Walkerville Election Bills Cut From Ten To Five Dollars A Day
The Walkerville city election bills for judges and clerks were revised with 14 of 19 bills at ten dollars a day reduced to five. Judge Neil Donnell argued for union pricing, while the council, after discussion and jokes, ratified five dollar per day payments and cleared the bills.
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Walkerville
Marshal Duffy
Neil Donnell
Elliott
O' Donnell
Aldderman Hamilton
Mahan and Medora Southern Remarry in Courthouse Ceremony
Real estate man Benjamin F. Mahan of Butte and Medora Southern were remarried yesterday in Judge F E W Harney’s chambers at the courthouse. The couple had divorced years earlier and had each remarried before reuniting, with the judge performing the ceremony in his best style.
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Benjamin F. Mahan
Butte
Anaconda
Medora Southern
F E. W. Harney
Mahan
Southern
Harney
Man Denied New Trial in Deer Lodge Assault Case
Great Falls notes report Camilo Peres, serving a five year Deer Lodge sentence for assault on a young girl, was denied a new trial by Judge Leslie. The city quarantines two scarlet fever cases, William Mc Naueht and Alexander Murray. An order allowed FE. A. Shaw as administrator of J. L. Adams estate to pursue $30,000 in damages against the New Mines company.
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Standard
Great Falls
Camilo Peres
Deer Lodge
Leslie
William Mc. Naueht
Sixth Avenue North
Alexander Murray
Seventh Avenue North
J. L. Adams
New Mines Company
City election canvass notes minor ward errors
City council met to canvass April 7 results. Aldermen McConnell Kelley and O'Brien checked poll books. Minor errors found in the Sixth ward. J. W. Dale listed 125 votes instead of 126 and city limits extension 315 instead of 320. Salaries for election judges and clerks set at 15 dollars each. Warrants authorized.
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McConnell
Kelley
O'Brien
J. W. Dale
Corn Gains Drive Chicago Grain Panic and Bullish Run
In Chicago on April 14 corn shorts panic as strong demand from St. Louis covers big short positions. May corn fluctuates and ends the day up about a half to three quarters of a cent, with cash demand and bullish cables supporting prices. Wheat opens weak, then tracks corn as buyers return, May wheat steady near closing. Provisions see mixed movement with May pork and ribs higher.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Aim Ye
Jude
Ees
Labec
Southwest
May
Chicago market summary for cattle hogs and sheep
Chicago April 14 cattle prices mix reflects higher tone with steers at 6.75 to 7.75 dollars for prime and $4.40 to 8 for stockers. calves to 5.80. Texas fed steers at 7.25. Hog receipts 21,000 with steady to lower close. mixed and butcher hogs 6.85 to 7.27. light 6.75 to 7. bulk 6.95 to 7.25. Sheep receipts 18,000 with lambs steady. wethers 2.00 to 6.25. native lambs 4.75 to 7. western lambs 2.50 to 7.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Cash quotations for grains and products in trading
Flour and grain prices show stable wheat at 69 16 72 1 2 cents and No 2 red 79 0 80 cents. Oats and rye follow at set price levels, barley ranges 64 68 cents, flax seed 1 76 to 1 78, timothy seed 6 90, pork and lard prices listed, plus rib and shoulder figures. Receipts and shipments tabulated for Wheat Corn Oats Barley and other commodities with daily totals.
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Northwestern
Wisur
Daltais
Market Totals From South Omaha Cattle Hogs and Sheep
South Omaha market April 14 receipts 2500 cattle 2600 hogs 5700 sheep with steady to firm bids. Cattle ranges include native steers 4.00 6.15 western steers 4.50 6.15 Texas steers 4.26 6.00 canners 1.50 3.30 stockers and feeders 4.00 5.25 calves 4.00 7. Hogs heavy 6.85 7.05 mixed 6.80 6.90 light 6.70 6.85 pigs 5.25 6.40. bulk 6.75 7.76. Sheep fed muttons 4.60 6.20 ewes 4.45 5.50 lambs 5.50 6.90.
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South Omaha
Texas
Jones Arrested for Assault and Robbery of Hull
John Jones, colored, was arrested for assaulting and robbing his former employer John E. Hull of $20. Hull, a scavenger, reported Jones struck him with a neck yoke during the night after discharge on January 4. Jones admitted the robbery to Hull’s informant. hearing is set for Thursday in Justice Taylor's court. Deputy Lynch said evidence is limited but under investigation.
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John Jones
John E. Hull
Jones
Justice Taylor
South Butte
Hull
Lynch
Hull's Place
Fomer
West Granite Street
Lynen
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts 4 000 including 1 00 Texans with native and Texas steers trading around 4.50 to 6.25 per cwt and cows and heifers from 3.50 to 6.00. Hog receipts 5 000 with bulk sales 6.70 to 7.20 and packers paying 6.80 to 7.15. Sheep receipts 3 000 with muttons 5.40 to 5.75 and lambs 6.40 to 7.00. range wethers 4.0 to 5.8.
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Kansas City
Texas
Great Falls Officials Meet Montana Central President on City Improvements
A conference in Great Falls with President J N Hill of the Montana Central and city leaders led to pledges for a steel structure and a full width subway at First avenue north. Hill agreed to favorable consideration for river basin use and water main moves, to be handled by the right of way department.
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Standard
Great Falls
J. N. Hill
Montana Central
Collins
Freeman
J. F. Longeway
J. T. Stanford
Park
Stevens
Great Northern System
Hill
First Avenue
City Water Department
Great Northern
President Hill
Albright takes oath and seats on Great Falls council
William Albright, elected from the first ward, resigned Alderman Mattison’s seat and was sworn in. J N Bridges resigns as water commissioner. Mayor Colins assigns Albright to the auditing committee and four other panels. A water bonds ordinance of 45000 is introduced. Pool hall license funds eyed for public bath. Fort Smith reports a brutal murder near Stilwell in Indian Territory. Dudley killed his child and wounded others. suspect jailed in Sallisaw.
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Standard
Great Falls
William Albright
Furst
Mattison
Smith
J. N. Bridges
Colins
Albright
Ing
Scotten
Public Improvement Committee
Fort Smith
Ark
the Times
Sallisaw
I. T
Saya
Indian Territory
Stilwell
Dudley
Archbishop Ryan Named to Indian Commissioners Board
Washington April 14. The president appointed Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia to the board of Indian commissioners. He succeeds Bishop Whipple, who died recently, becoming the first Catholic prelate named to the board.
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Washington
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Board of Indian Commissioners
Bishop Whipple
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