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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1900

Page

3

Local briefs from Butte area items and notices

A collection of short items includes business ads for piano dealers and lawyers, a new English chop house on South Main, a marriage license for Frank Hinds and May G. Sheehan, and local deaths including Michael Dunleavy and Marguerite Bauman. Also noted are railway picnic trips, a special Northern train to Helena for a Butte vs Helena game, suspected hold up reports, and a residential fire explanation.

Binger Cae Bros Hinkle & Dolman Owley G. Bates Montana Munic Co South Main Dr. Forsyth Dentiet Ownlny A. E. Jones East Park Frank Hinds May G. Sheehan Iowa Nevada Butte Manitou Singer Champagne Jamaica Montana Liquor Co Michael Dunleavy Sherman's Marguerite Bauman H. B. Fauman Colorado Street Hermann Mountain View Park Wa. m Anaconda Great Northern Helena J. Quiley Leyden Quigley Paice Boulevard

Do You Want a Ranch for 3200 Dollars

Auction notice describes 220 acres near Butte with tile drainage, ample water, fencing, a new four room house, barns, livestock including 26 milk cows and 8 horses, wagons and gear. Stock and fixtures valued at 2800 dollars. See M Wade at 36 N Matin for details.

Hiay Ranch Butte M. Wade N. Matin

Machinery on Nome's Beach Ends in Farce

Charles Horton of Butte returns from Cape Nome where M E Graves took 30000 dollars worth of machinery now left on the beach with a placard inviting haulaway. Most refuse it as the venture proves costly with few claims worked and plants idle. Reports say hundreds of thousands in equipment remain unused amid a bustling but disappointing rush.

Butte Cape Nome Nome Montana Charlea Horton M. E. Graves New York Bernice Lynch States Tyne California Alaska Pan Martial

Unclear Contract Claim Amount Against Plate Glass Company

An 1899 claim alleges a contract with the company for services rendered over two years ending January 1, 1900, totaling 1920 dollars with 440 dollars already paid, and the balance demanded.

Kennedy Extortion Case Proceeds in Justice Court

The extortion charge against Thomas Kennedy was partly aired in Justice Nichols' court after the prosecution rested. Kennedy allegedly impersonated an officer to force Joseph C. Jackson to produce $10, and Jackson testified Kennedy pulled him toward a stairway and claimed it was his money. An adjournment was taken to gather defense witnesses, and the judge denied a motion to dismiss the charge.

Thomas Kennedy Joseph C. Jackson Justice Nichols Kennnedy Jackson Kennedy Tom Galena Street Witners Kirk T Kennedy

Attorney George Haldorn Sues for Legal Fees in Several Actions

George Haldorn filed three suits in district court asserting unpaid legal fees. Claims include $250 in a suit against Adolph Pincus for services 1895 to 1900, $250 for a Pincus v Pincus defense, and $260 plus earlier sums totaling $1 05 but paid $460 leaving $140. Also seeks $1,280 against Montana Union Railway Co for services 1898 to 1900.

George Haldorn Adolph Pincus Am Deffendant Montana Union Railway Company Frankfort Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Company Pincus J. Reynolds Pincus Va Mayer

Local political figures discussed for future offices

An excerpt notes discussion of backing for a candidacy and mentions Mr Lynch as a guest of Mr Gen in New York. It implies speculation that the former candidate may run again in about two years, with a current position as clerk in the office of water commission.

Ae Fisher Lynch Gen Nm New York Buttellor Somal Omee of Water Commis

Assault Complaints Filed In County Court

A complaint charging James Robbing s with assault in the third degree on Daniel Clark was issued from the county attorney s office today and filed in Justice Harington s court. Clark is a boarder at the Davenport house and the dispute ended in a fight leaving Clark with a battered face. A second complaint charging George Brown with a similar offense was issued. Brown allegedly attacked Rachel Brown with an ax while a Sabbath rest home witness testified at a preliminary hearing before Justice Bliss. Brown was bound over to await the district court action.

