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New-York tribune., 1901-06-03
GOODWIN. MATILDA E.-In pnrsnance Of an

ORDER q Hon. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the
sous having eams against % Mstd Go9dwa ~ ia,e per- Of
s onee 81 ,efof m he to pessni % tRe o sane
NS 55 Ierty s soroug6 @ o Mahhsttan In thS cT 81
N s % 9n Y6- % % & & a s9S 5S 6sy % peSs Of Jgns n6 1870
KPWARD G. iooDWINN, HENRY L GOODWIN.
sTIIisON < WILLIAMS. Attorneys for Executors. IS
Liberty ST. Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner G.
- Thomas surrogate q the County o. New York
essns Maria w!g65 late q ne county q Sew YORK
the & Of sTah e4omue % e Wall ,ree esiHs' n S .
CITY o New I9r on or before the st day OF July next
4'e' -.s" 'o' aARSARET 4 wRfGHT 1eca5rir 'SSH
sTIITvAN & CROMWELL Atrys for Execu'riz. as
IN PURSUANCE of an oruer of Hon. Abncr
2. Thoras Surrogate Of the County OF York.
Notce Is hereby give 70 en persons having claims
decesssd 70 present the same with vouchers hereof
the once Of Deyo. Duer Bauerdorf. attorneys 10
L,Eoaaway u The CRY Of New York; ;o6d Manhattan
oeTSe S ne 81 5lf[eenth v cav ,. ~ AuEus' 1901 ~
'0N JTIIE eI FfssIR 81 EIfFTRary E1ers,r, lSgl
DEYo. DUER & BAUERDoRF, Att5rTsys for Execu-
trix. No. ll5 Broadway. New York CITY. Borough Of
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Hon
AbneT G Thomas surro-ste Of the County Of New
against Martin ey late Of the couni9 Of New '1R' Yorh
s,,is~-if-s- rlacs -
once 4 Bowe.s SANDS 81 Street in the Bor@
ousa 81 @ Si.y OF y" AoFk on or before the
BOWERS SANDS. Attorneys FOR Eaeautri4. ''N
yTANDERVOORT, WILLIAM In pursu
s e. Z 4. az sa oFasT Of Of zsp H & sR & =
al person having claims against William J.. Varder-
late of the County cf Nep deceased
with vouchers
their place q transaet!nE business - Nassau
Street in the Borough II Naraatfan. Of New
IOrk. before the hftserth t5v % October next
Dated New York the so;h day Of March 1901.
GEORGE W COTTFPUI.
WILLIAM II. THOMSON.
Executors.
Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York civ
4 DNERTTSEAENTs and subscriptions for l-t.lne
- received their Uptown Office. l242 Broadway
p door north OF D m. advertise-
nent received the following branch regular
office rates until s O'Clock .. stL-ave s e.
cor .3dst: 152 9th ave. 12h-st: Macys Gth-ave
and 14th-st.; I32 Columbus near 6th-st: IOe
West 42d-st-. Gh-a 90 East I4th-st 25T
42d between eth and sth 100 I33s
3d-ave. between 10th nth SITS: ave
6lst-st: l7Os 1st-ave s9th-st 756 Tremont-ave
600 Sd ave. 554 3d-ave 2lO Bleecker-s
30 Bleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-06-03
HELL WANTED.

hIuLC-
ATTENTION. Men wanted. cheap trip %
Europe. - 10 London Liverpool. Glas
gov. Hull Hamburg Bremen. also free
passage procured. shipping offices : Citu-
tou-st and ~ West tst. New York.
WANTED Two young men. between -
and b years Of age to learn our bust
ness. as statesmen, then as managers, must
be of good education and address. honest
and energetic Apply with references
EALCH BROS. co. 1876 9th ave.
WANTEp.-Men 70 travel 10 Europe by
sisting feeding live stock on fast steamers.
also experienced cattlemeu for steady work
Can personally ATLANTIC SHIPPING OF
FlCE, 05 Ist-st. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-03
II PrRSUANCE OF AM order of Hon. Abner c

Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New York
Notice Is hereby given % all persons having claims
against Henry A Ferguson. late of County New
Yu-i deceased. he
or the subscribers. th-r place uf
ness, AZ the office Of John A. 4 a :. Mares No.
broadway. Borough of Manhattan a New
York, before the 9th day 0f December next.
Dated New York. the 3lst day of May. 1901
JpiN A a A :. MAF-r<@ Attorneys Administrators
WILLIAM FERGUSON.
JAMES r. FFsRGU USON.
STRAIT r-v
New-York tribune., 1901-06-03
HELP W ANTED.

