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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1900
Page
6
A man about thirty, from Glendive, told Officer Stebbens he sought initiation into a labor Secret work and claimed he was not a scab. He said he had been in an asylum but sought protection. Sheriff Conley then detained him at the courthouse for a hearing today.
Mike McNamara a married man living with his wife and two children at 811 East Park avenue was found dead Saturday evening in the cabin of friends Dan McLaughlin at 418 East Third street. Both men had been drinking since the Fourth. McNamara lay on the bed and was found kneeling beside it about 7 pm. Chief White Dr Engiieh and Acting Coroner William Devine investigated. remains removed to Bhret's undertaking rooms. Coroner's jury ruled death from heart failure.
An explosion from a railroad torpedo injured Wille Wiggins, eight, son of Mr and Mrs W W Wiggins, blowing away his right eye. The device was handled by another boy whose name was unknown. Wille showed the torpedo to his brother Lee before the accident.
Two brothers found a torpedo and struck it with an axe. A fragment of tin flew and struck the younger boy in the eye causing pain. The mother fainted on seeing him bleeding. Dr Speltran treated him at home before he was taken to St Ann's hospital for surgery by Dr Snyder.
Mrs E J O Bannon revisits Butte Trends Turkish medicated baths at East Part Sopilar prices Mrs F W Harrison visiting Walkerville For sale cheap furniture upstairs 504 East Perk avenue A man named Miller caused arrest of Mildred Marion for robbery of $1 Butte Anaconda and Pacific rail offers Sunday round trip $1 from Anaconda to Butte June 24 Judge Napton vacation plans July 21 Anaconda baseball team heads to Great Falls games through July 21 Colonel T O Leary returns from Kansas City Democratic convention Miss Healma Lorium to visit Norway district court in session adjourned to July 21 Anaconda team to play four games ending July 4 Mishaps leave one dead boy loses eye to torpedo murder near East Part ami Cedar Stable fire at Carroll destroys two horses loss $600 Modern Woodmen camps in talks with B A & P for August 19 delegates James Brenton discharged soldier fires revolver John McGeevey shot fired but survived Police nab shooter on Commercial avenue
County Assessor George Miller's annual report lists total assessed valuation at 8,028,897 dollars for Deer Lodge County. It details land improvements in town lots railroad water works electric works and various personal property categories including livestock and merchandise, with railroads and solvent credits noted among assessments.
Bozeman residents enjoy mild bustle as business men head east for fall stock shopping. Burr Fisher to be replaced by E R Fisher. A A Braten travels to New York. McKee and son Oliver tour town on business. fishing outing by Dr Higins and the Hannen brothers yields 45 speckled beauties. Lecture by Dr Albritton and music by Mrs Gambell praised. gardens bloom with flowers and sweet peas. Chandler and Chandler visit Luce. Ernest Edsall rests from banking duties. Clarence Coffin takes summer break in Bozeman.
Miss Fannie Hart of Toronto guest of Mrs. P M Halloran of 42 West Third Street gave two solo performances at St Pauls church in Anaconda. Critics praised her full clear pleasing voice and called it the best heard in Anaconda churches in years. She will stay for the summer and offered her voice to the regular choir.
At a June 21, 1900 meeting at 210 East Park Avenue Anaconda Montana Standard Drug Co elected Thomas Osborne as manager to succeed A L Holly. Osborne is authorized to transact all financial business of the company.
Butte Land and Investment Company summons William Richardson, Charles M Buck, and Amanda R Buck to contribute their shares of labor and improvements on the Helen Placer Mining claim in Helena county Montana. Failure to pay specified sums within ninety days after service will transfer all rights to the undersigned co-owner who has completed the required expenditures.
Notice from the United States Land Office Helena Montana May Holice announces that John Gins and Wii Wilinee oration have filed an application for a patent near a defined site in Montana. The filing relates to a mining claim with public notice published March 9, 1900.
Public land notice describes a mining claim beginning at the northeast corner of a granite stone corner and proceeds with bearings and distances. It lists adjoining claimants Burney Imma Dell Lae John Fe McQueeney and A Jornton with references to a recorded mineral survey. George D. Greene, Register, and H. Harper, United States State Agent, oversee the filing. first publication May 23, 1900.
Notice states the school district will sell twelve thousand dollars in bonds at public auction July 7 1900 at 8 pm in Whitehall. Bonds are five hundred dollars each dated June 1900 with 5 percent interest. Bonds redeemable at Jefferson County treasurer. Bids at par with netted receipts. board may reject all bets.
Guardian Adeline Rainville announces sale of Edward Rainville estate located in Silver Bow Montana by court order. Bids payable in cash are due July 1900 with balance on court confirmation. parcel details include Farrell Additions and Hamilton Addition lots. Deed at purchaser expense. sale to highest cash bidder with court approval.
Henry Smith and John Hopkins of Butte City Montana filed an application for a patent on a mineral claim described as Sunnyside Lode in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow county. The filing references Survey Nos 57H 117 210 and 671, with a start corner at a granite stone marker and a 1900 notice of intention to apply. The location is recorded in Silver Bow county in Book I of Lode Posie and adjoins other claims.
Public notice from the United States Land Office Helena Montana dated May 28 1900 announces that Joseph Chapleau has filed for a patent on 1174.5 Nnenr feet east and 7806 feet west from the discovery point of the Bellvie the Mbit claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow county Montana. The claim area totals 9.50 acres with 4.01 acres claimed after exclusions. surrounding claims are Sarah lode Bird lode Colonel Sellars lode. The notice records official survey details, and the claim is adjacent to Herman H Herst Louis Thibault and John Dreeland claimants. First publication May 2 1900.
Mining notice from the United States Land Office in Helena announces Anaconda Copper Mining Company applying for a patent on a section of ground described as a shaft area near the H. H. discovery, with John Gillie as attorney in fact and Butte City Montana as address. The filing involves legal formalities under Montana law and details a 11 feet easterly extension from the west side of the Gincovery shaft.
Public notice records disclose patent applications and surveys in Silver Bow and surrounding counties, detailing claim clusters like Henry Lode and Burney No. 686 with boundaries, adjoining claims, and re survey references. Names include John Noya, Marcus Lode, John Steward, and local officials. locations cover Helena region and Montanas mining district.
Heirs of Patrick A Largey and others apply for patent on 6.07 acre Little McQueen Placer claim in Summit Valley Mining District Silver Bow Montana. Notice details Survey No BfsG corner markers, bearings, and conflicting Lot C, with adjoining claims Golden Hematite Lode Bin bad Lode and others. Re-Registration and attorney info listed. First published March 8 1900.
Notice for publication of mining patent application No 492 by Harry T Lewis filed in Helena Montana May 1 concerning the Maryland lode mining claim in Summit Valley Bow County MT. Describes claim boundaries bearing and corner descriptions, area in conflict 43 acres excluded, public notice of filing and associated parties and offices.
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