Final Report of Receiver on March 1900 Mines Profits
Final report of Receiver J B Harris covers receivership of Shohomish and Tramway mines from March 1 to 17 1900 in US court. Cash on hand 97576 57 plus 27098 60 from prior sales brings total 97615 19. From start to March 15 1900 mined 25064 tons, 423417 tons marketed, 1446 tons delta. Ore sales 186398 61 and royalties 32187 06 total cash receipts 188586 67. Expenditures 90910 48 profit 97675 19 after deduction 3426 91 to Heinge. Additional 4053 53 cost of Tramway development not paid yet. Average monthly net profit 12000. Opposition to Crowley Holland discharge alleges concealment of funds and false oath.
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Harris
Shohomish
United States
Heinge
Helngze
Revelyer Harris
Judge Nichols Will Try It In Walkerville Courts
Judge Lindsay today denied the writ of mandate sought by M. Meyer to compel Justice Lewis to transfer a suit away from Justice B A Nichola. The panel found no prior motion for a change of venue, so the hearing consumed little time.
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M. Meyer
Lewis
Walkerville
B. A Nichola
Lindsay
Fitzpatrick Troubles End In Court Action Dismissal
The order to show cause in the Fitzpatrick case was dismissed in Judge Linsay's court. Minnie Fitzpatrick and Charles Fitzpatrick have patched up part of their marital dispute. A prior filing sought separation custody and division of property, alleging cruelty and adultery with Mrs. Katie Maloy on the Anaconda road. The complaint included an affidavit stating the husband earned 90 per month.
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Linsay
Minnie Fitzpatrick
Charles Fitzpatrick
Divorce Action Dismissed After Alimony Hearing
A divorce case involving alimony for two children and a $100 attorney fee was paused after a party asked to drop the order to show cause. Judge Lindsay did not rule on the order at the Saturday session. morning proceedings led to dismissal of the order, though the divorce complaint remains alive for possible dismissal. A brief note mentions China toothpick holders priced at 10c and glass toothpick holders at 2c from The Fatr, 19 West Park.
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Miner
Caine
Fitspatrick
Lindsay
Mra. Fitzpatrick
China
West Park
Dog Catcher in Jail For Carrying Concealed Gun
Alex O Bannon a colored dog catcher has retired for fifty days after a $100 fine by Justice Nichola for carrying a concealed weapon. He will serve the fine in county jail at two dollars daily while dogs without proper tags remain in limbo. O Bannon was accused of trying to pass a gun to a county prison inmate at the outer door and was jailed pending the incident. Shafer and Johnson were present. Shafer denies knowing O Bannon. Shafer has been a model prisoner for nearly three years despite a murder charge.
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Alex O'Bannon
Justice Nichola
O'Bannon
George Johnson
Joseph Shafer
Shafer
Wan
Judge Lindsay Court Session Adjourns Mid July
Judge Lindsay held a court session, planning to adjourn by mid July and not set new trials until current ones are disposed. The McCready versus Keenan examination continued to Tuesday the 12th due to Keenan’s accident. An order set aside Lot 6 of Block 2 in Rice's addition for Mary Grace Karkeek, valued at 1500 dollars. The Hearns suit argument was overruled. A supplemental answer in Mee vs Adams was sustained. Reed’s demurrer in Sweeney vs Reed was sustained. plaintiff given ten days to amend.
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Lindsay
John McCready
James E. Keenan
Rice
Mary Grace Karkeek
John Karkeeek
Wm. T. Hearns
J. B. Hennessy
Videus
W. Mee
White
W. W. Adams
Ice
Man
Ed. Sweeney
G. L. Reed
Reed
Damage suit compromise possible in mining death case
John Tobin seeks district court approval to settle for 800 on behalf of Henry Tobin and the Cornelius W. Tobin death claim against Anaconda Mining. Case stems from cage accident at Bt. Lawrence mine in July 1899 and safety cage law noncompliance. Bid notices for store alterations by May 8 1900 and for labor plumbing and heating appear.
