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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

of this board that the main reason for
the parsimony which characterized the
senatorial election was the poverty of
the long term fusion candidate, and we
predict that the bottom will soon drop
out of his mines at Butte. and it has
not escaped our observation that one of
his sons is already working for "A living
at the nefarious and disreputable prac-
tice of the sO-called profession of the
law; and
Resolved, that We hereby notify the
people of the United States and the
world that Lewis and Clarke county is
republican when it does not sell out it's
principles for political promissory notes
which the same are not worth con-
tinental or transcontinental or Missouri
river dam; and
Resolved, finally. that it is the sense
of this board of trade that if the Helena
cracker factory will only double its out
put of crackers by reducing the size of
the boxes one-half, this community will
prosper until capital. made of money
and not wind, shall be attracted to the
region tributary to Helena to dig shafts
and build smelters With something in
view besides senatorial offices for west
side statesmen in a horn and monopoly
of legislation to give an appearance OF
value to the worthless mines of played
out. demoralized and lawless west side
mining camp without Il school house
or a church or a tirst-class saloon in its
midst; and
Resolved, finally again, that the motto
oh Democracy, what crimes are COM
mitted in thy name" shall be painted on
the front door of the state house if it
should ever be occupied when finished.
(Signed)
HELENA BOARD OF TRADE.
The above resolutions We're adopted by
a rising vote and the audience dispersed
to their elegant residences. AS my wife
was at tea fight and had left our Is
children at home l dispersed to Tommy
Crpnin's. Yours. GINA.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
AT POPULAR PRICES.
The Pringle Company Will be at It's
Best Next Week.

Il certainly had my troubles this
week said Mr.. Adams the manager of
the Della PrinSle company yesterday.
- came into town Sunday with my show
bcdly crippled. three of my people being
50 sick as to be unable to work. Sunday
night l was compelled to put a new man
OF without any rehearsal. l have been
Unable to put on some of the princi-
lal plays in our repertoire. However as
w play at the Grand next week and as
lr. HaNiland assures me that Mr.. T.. NJ
Crane Will be able to work by that time
l can put on some of the hest produce
1iuns ever seen in Butte. We open Mon
day night in Lottas great success Pawn
Ticket 2l0 We viii put on The Soldier
OF the King and possibly Nell
GWNnne,' which play we put into active
rehearsal Yesterday l believe this is
the only company west of Pittsburg to
play Nell Gwynne." Ada Rehan is in
Philadelphia playing Sweet Nell OF Old
Drury" one version of the piece and
Henrietta Crossman is playing Boston,
presenting our version. l look for big
business at the Grand as We play the
house at our popular prices"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

sued from the county attorneys Office
today at the request of William Bray
special deputy sheriff in the employ of
the Humane society, and filed in the
court of Justice Olsen at South Butte
\ warrant for the arrest of Dneen WAS
sent out by the justice.
1t is alleged that on the 25th of Janu-
AIRY Dineen hired a horse at the livery
barn of Thomas Lavelle and while out
With it cruelty beat and over-drove it,
When returned to the barn the animal
was in such shape that it had to be con
signed to the hospital section of Mr..
Lavelle's stable and is there yet.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
AUGUST f'HGWER.

1T is a surprising fact" says Prof.
Houton, THAT in my travels in all parts
OF the world, for the last ten years, l
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver
and stomach, and for constipation. I
find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filling Office positions. where
irregular habits exist. that Green's
August Flower is grand remedy. 1t
does not injure the system by frequen.
use, and excellent for sour stomachs
and Indigestion Sample bottles free at
Newbro Drug Co., Finlen- Medin Drug
Co.
Sold by dealers in all civilized coun-
tries.
Get Green's T.rize Almanac
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
HEARD IN DISTRICT COURT