Female
GOOD COOh. willing TO serve As waitress
in family # thee. small apartment. Ap-
PLY AT The Stratford corner S1st-st. ard
Madison ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-03
Gurroqate5 Notlces

GARLAND. JAMES An pursuance of an
o-,9 aFdsT leg q H2 AbnsT c T5oass Surrogate oc n.
having claims against James A Gcrard late o< Gbs
thereof - ne zrfscrib@rs a, ;reiT mn
a. ES Jys 80 a T., M ne o F{ro,rl Fahnss,oek az Co
TIC City Ct New York. before he ff,eea;h day ~
Dated New Te5 Ii ls 70 19a cay SfTs & PTssc2%n5 1900
RoBzitT b. p0Dso% Execator-
to- 10 - Wall street. Borough O: Manhattan. city
u pursuance Of an order Of Hon Abner G.
notice is hereby gwen " ali = persons R525s csg s apl35; 1q5
sss17fs ar fe Place 4 ,ans9ciinE 6ns.ness. .; tie
CITY OF Ne4 York, On or before the tenth day Of No
Dated New Torf tre ,h,ra DAY q May. 1901
M1EIE E. {. sTEISBHr5iGE. Ell;
CARTER AND I.EDyARp At,o-ners FOR ETeS9,or "A
Wan 81. Rarouea % Manhattaa y. Y CITY
II PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner
e. Thomas. sLrTogate of the County Of New York
I-zabetha sc6warzvader sometimes Known as k9ts .
6s;as sc'Tar-waaer ia'= 81 the Count Of New York
sFse'fe5 % ~ & al '6er & plaGe =. tra2sacng business
I-oa1way in the CITY oS New YORK Manbata, No ldS ~
before f5. ihs & Fifyeenth t day On Q; august 1901
-''' Ne" Sg 1@ @S scA 1i2S2 81 Lt659E5R'5y 1901
20 &ia YAK cy Broass Of
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon Abner
c. Thomas. Surrogate ot the County Of New-York
August Grer late q the COUNT Of New YORK deeeased
ers at their place o 'ransacng business the office OF
Deyo Duer Bagerdorf attorneys. No. l15 Broadway.
teeath day OF August. 1901
Lated New York. the Ninth day Of February. 1901.
PATLISE I,t1II II 3,0IHF GRE1FF' Executors,
DETo DYER & pRAgERDcRE S @ Attorneys , f9E E5s'a a.
Manhattan
IN PURSUANCE Of an c.uer OF Hon. Abner
g Thomas. Surrogate of the County Of New York.
~ IS 5roy F ven 70 al EegroTs ling ella as5inst
the vouchers subscrib-
rdr s m % Rs Ra Sc Of 90 business s the he sGf 9f
ten IN the CITY Of New York before the 22d day Of
Dated = = S,w p Tqgk r,f he l,2 ga DAY q 1901
HORACE RUSSELL. Attorney Executors.
way. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF an orler Of Hon. Apner
No,, = ho1ss p surrogate OF the County Of New York
Charles j. Stevens late OF tR G'sn s ~ ,a % We d
ceased 10 present fh with
Sssssa street IN The city OF New YORK.. before
MERfl4F ifs3.F fsy aA2ffRSD 2ffsRSi5 dSa 5SSo
Nassau street. New York city. -
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas. Surrogate County OF New York
notice hereby persons having claims against
Louis Perceval late & County % New York de-
subscriber, his place traasacting business No 100
Si1th Avenue n ne Borough of Manhattan. city or
Dated New Hofi me i. Sgi day p2!r; q APE1 m 1901
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executor Il
Broadway, New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abnpr C.
: Thomas, Surrogate Of the County OF New York
araGst eary en EI l a R 9s @ Ss c5a5g asy2s claims @
Yu-i deceased the
New-York tribune., 1901-06-03
PIANOS.