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John Tobin
Henry Tobin
Anaconda Mining Company
Cornelius W. Tobin
Bt. Lawrence
District Court
Fitschen
Exchange
S Street
Butte
Mont
Owsley
Nickels
Ok Hera
Sale of School District Bond Issue in Whitehall
Notice of public auction on July 7 1900 in Whitehall for twelve thousand dollars in five hundred dollar bonds of School District No 4 Jefferson County Montana. Bonds dated June 30 1900 bear 5 percent interest payable annually, principal and interest at the Jefferson County Treasurer in Boulder. Bids at net value only. rejection of all bids reserved. Attest: John Andrews Chairman.
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Board of Trustees
Jefferson County
Mont
Whitehall
Jefferson Countty
Boulder
Jeaid School
Grand Exalted Ruler Allen visits Butte from Birmingham
Grand Exalted Ruler B M Allen, head of the Elks, arrived in Butte last night for a courtesy visit with Silver Bow Lodge No 210. He praised Butte’s growth and Birmingham’s steel mill, noted 88 new lodges this year and a 20 000 member gain to about 75000, and accepted a badge from Senator Mantle before departing west tonight.
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B. M. Allen
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Elk
Birmingham
Ala
South
Mr. Allen
Logan
Ben. EB. Harris
Order
Montena
Silver Bow Lodge
Butte Hotel
Silver Bow Club
Ben E
Fred Harris
Charles Gosman
Allen
Butte
Inter Mountain
Pitteburg
Elke
Senator Mantle
West
Parrot Mine Survey Hearing Before Judge Clancy
The hearing on F A Heinze request to survey Parrot mine workings to determine relation to the Nipper lode vein continued late. Maps claiming underground Parrot avenues were presented, showing a 63 foot distance between Parrot and Nipper veins.
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Clancy
F. A. Heinze
Parrot
Nipper Lode Glalm
Bre Termony
No More Gambling Order Enforced Citywide
Chief Lavell ordered immediate closure of all gambling houses in the city, with enforcement to continue indefinitely. He said the mandate had long been contemplated and would lead to prosecutions for any violations, while noting he would ensure the action remains in effect.
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Cormpnance
Lavell
Gamling
Theas
Divorce suit and bar admission actions in state court
Judgment entered in favor of the plaintiff in a divorce case where Robert Rowett sues Emily Rowett on desertion grounds. They married December 1, 1892, separated in 1898, have two children, and the plaintiff seeks custody. Also notes Judge Clancy action on W. C. Jones bar admission and a condemnation proceeding where commissioners were sworn in to appraise property.
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Robert Rowett
Emily T. Rowett
J. J. McHatton
W. C. Jones
Washington
Clancy Tojay
Woo
Copper mining shares quotations today
The copper mining share quotes show Amalgamated and Anaconda at 4 14, Boston and Montana at 8 05, Butte and Boston at 42, Parrot at 89 and 10 percent respectively, reflecting varied market activity and prices.
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Boston & Montana
Butte
Boston
Local Briefs From Butte area showcase varied services and events
A crowded list runs through professional ads and notices from Butte including singers, lawyers, and doctors. Announces boxing match at Casino hall on June 12 and births, funerals, and rail and transport services. Also notes a city funeral, a mining worker’s illness, a local stable for boarders, and a police chief gifted from Tiffany’s with a silver-tipped cane.
