Mining boom predicted for Cooke City district
Active operations by multiple firms in the Cooke City region are set to begin after a hard surfaced road from Gardiner to Cooke City is completed. Glen garry Mining, owner of the former Scotch Bonnet properties, plans to ship 40 to 50 tons daily, with ore values reportedly ranging up to and above $100 per ton in copper gold and silver.
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Ore bins to store Cooke City ore near Gardiner
Mr Hamilton announced the project to build ore bins at Gardiner with 500 tons capacity to store ore before shipment. Plans include a electric line from Gardiner to Cooke City and future district development, though park road sanctions pose a major obstacle. Hamilton, a Democratic county committeeman from Custer, is returning to Miles City from Helena and will travel home from Butte today.
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Miss Sullivan Weds in Salt Lake City Cathedral
Miss Lillian Sullivan formerly of Butte health office weds April 12 at Salt Lake City Cathedral to Arthur Self. Attendants Miss Marguerite Shea and Edward Shea. Self runs a Salt Lake hotel and the couple will reside there. In Washington a house bill would raise war risk insurance payments to disabled soldiers and sailors to 100 dollars a month for single men and 120 for married men.
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M. J. Connell Targeted in Attack
A fragmentary report details accusations and a petition led by Mayor P. V. Reyes and officials including City Marshal E. Dugan Justice Ernest Windle and Postmaster James F. Trout. It notes charges following a request for amplification of a general accusation against Connell.
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Connell accused of misusing funds and shielding private game preserves
Westerfeld accuses M. J. Connell of misusing commission funds by keeping them beyond legal limits in Los Angeles banks while serving as director or stockholder. He alleges Connell aided EB Marshall in a 42,000 acre Rancho Jesus Maria and 6,000 acre Guadalupe refuge, creating a private hunting ground protected by a four‑sides refuge, without proper commission oversight. Connell, once a Butte merchant, left Montana after selling his M. J. Connell company holdings and moved to California.
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William Burt pleads not guilty to charge
William Burt faced Judge Lynch and entered a not guilty plea to carrying concealed weapons. He was arrested on South Main Street after a bench warrant was issued. Burt later accused Police Officer Joseph Williams of assault during the arrest. The case was continued by the police commission until Monday evening.
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