Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05

TIE news IN BRIEF
Ernest V. Lippincott an old timer Of
Sun River died yesterday at the home of
his sister. Mrs. S. H. Lemon, Great Falls.
Frank B. Wilcox of Great Falls yester-
day filed in the United States court
clerks office at Helena a petition in bank
ruptcy. Liabilities over $40 900; assets
about $4,000.
Marcus Daily heads the list of winning
owners at the Queens county Jockey club
spring meeting at AQueduct, which closed
yesterday. His winnings amounted to
St, 1900, nearly twice those of his nearest
competitors.
Montana postmasters were appointed
yesterday as follows: Jennings, Flathead
county, Miss Maggie McCardy, vice Benz
jamin w. Jones, resigned. Laurel, yell
lowstone county. Edward L.. Fenton. vice
W.. j. Haynes, resigned.
George F.. Boos, manager of the Mis-
soulian, has been notified that he will be
appointed superintendent of the printing
department of the census bureau with
headquarters at Washington. 1t is a
seven years job with a salary of $4,000 a
year..
w Eddy a Butte youth who ran
away from home several weeks ago with
@ gang Of toughs surrendered himself to
the Denver police Wednesday and asked
to be sent back to his home as he was
thoroughly Disguised with his compan-
ionship. He will be returned to his
home.
Attorney William Wallace, for the Bos-
ton & Montana yesterday at Helena filed
q motion with the supreme court to have
vacated the order made by the court We'd
nesday modifying the injunction issued in
March to prevent the Montana Ore Pur-
chasing company from working the john
town under the Pennsylvania ground.
The Gold Treasure Mining company
was Incorporated yesterday at Helena by
d. b. Collins, J. j.. Barrett, NJ. F. Ken
needy, all of Marysville, and S. Hughes, Il.
M. Crumrine, G. r. Sherman and William
pany is at Butte, while operations will be
panyis at Butte, while operations will be
carried on at Marysville. The capital is
$3.50, 900.
The state board of par1ons yesterday
confirmed the action of Governor Smith in
~pardoning Frank Feren, convicted in JEFF
ferson county Jan. 90, 1894, OF robbery and
sent to the penitentiary for ten years. The
governors action in remitting $15G of a
fine of $3.50 imposed upon J. J. Daley for
threatening with a deadly weapon was
also approved.
Acting Secretary of the Interior Ryan
yesterday approved the apportionment
of the appropriation for the education of
Indian children at the sectarian schools
during the fiscal year 1900. Following are
the allotments for Montana schools:
Blackfeet, II pupils, sos per annum each,
1886; Grow, II, SIS each, $ 1886; Flathead,
so, sos each, $500; Fort Belknap, "a,
$103 each, 1852.
The police of New York are looking for
Joseph Trimborn, manager of the Mon
tana Brewing company at Great Falls.
Mr.. Trimborn went there to meet his wife.
who was returning from a visit to friends
in Germany. They were to NEE: at the
Grand hotel. When the steamer ca,ne in
Mrs. TrlmbOrn t~elephoned from Hoboken
to the hotel and was told he was register
ed there but was not in. AS q natter 5f
fact, he has not been seen since Sunday.
Nothing has been heard of him since, and
Mis-. lIIIllDolH 10 lily SlcllCd All aldii III
was sent out yesterday.
The Boston Financial News yesterday
evening published the result of the appli-
cations 70" the stock in the Amalgamated
Copper company, just Incorporated under
New Jersey laws, with a capital of $751;
coo. 900 1t says:
After throwing out bids that were. on
examination, proved to be the efforts Of
spectators totake advantage Of the great
interest to make money with no risk, and
after throwing out bids unaccompanied
by checks. or checks that were not Satis-
factory. the first class amounting to
$40, 900 600 and the latter over $G2, 0G0, 900.
the total cash subscription was found
to have reached the gigantic sum of $412,-
600, 0C0, which gave to each subscriber ia
per cent of his subscription.
1T is not known how much money was
represented by the 300 subscribers who
were too late, but it is estimated at $500,
900, O00-five of the 300 had single subscrip-
tons Of 81 ,000, 900. 1t is estimated that the
sum total of the subscriptions that were
thrown out, or that arrived by messenger
or were mailed-for mail is still pouring
into the bank was between $500, coo, 600
and $500 600, GOO, which, added to what in
siders had intended to secure for them
!; selves, would havecarried the total to
more than 81. 900, 600, 900. It is estimated
also that there are a great many, who,
anticipating a. enormous o~vcr-supscrip-
ton, have refrained from subscribing and
will purchase in the open market"
The Financial News further says in re-
gard to the sources of subscriptions:
England sent its subscription for $780,
! 900. 900, Germany and France 800. OCO. OOO