Extra Lateral Rights in Mining Law Lecture
Judge Claybers delivered the ninth lecture in the law course at the school of mines in Judge Harney's courtroom on extra lateral rights. The lecture explained apex and vein boundaries, end lines, and the impact of various statutes on extralateral rights, noting diverging theories and court precedents. A large audience attended, and an Orton Bros. ad at 219 N. Main, Butte offered plane and organ value.
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Claybers
School of Mines
United States
Theoundaries
Supreme Court of the States
Thal
Ney Adler
Uae
Teaiasnel
Roseaars
Besar
Paiel
Sven
Vito
Gilverting Wnt
United State
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
Call of
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Creditors press case as Judge Clancy hears certiorari
Judge Clancy took up certiorari proceedings in the Hopkins v Arnold matter after alleging bias since Judge Marney was involved. Other actions pending include Meyer v Toomey reviewed by district court, and a road erection contest set for June 10 with subpoenas issued. Clancy also weighed Nixon v Andrews, and the Nipper Consolidated v Capsice litigation over a sale and partition of the Parnell land claim.
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Clancy
T. F. Hopkins
Suse Lice
Ate
la Guires
Cther R
Hopkins
Summis Isn
Harwood
Charles Blair
C. M. Parr
Langford
John Toomey
John Olsen
Celestia
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Capsice Company
Parnell
Nipper Consolidated Copper Company
Building Permits and a Death Notice
Building permits were granted for a 3 room frame residence on Lot 16 Block 67 South Montana by Amelia McKinnon costing 800 dollars. Also permits for brick veneer home at 540 South Arizona by G Chevignard and enlargement to a West Quartz street residence. Alexander Morrison, 77, died. funeral Tomorrow at 2 PM from No 501 East Broadway residence. Rail ticket office info and schedules on sale for Anaconda routes and Great Northern service.
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Huilding
Lane
Montana Street
Mies Amelia McKinnon
Parmaree Bros
Woolman
Henry Streets
G. Chevignard
South
Arizona
George Pascoe
Quartz Street
D. M. Anderson
Fon Main Street
Northern Pacific
Alexander Morrison
East Broadway
Bute
Anaconda
Pacife
Cicketa
Great Northern
Alain Street
Three Homeless Girls Seek Help From County Attorney
Hattie Rogers aged 16 Ella Rogers aged 17 and Katie Downey aged 17 presented at the county attorney office seeking placement in reform school or Good Shepherd home. The girls, who had supported themselves, said they left their mother on Browning and were hungry after renting a room on Academy Street. The two Rogers sisters were sent to Paul Clark home and Downey to Walkerville. A missing garment report tied to their room was noted.
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Reform School
the Good Shepherd
Hattie Rogers
Ella Rogers
Katie Downey
Atttorney
Rogers
Downeyirl
Toboggan Avenue
Walkerville
Downey
Academy Street
City Hall
Paul Clark
Morter
Prize money cases in Manila and Santiago battle awards
In Washington, the United States court advanced the hearing of prize money disputes tied to the Manila and Santiago battles. The appeals originate from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia with stakes between 1.3 and 2 million dollars. About 3000 to 4000 officers and sailors are involved.
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Washington
United States Court
Se-pcltor
Richards
Manila
Santiago
United States
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Don Juan de Austria
Tale
Cuba
Isle de Luzon
Edwin F. Sioval
Austreme Court
Supreme Court of the Istrict of Columbia
Present Teachers Retained in Forsyth Schools
Forsyth teachers for the upcoming year were retained after a large applicant pool. Existing corps includes Prof. H. V. Beeman, Miss Anna Denjauade Damielson, Zelda Campbell, and Carrie Heath. Flora Davis of Virginia City was employed to handle increased primary enrollments. Salaries for all teachers were raised by five dollars per month, with C. Mr. Young remaining as Crow agency instructor and Miss Rena Wilson teaching at Hathaway in unorganized districts.
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Forsyth
H. V. Beeman
Misaes Anna den. Jaude Damielson
Zelda Campbell
Carrie Heath
Flora Davis
Virginia City
Mr. Young
Crow Agency
Rena Wilson
Hathaway
Tom Thunder and Winnebago Chief Rivalry Ended by Drowning
Tom Thunder, famed Winnebago figure, drowned in the Mississippi while disputing Chief White Buffalo Tom Roddy’s claim to the chieftainship. The conflict, rooted in Hawk’s dying wish for Roddy as successor, centered on claims over Black Hawk’s grave and involved duel aspirations before Thunder’s death.
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Place Raver Raum
Wim
Tom Thunder
Mississippi River
Buck
White Buffalo
Tom Roddy
Chicago
Hawk
Roddy
Thunder
Black Hawk
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India
Whitin
Wamsutta Mills
Wea Yard
Incies
Sally
Greer
Ftrom
Andy
Madrasi
Monarch Kid Gloves
Poplins
Steinch
Sineh
Metrosealers
Meineh
Steilian
Butte News Extra
AIVTA
Claymerg
THE
Stat
McCiernan
Clancy Senwrany
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
SE County
Reform
Walker
San
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