James Robbings Daniel Clark George Brown Rachel Brown Justice Bliss South H

Butte Commercial Base Ball Club Formed and Schedules Game

The Butte Commercial Base Ball club is organized with members James Wales M Foley Charles Silverman Chris Miller Bruch Beckwith Robert Trenarry Peter Chill J R Wright James Thompson James Dencon and James Gartier They secured a game at Boulder for Sunday and invite any home organization to meet on the diamond offering a swift and enjoyable game by week of Newonal Undertaking cor Kuat Guarts

Butte James ‘Wales M. Foley Charles Silverman Chris Miller Bruch Beckwith Robert Trenarry Peter Chill J. R. Wright James Thompson James Dencon James Gartier Boulder

Personal visitors comment on city guests crowd

A long list of unnamed visitors and notable guests arrive in Butte from Missoula Spokane Helena Salt Lake City and other locations. Prominent figures include J L Hartt Walter Aircon J P Blee Gov R B Smith and Franklin Parrel among others visiting for business or leisure.

J. L. Hartt Missoula Walter Aircon J.P. Blee Spokane W. M. Fergus Whitehall J. M. Fox Red Lodge J. B. Smith Crem Dillon Gov R. B. Smith Helena George T. Bages Ravalli Stevensville Nick Preweek Salt Lake En Butte Lewis Penwell W. R. Connor Knute Opheim R. J. Juhanmes Thomas W. Wisher R. N. Hawkins Sdel Mercuine Company Pony Bulte Bute Chicago Milbatovitch Apturer Cincinnati Lee West Pargetet Yellowstone Park A. Reymun Nettie Reymun Emma Reymun Lawrence Reyman George Slifel Poontelle Buile Franklin Parrel

Chinese Emperor Seeks French Mediation With Powers

Paris July 20 A message from the emperor of China delivered to M Delcassé asks mediation by France with foreign powers. The telegram notes no reference to Pekin ministers. Delcassé says Loubet will reply to the Paris legation after ensuring the French minister at Pekin is safe.

Paris M. del Caase Loubet China Shang Tung France Pekin M. del Caxse Republic

J. H. Lynch Returns From Western Trip

James A. Lynch a prominent Butte citizen returned last evening with Mrs. Lynch after a long western visit. He reports an intensely enjoyed trip. Lynch was Montana delegate to the Atlantic City bike frolic where John M. Quinn former Butte Minor editor also attended and distinguished himself by a notable act.

James A. Lynch Butte

News of Conger Cipher Clears Pekin Hostage Crisis

Washington reports two telegrams from Shanghai and the state department confirm Minister Conger is alive and near Pekin. Secretary Hay translates the cipher and dispatches the news to the White House while Secretary Root and Ong are briefed. The cabinet and press react with relief and celebration at the possible rescue of the legation family.

Washington Hope Pekin Goodnow Shanghai State Department Department Conger Secretary Hay Legation Hay White House War Department Root Ong

Washington Telegrams on Shanghai Minsters Rescue News

The secretary of state received a Che Foo telegram dated July 20 reporting a Shang Lung governor’s cipher message from July 18 in Pekin denying rumors in newspapers. A Bowler dispatch night of July 20 relays Shang Tung’s message that ministers in Pekin are safe and officials plan their rescue and protection.

Washington Secretary of State Fowler Che Foo Shang Lung Tsang Il Yamen Pekin State Department

60 Missionaries Murdered in Tai Yuan City

Shanghai reports indicate 60 missionaries and 100 native converts killed at Tai Yuan in Shan See province, near Pekin, amid the Boxer rising. Rumors say empress dowager and emperor may move from Beijing. Indian troops move toward Taku as St. Petersburg authorities seek to aid Tarbin. Hong Kong pirates seize a launch and loot two junks on Canton river.

London China Shanghai Tai Yuan Shan See Buen Ho An Hoang Hoy Pekin Shan Lee International Ngan Fu Hong Kong Taku St. Petersburg Tarbin Charbin Canton

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