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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
15
The article details multiple divorce decrees granted, outlining cases of abuse and infidelity. It lists plaintiffs and defendants including Bettin, Julia Purcell, and Esther Feldman, noting custody decisions and settlements. The narrative references testimony, domestic conflict, and judges presiding in a city court during 1890s proceedings.
Hotel gossip places Senator George H. Stanton of Great Falls in Butte on legal business. He recalls Botakee Frank E. B. Corbett as a capable, amiable attorney who impressed legislators during the Helena months. Stanton praises Corbett as fair minded and loyal to public service, noting the sadness of his death.
Up to 1 o clock today 4209 people had registered in two districts and officials expect over 10000 by close. Registration was split between North Arizona street and the second district in the armory auditorium. Judge Clancy gave the county attorney until tomorrow to file exceptions in the murder in the second degree case against Thomas Pooley. Stenographer William Wilson was ordered to prepare a narrative transcript of testimony. Pooley, over 50, seeks to view the bill of exceptions before death.
In district court today the suit filed by W W Adams against F A Heinze over the water pond beneath Columbia Garden was dismissed as settled. Adams claimed John Macinnis, Heinze's agent, exploited his illiteracy to sign a paper he would not have signed.
John Heby was arrested this afternoon at Main and Galena streets after stapling a penny stamp. In the patrol wagon he attempted to dump Omtee McGillie into the street, prompting a resisting officer charge. He faces Judge Sullivan on Monday.
John Want a man with a history died about six o'clock yesterday evening at a local hospital. The remains were taken to Sherman for burial. Cause of death was pneumonia. Funeral probable on Tuesday. Ward once wealthy and lived in Portiite through adverse circumstances. Served in the state legislature and once ran a saloon in Viowhe, Ney. Survived by a daughter Cathyerty and several sons. Wife predeceased him.
In Walkeville tonight the three wards nominate delegates for the upcoming municipal gathering. Third Ward lists Henry Woodthrope Cyrus Retallick J B Trevarthan George McLeod Pat Cavigan I N Chapin Edy Mathews C J Bennett John Hamilton David Rundle among others.
The Mackel trustee suit against Ras Rochester reached trial in federal court with the jury likely to be seated this afternoon. The plaintiff seeks to recover goods valued at 8459 or equivalent money, claiming the Bartlett to Rochester transfer defrauded creditors. Rochester asserts a bona fide purchase at 75 percent of an estimated invoice price, claiming he paid 6244.25 for the goods hoping to secure a store lease, but was unsuccessful.
The Butte Mining and Development company advances the Emma claim shaft to 180 feet with rising shaft mouth and new equipment planned. Boilers engine safety cage and gallows frame under construction. Seven samples show silver and copper with small gold.Ore quality improves with depth, promising longer life for the mine and regional impact.
David Meagher charged with second degree assault on Jerry Sullivan will enter a plea in Judge Clancy's court on Monday.
Minnie Healey mine was closed yesterday following a Supreme Court ruling noted as Tee Ton, affecting operations and continuation of reception. Local officials cited legal uncertainty and economic considerations in the shutdown.
The recently acquired property from Miles Finen is under litigation due to conflicting interests. Boston & Montana company believes an early settlement will be reached to resolve the dispute.
At Sutton's society buzzes as FL Davis, pioneer of them all, brings Uncle Tom to Luton's for three nights and one matinee. The run begins Sunday night March 17 with a matinee the following day. Four performances in total.
Thousands filled Indianapolis streets as General Harrison lay in state. Soldiers saluted the casket draped in Stars and Stripes while civic groups, veterans, and officials paid respects. The state house crowd moved smoothly under police guidance as business closed for the tribute before tomorrow's ceremonies with President McKinley and other dignitaries expected.
Withinton Virginia reports a strike closing all mine operations at the non Lic Park and Logan mines as workers walk out March 1. The action touches major mineral sites, halting ore output and prompting union talks.
A March 1 report from New York notes low London mood due to Russo-British tensions influencing open in New York. Manhattan led gains with several issues higher, while Great Northern and Burlington saw notable moves. overall market buoyant but cautious with profits taking. Money on call is nominal. sterling exchange near 4.87.
Commodities and livestock prices move in a crowded Chicago session with cattle receipts light to moderate and hogs steady to firm. Wheat and corn show bursts of volatility while oats and soy futures trace modest openings amid overall price shifts across grains.
New York on March 16 reports weekly averages for associated banks showing loans at 914,812,700 down 3,976,000. Deposits 1,006,185,600 down 3,242,200. Circulation 31,585,600 up 116,600. Legal tender 72,120,900 down 444,400. Specie 189,428,000 down 1,706,000. Total reserve 261,549,000, pecohay 2,150,100. Reserve re aired 261,546,400 down 1,415.7%. Surplus reserve 10,002,600 down 714,675.
Garrett Green, an employee at the new smelter Works, was injured while hoisting iron on a building. A heavy iron fractured one leg and badly lacerated his thigh. He is hospitalized receiving care. St Patrick’s day mass planned at St Paul’s on Monday at 9. Mrs. Frank M Brown named organist at Presbyterian church. Mrs Jane V Maring seriously ill. 1505 names registered at city hall for upcoming election. Mrs L W Mandenhall hosted card party at 614 Locust St on Wednesday night.
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