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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1900
Page
4
May 10 Anawunda reports a lively street scene as Street Commissioner Shovlin and Father Coopman clash over a sidewalk project on East Fourth Street near Blicka property. No injuries occurred amid raised voices and derailed plans for parish funding. A county board meeting is planned to discuss bonds, warrants, and various county business.
Ony Ryan and Dan Murphy, accused with two other men of assaulting Pac Vatteran at Currotl Pieschy, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace yesterday. They were fined and stood costs. Larry Dy pleaded not guilty and will be tried in a few days. Halloran to be discharged as cases clear in a few days.
Local items note visitors and guests in town including Black, James Canty, Mrs J Collins, and Miss Sheila Napton. Opening of the new courthouse set for May 16 with Towey visits mentioned. Several notices of travel, medical updates, and missing details plus advertising for sales and services appear among police, church, and community society notes.
A jury in Judge Bevine's court decides a dispute between Eph Evans and Walter Sbiton over a line fence east of Anwcenda. The mayor of Suten awaits the surveyor's report to determine the exact land boundaries and lowlands involved.
Evans and Staten disputed a fence line over property. An assault occurred when Evans struck Staten in the face and Staten arranged for his men to seize and relocate his fence portion. The men tore down part of Evans fence by mistake, and arrests for malicious mischief followed amid testimony about holes and damaged panels.
Joseph A. Lewis of Butte and Harriet T. Evans were married yesterday at the bride's parents home 622 Hicke street with Rev. Alfred Brown officiating. Only close relatives attended the private ceremony. Mary Augusta Daly served as maid of honor and the couple plans a tour in the east.
Raneom Tuble aged 72, a pioneer prospector and miner in Montana, died yesterday afternoon after several months of a head injury illness. Relatives reside in New York state and his remains will be shipped there. Also notes a sale at Hill & Green’s, a Hotchwood hall commencement for Teer Lodge high school on Friday May 15, with a 10 member graduating class and various musical selections and diplomas to be awarded.
A historic county party notice outlines a May 10 caucus and May 12 primaries to select delegates and alternates for the Silver Bow county convention in Butte. It lists precinct sites, delegate counts, and urging all Republicans who support party principles to attend. Also includes mining patent notices and claim locations for several lodes with technical details and official signatories.
United States Land Office Helena Montana March 7 1900 notice of intent to patent 6.67 acres in Summit Valley Mining District Silver Bow County Montana for the Little McQueen Placer claim lot 5656 with adjoining claims listed and survey details, names George Green Samuel Barker Jr and others. The notice also covers Mining Application 4187 for Golden Crown Lode in Jefferson County by Mountain Chief Blackwell Consolidated Mining Co with attorney Guy L. Reed and details of survey and conflict with Evening Star lode.
Notice is given that the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Company will sell at public auction on the specified date the personal property for freight and storage charges. Description: 116 pieces of red sandstone suitable for paving sidewalks consigned to Silver State National Bank, destination Butte, Montana. Public sale at No 18 South Wyoming street Butte Silver Bow county Montana.
Public notice details a 1900 bond issue by School District No. 1 in Silver Bow county Montana for 50000 to finance school buildings. Bonds of 1000 par value, 4 percent interest, auction bidding, 2 p.m. May 26 at the trustees room Butte, terms include minimum par bid and $100 surety check. district reserves right to reject bids. Also includes mining notice of labor costs owed and claims in Xenophanes Placer Mining claim and mining patent application in Helena office.
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