The Butte inter mountain. [volume], August 14, 1902, Evening, Page 7, Image 7

About The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912

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PLAIN TALK FROM
THE IRATE YANCEY
ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY
TELLS COMMISSIONERS CON
STABLE SHEA IS GRAFTER.
MOREOVER, SHEA, SO HE _.,
SAYS, BOASTS ABOUT IT
"You Will Not Do Anything, When He
Comes Before You l" Cries Mr. Yan
cey, Who Is Hot Under tVe Collar,
"and Then He Will Wal'c Down Street
and Tell How He Did It."
Timothy Shea, the constable of Judge
Neenan's court, was today cited by the
county commissioners to appear at a fu
ture date before that body and show
cause why he should not be removed from
office on several charges preferred against
him. The citation was issued at the in
stance of Assistant County Attorney
Yancey.
Mir. Yancey filed charges yesterday and
appeared before the county colmissioln
ers again this morning in relation to
Shea, and the citation was the result of
a demand for a delinite answer as to
what the cotmmissioners would do in the
pgmnises with his charge against Shea
preferred yesterday.
Mr. Yancey talked very plainly about
Constable Shea to the commissioners. lie
asked what would be done as to his
charge that Shea had been convicted in
a justice court of exhibiting a deadly
weapon, and the commissioners replied
that they would have Shea come in to an
swer the various charges of grafting ltade
at different times in the p-,t two or
three months.
Very Plain Talk.
Mr. Yancey replied: "Well, he'll come
down here and deny that he grafted and
you will not do anything. Theni he will
walk down town and before he gets four
blocks, will tell five men how he pulled
the wool over your eyes."
The commissioners stated that tery
would give Shea his day in court, any
way, and Mr. Yancey said that his charge
would be confined to the conviction in
Arnold's court against Shea for drawing
and exhibiting a deadly weapon.
A communication citing Shea to ap
pear before the commissioners on August
19 at 2 o'clock to show cause why he
should not be removed, not only on the
ground of his conviction for a misde
meanor in the justice court, but upon all
the other charges of grafting, more or
less indefinite, was then drawn up by
the commissioners, and next Tluesday
Shea will be on the "coppit" telling why
he did the things complained about or
whether he did them at all.
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PAGE 9.
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STARTING FOR UPTOWNI IN SALT LAKE
(Plkture by Inter MountaInW
When Montana Elks Came to Town and the Crowds Saw Their Suite of Purple and White It Was Plain That They Had the Prize for Good Looks Nailed Fast to
the Big Banner of the Treasure State.
GOES TO JAIL ON
INSANITY CHARGE
MRS. WILLIAM GALLAGHER IS HALED
TO THE BASTILE AT INSTANCE
OF HUSBAND'S FRIEND.
VEHEMENTLY DEINI. SHE
IS MENTALLY UNBALANCED
Neighbors Say Mrs. G. Swears at Them
and Heaps Opprobious Epithets Upon
Their Devoted Heads, but She Main
tains They Are Sore Because She Will
Not Move in the Same Sacial Set.
William Catllagher, a conductor on the
Northern Pacific road, received a surprise
when he learned last night that his wife
was in the county jail on a charge of in
sanity. Gallagher runs between ltutte and
Billings and a wile appraised him of the
news wl.i'c he was out on his run.
lie will he in town tomorrow to cttend
the tlial. The question is whether or
not he will lie pleaseli wilh the siltuati,on
of his wife. It is said th ,t he was willing
that shbeslio ld lie ti h ' with i isa; ity
and tried on the rha!.rg, .and that he did.
not spend m.uch of hisi tIire at hi. h!mne
in Butte Ibut was on the road most of the
title.
M1rs. Gallagher ai:1 be tried in Judge
Mc('lernali's court tomorrow morning at
no o'clock. The time has been set already
and the witnesses sunllloned.
Says She Is Not insane.
Mrs. Gallagher denies that she is in
sane and is very inlig.iant about her tii
pirisot)lment. !She could hardly he iducced
last ,id;ht to svbmnit peacefully to arrest,
and she demurred about comi;g to the
court house. 'lhe arrest was mlade by
Deputy Sherifl l'elletier.
The man who coiplai.ied against Mrs.
Gallagher anl charged her with insanity
is L. C. Thompson. lie claimed to he a
friend of hers and her husband when he
was securing the conl 'llint.
But Mrs. Gallagher declares that her
arrest was promplted by malice borne
against her by her neighbors. She says
that she did not move in the same social
circles as her neighblors, hence she could
not afford to inminltain an acqluainltance
with them. She did not bear them any ill
will, but her station was different; that
was all.
