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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

7

Five Public Scales Recommended by City Committee

The Butte city council met in a busy routine session with Mayor Nevin and most aldermen present. The scales committee urged five public scales at Main and Woolman, Excelgior and Caledonia, Second and Colorado, Arizona and Front, and Arizona and Utah, with one scale potentially moved from McAllister & Co for $48 yearly rental. The meeting also handled judiciary and fire and water matters, library repairs, and various committee reports, with a special Monday night session planned to finish the scale proposals.

Butielty Couneil Nevin Jim Donet John Riley Dan Culhane Nerny Fanner McCarthy Main and Woolman Streets Excelgior Avenue Caledonia Street Second and Colorado Streste Arizona and Front Streets Arizona Street Utah Avenue McAllister & Co Teporte Fairbanks Firad Arizona I. L. Melchertor Wydrant Fast Second Street Warren Avenue Owsley

City considers bonds and debt interest ordinances

An ordinance to set a $100 yearly hip rate was referred to the judiciary committee along with another ordinance to pay semiannual interest of $9,000 on the citys bonded debt. Adjourned to Monday for further action.

Mike Harrington Alderman Nerny Salvation Army Butte West Side Shakespeare Club College Club Henry B. Curtis Judiciary Committee Carl Swangstrom Judiciary

Butte Butchering Company Denies Involvement

Mose Ornstein, manager, states the Butte Butchering Company has nothing to do with the alleged diseased hog meat. He asserts the firm has not handled any of the supposed diseased products and deals only with the best and purest killed meats of all kinds.

Butte Butchering Company Evening News Mose Ornsthin

Partition Ordered Of An Old Property In Street Address 1202 West Silver

A partition suit of Lee Mantle against A L Wanpt WD Thornton Neary W Murphy and Thomas 8 Hodda was heard before Judge Mec Clernan. The old residence at 1202 West Silver street is the subject. Haupt claimed rent share and was awarded 207.39 while his attorney fee was rejected. Mantle receives 250 fee to be paid from sale proceeds. Judgment for partition and sale to follow with proceeds shared per interests.

Lee Mantle A. L. Wanpt WD. Thornton Neary W. Murphy Thomas Hodda MecClernan West Silver Street Bir Mantle Haupt

Shakespeare Club Presents Charity Playset at Auditorium

West Side Shakespeare club staged a charity entertainment at the Auditorium to aid tuberculosis sanitarium efforts. The Rainbow Klmine playlet directed by Miss Mary Jeellet showcased lively performances from Joanna Grigg, Frances Manley, Lillian Bennett, Dorothy Simon, Erma Lessel, Amy Cain, Vina Bartyen, Ivy Messias, Maude Welrick, with music by Clara Huilman and violin by Eltigh Ghiuz.

West Side Shakespeare Club Siate Federation of Women's Qube Analoy Misa Mary Jeellet Emir Toch Clara Huilman Schloceser School For Scandal

Vagrancy Cases Rock Mertham Pacific Depot Scene

John Worth and Prank Lake broke a window at Merth am Pacific depot and faced vagrancy charges, while La jar was discharged after showing intent to steal. Virgin Smith paid a $20 fine or 20 days in jail for vagrancy. John Olson jailed two days for vagrancy, George Brown nine days, James Osbourn pleads not guilty to creating a disturbance and awaits trial.

John Worth Prank Lake Mertham George Brown Chater James Osbourn

Local Court Hears Burglary Pleas and Disturbance Charges

Judge Lestle leaves for Great Falls delaying Armstrong case. Shattuck Keenan and O’Donnell arraigned for burglary and plea not guilty.三 Slakerty and Rosie Diamond arrested for disorderly conduct. Miles Barbarish charged with third degree assault on Thomas Tope with a bottle, Pope a miner from South Obiestrat area named in incident.

Asssault Miles Barbarish Euan Bachariah Thomas Tope Aso Nia Pope South Obiestrat

Kathleen Dawson Dies After Illness At Home

Kathleen Dawson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Y Dawson died yesterday morning at their residence 22 Apacante road She was born in Milea City and is survived by two brothers and both parents The Family Frat Baptlas will open at Park wing near noon for a three day wake A list of mourners and attending relatives is expected at the service

Kathleen Dawson John Y. Dawson Apacante Road Milea City Duhy Weal Park

Sullivan Leads In Union Election At Butte

The Butte miners union election shows Dun TD Sullivan leading the presidential race over Dennis Murphy and Tom O’Brien after a 21 hour ballot count. Results also name Guniff as vice president and Joe McKinnon as secretary treasurer, with several other officers and finance committee candidates listed.

Butte aUners’ Union Dun Sullivan Dennis Murphy Tom O'Brien Anility Sullivan Guniff Olsetow Joln Vickers Joe McKinnon Dan Dmirkick Mike Neary Thomas J. Rooms Mike Moran John O’ Orien Johnny Por Trin D. Sullivan Tam Or Grien Wor Ylee Tao Guelll William Mathews Doin A. Harrington Jerry Sulli- Vickers Wpy John King Toe McKinnon Wine Fy Dolan Peter Hanley John J. Dunn Dennis Wey Dennis Sullivan Tens Tolland den S. Mikich Dat Leahy Vorwarden Iliko Neary Arethur B. Cox Milo Caton Willlam McGill Mika Nears Arthur BH. Cox Mike Caton Willam McGil An. Var William Maddy Max Marvin John Brien John BM. Sullivan John Byrne Con . Sullivan Pat H. Murphy

Remedy Promises Quick Cure From Mixed Tincture

An old advertisement claims a thin prescription and a syrup mixed with whiskey can cure rheumatism and backache. It urges dosing before meals and at bedtime with a note that relief comes after a few days, touting permanent respite and anti inflammatory effects.

Covaherry

Wilson Denies Funding Votes in State Assembly

Washington reports Robert L. Wilson, representative of Illinois, testified before a county subcommittee that he did not give money or anything of value to induce votes for him in the Illinois General Assembly or for the U.S. Senate candidate Lorimer. He said he traveled to St. Louis in 1909 and denied arranging payments or gifts for support.

Washington Robert L. Wilson Atio Thinols General Assembly Wilsson Bontham Wineta Jarimor Taw O'Neil Browny Demos Orudle

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