Ella c. Wetz has asked the court to
dissolve the marriage ties existing be-
tween George Wetz and herself and give
her the privilege of resuming the name
of Ella c. Hoffner, by which she was
known prior to her marriage at Junction
City, Kan. on the 18th of March, 1891.
Charges of cruelty and desertion are the
bass for the request, the plaintiff al
!esing in her complaint that in May Of
1899 the defendant cruelty and inhu-
manly deserted her and their child. She
further alleges that the child is now
years Old, and since the defendants de-
parture she has supported and educated
it. She therefore desires to have the
custody of it, saying in this part of the
complaint that the defendant is not a
fiji person to have it and that she is a
fit person.
George B. Dygert is her attorney.
rhe argument on the motion of the
Parrot Mining company to remove the
receiver of the Nipper mine was to have
been made in Department No. of the
district court today, but owing to the
fact that the hearing of the petition OF
the Boston & Montana company for
leave to sue the receiver for the Minnie
Healey was still on, the Nipper matter
was continued until next Wednesday.
There are twenty-one objections in all.
some of which are quite pointed. The
seventh reads as follows: defendant
contests the items of returns of ores as
being not only insufficient in return. but
incorrect in fact and too low; and de-
PENDANT AYERS on Information and be-
lief that the receiver received from the
Pre- misses over which n has control ores
worth S14,3i3.11 during December. the
treating and mining charges Of which
were Of the reasonable value of 500. 3d.
g."
The twentieth objection reads De-
T, nQant objects to the whole of said ac-
count for the reason that the receiver
has turned over all ores taken from the
premises in controversy. and over which
he was appointed receiver, to the Mon
tana Ore Purchasing company. of which
r. Augustus HeinZe is president ad gen
eral manager. for the purpose of and
with the intent on the part of said HeinZe
The Montana ore Purchasing company
ana the receiver. as defendant alleges on
information and belief. of unjustly bene-
fitting the Montana ore Purchasing COM
pGny and +. A. Heinze by the payment
Of higher prices for the treatment of the
or2 than could be obtained elsewhere"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

| clareu null and void. Judge Harvey has
ordered the defendants to appear in his
| department at 10 o'clock on the 9th and
show cause why they should not be en-
Joined from selling or attempting to sell
the property to satisfy the assessment:
and in the meantime the defendants are
prohibited from interfering with the
property.
The motion made by H. c. Freeman
for the discharge of Receiver Walton in
the suit brought by George B. Dygert
against Mr.. Freeman in connection with
the publication of the book entitled
Butte Above and Below Ground, was
argued in Judge Harney's court yester-
day afternoon and the decision reserved.
The motion was based upon the allega-
ton that a delay in placing the book on
the market meant financial loss to all
of the parties concerned, as the pubGca-
ton contained matters pertinent to the
last political battle and that these mat
ters would decrease in interest with the
public With the advancement Of time.
The Judgment for s276.51 obtained by
Edwin l. Mayo against George a. Nc
Donald on the Sth of February 1897. has
been assigned to William Nj. Davidson,
llle CtllSlutidtloI USllS SfVV. WHICH sum
represents the principal amount, interest
and costs of the suit.
Judge Harvey has given Sadie Gun
min CHAM permission to use 500 month
of her husbands estate for the mainten-
ance of herself and children.
Sarah c. Gassart, as administrators of
ba ct,fa of ,acc A,,f hos i,,c+
tuted suit against Charles H. Carver and
his Wife to renew a judgment for 81 ,S5S
/ obtained by w. A. Clark & Bro. against
| tho defendants on January IS, 1899 and
| afterwards signed to Mrs Gassert. The
total amount now aggregates 1854. the
| interest having SW6lled ii to it's present
| proportions. The defendants own some
! placer mining ground near Rocker and
| the plaintiff asks the court to order its
| sale to satisfy the claim.
In the suit of Michael A. Hickey ct al
! VS.. the Parrot Mining company the lat
ter has filed objections to the report of
| Receiver Thomas Mclaughlin in relation
| to the receivers operations of the Nipper
! property during December. The Parrot
company alleges that credit balance
of $500 as shown by the report should be
$12o sos: that the receiver is wasteful and
| that the value of the ore extracted by
him is being destroyed; that the report
does not show the quantity of concen-
trating ore taken from the property or
give the assay value of the ore or cost
of treating it.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
TO THE PROPERTY HOLDERS OF
BUTTE.

pie association desire to receive bids for
a lot on which to erect a Masonic tenn
pie. No site will be considered of less
size them fifty by one hundred feet, COR
ner preferred. All bids must be in by
noon of February 6, 1901. Parties SUBJ
hitting proposals must state exact size,
location and lowest cash price, and must
be prepared to give clear title. The
board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Address Masonic Temple Association,
Box &c., City, by
E. H. RENISCH, Prest.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
ARE AFTER DlNEEN.
Alleged to Have Cruelty Treated One
of Lavell's Horses.

