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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1900
Page
13
In Anaconda the Hoffman victory appears amid a broader outcome for the county, with Republicans poised in several precincts. The county continues to favor reform and public order as officials report improved conditions, while appears a reassessment of local governance following recent events.
Velie White and officers expelled about twenty drunks from the Henke lawn amid a tense period of factionist activity. The drive occurred during a campaign, as the elite group nears the end of its influence. Court sessions opened with Judge Napton setting two criminal and several civil cases for the November term. The Burns murder case and Willam Murphy larceny case were docketed, with Murphy linked to the Lofty Mahoney gang.
Judges Napten orders CLV court sessions with multiple cases scheduled from November 26 to December 1. Listed parties include Liv Larson vs City of Anaconda, Tutte vs Bill Frigoll, James Gillespie vs James Hannon, Charles Milloy vs Peter Trudel, Reman vs Mra Treard, and Kulte Mercantile Co. vs J B Gnose in various districts and times.
State renaty elect J. M. Kennedy returned to Silver Bow last night to a rousing reception led by a brass band and a display of red firework crackers. A crowd gathered at Be Asbury depot and along East Turk Avenue as townspeople cheered Kennedy, who opened with his musical number Old Kentucky before thanking friends.
Anaconda adherents were given a specs ro and free transport and left on an early train to Butte for a ratification demonstration this evening. Colonel Ty O Leary led the group with Hulet noted yesterday afternoon.
Chairman Walker announced the board will meet Thursday to review returns from the late election. County Clerk Martin received many ballot boxes from precincts yesterday and today. Officials expect the count to take ten days to two weeks to complete.
The Anaconda school board held a special meeting last night selecting M. J. Fitzpatrick as delegate to the Helena convention next week. Superintendent Kilroy reported October enrollment with an average daily attendance of 129.
Local notes report the city council will convene next Monday while county legal actions loom. Subpoenas issued in Burns murder case. clerks await judge Napton’s next Wednesday session as disputes over precinct votes and fraud claims surface.
Amused by its abundant humor, attendees plan a revival of all associations with a lighthearted tone. This is a plan for all, promising inclusive participation and a cheerful gathering.
Local church notices list multiple services across Butte. Union Thanksgiving service set for Thursday at the Auditorium with Silver Bow Ministerial Association. sermons and Sunday school plans noted for Immanuel Presbyterian, First Church of Christ, Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal, Mount Bethel, Unity, and First Baptist among others. Choirs, cantata prep, and midweek prayer meetings are scheduled, with emphasis on inclusivity and attendance.
Notice to printers from Silver Bow County Montana invites sealed bids for all printing including legal ads blank books and publications for two years from December 4 1900 to December 1 1902. Bids due November 20 1900 at 11 am to county clerk with marking bid for printing. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. OSL Panning Plaintiff v.
The State of Montana sends greeting to George W. Fanning. You are summoned to answer the complaint filed in the Clerk of Court, serve your answer within twenty days after service, and risk default judgment. The case seeks a decree dissolving the marriage, awarding custody of the minor child, and other relief for abandonment and failure to provide necessaries. Clerk Clinton O. Clark notes the filing date as November 9, with attorney W F Davis representing the plaintiff.
No 4318 APPLICANT Narcisse Ledoux and Joseph Lebouchere filed for 11.84 acre Apex Lode in Tuttle Pine Mining District Silver Bow County Montana with net claimed area 410.28 acres after excluding Maud S Lodman area. conflicts with Maud S Lode. survey 6089. in ownership of T28 R9W. first publication October 27, 1900.
United States Land Office Helena Montana October 27 1900 notice that Josiah F Ferk and T Clow Miles have filed for a patent for 1500 feet of Elkhorn Lode located 750 feet east and west from the discovery shaft. The lot is described with specific bearings and distances beginning at the southeast corner and includes 60 acres. Adjoining claim Buckhorn Lode to the south. George D Green Register M T Baker Claim Agent. First publication October 27 1900.
No 4319 notice from United States Land Office Helena Montana dated October 27 1900. Josiah F P hic Clowes Miles and John Lawrence file for patent for 1471 feet of Buckhorn Lode mining claim in Moose Creek District Silver Bow County Montana. Discovery cut posted October 25 1900. Survey Number 6083 Township 1 North Range 5 West. Beginning at northeast corner marked 1 6083 blazed on a pine witness trees describe bearings.
The document details a mining claim of 10.33 acres at Buckhorn Lode with precise boundary bearings and distances. It notes the Buckhorn Lode location is recorded in Lawte Locators book in Silver Row County and lists an adjoining claim named Hikhorn Lode to the north. The notice is signed by Haker, U S Claim Agent, with first publication dated October 27, 1920.
George Schirem files a contest affidavit against Henry M Wolf for a tract in section 34 township 4 range. Wolf heirs have not resided or cultivated since 1896. Contestants and heirs must respond by November 14 1900 before Notary G M Parr at Butte City Montana. Final hearing set for November 1900 before the United States Land Office in Helena Montana. Publication ordered due to service difficulties.
Notice records Patrick E Mahoney of Putte Montana filing for a patent 1070 feet of the Boller Lode in Camp Creevis Mining District Silver Bow county Montana The description covers a 41.97 acre claim with adjoining claims El gin Lode and Ruby Lode In estate matters James Nelson Spulman deceased will probate set for November 10 1900 at 2 PM in Butte court with Mary E Spulman seeking letters testamentary.
Archibald McFadden and Kate McFadden petition the Silver Bow County court to be decreed entitled to the residue of Robert McFadden deceased estate. They seek approval for the realty share held by the administrator and ask that the residue be awarded to them. Hearing set Saturday December 22, 1900 at 2 p m in Butte courtroom.
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