Supreme Court Halts Boston and Montana receivership action
The Supreme Court enjoined the district court in Silver Bow and Thomas R. Hinds the receiver from taking possession of the Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining property. The order delayed further action to March 22 1899 and required show cause why restraint should not continue. The writ stemmed from contempt proceedings and contested motions to stay and increase the receiver bond amid ongoing arguments over prior orders and remittitur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Boston and Montana Mining Company
District Court
Thomas R. Hinds
Clancy
Boston and
Montana
Remittitur
Boston
Jurge Clancy
John J. McHatton
Forrester and MacGinnis
John F. Forbis
L. 0. Evans
William H. DeWitt
Louis Marshall
G. H. Hyams
J. H. Vivian
C. 5. Batterman
C. R. Davis
R. H. Dunshee
John H. Miles
Richard Dawe
Hinds
Toston
Cliney
Sherif Avo
Supreme Court of the
State of Montana
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copmerr and Silver Mining Company
Second Judicial District Court of the State
Lof
Second Judicial District Court
Silver Row
Ransom Copper
Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company
James Forrester
John MacGinniss
Poston and
Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company
Flefend
Plainiff
Silver Bow County
Thomas 2 Hinds
Eid
Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver’ M. Company
Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Minjig Company
Theodore Brantly
Henry G. Rickerts
William J. Curtis
Red Lodge Weighs May First Special Election Bond Issue
Red Lodge orders a May 1 special election on a 5000 dollar water works bond and forms a committee to plan a volunteer fire department. Livingston council eyes a eastern river dyke project to guard against flood, following a failed contractor default. Attorney Miller presents a 45 taxpayer petition urging dyke construction and funding. Bids for the dyke work will be advertised with a 25th instant deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Livingston
H. J. Miller
Counecil
Goughnes
Shoe sale notices and scattered names across city merchants
A fragmented OCR listing many names and places from a Salt Lake style market page. It includes numerous individuals such as Grady, Roath, Myers, Atherton, Ladd, Lunn, and others, with scattered city and state references and a line advertising shoes for men women and children priced around 2 to 8 dollars at Tassel's on West Park.
Medin Criticizes Holland Over City Clerk Salary
City council session features Alderman Medin pressing for the resignation of county treasurer and city clerk John G. Holland. Debate centers on Holland drawing the city clerk salary while not performing duties, with the mayor defending that the office work remains covered. The council also sets polling places and appoints judges and clerks for the upcoming election, naming locations and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medin
John G. Holland
Holland
Eter
Adjgourn
Holkind
California Renit Company
Mound CG
J. Williams
Deaiers
Wilson & Co
Atlantic
Ferret
Choek
Witter Maine
Witter
A.C. Tethgman
John Powelle
Aginet
Hille
Totes Mountain
Thy Sitet and Alley
Darther
Te Anavonda Mining Company
Pees Gamares
Covert
Tron
Thornton Ives
Om.c. A. Apleing
Ways and Means Committee
Bowman
Thornton Avenue
Pranklin
Iron Streets
George H. Casey
Highland Avenue
Maiden Lane
J. F. Hughes
Jackson Street
C. R Holley
Montana Street
W. H. Winter
Zowa Street
Silas King
Adam Parady
Block Butte
John BE
Curran
John Lynch
John Parker
Thomas Driscoll
John Anderson
J. T. Whitty
John Rob
Montana and Nite
Dan Hastings
Clark
A. J. White
J. H. Maloney
W. H. Paxson
C. W. Newton
J. T. Murphy
Ward by ward election officers listed city hotel and armory
The report lists each ward and its polling place with designated judges and clerks. Third ward selects a Florida hotel site with J H Page and J 2 Nolan among judges. Fourth ward uses Armory with L Stetheimer and Henry Cassidy as judges. Fifth/ Pitth ward notes East Park with Nick Jahreiss and John Lavell as judges. Sixth ward 53 West Galena with Robert Elliott and Hank Noble as judges. Seventh ward Corner Gaylord and Second street with d 8 Nixon and Tim Crowley as judges. Eighth ward not yet located. will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Flordide Hotel
J. H. Page
J. 2. Nolan
John Hayes
C. H. Moore
Pred Bush
J.R. Johnson
A. A. Crossman
Fourth Ward
Armory
L. Stetheimer
Henry Cassidy
Geo. Lewis
Mose Lipschutz
Chas. Bausman
Thomas Booth
Frank ®. Jones
Pitth Ward
Sss's
East Park
Nick Jahreiss
John Lavell
J. Devitt
C. B. Hoffman
Chambo Clerks
Ed Pollard
Thomas Fitzgerald
Sixth Ward
West Galena
Robert Elliott
Hank Noble
Jos
Klaftki
D. McGregor
Walter Tallant
Dick Thayer
G. Schurer
Seventh Ward
Gaylord
Second Street
Nixon
Tim Crowley
Niles
Erickson
Gee
F. Bartlett
Clarks
C.H. Littl
A. T. Brown
Eighth Ward
Hater
Local notices and business ads from Butte area
At Lynndale a Sunday stage leaves at 2 p.m. for Gandale with stable services in Bigsleigh priced at 7.00 and a band wagon at 800 while the dance hall offers free supper and dancing Sundays. Amos Turkish Baths at Broadway and Main promotes new staff H P King from Ryan Hotel and a day shift lead. baths run day and night with attendants and 1.00 Turkish bath and 0.21 plain bath. Tassel’s shoe sale at 25 W Park advertises value in local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandale
Chas. Largtots
C. Langloww
H. P. King
Ryan Hotel
St. Paul
Amos
Broadway
Main
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver Queen
Ceylon
A. Booth
Main and
Galena
Bisn’s
Miveographs
Calkins’ Book Store
Main Street
Butte, Mont
Ducan & Jones
East Granite St
B. National Bank
Eutte
Evans
Kodak
John G, Evans
North Main St
Huie Pock & CO
Cever
South Main
Butte
The
Boston & Montana Company
TLE Hotels
M. T. Grady
Chas. Roath
New Yorki
Alch
Chicago
M. Collum
San Francisco
G. P
New
the McDermott
C. A. Magreth
Tunbridge
C. C. Grannis
Duiuigten
Berry
Minneapolis
la. Quintin
St. Pauls
Houston
Spokane
Butler
W. Pemberton
City
W. Chett
A. A. Bartcles
T. W. Poindexter
Welena
Fe. Price
John G. Tuttehte
York
L. T. Blood
Avon
John Thompson
Tassel
West Park
P. J. Brophy & CO
Ramona
Lynndale
Park
A. M. Turner
Main ST
Dress Making and Tailoring Establishment
A. Ewert & CO
New York City
Hast Park Street
East Park Street
Electrikure Co
F. F. Shadduck
Lock
Mont Anaconda
Note
CE Wendell
North Main Street
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