Habeas Corpus Hearing Set In McHugh Case
James P. McHugh petitions the district court for a writ of habeas corpus alleging unlawful detention since January without a warrant or filed information. Judge Clancy orders sheriff to produce him at 2 o clock Saturday for the petition hearing as officials investigate the burglary charge connected to Mamie Smith's room burglary in a Wyoming street lodging house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. McHugh
District Court
Clancy
McHugh
Thomas Wilums
Mamie Smith
Wyoming Street
Helena Wins Eleven Inning Thriller to Take First Anaconda Series
Helena edged Anaconda 8 to 7 in eleven innings as Pilcher delivered the winning run and the Helena bats came through in clutch spots. Great Falls then beat Butte 10 to 9 in twelve innings in a error filled slugfest as Thieleman fanned three and Davis struck six. New Butte addition W F Dunleavy signed to play third base, arriving after departure from Oakland, with Miley McDonough training for first base and possible position changes for Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Anaconda
Pilcher
Great Falls
Butte
Thieleman
Davis
W. F. Dunleavy
Oakland
Cal
Hammond
Schmeer
Miley McDonough
Williams
Special Excursion Trains From Montana Union Depot
Northern Pacific runs two Sunday excursions June 24 from Montana Union depot to Deer Lodge and to Pipestone and Twin Bridges. Deer Lodge trip departs 9:00 a m returns by 8:45 p m. return from Deer Lodge at 5 p m. Pipestone and Twin Bridges trip departs 9:00 a m returns from Twin Bridges at 7 p m. Round trip fares include 7 dollars to Deer Lodge and return. Pipestone and Twin Bridges 1.30 and 1.50 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Montana Union Depot
Deer Lodge
Butte
Pipestone
Order in Dawson Case Seeks Court Restraint on Trespass
In the suit of W. J. Dawson and others against Elizabeth Strasser and Alma B. Hinkle, an order requiring the defendants to appear in court at 2 o'clock on July 7 and show cause why they should not be restrained from trespassing on the Dawson lode claim has been issued by Judge Lindsay. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Butte Monitor Tunnel Mining company will be held at the office of the company No. 33 West Granite street Butte Montana Monday July 2 1900 at 2 o'clock p m for the election of trustees and for other business. By order of the board of trustees JAMES H. MALONTY Secretary. Butte Montana June 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dawson
Elizabeth Strasser
Alma B. Hinkle
Dawson Lode
Lindsay
Butte Monitor Tunnel Mining Company
West
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
Board of Trustees
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Court of Banktey
John T. Nagle
Hotice
West Park Street
Butte
Montana
Miss Alice McAndrews Sails For Nome Adventure
Miss Alice McAndrews, winner of the Inter Mountain Cape Nome-Paris contest, departs tomorrow from Butte with full gear and letters of support from Montana figures. She travels via Great Northern to Seattle aboard the Garronne, may visit Great Falls and Spokane en route, and hopes to work in Nome’s papers or beach for gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McAndrews
Inter Mountain
Cape Nome-Paris
Cape Nomella
Great Northern
Great Falls
Spokane
Seattle
McAndrews
Montana
Nome
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
Lee Mantle
Lghter
Publc
North
Butte
Irving
Senator Mantle
Have you tried the Grotto Personal
F L Graves Bannack placer man is in the city. James T Finlen leaves today for Paris exposition. State Senator Jerry Connolly came from Granite today. Frank D Brown of Philipsburg swapping stories with Butte friends. Major J H Monteath Blackfeet agency chief arrived to stay a few days. A E Driggs and Pat Mullins returned from Salt Lake. they are interested in Carbonate Hill mine in Utah, which they report looks splendid. Dr German dentist 114 N Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Graves
James T. Finlen
Jerry Connolly
Granite
Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
Butte
J. H. Monteath
Blackfeet
A. E. Driggs
Pat Mullins
