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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1900
Page
8
Horrific scene as the mangled bodies of Tom Kelly and Jans Murray are recovered after the Stewart mine blast. Clothing and partial remains identified the men, who were found under heavy timbers. Coroner Julien awaits inquest setup tonight or tomorrow morning as relatives prepare for burial.
Great Falls defeated Butte 6 to 3 as Indians capitalized on early runs and home team errors. Hammond started the scoring for Butte, with Perham, Larkhall, and Anderson contributing. Great Falls added two runs in the fourth and two more later, aided by fielding miscues. Weather was raw and attendance sizable as the visitors won a crisp, low error contest.
At a Saturday meeting the league directors reviewed protests from clubs including Great Falls vs Butte and Great Falls vs Helena. The sole sustained protest concerned the Sept 6 Great Falls Helena game, which was later thrown out. Championship games will follow the season's close as a two game series, with the winner determined by the first to two wins.
At a Saturday night meeting of the board of trustees of the State School of Mines only three members attended: Tuckards, Long, and Mouthrop. Warrants totaling 4280.19 were approved. President Leonard cited 21 pupils enrolled and protested delays in furniture delivery. The board discussed student qualifications, aligning exams with those of Houghton and Golden schools, and decided no age limit. next meeting set for Saturday.
Hon J E Richards Judge DeWitt and Eugene Carroll with the Alice band left Butte for Billings to meet Governor Roosevelt and escort him to Butte. Lee Mantle stayed home due to his mother’s illness. Citizens may assemble at Republican headquarters at 2 PM to parade to the depot for Roosevelt’s arrival. The High School bugle and drum corps will accompany the club. If bad weather arises, alternate plans will be made. The public is urged to attend regardless of party. Byron W Cook resigns as Republican club chair to run for county office. The executive committee meets tonight at 8 PM at Republican headquarters to map campaign plans. A full attendance is desired.
The members of the republican clubs of Silver Row county and all citizens of Butte and vicinity are invited to meet at No 107 East Broadway on Tuesday September 18 at 2 PM and proceed to the Great Northern depot to escort Governor Theodore Roosevelt to the Butte hotel. George W Irvin President Clinton H Moore Secretary
Labor party delegates gather at Judge Clancy's courthouse for a county convention likely to reveal factional splits over fusion with bank democracy. Patrick J. Keane may be temporary chairman with Frank Pelletier secretary, while controversy centers on independent action versus fusion with bankers.
The report records bids by BE L Chapman 48 representing James A Murray who bought several high value lots. Purchasers must also pay back taxes in addition to the final bid price as some late entries show only one year's xe due.
This morning in police court four drunks faced fines, two paying $6 and two sent downstairs. Jerry Sullivan pleaded not guilty to fighting on South Main Street and was fined $10 and committed until paid. A tale of theft and a suspect named Lizzie led to a tense scene in which Bloomquist’s purse and $12 were involved, but charges shifted and the case likely folds.
Chairman Clark of the board of county commissioners presided over a public auction in the county courthouse rotunda. The sale included county acquired real estate due to tax nonpayment, with parcels mainly on the city outskirts and the top bid reaching 22.
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