They foolishly resented her attitude, she
said, and tried to be unpleasant, but she
ignored them with that regard f-r her own
self-respect that was proper to a lady in
the circumstances.
Say She Swears at Them.
The neighbors declared that she swore
at them and heaped opprobious epithets
upon their heads, and that living in the
vicinity of her house became a tax upon
their endurance. At the trial the truth of
the conflicting statements may be brought
out.
When Mrs. Gallagher reached the court
house last night after her arrest, she pro
tested very vigorously against being con
fined in the jail. The under sheriff and
all the deputy sheriffs exhausted all their
eloquence trying to persuade her that it
was necessary and unavoidable and also
not such a bad experience, after all, but
some force had to be used finally to get her
in the jail. She talked in a manner that
was apparently rational.
Special Excursion frain,
Leaves Montana Union depot at I:3e
e. th., Sunday for .. .cstone Springl.
Whitehall, Twin Bridges and Alder, re
turning leaves Alder at 6:oo p. m. Rates
as follows:
J.i.tte to Pipeatone and return...... $.oe
Butte to whitehall and return...... s.ge
Butte to Twin Bridies and return... s.$e
Butte to Alder and return........... ose
MRS, M'HENRYWAS
ABOUT TO DECAMP
BUT THE AGILE GOOTCH, ENCAMPED
UPON HER TRAIL, SEIZES THE
WOMAN AT THE DEPOT.
MR& M'H., SO HE AVERS,
WAS OUT TO BEAT HIM
Sold Him Mortgaged Cattle and Also Did
Attempt to Swindle Certain Other
Parties, Who Appear as Complainants
in the Office of the County Attorney
Before That Gentleman Is Awake.
B,. Bank, the money lender; Mrs.
Campana, a liquor store proprietress, and
John Gootch, a datryman, were all in
an excited frame of mind this morning at
the county attorney's office, and it was
all about the doings of a lady named
Mrs. Sarah Mcllenry, who tried to take
the train for Salt lake at r o'clock this
morning and leave themn in a very tan
gled condition, as to certain money anod
property rights.
Mrs. McHenry was cooling her ardor
for travel in the jail down stairs while
t:rh trio mentioned discussed their surprise
arid disappointment at linding her quite
dilferent from what they thought she was
before she undertook to leave the country
without bidding them goal-bye.
hLt,: .lcllenry was in jail on a charge
of having !',id mortgaged prolperty, having
been arrested by Policeman Sullivan at
(;ootch's r:quest, at the ()regon Short
L.ine Iailtoad depot in the wee, sml'
hours, just as a hackman with a big cost
that shielded her bird cage from view was
assisting her to mount a l'ullman plat
forr,.
Gootch on the Scent.
(;ootch trailed her like an Indian to
the train, and ha volubly congratulated
himself on hi; prowess, while he and
Bank and Mrs. C'ampara talked about Mrs.
McHenry's alleged delinquencies. Judge
Vines, representing tlrs. Campana, who
claimed to be out $45 as a purchaser of
part of the mortgaged property in the
meantime. was trying to find the statute
authorizing Mrs. McHenry's arrest, while
Deputy County Attorney L.ynch expressed
the opinion that such a law did not ex
ist.
According to the story related about
Mrs. McHenry, the lady, some time in
the past, mortgaged a horse, buggy, har
ness, cow and calf to Bank for $zoo.
VWithin a few days past she sold the
horse, buggy and harness to Mrs. Cam
pana for $45 and the cow and calf to
Gootch for $30. Yesterday Gootch learned
about the mortgage and also that Mrs.
McHenry planned to leave for Salt Lake
on the early morning train today.
Gootch stayed up all night and hunted
for Mrs. McHenry, and he found her at
the railroad station at a o'clock, about'
to d.oart the country and leave him
and Mrs. Campana and the money lender
to adjust their troubles as best they might.
Gootch said that the hackman spread
his great coat so as to hide Mrs. Mc
Hlenry's bird cage from sight, and that
the lady left the hack in which she rode
to the station, in a hurry and tried to
board the train without being observed.
Gootch's lynx-like eyes detected her, how
ever. and he was so indignant at the act
of the hackman that he gave him a swat
on the jaw and knocked him down.
Then the policeman accommodatingly
arrested Mrs. Mcltenry at Gootch's or
der and brought her to the courtly jail.
After that Gootch hurried to the deputy.
county attorney's room at an unearthly
hour in the morning and aroused him in
order to relate the trouble.
