Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-25
TOO MUCH WORK ON HAND
MO TIME 10 HEAR CIVIL CASES
WHILE THE CRIMINAL
DOCKET Is FULL.
WIN. +. SCOTT IS GAME WARDEN
Deer Lodge Man Gets the Appointment
-Maryville Miners Will Boycott
tho Chinese.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Helena, March 25.-Judge Clancy today
filed his answer to the order OF the SUI
preme court, to show cause why a super
visory writ should not be issued in regard
to the restraining order preventing the
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. from bring
ing any suits against Michael A. Hickey
and the Heinzes' for partition of the Nip
per mine and the case was set for hear
ing April Is.
Judge Clancy says the case was set for
hearing May Is, because at the time the
restraining order was issued he was en-
gagged in the trial Of criminal cases.
which the law requires him to give pre-
ference over civil business. He says the
Anaconda company applied in March to
have the time for a hearing shortened.
and he set it for April l, which Is the
earliest date on which it could be heard.
allowing for the trial of all the criminal
cases by the jury, which has for long
time been in attendance.
He then says that the Anaconda COM
pany having filed motion to vacate the
restraining order, i'm order that it might
bring suit, at the opening of court on
March 22d he made an order vacating the
restraining order, SO far as 1t restraints
that company from bringing suit against
Hickey or A. p. Heinze. He then says:
application herein was made after the
submission of said motion by defendants"
(The Anaconda company ito vacate and
set aside said restraining order in the
particulars named. and before the court
had duly considered said application and
acted thereon"
The affidavit of William T. Bleick was
also filed. stating that he received an
order to show cause March 21, and served
it on Judge Clancy the same day.
Gev. Toole today appointed William F.
Scott of Deer Lodge, state fish and game
warden for term of four years. Scott
is son of Samuel Scott Of Deer Lodge
city, where he was born about y years
ago, and has been travelling salesman
in the state for the last two or three
years. The governor has known him
from birth and says he is a thorough
and enthusiastic sportsman, and about as
familiar with the state and its game hab-
its as any man in the state.
The governor also appointed s. v.
Stewart Of Madison county. as addit-
ional counsel for the state in the prose-
cution of John Wolfe for murder on q
change of venue to Beaverhead county.
The Silver Bow Oil Co. today filed arti-
CleS OF Incorporation WIFI tuc SeCTeVdFy
of state, their purpose being to buy oil
land and prospect for oil in California.
with head Office in Butte. The directors
are Henry Mueller. Lee Mantle. H. l..
Frank. E. N. Wood, T. M. Hodgens. of
Butte; A. E. Spriggs, Townsend, and Jo-
seph B. Dabney, Oakland, Calf. The
capital stock is $4,000. in 81 shares
The O'Neill Hardware and Plumbing
Co., was incorporated today by ]. E.
O'Neil. b. O'Neill and E. Scharnikow,
with head Office at Deer Lodge. The
capital stock is $4,000 In 81 shares. of
which $4,000 is subscribed as follows:
J. E. O'Neill, 1; Barbara ONeill IA, 1893; E.
Scharndl,Ow. 1.
The Stockton Copper Mining company
and Zenith Gold Mining company have
extended notice that they have changed
their stock from worcestershire to asses
sable.
Randolph Thompson. private .>cretary
to Governor Toole, yesterday had another
attack of heart failure. and there are
grave fears that he cannot live through
the dav.
The Miners union of Marysville has de-
cided to starve the Chinese out of town
instead of driving them out. They will
do this by starting white mems restaur-
ants and laundries at union wages. and
then will pledge their members not te
patronize the Chinese.