A.LESS Justice of the Peace of Said Township
A.LESS serves as Justice of the Peace for the township. The terse notice identifies the role and jurisdiction without further details.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1900
Page
3
Motion for a New Trial in Mulville vs Pacific Mutual
In Judge Clancy's court Samuel Mulville executor of Charles F Young's estate appeals a denied insurance claim of 4000 dollars on Young's death by a Montana Union train. The case arose after a 200 settlement with a public administrator and has twice yielded verdicts for the plaintiff, now totaling nearly 10000 with interest since 1892. The Supreme Court granted a new trial, testimony was later admitted, but the verdict remained for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mulville
Charles F. Young
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Young
Montana Union
Clancy
G. W. Stapleton
William Scallon
District Court
Supreme Court
Meadersville
Pacific Mutual
Boston
Mulville
Caue
Court notes on insanity charge and civic actions
A county physician filed a complaint charging John Murphy with insanity after custody. An information accusing David Stern of forgery dated February 26 was filed. he was arraigned and pleaded by Saturday, with W. J. Naughton to defend. William H. Quall and Peter Barrenstein were admitted to citizenship. Judge Clancy presided over a light session. Several cases were continued or sent to the docket foot and next Saturday for hearings or deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Murphy
David Stern
Department No. 2
W. J. Naughton
William H. Quall
Clancy
Peter Barrenstein
M. J. Connell
Washoe Copper Mining Company
Mary Vrooman
George Vrooman
Laurence Harris
F. J. McCleary
Westlake
Duffy
Sues for Divorce and Child Custody in Cruelty Case
Freda Selma asks the court for a legal separation from William Selma on cruelty grounds. She alleges October 23 assault, marriage December 7, 1696 in this city, and a 28 month old child. She seeks a divorce decree, child custody, and regaining her maiden name Freda Bjorklund. Henry Body also sues Martha for divorce on cruelty grounds, alleging varied attacks from June to September, including water, knife, hatchet, and a one and a half inch gash. They married May 27, 1897 in this city. W B Carroll is plaintiff’s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Selma
William Selma
Freda Bjorklund
Henry Body
Martha
Thin City
W. B. Carroll
Separate pastorates created for two Methodist congregations
The South Butte and Meaderville Methodist pastorates, long served by a single minister, are to be separated due to growth. The two congregations will now have distinct pastors and administrative structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Butte
Meaderville
Clergy assignments for Butte and Meaderville churches
Pastor changes announced with Rev J W Taft continuing at South Butte church after previously overseeing both congregations. Rev Robert Shafter appointed to lead Meaderville congregation in the updated pastoral plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iding Hitler
Jacob Milla
J. W. Taft
South Butte
Robert Shafter
Meaderville
Incendiary Fire Threatens Idaho Street Frame Building
A frame building at 210 South Idaho Street owned by Alexander and occupied by Mrs. P. W. McDonald was set ablaze in four spots, three on the first floor and one on the second. Firemen battled the flames preventing major loss, finding coal oil soaked wicks between boards on the second floor. The lessee was away. furniture insured for 1000. A false alarm at Schimpf & Bagley saloon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incendiarien
Idaho Street
Alexander
P. W. McDonlad
Sanger
Granite Street
Schimpf & Bagley
West Park Street
Josh
Schimpf
Misunder Mortgage Action Overpaid On Loan
Mary H. Bottego filed suit against Michael Carroll and A T Morgan to recover 262 dollars she paid beyond the amount due on a 500 dollar loan secured by a mortgage on the south 26 feet of lot 8 block 1 Travonia addition. She alleges she signed the mortgage without knowing it had a power of sale clause. The property was sold and bought in by Morgan, and to regain it she paid 850 dollars though only 688 was due, covering principal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Bottego
Michael Carroll
A.T. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Travonia
Walkerville Republican Convention Call
