The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-19
PHILIPSBURC NEWS.
Another Highway Robbery Cnse-Arrival
of Mining Ofaciais from Sc. Louis.

Another Highway Robbery CAse-ArrivaI
of Mining Ofsfciais from 81. Louis.
Special to the Standard.
PHILIPsBuRG, May 1s.-Thc Bi-mctallic
and Granite Mountain diGnitaries arrived
yesterday from St. Louis, and the stock
holders meetings for the purpose OF Sc
lecting trustees for the ensuing year for
the Bi-mctallic company will he held on
the 18th and that Of the Granite company
on the 2Oth.
There are as yet no new developments
i'm the robbery case. The man who stayed
at the Kaiser House on the night after the
hold-up and caused so much suspicion
and talk by his sudden disappearance and
strange manner was seen by MIR. Miller
late last night and he says il Is not the
man. Mr.. Miller is still of the opinion
that he could readily identify the despe-
RADIO should he ever see him. There are
Others, however, who believe that Miller
has undoubtedly frequently seen the rob
ber before. and as he failed to recognize
him at the time OF the hold-up he would
hardly he likely to now, as the
very few moments they were together
must have been of intense excitement to
both Mr.. Miller and his wife.
Nr. Fox, OF the firm Of Howder 4 Fox.
of Deer Lodge, Is here In the interest of a
building and loan association lately started
at Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harding gave an ice
cream party To few Of their friends last
Friday evening. A very enjoyable time
was had. Ii was IA farewell party to Mr..
Harding's mother, Mrs. I. A. Miller, who
left this morning for her old home in
Tunkhannock, Pa, after n residence here
of about five years, in which time she has
made many near friends who greatly re-
gret her departure. Mrs. William Ham
mond accompanied Mrs. Miller as far as
Deer Lodge, where she has gone on a visit
to her daughters, Mrs. William Coleman
and Mrs. j. A. Hyde.
Last night man named Sullivan was
held up at kirkville and robbed Of about
$50. He to-day made a complaint before
Judge Bateman against Joseph McGregor
and James Harvey, charging them with
the crime. They will bc tried tomorrow
morning .at 10 o'clock. They are all a
pretty tough crowd. Sullivan included.
In the Independent of the 18th, the fol-
lowing in regard to the Iron Mountain
company's election appeared: "There
has been some dissatisfaction with the
way the old board managed the company's
affairs, and among the old board there
was considerable opposition. The result
was that the obnoxious members were
either voted out of the directory or so
associated with new members that they
will have but little tn say i'm managing the
company's affairs. Samuel Wood was re-
elected "a trustee, but August Mcdonald
was defeated" This is not true so far as
Mr.. Mcdonald is concerned, and does
him great injustice, as he was not a
candidate for reelection as trustee of the
Iron Mountain company. and could not
and therefore did not allow his name To
be used in that connection, as his many
other business interests claim his entire
attention. He is AN old and respected
citizen of this place and his many friends
here will be slow To believe that his pres.
cDcc would be obnoxiou any place.
John q. Morony, the competent young
deputy clerk and recorder. is here to-day
from the county seat on a short visit tc
his friends and relatives.