After the injured people had talked
the matter over, Judge Wines visited Mrs.
McHlenry in the jail and effected a com
promise with her and she was released.
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New York Dental Parlors
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Hours.S8.30 a. m. to 9 p. m.1 Sundays, 10 to QS
She gave up all the mioneiy sihe had to
reimburse Mrs. CamplIIIP a :iand o(;tchl, and
SIank will prrpably get the ilortgaged
property for the $Io0.
Another Exoursion to the Park.
On August 22 the Northern Pacific will
run another excursion to the Yellowstone
National park at the nominal cost of
$39.00. This includes all necessary ex
penses for the week's trip; that is, round
trip transportation on the railroad, all well
as hotel accommodations and transporta
tion in the park. Leave your name early
and secure accommodations for this de
lightful trip. For any other information
call on or address,
W. II. MERRIMAN, Gen'l Agt. N. P.
By., Cor. Park and Mt.in Streets.
DISEASE IS SPREAD BY MONEY
Cleveland Firms Will Try to Use New
Coin and Bills Hereafter.
Cleveland, 0., August 1. -Ihhalth Of
hlicr Fredierich has begilii a war against
the use of dirty money inl this city, rluiiim
ing that nlly cases of mallllpox and other
Colntagious diseases can he direc:tly traced
to its circulation. Many ,f Ilhe banks have
agreed to gather in what they can of the
worst ;appelarillg of the paper siioneiy now
in circulation here and repinei it with
new bills. Several of the stores ha.ve be
gun to give out only nIew llllney.
The Marquis Is Better.
New York, August 14. Marquis di
IRudiii., the Itali:ani cioluiuniusi,imr I. the
St. Louis IExpositioI, who mrilerwent all
operation for appjlndicitis last lriday, is
makilg a very satisfactory recovery.
T'o WJoImto It May Concern:
You are hereby otitiredI that I will not
be responsibhle for any indelltednress con
tracted by the Ihesperianu Miuning mtrpauny,
I.l). IIIt'KI..Y.
J)ated August it, Irrl..
Stockholders' Meeting.
Tlhe regular annual imetling of the stock
houlers of the Western Milte iEnlterprise
co',ilmpany will le held at Ith office of tihe
company, roomt .1 Casey block, hiutte, Mon
tauina, on Wednesday, August 2, a n 12, at
II o'clock ai. Ill., for the e lection of a
board of trulstcees ;anild fori the traill;sacti
of svuch other iisiness a Illay lawfully
come before the mucting. "Jhle books of
the companly, for thl trais:.f.r of sto k pltior
to ,aid liuttiog, will clo,,e Augu. st it
1902.
A. J. I iJNI:KI:;, Secrctnry.
Bolttl, Monitan.a, August 5, . :.l
:EXCURSI N .TO DE;:It I/,,,;l:.
On Sunday, Aulguut 17, the Northern
Patific railway will run a speciat .xc ursion
train froii Butte, leaving Mointania lUniion
depot at 9 a. ii., returning leave I)eer
Lodge at 7:15 p. ui. tare for the round
trip $t.oo. Chilren o cents,.
Take a run down to this garden spot
and enjoy yourself for a day.
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Fishing Tackle, Blaseball Goods,
Tennis, Golf, and all In'and Out
Door Sporting Goods. You can not
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Montana Book Co.
Corner Park and Academy Sts.
New Clark Building
CRYSTAL SPRINS
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o0 set laterest, payal1e ua2rterly, 0
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S . AUG. HEINZE.......Presliesa
SA.D. CLEMENT3........Cashier
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O Directors: J. A. Creighton, Oms. 0
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O E. D. Levitt, S. V. Kemper, T. M.
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O Corner Main and l'ark Sts., Putte.
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0 ANDREW J. DAVIS.... President o
0 IAMES A. TALUOTT..Vice Pres. 0
E. B. WEIRICK...........Cahier
J. S. DUTTON..Assistant Cashier
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SW. A. CLARK & BRO.
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0 JOHN D. RYAN ........President 0
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C. R. Leonard, Pres. T. R. Hinds, V-Pres,
Fayotte Harrlngton, Cashlor
Silver Bow National Bank
CAPITAL. 5100,000.000.00
This bank solicits accorunts, offers prompt
and careful attention to business of cus.
tomers. Collections promptly attended to
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Sell foreign and domestic exchange, trans.
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Directoro--Charles R. Leonard, F. Aug.
leinze, S. Marchessea~, A. Balmforth,
R. A. Louis, 2. W. Newton, T. R. Hinds,
John MacGinnis, I'syette lHarrington.
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