PIANOS TO BgMT
fcr city or country. at reasonable rates.
N1fgG 9WrD 25 East l4th St. y. !.
W WdGSM5,A Fulton & F.atbIsh. H:5lyn.
AsSORTMENr tine new and used upright
pianos. bargains. monthly payments
WALTERS 1C5 West 32d sr near R'way
New-York tribune., 1901-06-03
NI'OIth WANTED.

wonk WANTED.
Female.
COMPANtON. &c.-Hy refined middle aged
person. as companion. nurse. assistant
hOusekeeper govecness 20 delicate child. OF
any position e.. trust, TO objection to coun-
try: Competent. "higing FIVE ears. refer. refer
enee. present position Address EMORY
6l9 hosciusko-st BrookIyn.
COMPANION. &c.-Ry young woman of
refinement. "a useful companion. attend
ant 20 elderlt lady. assist with housekeep-
ing sewing. etc. references. HAMILTON,
ll6 Arlington-ave.. Brooklyn.
COMPANION. housekeeper o~ any position
OF trust. by youn-- lazy; Canadian; best
references Address $. STUART. Ii9 West
l3th-st.
COMPANION. Sc.-By Young Canadian lady
iady's companion Cr private secretary.
good reader and musical: excellent refer
eures from Toronto and New-N0rk. Apply
70 Mrs. KLINGENFELD, Jos Hancock-st..
Brooklyn.
COMPANION.-By refined young lady: good
sewer: obligins. hest references. Address
+ :. 2G East 1dth-st
CuMPANIoN or ATTENDANT.-By Amer
irar woman ~ refinement 70 invalid or
elderly LAZY. assist with sewing, reference
:. Box =. l.@4@ broadway
' lif-h ? \ MON ter man lduAt cultured,
wishes TO accompany lady chaperon
young girl going 10 Europe; no salary, but
travelling expenses. ". r., Postoffee Box
", ArdmoTe. Penn
GERTRUDE EUHLMAN. contraIto soloist.
available for concerts. musicals. festi-
walls. vocal, piano. mandolin instruction;
voice trial free Studio. $40 I'acific-st..
near 4sh-sVe.. Brooklyn.
GovERNEss. exceptionally wen qualified
experienced traveller: FreEch, German.
English: musical full charge children;
travelling or country. highest references.
Address LESSONS. l22 East 25th-si.
HAIRDREsSER wants few customers in
or aut Of city; gives special attention TO
scalp ane nair. Address J. RIVERS, I54
Wefi oed-ss.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-03
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hanc
wood and iron working machines: fully
suarantss1 machinery bought and
Chs E@d GFC II. FECY. 33S Madisou-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-03

c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice IS hereby given tC al!
Louis Perceval late & County % New York de-
ceased. thereof he
sqbscrher at his place OF traasactng business
sixth Avenue the Borough Manhattan CITY OF
New York. before the 18th DAY October next.
Dated New York. 3rd day o April 1901
CHARLES L PERCEEAI.. Executor.
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executor a
ET0adWay. New
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
PROBATE BUSINESS
JUDGE M'CLERNAN MAKES Or
DERS IN ESTATES TODAY.
BOND IN INGERSOLL ESTATE,
Filed This Morning and Appraisers
Observation-Disclosures APP
pointed and Estates Dis
tributed.
DND IN INGERSOLL ESTATE

In the estate of Robert G. Ingersoll,
deceased, newly created here in the
district court the administrator, Mr..
Harris filed his official bond of $4,000
before Judge McClernan this morning.
The judge then made an order ap-
pointing appraisers in the estate.
In the estate of Sarah Mcdonald and
others, minors, an order to sell real
estate was made by. Judge McClernan.
The estate contains $500.
An order confirming a sale of real
estate in the estate of Timothy Shee-
han, deceased, was made by the court.
Public Administrator Collins was APP
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Robert E. Marclay, deceased, by Judge
McClernan.
An order was made by the court set
thing the administrators account and
decreeing distribution in the estate Of
Patrick F. Doyle, deceased. The resi-
due of the estate awaiting distribution
was $1020
Alex McCauley was appointed guard
ian of the McLoon children by Judge
McClernan. The estate is valued at
$8161O. Sg5<
An order settling the estate and dis
charging the Administrative was made
by the court in the estate of James
TrelOar, deceased.
Judge McClernan admitted to probate
the will OF Edgar NARROW, deceased.
An order decreeing distribution in
the estate of Henry Nickel, deceased,
was made by the court.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
SCENE OF SPLEND0R
sYMoNS GRAND OPENING A SIGHT
TO BE REMEMBERED.
RICH GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Butte Store a Dream for Shoppers and
IAN Oriental Show of the Great
Emporiums Of the
Earth.

