The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-04-09
John BLOOR BAILED
Butte Men Go on His Bond and
he Walks Out Of Jail.
HIS TRIAL CONES UP IN MAY
And Buckley's Too-A. J. Davidson
& Co Asslgn-mann's Pay stop
ped-New Arid Land Conn
Medicine Men.
specIal plsnateh 20 the standaId.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Helena, April s-John Bloor got out
of jail to-day. Judge Smith approving
the bond for $1,000 brought over from
Butte this morning by Patrick Meaney.
who went To that city Tuesday 10 look
them up, Bloor's bondsmen are Adolph
Pincus and Harry Blumkin u Butte.
The bonds were secured by ]. \. Tai
bott Of Butte. a personal friend ot
Bloor. Pincus and Blumkin. II is said.
are not even acquainted with the in
dicted secretary OF the senate MIR.
Bloor win remain In Helena several
days before going home to Kalispcil.
His trial and that of Representative
Martin Buckley. for accepting bribc.
viii probably come up In May
The state board Of medical examiners
concluded Its two days session to-day.
dozen applicants for certificates were
examined, hut as the papers have not
yet been passed upon, II liz impossible
to announce the successful candidates.
The state Medical association was To
have met In Helena to-day In annual
session, hut owing To- delayed trains
and professional duties only four mem
bers from outside Of Helena responded
Ia the roll call, II was decided To post
pone the meeting until tomorrow. when
II is hoped morc will be present. Re
grets were received from many doctors
In all parts of the state.
A. J. Davidson a Co. dealers In grain.
wool and farming implements made
an assignment this evening to Edward
u. NELL. There are no preferred cred-
tors. A few days ago the company was
attached BY New York bank on a
claim for s., 200 and the attac chment was
released to-day and an assignment
made for the benefit of all creditors.
No statement of liabilities or assets can
he secured tonight. but II Is said hY
the attorney for the assignee that air
creditors viii doubtless be paid Ia
full
Attorney General Nolan, In an opln-
ion addressed 10 Governor smith.
chairman of the capitol building COM
mission. to-day advised the commission
To pay Architect George X. Mann, em-
ployed 10y the old commission. no morc
money on account. Mann was paid
81, 500 The attorney general SAYS that
he ought In be satisfied with that and
that the state is not liable for anything
under the contract which provided for
a sl,O0o,o00 building and 10000 archi-
tcct's Zee. The opinion goes into affairs
~ the old commission in detail and tells
why the state cannot be held liable.
The new state arid land commission
| organized to-day 10y the election ~ ex-
! Governor Joseph X Toole as chairman
and e. - Reed secretary. The organ
/ lzation was something of "A surprise tu
the public generally here. as rugior had
| II that Mr.. Reed. who was appointed
| 10 the long term would he made chair
| man and Donald Bradford secretary.
| II was unotiiciallv reported tonight
/ thai the result of the election was a
| surprise To two members uf the com
| mission and tn Governor smith himself
| The governor. however, AT no time has
expressed "a desire tn dictate In the or
/ ganilntlun. saying that the matter vas
] entirely in the power ~ the board. rh"
/ day VAS spent by the commission IN
I discussing the nrv afid land Law
/ There VIII hc no hastr iu tho work ~
| the commission aS liv IMPORTANCE
| II starting OUT right viii Insure dcllp-
! Grafton NJ arttou of any Kind was
taken to-day except 20 elect officers.