A complaint charging ]. ]. Dineen with
the crime of cruelty to animals was is
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

In the suit brought by D. ]. Charles
ana a. a. Mcmillan against the city of
Butte and its treasurer to have an as
sessment for street improvements de-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

Judge Harvey has given Sadie Cum
ningham permission to use 500 month
of her husbands estate for the mainten-
ance of herself and children.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
POSTAL MEN ILL.

Postmaster Devne and his corps of
assistants have their hands null now-a-
days and they have just about all they
want to do to keep the mail service of
Anaconda in first class shape.
Sickness has handicapped the Ana
conda Dostoffice fearfully lately and all
the extra work has fallen upon the other
members Of the force
Mark Inman has not recovered from
vicious attack of rheumatism and is
still seeking relief at a Montana Carls-
bad. Hunters Hot Springs, and may not
be able to resume his duties on the car
riers' staff for some time yet Mr. In
mans work was done for time by a
substitute. but he, too, was invaded,
and for the past couple of weeks has
been fighting off the ravages Of an at
tack of pneumonia.
Eugene Rowe. the chief mailing clerk,
has been confincT to his home for the
past four or five days with severe
throat trouble. Others have been suffer-
ing from the grip, bad colds and all
ments. SO altogether the postoffice has
been in a bad way so far as the health
here is concerned
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
LYNCH WHITE MURDERER.
No Color Line in Mississippi-Hang
All Criminals.

Cranton, Miss, Feb. 27.-John X.
>nox, IA white man, was lynched here
last night for the murder of Don Davis.
The mob was made up of about 1OO
men fully armed. They caught and
bound the sheriff and his deputies and
battered down the Jail doors, soon Sc
curing their prisoner. After Knox was
strung up, a fusilade was fired into his
BODY. Knox made no protest on the
way out of the Jail, simply repeating Il
did not mean to do it,
hhoN was a Canadian and a strong
drnker.
"A month ago he married Mrs Davis.
widow many years his senior. who
ran boarding house. Yesterday he
quarreled with his wife and in his anger
ran forward with a Springfield rifle in
his hand and shot down his twelve wear
old step son, Don Davis.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
REAL ESTATE MOVING.

About the happiest mortals in Ana
conda at the present time are the real
estate men, especially those who are en-
dowed with plenty of hustling qualities.
Property has been looking up in the
Northern Addition and and during the
past week +. de b. Smith reports hay
ing cOnSumated a sale OF some choice
lots in that locality to Butte parties.
who looked over the ground and decided
that the property would make them a
good investment.
Third street property is also quite ac-
tive. There are a good many who be-
lieve it is going to be the coming BUSH
ness street, and not in the very distant
future either. For that reason there has
been quite a good deal of inquiry for
Third street lots. There has been call
for them by men who want good safe
investments and they believe what they
want can be found on that street if they
can be anywhere. Two lots were sold
yesterday in Block 26. of Anaconda town
plat, to parties residing in the city.
With the opening of spring there is
scarcely any doubt there will be quite a
building boom in this city. Houses are
scarcer than teeth" especially desirable
ones. There is splendid opening in
Anaconda for the construction of some
uD to date flats with all modern conven-
fences. There is a big scarcity of mod
ern houses here and if parties of means
should undertake to build them, the
buildings could be rented months in
advance.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

Two men. whose names could MT be
death IN an accident at the new smeltsrs
y6 ,e;d day afternoon, one of them failing
30 feet with a lotion iron girder. and es-
Gaping Wilhout bruise sc.atcn.
I Is sirdeT had been hoisted to the md
of a 3O-fOot pier in the construction of
the new machine shop. and thu man
We're at work riveting it down when they
careiessiy backed out too far ON the ~. o.
ject.ng end and it tipped up from uneir
weight and started to Side down.
\ yell of horror went up from the
wcrkmen below. who believed the two
liveters would be dashed to death on
the rocks and frozen ground, or crushed
uni1.; the heavy gader.
The men had little time ito tank on
size up the situation, and in the scE'am
Bile fer them. lives We're fortunate In
doing the right thing at the right time.
one of them jumped and caught guy
rope. which is attached ITO the top of a
55-f1ot de lick, ana was bounced and
tossed until his hands We're badly Bills
tered and lace.ated, but he held on and
came down hand over hand, otherwise
uninjured. The other man saved himself
by climbing up the girder as 1T sid down
anl when the end struck the ground he
WAS thrown into the air. but happened
to fa. clear of the rocks and from under
the immense iron girder and got up WlNh-
out a scratch or bruiSe.