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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
10
Boston and Montana orchestra hosts a dancing boating bowling and sports event with cash prizes. Trains depart B A P depot at 8:25 am 10 am 11:25 am 1:30 pm and 4 pm with last park to Butte at midnight round trip price one dollar.
Notice is published that Harry Z. Lewis of Hutte Montana filed Mining Patent Application No 4202 for 1400.6 linear feet spanning 240 feet westward and 1220.5 feet eastward from discovery on the Maryland Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The claim Burvey No iab in Town 3 North Range 7 West is described with corners and bearings, area 81 acres with 149 acres in conflict with Survey No 2078, and 08 acres claimed by Lewis. Location recorded in Silver Bow County Recorder page 382 in Book N Lodes.
Mrs Ursina Engi, fearing for her life, swore to a peace affidavit in Judge Harrington's court, prompting warrants for several union carpenters including EB Scott J Lathery Turner E L Grimelake John Doe and Big Jack. Engl pleads guilty bonds set at 500 and jailed after failing to find bondsmen. Turner pleads not guilty with 25 cash bond. Other arrests include Peter Rutl and James McCarney for petit larceny of brass device cocks valued around 24. Ladies invited to art exhibit at Singer office on West Quartz street.
Local social column reports D Y O Brineea in the city from Red Reese B Wam ieeee and Mrs George Sherman of Salt Lake visiting her husband. T B McDonald of Bridger coal mines is a visitor. Andrew Urquhart of Hassel Mont visits Butte. Miss Daisy Dawson leaves for two weeks at A J Davis ranch near Whitehall. G Langlais editor of La Patrie visits his uncle Charles Langlois. Mrs S C Harbour now in Canada visits J Gland’s family. George H Casey touring the National Park. long-term Butte resident. Mr and Mrs D P Kingsley visit and are hosted by C J Cutler. Kingsley is VP of New York Life. Rev Peter DeSierre, returning from seven months abroad, to speak at 11 o’clock mass tomorrow on his travels.
A. F. McCormick resigns as city ticket and passenger agent of the Northern Pacific after years of service. W. B. Brink succeeds him as assistant passenger agent. McCormick and Charles Perry have bought Hunter's Hot Springs hotel and will assume charge July 1. A special excursion train departs from Montana Union depot Sunday June 24 at 9 a.m. to Pipestone Whitehall and Twin Bridges with round trip fares 1.00 1.20 and 1.50 respectively.
Judge Clancy heard Chin Git and Chin You petition to restrain John B Wellcome W A Clark Jr J T Carter J G Link and Charles D Bretherton from tearing out the east side of their West Park Street restaurant to erect a party wall and granted the prayer of the petitioners.
A general good time with pleasant drive and excellent meals at moderate prices in Crystal Springs four miles west of Buite. Private parties may reserve the dance hall and music by notifying in advance. Dr. German, Dentist, 114 N. Main St.
Special to Inter Mountain Bozeman June 23 The alleged silver republican state committee led by C P Chisholm Charles Hartman and Frank Henry finished their labors amid a stormy session that drew a windblown scene and drew boos from Bozeman residents A liquor dealer seeking a seat was refused and reporters were kept out The meeting saw walkouts by members Judge Henry Hartman and Chisholm led bolts and the list of names read before the public included Hugh J Miller J C McLarthnes Brought in as alternates were George T Young W S Dotchette George W Pearson Otto Albrichbright Charles W Pomeroy Lee Elsenberg RH D Pils F H Ray George Opperman and Oscar Vanitassell G K Spencer J B Abbey and others
Court notes detail Kemper suing Barker for 115.80 on a promissory note and J H Leyson seeking court permission to pay 870 from A J Davis estate to Attorney Spearman and Sterling of New York. Mills ordered to pay 2,825 for services in selling a Granite Mountain claim interest. property sold for 7,450 to Lewis John rBos. John Beatty of United Commercial Travelers to attend Columbus meeting. Pipe stone travel fare listed. Strasburger Harness co. donated 25 for a fund alongside J Cline in a fire loss.
Hans Rosette sued Original Mining for 20000 damages claiming a cable broke at the Minnie Healey mine shaft on August 19, 1598 causing Andrew Rosette to fall 800 feet and die. The party seeks postponement in the hearing on a related order to remove a bulkhead, with witnesses Carl Davis and Samuel Barker cited as key absentees.
Michael Monahan failed to obtain papers after applying to Judge Clancy as witnesses could not prove ten years known. The judge questioned the applicant’s brother saying it is pretty hard to ask a man if his father is a rogue. Emil Schwartz’s application was refused for lacking five years U S residence.
Washington reports General MacArthur cable from Manila detailing June 13 reconnaissance of Tugayan river by Fortieth Volunteer Infantry under Captain Miller. Ambushed by insurgents, four officers and 100 men withdrew to a coast port. several killed and many wounded. Names of killed and wounded listed. final casualty details incomplete.
Liverpool June 23 Reginald Thomas Tower secretary of the British embassy at Washington travels aboard the Bataria which sailed for New York It is said he will succeed Sir Claude MacDonald as British minister at Pekin who was recalled due to ill health.
Judge Henry L. Warren a prominent southwest lawyer and former Montana chief justice died in Albuquerque on June 23 at age 36. Born in Quincy Illinois in 1887 his body will be shipped back for interment.
In Chicago on June 28 Sydney Lucas wins by four lengths with James second and Lieutenant Gibson third. Dr Wickes, surgeon of the Nicaragua canal commission, writes from New York about a tide water level route for a canal across the Isthmus. He describes an 800 foot cut, gaps in the divide, and a potential harbor on each side near San Miguel bay, suggesting the route could be worth tens of millions more than other plans, though Congress may reject the report.
Washington dispatch from Manila dated June 28 reports the Ninth Infantry departure delayed to June 27 due to a storm that wrecked railroad and telegraph lines and blocked access to the transport named MacArthur. Adjutant General notes the disruption hindered marching and communication.
Washington reports Admiral Remey at Cavite cabled the navy department an urgent request for more officers. He seeks three commanders four lieutenant commanders ten lieutenants twenty cadets and a fleet paymaster.
Five children perished when a house fire engulfed Mrs. Collier residence in Thatcher. The blaze occurred last night near Salmonville Arizona and the tragedy followed reports of a nearby cafe called The Grotto. Theo near the post office provides location context.
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