Personal notices link city visitors and moves in Butte
A roundup of local arrivals and departures includes C. H. Drake of Chateau James Jobb from White Sulphur Springs John Bielenberg from Deer Lodge F Aug Heinze and John McGinnis to Helena N Sharkey Glendale resident in town Mr and Mrs James T Stanford Gretchen Great Falls Chicago Mortgage Loan Co moves to 2 4 35 37 N Main St Butte W L Shovell mine near Marysville in the city Walter J Crowell and State Normal president D G Bandera in town Chief Justice Brantly in Butte then Helena W H Courtenay back from coast D Jan Kowen eyeing Rock Creek sapphire fields left for Philipsburg Walter Aitken now in town en route to Kalispell to edit a new paper Col TH Curtis returns from Missouri Youmans suite secured for Democratic convention Mrs Townsend pneumonia at Armstrong residence Mr and Mrs John M Steward to Indiana and Illinois with Dell Steward and son headed east for about a month End of fragmentary note shows Fourth of July plans in flux
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C. H. Drake
Chateau
James Jobb
White Sulphur Springs
John Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
F. Aug. Heinze
John McGinnis
Helena
N. Sharkey
Glendale
James T Stanford
Ae Gretchen
Great Falls
Chicago Mortgage Loan Co
N. Main Street
Butte
W. L. Shovell
Marysville
Walter J. Crowell
D. G. Bandera
State Normal School
Dillon
Brantly
W. F. Cobban
Missoula
Cobban
W. H. Courtenay
Courtenay, Case & Gravelle
Salt Lake
D. Jan Kowen
Rock Creek
Granite County
Philipsburg
Walter Aitken
the Timber Flancer
Aitkin
Kallapell
Col TH. Curtis
Missouri
Kansas City
Townsend
Charles Armstrong
William Armstrong
Armstrong
John M. Steward
Indiana
Miinois
Dell Steward
Mantina
Phey
Miner Injured At Parnett Mine In Ground Fall
John Riley, a Parnett mine employee, was trapped by a ground fall at the 200 foot level this morning. He sustained a broken hip, multiple scalp wounds, and a crushed left hand requiring amputation of a finger.
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John Riley
Parnett
Bartlett Per Jury Case Postponed With ten months sentence
The motion for a new trial in the case of Fred A Bartlett was argued Saturday evening. The judge overruled the motion and sentenced Bartlett to ten months confinement in the Lewis and Clarke county Jail. A stay was granted pending appeal and bail set at 6000 dollars.
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Fred A. Bartlett
Tihe Knowl
Cutter
Jude
Bartlettt
Lewis and Clarke County
Bartlett
Court arguments on order to show cause in Heinze suit
Court notes show arguments today on the order to show cause in the case F A Heinze versus Carl Kleinsehmidt as administrator of John D Allport’s estate over the Minnie Healey mine. Attorney T J Walsh was asked to draft a form of order for submission to the court. In the McIntire versus Grey Jockey Mining company action, default of the defendant was entered and proofs heard in Clancy’s court.
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F. A. Heinze
Carl Kleinsehmidt
John D. Allport
Minnie Healey
T. J. Walsh
A.G. McIntire
Grey Jockey Mining Company
Dudge Clancy
Nolan's Caucus Ties Court Win to Precinct Result
Democratic committeeman Johan B Nolan of the 7th precinct was declared winner in the caucus in Judge Harrington's court. The proceedings occurred in the Laratile House on Granite Street as announced by the central committee.
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Johan B. Nolan
Mth
Annual Meeting of Butte Monitor Mine Stockholders
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Butte Monitor Prine Mining company will be held at the office of the company at No 32 West Granite Arrest Butte Mont Monday July 2 1900 at 2 oclock p m for the election of trustees and for the transaction of each other business as may properly come before the meeting Try order of the board of trustees Butte Mont June 2 1900 Dr German Dentist 114 N Main St
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Butte Monitor Prine Mining Company
West Granite Arrest
Butte, Moont
Board of Trustees
For Sale Furniture of Three Room House Ad
For sale furniture of a three room house and a house for rent. Inquire at 416 South Washington. Kent neatly furnished front room reasonable at 419 South Dakots Street.
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South
Washington
Kent
Dakots Street
St Louis Strikers Begin Guard Duty Amid Transit Turmoil
The posse comitatus members in St Louis were deployed on guard duty at transit company power houses. About 990 deputies were armed and drilled. deputies will not guard cars, police will. Only two or three divisions are running cars as strike sympathizers assault passengers. Women and children report brutal beatings and clothes torn in attacks on riders.
