The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-24

FIGHT IS ON AGAIN
oston & Montana and Heinze IN
Another Fierce Round for
the Minnie Healy.
ending the Hearing F. Augustus Is
Enriching His Golfers From
-, the Great Mine. .
,ecial to The Journal.

,ecial to Tho Journal.
Butte, Mont, Aug. 24.-Steps have been
ken in the district court by attorneys
n the Boston & Montana Mining COM
lny of the Amalgamated group, to COM
81 r. Augustus Reinze's United Copper
smpany to cease operations in the rich
tinnie Healy mine, pending second trlal
, the noted mining case, as recently dl-
tcted by the supreme court. On the
rength of affidavits filed by engineers
n the Boston & Montana company Judge
Filliam Clancy has granted temporary
junction and issued an order for the
einze people to appear next SATURDAY
nd show cause why the injunction should
ot be made permanent.
The Boston & Montana company asks
nat the injunction In force in the Minnie
lealy case, before the case was remanded
y the supreme court for retrial, be again
hposed upon the persons to the contro-
ersy, and the ore bodies of the ten-mil-
On dollar mine be preserved until the
hal adjudication Of the ownership OF the
'operty has been made.
A peculiar phase developed in this
oted mining case as the result Of the
pversal of the decision Of the lower court
, awarding the ownership Of the Minnie
Iealy mine, is the contention of Heinze
iat all injunctions previously issued by
tinnie Eealy mine stands free of any
ourt order. as 1t did prior to the insti-
ition Of the proceedings Of the first trial.
ntil the Boston & Montana can secure
lother injunction Heinze declares he IS
/: liberty to work the Minnie Healy mine.
HeInze improves the Time.
Immediately following the handing
own of the opinion remanding the Minnie
ealy case for retrial Heinze's foremen
ould be seen scurrying in all parts Of
ute employing every man available to
egin work at once in the Minnie Healy
I'D almost before the Amalgamated was
ware Of Heinze's intention, the young
lining Napoleon was invading the i'm
lense deposits Of copper glance in the
.ealy. which are among the richest, II
ot the richest, In the Butte camp.
Heinze's men have been working day
nd night, and, it Is alleged, timberlng
rs been dispensed with only In cases
here the lives of the miners made 1t
ecessary, that Heinze might extract
very pound Of rich ore from the depths
the Minnie Healy before the Amalga-
lated could bring injunction proceedings
bear on him. Henze's hoists have
cen pushed to the limit and 1t is con-
erVatively estimated that his march on
he Analgamated has enriched the Golfers
K the United Copper company many
thousands Of dollars.
Z Harvey Bracket Scandal.
The Minnie Healy controversy Is one
I the most interesting and sensational
j the history Of mining litigation. The
Judge Harvey scandal, In which THAI
Jlrist was accused Of awarding the Minnie
Eealy mine to F. Augustus Heinze as the
.sult Of the Judge becoming infatuated
18th the alleged female agent Of Heinze,
4 the person Of Mrs. Ada Bra ckett. Is
,cent history. The alleged carousals Of
tarney, who Is a married man, with the
racket woman were too racy in the
lain to admit Of publication. --
Following on the heels Of the Harvey
,andal was the institution of disbarment
roceedings against A. J. Shores, chief
ounsel for the Amalgamated company
Judge Harvey, who charged Shores
nd Charles w. Clark, Senator w. A.
lark's son, with offering him s250,00O for