Symons was name to conjure with
Saturday. 1t was a name that brought
OUT beautiful women, richly endowed
shoppers and those of artistic taste who
az preciate the elegance in trade as well
as in art.
,Itiawas the acme Of grand openings,
and, the spacious salesrooms of the
Synfons Dry Goods company were
throhged with the beauty, the fashion
and the arbiters of good dress of Butte.
The opening followed two days of
closed doors, during which time the ex-
perts of the silk counters, the decorators
of the sales corridors and the makers
Of latest styles had their way to the
exclusion of eager buyers.
Predictions Are Justified.
The display that followed fully justified
the predictions of the advertising man
there wasn't anything on earth
tc appeal to the woman buyer that
couldn't be found in the wealth of ex-
hibit given.
The immense stock of imported goods,
added to the heavy display of former
days, filled the new additions to the
store and brought forth the enconimus
OF those who know what they want and
know how to buy.
1t was dream of Shoppers and an ORR
entail show of the emporiums of the
earth.
AS a demonstration of the growth of
business fostered by enterprise and a
talent for catering to the luxurious de-
mands of a modern trade the Symons
opening was revelation. To the old
Patrons of the store it was a proud sur
prise.
Great Growth Shown.
From a floor space of 5000 square feet
and II employees the emporium of the
eastern bazaars has grown to $4,000
square feet and 225 employees. None of
these were idle an instant during the
day and the sales We're enormous.
Useless it is to attempt to describe
the beauties, the attractions and the
arts of the three floors loaded with the
wealth of the manufacturers of two
continents.
Only visit can convince one of the
f"ct that the empiric descriptions of the
Grecian days have been realized in the
modern enterprise of Butte business
firm.
Such visit, even without purchase
VIII repay the most calloused buyer of
local or foreign marts.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
DIFFERENCE IN WATCHES.
One Side to an Action Two Minutes
Late and It Causes Trouble.

A few minutes sometimes makes. con-
siderable difference in courtroom,
fact that was demonstrated in John Nell
sons department of justice To-Day.
A suit entitled James Sullivan VS.. B. s.
Thresher ct al, an action involving pos
session Of a house, had been scheduled
for an airing at a certain hour and 1t
was necessary that both sides should be
on hand.
The defendants were in court several
minutes before the appointed time for be-
ginning operations, but the plaintiff did
not arrive until two minutes after the
time.
Seeing an opening, the defendant AZ
once moved for the dismissal of the case
on the ground that the plaintiff was not
in sight
There happened to be a difference in
the watches of the justice AMI Mr..
Thresher however, that of the former
showing that the plaintiff had entered
the room right on the dot and that Of
the latter indicating that he was two
minutes late.
The mater was discussed at consider
able length and at it's conclusion the
justice overruied the motion.
A demurrer to the complaint was then
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
ANKHORN IN COURT
OF YOUNG MAN
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
PALE-FACED AND CRIPPLED UP
Man Who Killed John Hanifan in Ma
honey Alley-Criminal Cases Set
For Trial by Judge
McClernan.

