Range 7 West describing a 18 acre claim with .10 acres claimed and .08 in conflict with Te Survey No 274 beginning at corner No 1 and following specific bearings and distances.
George Abraham Free and John Edgar Free demand 33 1/3 dollars per year from John Thomas Nagle and Elizabeth Ann Nagle for year 1899 plus interest and costs. If unpaid within ninety days, all rights to the Chequita quartz lode mining claim in Summit valley district Silver Bow county Montana will vest in the Free brothers. dated Butte Montana June 14 1900.
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