Police Court Hearings Open With Harsh Yet Fair Tone
In Butte police court judge sifts through varied cases from a watchman who shot a dog over icehouse scraps to petty larceny charges against miners and a colored lawyer accused of robbery. Defendants receive warnings, fines, or continued trials as misconduct is weighed.
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Mike Ferck
Butte
Perck
W. L. Yancey
I. G. Denny
Frank Parkerson
John MccGree
J. J. Hanley
Jack Hope
C M Sanquist Killed While Boarding Train
Special Dispatch reports C M Sandquist 25 from Kinzie died after being struck by a Milwaukee railroad work train as he tried to board the caboose during backing. He lost an arm and suffered a head wound. cause and circumstances remain uncertain. A brother is believed to live in Marionette Wisconsin.
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Standard
Miles City
C. M. Sanduist
Kinzie
Sanquist
Milwaukee Railroad
Marionette
Wis
Sucursal del Blanco Minero suit dismissed in federal court
The suit against C W Clark was dismissed as settled after the defendant paid the law judgment. The equity suit was also dismissed. Bell telephone construction methods are cited as world standard with lines extended nationwide.
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Special
Dispatch
Standard
Helena
Sucursal del Blanco Minero Dehihuahua
C. W. Clark
Bell Telephone
Annual Convention of Mining Congress at Goldfield
The American Mining Congress will hold its twelfth annual session in Goldfield from September 27 to October 2, 1909. Delegates will discuss mining welfare, practical topics, and pending reports from committees on vertical side line law coal tax insurance fund mining laws standardization of electrical equipment and mine safety. Nevada has allotted $5000 for a mineral display as delegates visit Goldfield.
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American Mining Congress
Goldfield
Congress
George W. Riter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Samuel A.taylor
Pittsburg
Walter R. Ingalls
New York
United States
Moreton Frewen
London
England
James J. Hill
John Hays Mammond
Nevada
Denver
Colo
Death of Gallatin Valley youth at Springhill ranch
Orince Crouse a well known Gallatin valley figure dies at 26 from typhoid fever at his Springhill ranch after weeks of illness. Born in the valley he starred in Bozeman high school and college athletics and played on football and baseball teams. He leaves a wife a six month old daughter and his parents four brothers three sisters and other relatives including Arthur at a veterinary college in Kansas City. Funeral plans await his return home with sisters Mrs Robinson of Billings Mrs R P Wall of West Gallatin and others at Springhill. The West Wind by Cyrus Townsend Brady appears in September Sunset.
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Standard
Bozeman
Orince Crouse
Gallatin Valley
Springhill
Iallatin Valley
Arthur
Kansas City
Robinson
Billings
R. P. Wall
West Gallatin
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