The spectacle of a pale-faced youth Of
20 or Whereabouts hobbling up to the bar
of justice on the arm of an officer to
meet a charge of murder was presented
in Judge McClernan's court this morn
ing when Alfred Anlchorn was arraigned
for the killing of John Hanifan.
Ankhorn is charged with killing Hani-
fan in Mahoney alley on the night of the
18th of October in scuflie over a
woman.
He shot himself in the leg at the same
time and he had lain on a couch in the
witness department of the county Jail
ever since, till brought in a hack to
court today to answer to the heinous
crime charged against him.
White and Thin.
Ankhorn was white and thin and looked
boyish as he faced the judge after IN
der Sheriff McGuigan had half carried
him up the stairs and brought him to a
seat.
The charge against him was read by
County Attorney Breen, and he said that
Alfred Ankhorn was his true name.
The time for him to plead was set for
next Saturday morning, and his case
will be set for trial at an early date.
His counsel. J. l.. Wines, asked for two
or three weeks delay, but Judge Nc
NACI IIilH Sdlu ~ WOu1u lOl ne SIdulcu.
When Ankhorn went out he rested his
head on the under sheriff's shoulder and
hoped on one foot while the officer sup
ported him with his arm.
Hanifan died a night or so after he
was shot by Ankhorn. He was young
man, little older tan the prisoner.
Criminal Cases Set.
Judge McClernan set number of GRIM
inal cases for trial at the session of his
court this morning. The cases were set
for the following dates:
John MOffatt and J. D. Mcdonald,
charged with grand larceny. December
TO- The defendants are accused of steal
ing a COW.
Frank Holmes colored, charged with
assault in the first degree. for shooting
George johnson, also colored, Decem-
Der II.
T. o. Howard, charged with burglary,
December 49,
j. B. Johnson, charged with assault in
first degree, in shooting Gus Fitchen De-
cember IL. This is an old case and has
been pending for a long time.
John Waters, charged with assault in
the first degree, in stabbing Charles Muir
ply, December 10.
Diamond Brooch Case.
j. H. Moore, charged with grand lar
ceny in stealing lady's diamond brooch.
December II.
James Murray, charged with robbery.
December II.
The court said that it would set the
old case of John Boyd, charged with
grand larceny, after the holidays. Boyd
is accused of stealing all the way from
$4,000 to $4,000 worth Of bullion at Fred
ericksburg and disposing of it here at
Butte.
Boyd's counsel, Attorney Wines,
pressed for a speedy trial, saying that
Boyd's bondsmen are growing impatient.
Bonds for $4,000, $4,000 and $500 have
been given by Boyd. County Attorney
Breen was not ready to go to trial, how
ever, for the reason that he believes that
Boyd is and has been keeping the princi-
pal witness against him out OF the courts
jurisdiction.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY.
DR.. w. w. Taylor and Richard Ma
honey Getting Along Nicely.

Bulletins from the 49,. James hospital
today annouced that DR.. w. w. Taylor,
who, with his driver, Richard Mahoney,
was injured in an accident and runaway
in South Main street yesterday after
noon, is resting we'll and is in no immedi-
ate danger.
Both men are severely bruised and the
physician is suffering from internal in
juries, which are thought to be not dan
gerous.
The runaway was caused by the break
ing of the neckyoke, which allowed the
buggy to run down on the heels of the
horses.
The animals took fright and ran away,
striking telegraph pole near Mercury
and Main streets.
The horses broke loose and the two
occupants of the buggy were damned
against the telegraph pole, receiving the
which occasioned their removal
to the hospital.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
FRANK CoBURN DEAD.
EOAo RESIDENT OF Butte Succumbs to At
+ t.f.ass. tack of JaundicA

IacA OF Jau0Q1Ce.
Frank Coburn, one of the Oldest resi-
Edents Of Butte, died at 6 O'Clock last night
from jaundice. Death came at his home.
SO2 South Main street, after "a lingering
illness.
MIR. Coburn was "A years of age and
at one time had the reputation Of being
the fastest runner on the Erie railroad d.
where he spent the best years of his life
as a locomotive engineer.
After being incapacitated for locomo-
tive duty he was employed by the Kim
ball Carriage company of Chicago, COM
ing here some years ago to benefit from
the higher altitude.
Mr.. Coburn was brother-in-law of
Daniel Tewey, owner of the Southern ho-
tel. he and Mr.. Tewey having married
sisters.
Eight children are left with the widow
to mourn the demise. These are Mrs Ed
Maxwell and Mrs. Murray Miles of Seat
tle MRS. Clarence Utley, whose home is
in Indiana: Mrs. Thomas Grimes, Frank
Coburn, Robert Coburn and Miss Vir-
bgina Coburn of Butte.
|, Funeral ARRANGEMENTS have been de-
|, layed awaiting word from the daughters
[ in Seattle.
+ Daniel Tewey, who has been on his
P ranch near Deer Lodge, is expected home
r this evening to take charge of the funeral
Ii arrangements.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02

Figures From Various Departments
Reflect the States Prosperity.

