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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1900
Page
8
Attorneys for Colusa Parrot and Anaconda mining firms reach compromise in federal suit. Bond set at 50000 with conditions for damages if injunction fails. Defendants allowed limited drifting crosscuts raises and levels to explore No 1 vein while maintaining safeguards and reporting ore yields.
W H Black commander of Lincoln post No 1 G A R says members of the Grand Army of the Republic Women's Relief Corps and Spanish American organization will jointly observe Memorial day May 30 Lincoln post will not issue invitations but invites all loyal citizens teachers pupils of the schools Rock Eyes and organizations to join with the veterans in the observance of the day.
Weather permitting, personnel will line up by seniority in the parade order. If conditions worsen, the parade feature will be abandoned and a revised programme of exercises will be issued later.
Judge Knowles heard a motion by Robert E. Taylor’s attorney George A. Clark to set aside taxation of about 1750 dollars in the Chinese boycott case. Clark contended the master’s 20 per diem was excessive and questioned the necessity of witness testimony. Judge overruled the motion, noting the need to show immaterial portions of testimony and that fees reflect the master’s qualifications.
Judge Knowles resumed the motion for a new trial in the Michael Devitt case. Cotter presented John Gillie testimony from 1898. Forbis closed, reviewing Chase raise Windlass vein testimony and affidavits on jury misconduct. He warned against attempts to influence juries with misleading articles. A ruling was promised later.
A quit claim deed records transfer of the Plumber quartz claim from Edwin Wright to Butte Consolidated Mining. The instrument appears to reflect a $15,000 exchange despite a dollar symbol, with $15 war revenue stamps attached. Located near the Boston & Montana smelter at Meadersville, it is bounded by the Mott, Chima, and Bully Boy lodes.
Key claimants Stewart lode owners Hennessy and Abbott accuse James Ryan W A Clark and Thomas Hinds of underground ore extraction totalling 332132.50 dollars. They allege Sandberg owned the ore beneath the surface until 1900 and as owner faced trespass. plaintiffs seek injunction and court relief to stop further trespass and damages.
Judge Lindsay bans careless probate handling by attorneys and administrators. He requires claims to be verified, promptly presented, and properly written orders to be filed. J P Collins filed final account in Barbara M Hauser estate after urging discharge. Estate valued at 164.30 with fees claimed by attorney and administrator.
Judge Lindsay announced a May trial calendar listing cases set for May 7 May 10 and May 11. Notable matters include Richard Fisher vs Jane Fisher Silver Bow Plumbing & Electric Supply Co vs E P Manchester Sophia James vs W J Dawson and others. Additional cases: Tony Hoff vs Frank Hoff John A Stewart vs Parrot Mining Co M H McNulty vs James McVeigh B W Colburn vs Mollie Miller Eugene T Wilson receiver vs John J Henry W H Mathews vs W C Orton George W Baldwin vs John C Moebur Thomas J Mefuire vs FM Alexander and related injunctions and damages matters.
In a United States district court session Judge Knowles set the personal injury case Camp versus Colusa-Parrot Company for trial Friday next week after attorney Shropshire argued that the opposing side’s former counsel, Attorney Lee, has died and others from Colusa-Parrot can proceed. The April fire department report shows April losses and property value totaling 6000 with 1000 in building damage and 1178 in expenses. The notice also includes a local advertisement about a move of a P.O. and coal office to 4 East Broadway by S. J. Monroe Co with new stock and Kemmerer coal agents.
An odd claim states the only permanent cure for dandruff is to kill the dandruff germs. The text suggests glossy hair means no dandruff, while thin brittle hair signals the problem, implying a simple remedy or belief in a universal solution.
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