A Walkerville Montana party notice calls a GOP convention for March 19 1900 at the Social hall to nominate a mayor treasurer police magistrate and three aldermen with ward caucuses on March 15 and primaries March 18 4 to 8 pm to elect delegates. Charles McFarfield chairman John J Doidge secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Walkerville
Montana
Judge Marsland
Cyrus Retalick
Charles Mprrifield
John J. Doidge
Local briefs summarize small notices and deliveries
Dr Reed dentist 115 North Main. Orton Frogs pianos organs 219 N Main. Bates Montana Music Co Tel 504. Tinware roofing cave troughs and smoke attacks made to order A E Jones 266 East Park. C G Dolman changes law office to No 2 Silver Bow block Eheney Driscoll Mitchell moved to East Park Street Silver Dollar Saloon chemicals and assay supplies Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co 115 East Park Street. Remains of Frank Fagen to Nebraska by Sherman undertaker tomorrow. Buttertove Repair Co for fixes and Home Comfort ranges Phone 629216 Park. Funeral of William M Green today at 2 p m from Shermans undertaking parlors. New brand of Fresh Oysters served only at Shermans Cafe. W J Larmour admitted to practice in U S courts today on motion of Dygert. Office of Macdonald Lynch removed from No 67 East Park St to D Goldberg ticket office No 21 North Main. $15000 damage suit of David Sidenbender transferred to U S court. Sidenbender, 13, fell under freight train at McCammon Junction. Oregon Short Line railroad defendant. Sidenbonder negligence alleged. Dr German dentist Tl N Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reed
North Main
Orton Frogs
N. Main
G. Bates
Tiner
Montana Music Company
A. E. Jones
East Park
C. G. Dolman
Silver Bow
W. J. Larmour
United States
Dygert
Macdonald & Lynch
East Park Street
D. Goldberg
David Siden
Bender
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Sidenbonder
McCammon Junction
Batterman Denied Paying for Erickson Affidavit in Mine Receiver Case
The Snohomish and Tramway mines case resumed before Judge Knowles with arguments by Receiver Harris and Montana Ore Purchasing Co. Testimony recounts an alleged offer of $1,000 for an affidavit in favor of Heinze and arrangements for future employment, which Batterman denies. Witnesses testified about conversations, while time books and affidavits from mine staff were submitted in rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Snohomish
Batterman
Toto
Erickson
August Harkins
Boston & Montana Company
Mr. Batterman
Affiant
Haron
Affant
Heinze
Hagen
Sinilar
Frank Mingesser
Evans
Mc Hagton
P, Co
Man Guilty Of Petit Larceny At Justice Court
In Justice Harrington's court M J McCarthy, once a night clerk for the Misses Daugherty, faced petit larceny charges. Prosecutors said he took $27 from the sisters, bought clothes, and attended a funeral to honor a former employer. The defendant claimed he intended to return the money. the judge found him guilty but suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Ig Sinter
Jude Harrington
Refunding Charge Pending Dismissal Under 30 Day Understanding
The agreement provides thirty days to refund the money with the understanding that if the funds are refunded, the charge will be dismissed.
Copper mining shares lead trading with Amalgamated near top
Boston and Montana stock rose to 33.09 during the morning before slipping at the close. Amalgamated hit 95 percent while Butte and Boston reached 67.44 and Parrot 4.64. Directors of Amalgamated and Anaconda scheduled a March 21 meeting to discuss future dividends as Boston and Montana benefited from strong smelter performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
Amalgamated
Butte & Boston
Parrot
Amalgamated and Anaconda
Boston
Montana
Butte
Calumet & Hecla Mohawk
Butte Liquor Dealers Win Case Against Fredd
City of Butte v ER M Freed hearing before Judge Sullivan finds Fredd guilty of selling sqnora and beer without a city license. City Attorney Lamb with John Bloor of the Liquor Dealers association prosecutes. Judge Sullivan says saloonkeepers deserve protection and imposes a $150 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
ER. M. Freed
South
Malin Street
Sullivan
Lamb
John Bloor
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Personal Notes From Butte Montanas Daybook