Reports Of state officers for the fiscal
year ending at O'Clock Saturday even
ing show that all departments of the
state government which handle money
have enjoyed proportionate prosperity
to that of private individuals and cor
rorations doing business in the state.
The report of Secretary of State George
Nj. Hays shows that the receipts of his
office amounted to $50, 4O9.15, exceeding
those of last year by $6S67, and far ex-
ceeding all others.
The fact that a large number Of new
companies have been organized and in
corporated during the past year is at
tested by this report.
Fees from domestic incorpora tons in
creased from $9449.SO in 1900 to $14,-
32715 in 1901.
The secretary of states report, which
was compiled by Assistant Secretary of
State David Marks, was the first filed
with the governor 1t shows the re-
ceipts as follows:
Domestic interpretations, $14327.15;
foreign interpretations. $2O46; notarial
commissions, $226S; certificates and GER
t:fied copies. 1896; licenses to railroad
ticket agent, $79; official bonds, $1O2;
warrants and acquisitions, 800; trade
marks, $46; commissioner of deeds mis-
cellaneous, $50; total, $2O,4O9.15
What is true of the secretary of states
office is also true of the state auditors
office, the receipts being the greatest in
its history.
State Auditor ]. H. Calderhead's report
will show a total of s63,795.O7, against
$ts,027.52 last year.
The state land Office under State Land
Register Thomas d. Long, has broken
all previous records and exceeded the re,
ceipts for 1900 by $93,O6O.5O.
The report was completed last evening
by John P. Schmit, assistant state land
register. and will be filed with the gov
ernor Monday.
The receipts for 1890 amounted to
$2CO,275,25, and for 1901, $293, 1855.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02

Thomas Castle, aged 46 years, died last
night. The funeral will take place We'd
nesday afternoon at O'Clock from the
family residence No. 229 West Broadman
street.
Ed. Mayer, the we'll known West Park
street jeweler. who went East when
Senator Clark started to build the Penn
sylvania" block on the site Of which Mr..
Mayer had had his store, and laid in a
splendid stock of jewelry, will have it
opened about the 10th inst. at 65 West
Park.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
THREsHER DIsBARMENT CASE.
Objections Interrosed to Complaint and
Hearing Set.

In the suit brought by James Sullivan
to have B. s. Thresher disbarred for
alleged illicit practice, on the ground
that Thresher deceived him in BUSH
ness transaction and defrauded him out
of piece of real estate, the hearing on
an order made by Judge Harvey dtl
recting Thresher to appear and answer
to the charge against him came up be7
fore Judge Harvey at 2 o'clock today,
At that time Attorney Booth requested
the court to enter the names of Booth
& barrow and that of John N. Kirk as
attorneys for Thresher. /
This was done, and then Mr.. Booth
filed objections to the complaint in the
case on the gorund of insufiiciency, and
asked the court for time to argue the
objective later.
Attorney NORM, who represents Sui
Ivan, objected to any delay, but the
court set the time for arguing the OBJ
jections on next Saturday morning.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
A Sweet Home Picture.

A sweet home picture is that presented
by "Old Jed Prouty.' The state rests
upon the home. Germans are noted for
their home life and their beer drinking.
Ths best beer in America is Centennial.
"A million glasses day." Somebody
must like it.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02

filed, argued and sustained, after which
the plaintiff was given until 2 o'clock
tomorrow to prepare and file new cOrn-
plant. 50
The knocked-out complaint alleged that
the defendants have control of a house
at 80 West Virginia street and refuse
to give it to the plaintiff, who says he
owns it. 50
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-02
INTEREST CHANGES HANDS.
Four Claims in the Moose Greek Dis
trict to Be Developed.

Thomas Colbert and wife have sold
to Michael J. Sullivan a quarter interest
in four claims IN the Moose Creek dis
trict. 1t is alleged that Mr.. Sullivan
bought tho ground for other parties who
intend to begin Its development at once
The claims carry copper and iron and
possibly other metals.