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St. Louis
Jone
Posse Comitatus
Missouri Democrats Convene for State Ticket Selection
Kansas City June 4 Tomorrow the Missouri state Democratic convention will convene to form a full state ticket. More than 1,200 delegates anticipated, one of the party’s largest gatherings. Most leaders already arrived and spent the day in conferences. Unanimity expected in selecting state office candidates.
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Kansas Ly, Mo
West Virginia Democrats Convening in Kansas City Delegates to Be Nominated
The state convention will convene here on Wednesday and is expected to be the largest ever held in the state. Delegates will be selected in Kansas City and the full state ticket nominated.
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Pulkerebirg
W. Vadune
Kangaa
Oregon Elections Quiet Voting Across State At Noon
Portland voters progress steadily amid new registration law easing process. Republicans express confidence while Democrats pause to await closing of polls. main contest centers on chance of successor to Senator McBride as fusion candidates and GOP vie for control in a two ticket race.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
McBride
Milwaukee Road announces cheap round trip to Philadelphia
On June 14 the M. & St. P Ry offers round trip tickets from St. Paul and Minneapolis to Philadelphia for 29.50 to attend the National Republican convention meeting June 1. Describes liberal return limits and good value, urging purchase via Milwaukee route for best price and service aboard the Plo new Limited.
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Wand
The
St. P Ry
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Holmes
Milwaukee
Allen's Foot Ease and June Railway Excursion
Curar office offers Allen's Foot Ease to relieve swollen feet and fatigue with a home remedy claim. Also an excursion via Great Northern railway to Philadelphia with June travel dates and a round trip rate of 268.50. Offices listed for agents and a news stand ad for writing supplies at Hollingsworth's Can and P. O. News Stand.
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Allen
All Druggiata
Shogatures
Yoc
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Snohomish
Tramwat
Crowley & Holland
Sim M. Crowley
Steve Holland
Holland
West Pari
Judge Nichols
Myer
Fitzpatrick
Sandard
Tobin
Anaconda Co
John Andrews
C. E
Order of Elks
Main St. Dy
Chief Lavell
Wm. A. Shifilbin
P. H. Burns
John Eakins
Singer Office
Omen Brow
Prynoe
Pits
Weat Park
Isabel Gliddon
Owsley Block
Tel
A. E. Jones
East Park
Charles Langlois
Lynndale
Lyndale
C. Langlois
Sam E. Davis
Broadway
Dr. Wells
Lawrence Kartebein
Sherman
Jack Bri
P.o.baba
Giacomo Bagzetta
Lois Oldani
Italy
eil+ genshiy
A. G. Allan
Joan
Dorothy Block
J. T. Brown
Silver Bow Park
Centralia
Wash
Coun Murphy
Gray
Rick Terrce
Y'Clark
J. W. Gilligan
Hare
N. Jackson Street
St. Patric
Sama
John Hulland
Wyoming Street
Frank Ortez
G. FE
Talon
Libby
Anit
Eid
Ani
Liebig
Montana Linen Co
Ohler
Livell
Tiffany's
Herrick
H. J. Blume
Aft
Barlett
Nolan
James H. Maloney
Dr. German
N. Main St
Stock Markets
New York
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Telephone
Driscoll
Bute
Vune
Dune
Fed
Steel
Manhattan
Nor
Pac
Com
Hong A
Nur
People's Tas
Burlington
Juwek Island
Tory Tory
Bere
Ui VT St Sugar Paul Tre
Federal Steel
John J. Ferrell Brokerage CO
ST. Louis Strikers
Posse Commitatus
Tom Morrow
West Virgina
Oregon Elections
Philadelphia
Curar
Ley Brook
P. O. News Stand
Hollingsworth’s Can
W . Park
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