Salt Lake
Carbonate Hill
Utah
Destructive morning fire engulfs Reed's Livery and Troy Laundry
A massive morning blaze on lower Main street in Butte destroyed Reed's Livery Stable and the Troy Steam Laundry, with losses estimated between 45 000 and 60 000 dollars. The Reed building valued at 5 000 dollars, owned by an Anaconda concern, and the Troy Laundry owned by M. J. DeLano and Walter Trenerry suffered total losses. several vehicles and horse stock were lost, with only six old hacks saved. No insurance covered the key structures, and origin is believed to be the laundry boiler room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Main Street
Mercury
Silver Streets
J. R. Reed
Troy Steam Laundry
Reed
Troy
M. J. DeLano
Walter Trenerry
Charles Kenyon
Deer Lodge
Cline
Floyd
Kenyon
Salvation Army
Reynolds & McDowell
Bell Telephone Company
Dr. Johnson
Wats Company
Eschle & Co
Dr. Hansen
Pat Mullins
National Undertaking Company
Inter ,Mountain, Case, Gravelle & Irvin Company
Campbell
McCrimmon
Symons Dry Goods Company
MacNevin
Ed Daly
Unique Tailoring Company
Weyerhorst
Cobban & Co
EB. L. Whitmore
McFarland
Thompson
Stevens
Lee Mantle
Paul Johnson
Harry Ashworth
Refrigerator sale at the Bee Hive and creditors meeting
The Bee Hive advertises Alaska refrigerators at cost with prices as low as 6.50 for a family size unit and urges shoppers to price them now. The notice also lists tailor services, sewing machine supplies, and funeral home offerings. A June 1900 bankruptcy filing for John T. Nagle triggers the first meeting of creditors on July 2, 1900 at 2 p.m. in Butte before Referee Thompson Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
West Granite
Local Briefs From Butte Real Estate and Services
Local notes list services and ads including piano lessons at 436 South Wyoming, stage schedules for Lynndale trips, tinware and roofing by Langlois, stable boarding by Pride, rooms for rent in Dorothy block, advanced piano lessons, apartment offices for rent near the mine, and a sale on California olives. Also announced are a marriage at the Southern hotel, a former Butte resident returning to town, watchmakers Rubenstein at 73 East Park, furniture and lodging ads, lost bank notebook near Granite and Park, and elegant furnished sleeping rooms at Sherman House on West Quartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oMoe
Eee Bros
Xesti & Dolman
Owsley
Lynndale
C. Langlois
A. H. Jones
Bust Park
Charles Langlois
B. Broadway
Dr. Wella
California
Purchase
A. G. Allan
Dorothy Block
Butte
Hd Grosser
Building Trades Council
Inter Mountain
Manitus
Montana Liquor Company
George W. H. Holtenhoff
Anaconda
Frances D. Skelton
Southern Hotel
Justice & A
Bigelow Imperial Axminsters Now Within Reach of All Homes
Reduction on Bigelow Imperial and Hartford Axminsters brings luxury carpet within budget. Bigelow styles drop from 2.25 to 1.40 per yard and Hartford from 1.75 to 1.05, with borders optional. Durable piles and rich colors pitched as palace quality at affordable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Imperial
Hartford
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City Water
Meaderville
West Broadway
Richelieu
van Camp
Zane
Cash Grocery
Main
Galena
Park St
Basin Ice Company
Mclean
Granite Butte
The
Colton
Colton Peara
Colton Grapes
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main St
Dawson
Sherman
James H. Malonty
Miss McAndrews
Gold Fields
Dr. German
N. Main St
Graham
Farina
Steey Aed Ac
Seaman E. Cook
East Park Street
Hodge
pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Butte, Montana
Reed’s Livery
BEE Hive
Knights Templar
Knight of Pythias
F. Fisher
Main St
Continental Tailoring Co
Chicago
Thompson Campbell
Eee
Noel Jubinvilte
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arizona
Mr. Jubinville
Rubenstein, Watchmakers and Jewelers
W. Porphyry Street
Topeka
Park
Rev. J. Allen
West Mercury Street
Sherman House
W. Quartz
St Michael's
Eevee
BBC
Cash Grocers
W. Park
Axminsters
Wiltons
Free America
Bundhar Wiltons
Logie
R. R
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
Butt
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