The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-18
MONTANA
MONTANA
FIGHT WITH HEINzE
Amalgamated Would Get It Out Of
the Hands Of Alleged Preju-
diced Judges.
Appeals to Supreme Court for Writs
to Keep Clancy From Trying
Cases.
sneoia1 to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Helena, Mont, June 1s.-The Amalgamated
Copper company has resolved upon drastic meas
ures In its legal fight with F. Augustus Heinze,
and will endeavor to get out Of the hands of al
legged prejudiced judges at Butte A. j., Shores,
as counsel for the Parrot Copper and Silver
Mining company has fled in the supreme court
q: petition for writ Of supervisory control to
set aside the order to survey and inspect the en-
tire workings Of the Parrot company, issued in
the Nipper This is the suit In which the
Nipper Consolidated Mining company claims
ira lateral rights, and in the district court Of
Silver Bow county Judge William Clancy made
the order. The supreme court took the matter
under adyisement. rss rs
Mr.: Shores also asked for writ of super
visory control in the case Of Hickey and Others
against the Parrot and Anaconda companies to
prevent Judge Clancy from trying the case
which has been set for hearing without jury
on June %. The ground upon which the appli-
cation is based Is bias and prejudice
Applications for writs of supervisory control
were also made by Mr.. Shores in two cases
brought by John MacGinnss against the Boston
and Montana company and Others asking for the
appointment OF receiver and for injunctions.
The applications ask that Judge Clancy be pre-
vented from trying the cases, and bias and
prejudice alleged.
Patrick Donovan, the prominent politician and
rancher, whose left lung was penetrated Tuegday
with a 3S-caliber bullet from the revolver of an
escaped convict. is in a precarious condition at
| the. Sisters hospital. The two men who made
murderous assault on the old gentleman seem
TO have escaped, as no trace of them has been
| discovered.
Reservations Consolidated. -.
The Flathead forest reserve has been annexed
to the Lewis and" Clarke reserve, the enlarged
| reservation taking the latter name. In add
| ton, large amount of land that. has in. the
| past not been included in either reservation is
| segregated and made part Of the Lewis and
| Clarke forest reserve. There will be but one
| supervisor of the reserve.
The order consolidating the two reservations
and adding more land was made June by Pres.
| 1dent Roosevelt, and It has been received in
Helena Under the order, four townships are
Withdrawn, but a much larger area is added
| to. the reservation.
! All land between the old Lewis and Clarke
and Flathead reserve. strip thru which the
| Great Northern extends and containing about
ten townships in Teton and Flathead counties
! was also added to the consolidated reserve
Death of Two Pioneers. :
4 George w. Reed, one OF the pioneers of the
state, died last night at st. Johns hospital
He came with his family to Virginia city,
Mont. arriving in 1854. He engaged In place,
mining at that place for year. and ther
moved to the Vicinity Of Helena, where he ha.
since resided. - ~. -
Henry Knobb, ell-known old-timer. died
suddenly, this morning. The cause of death Il
not definitely known, but 1t is supposed to have
been from heart disease. He was native Of
Ohio. "