Personal items list Frank Conly and Tom McTague visiting from Deer Lodge. Ed Lynch J A Leggat and Joe Vuco vich left for Pipestone Springs. F M Shaw bookkeeper for American Developing and Mining at Gibbonaville visiting Butte. Frank M Sullivan editor of the Montana Catholic plans east trip for about three weeks. Edwin Summers New York attorney and writer to edit the Catholic during absence. E H Merritt who held the contract for sinking the shaft of the Watacka at Rochester basin is in town. Messrs Carl H Hand and W L Hoge to leave for property inspection. Hand mining engineer in charge of Payne mine at Sandon, BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conly
Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
Ed Lynch
J. A. Leggat
Joe Vucovich
Pipestone Springs
F. M. Shaw
American Developing and Mining Company
Gibbonaville
Butte
Frank M. Sullivan
The
Montana Catholic
East
Edwin Summers
New York
E. H. Merritt
Watacka
Rochester Basin
Messrs
Carl H. Hand
W. L. Hoge
Hand
Payne
Sandon
B. C
House Proceedings on Conference Report of Financial Bill
After passing minor measures, the House moved to the conference report on the financial bill. Representative Overstreet spoke on the changes, saying most house bill principles were kept except for national bank franchise taxation and affirmed the gold standard as foundational to national business prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Overstreet
Senate dispute over Allen misrepresentation on silver coinage
In Washington on March 13 the senate heard Charles Allen rising to a privilege question. He claimed certain newspaper correspondents misrepresented him by reporting that he abandoned the Tree coinage of silver. He declared he was a ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Allen
Debating a Speech and Personal Statements At a Meeting
A speaker urged free and unlimited coinage of gold and silver at 18 tolas, but was interrupted by Turner of Washington who reminded him it was a final statement. Allen yielded, then Butler attempted a personal statement on a related matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Turner
Washington
Allen
Butler
No Kentucky Trouble in Frankfort as Legislature Opens
Frankfort March 13. Apprehension of further trouble has disappeared as both houses of the legislature meet without disturbance. Governor Taylor reportedly will stay in Frankfort and continue his fight for his views until the governorship question is resolved. The Senate and House plan to adjourn sine die before midnight amid pending legislation including Triplet's $200,000 militia reorganization bill under Governor Beckham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Tao
Taylor
Beckham
Germany's Attitude on Mediation Demand in Africa
Berlin reports a semi official note stating Germany would join mediation between the Orange Free State and the Transvaal if essential conditions are met. The German stance requires both belligerents to clearly desire mediation and to prefer peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Boers hold Biggarsberg positions near Ladysmith
The main Boer force is in position at Biggarsberg while General Joubert camps at Glencoe. Dundee is believed to be lightly garrisoned despite strong fortifications there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Biggarsberg
Joubert
Glencoe
Dundee
General White sails from Durban aboard for East London
Notice includes a dissolving partnership Canney and Wright with Joseph Canney retiring Edwin Wright to continue the firm in Butte Montana on March 12 1900. Also ads for products and services including Muntzer Superb beer bottling and rental offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
Sir George White
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Eee
Thompson Paint & Wall Paper Co
South Africa
Great
London
Evans’ Book Store
North Main St
Seth Germade
LSC
Coor's Dither Store
E. Park St
White Front
North Main Street
Fifth Avenue M. &J
Anicola M. &J
Frincess
N. Main St
Thos
F. Courtney
CRE
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Court of Bankruptcy
William Connell
Bankjtrupt
Wiliam Connell
Thompson Campbell
State OF Montana
County of Jefferson
Whitehall Township
A. Less
A. R. McDonald
Jaintiff
Fred Sherley
A. Lees
Jeffermen
Whitehall
A. D
Ditors
Young Estate
Pacific, Mutual Company
Thomas Jones
Burt Marsh
Walkervill
Eheney, Driscoll & Mitchell
Silver Dollar Saloon
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
Nebraska
Sherman
Undertaker
Buttertove Repair Company
Park
William M. Green
Sherman's
Cate
Dr. German
Dent
Injustice
Kentucky
Germany
Muntzer
Butte Brewery
John N. Pee Etek Meacher
Canney and Wright
Jos. Cansney
Edwin Wright
Butte, Mont
Joseph Canney
ED. Wright
East Granite
Hast Park
Bee Hive
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