The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-25
HELENA NEWS NOTES
Failure of Gilchrist Brothers, Well
Known Lumber Firm.
BY THE BOARD OF PARDONS
Supreme Court Decisions-Frivol-
Gus Appeal and a Penalty Inn
posed-New Incorporation
Gam bling II Gus Closed.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

made an assignment to-day for the
benefit Of their creditors. Knute OPP
helm, trusted employe of the firm, Is
the assignee. The assets include real
estate. mill and machinery, horses and
wagons. lumber and outstanding ac-
counts. Three classes Of creditors are
mentioned. The first class includes
those 10 whom wages and borrowed
money are due. amounting to N2.299.
The second class embraces concerns
from whom material has been bought,
the total being $3.50, The third class
creditors have $4,000 coming. and Of
this amount $4,000 Is due the Mer-
chants National bank. The firm says
1t was forced to this step by being
pressed too hard by the bank.
The Phoenix Electric company of
Butte was incorporated to-day by John
+. Cowan and Others. Capital stock,
100000.
The board Of pardons to-day ap-
proved the governors pardons In the
following cases: David Davies. con-
victed of murder in the second degree
for the killing of Charles Bliven. In
Beaverhead county. and sentenced for
10 years; George +. Wilson. who was
convicted OF burglary committed In
Deer Lodge in 1892 and was sentenced
10 six years. Wilson Is a young man
OF good antecedents. his father being
very prominent citizen Of oregon.
Ex-Governor Pennoyer interested him
self In Wilson's behalf. and the jury
which convicted him and the judge and
prosecuting attorney in his case petit
toned for his pardon. An Wing No.
IL years ago killed Chlnaman In
Missoula while acting In self-defense.
He has been serving in the penitenti-
ary on a life sentence since that time.
All will be deported. Albert Smith.
convicted of murder in the second de-
gree and sentenced in July. 1891. for
being implicated In the killing Of Jo-
seph Fretwell Smith was only techni-
caIly guilty, as his companion. +. j.
Clavin. fired the fatal shot. The gun
was aimed at a person who was max
ing an assault on both Smith and Cla-
win. but the bullet struck Fretwell
who was only a bystander. w. II.
Linebarger. who was sentenced In Au-
gust. 1891. for six years for assault In
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