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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1900

Page

11

City Struggles Over Health Expense and Street Grading

Butte city officials debate allocation of smallpox containment costs and pledge adherence to health board agreements. Council considers street grading on West Galena, sewer projects, firehouse work, water mains, sidewalk plans, and setting bids for a storm sewer and fire hose.

Board of Health William D. Clark Board of County Commissioners James A. Murray Wines & Wines Galena Street Excelsior Avenue Murray Woolman Street Sewer McCarthy P. J. Healey Thomas Shinnick John Leary J. B. Nolan John Costello James Keefe P. F. Cleary J. T. Sidley A. Elvers Butte Sampling Works Jackson Street Porphyry Gold Streets Fire and Water Committee Susan A. Lynch Covert Street George ©. Vitschen Pythian Castle Association Main Street Galena Mercury Streets Thomas Rowan DPD J. Hennessy Miles Finlen Peter Oren H. M. Sayfield Ways and Means Old City Hall West Park Street Sprinaling Gold Street Main Wyoming Dakota Montana Dublin Gulch David Maule Renshaw Alley Diamond Street Bryant Caledonia Street Kemper Smith Elderkin Law

GREAT FALLS NOTES TOWN GOSSIP AND OFFICIAL TIDINGS

Lethbridge visitors D B Locke and Howell Harris in town with business ties. T M Tressedder family and others arrive. James Clinton returns from Boone. California and Minnesota connections listed. Public meetings at First Baptist led by Rev H F Cope. Joe Hamilton disclaims police chief candidacy. Finnegan and Johnson ship ore under $2,000 expected. net $1,500. Lewistown to erect a soldiers monument. cemetery space donated. $2,000 goal. local committee formed.

David Goodwin Gill Edge Savin Lisa Butte Howell Harris Conrad Lethbridge James Clinton Boone J. J. Ellis California G. B. Jordan St. Louis A. D. Akin Montana Central Sandstone Minn First Baptist Church H. F. Cope Dillon Joe Hamilton Charles 8. Johnson Martin Finnegan Finnegan Nelhart Herald Lewistown New Cemetery Association Benton Press

Great Falls Montana Seeks Bids for Block Paving Work

The City Clerk of Great Falls Montana invites sealed proposals by April 30 1900 for furnishing all labor materials and paving work in Special Improvement District No 2. Project includes 9940 square yards of cedar or fir block paving and 3430 linear feet plank curbing with required excavation. A $200 certified check is required with each bid and bids on blank forms from the city engineer. The City Council may reject all bids.

McArthur Public Improvement Fund Britt Copper Street Main Wyoming Judiciary Committee Elderkin Knowlton Main Street Dakota Street Iron Buffalo Gulch Sewore James Walsh Thomas Rowan James Ryan Charles Sanden Shackleton & Co Janes Walsh Great Falls Montana

Horses Driven Through Great Falls for Canada Sale

J B Almon of Medicine Hat N W T travels through Great Falls with 350 head of horses bought in Montana for sale as farm and driving stock. Some were purchased in Cascade County and Meagher and Fergus counties. Duty on horses to Canada rises from 20 to 35 percent after May 1. Sheriff Proctor urges range-horse owners to monitor ranges and report suspicious activity to aid theft investigations.

Great Falls Almon Medicine Hat Montana George Conlon Cascade Proctor Meagher County Fergus County Musselshell Canada Sheriff’s Office

Horse Stolen in Great Falls Recovered From Delf

A Portage man Thurleson left his horse tied by Folks saloon after an election celebration. The horse was found with C W Delf on the west side who showed a bill of sale. Delf was jailed, released after explanation. Thurleson reclaimed horse. Delf loses money and jail stint. For Rent desk room at Standard office.

Great Falls Thurleson Portage C. W. Delf West Side Delf Standard Bach-Cory Building

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Butte News D. B. Locke of T. M. Tressedder and Family Notlock Alberta Ladies Golf Capes Children’s and Lisses Golf Capes Symons Park St Valenciennes Laces Valenciennes Hamburg Torchon IOC
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