Deed Filings Show Large Transfers In Gem Lode
County records list multiple transfers including a $100000 deed conveying A D Davis's interest in Gem lode and Gem millsite from William J. Jameson to William D. Thornton. Other deeds involve Maia to Davis Daly Cup, Maud Gritt to Jot S, and various Lot and addition transfers with nominal considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian J. Jameson
William D. Thornton
A. d. Davis
Maia Anltith
Davis-Daly Cup Company
A.T. Morgan
Maud Gritith
Express Agent Witness In Case Of Paddy Rodgers
D J Tallant an express agent for Great Northern at Zortman is summoned to Butte as a witness in the state case against Paddy Rodgers. The defense asks him to bring the company books for 1906 and 1907. Zortman is a mining town in the Little Rockies with courthouse intrigue about the distant witness action. Three newly elected officers fled their bonds with the clerk and recorder. James M Riley county commissioner, John S Poles clerk, and Willio McMahon vs county surveyor face sureties from National Surety Company.
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D. J. Tallant
Great Northern
Zortman
Chotea County
Butte
Paddy Rodgers
Little Rockies
James M. Riley
Enlm
National Surety Company of
New York
Panama Latest Place to Get World's Fair Idea
Panama plans discuss organizing a Panama city world’s fair with Chicago as a model. John M. Ff land and associates face indictment over alleged rare book scheme reportedly tied to a $30,000 payoff from Mrs. James A. Patten, a Chicago grain magnate. Brass band tonight at Holland rink. admission 18 cents.
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Panama
Chicago
John M
James A. Patten
Holland Rink
J.J. Byene
Bouchers
President's Wrecked Banks Report Reveals CURRENCY Controller Findings
Lawrence C. Murray, comptroller of the currency, notes varied causes for bank failures during the year. He cites solvency restores for 21 banks, liquidations of insolvent assets, and several bankruptcy drivers including fraudulent practices, excessive loans, depreciated securities, and money market stringency affecting national banks.
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Lawrence C. Murray
Estanade
Bank de Dosti
United States
Colvers
Ink
Receivene
New Trial Denied to Railroad Company
In Helena federal court Judge Hunt denied a motion for a new trial in the $30,000 personal injury suit of J F O Mara of Billings against the Northern Pacific Railway Company. The court found the new evidence insufficient to warrant a new trial. O Mara was awarded $9,000 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. F. O'Mara
Billings
Northern Pacine Railway Company
Nobel Peace Prizes Awarded to Arnoldsen and Bajer
In Christiana and Stockholm on December 19 the Nobel Peace prizes were given to J. P. Arnoldsen of Sweden and M. F. Bajer of Denmark, both described as ex-parliamentarians. A local anecdote notes a waiter tipped five cents and urged to save, invoking frugality.
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Christiana
J.P. ‘Arnoldsen
Sweden
M. F. Bajer
Denmark
Burglary charge in Livingston as stranger is arrested
A stranger, Frank Lewis, was arrested in Livingston on December 1 for burglary after allegedly entering several rooms in different boarding houses seeking valuables. Police report he claimed he was searching for a friend and had 2.65 on his person, with suspicions he passed loot to an accomplice. Also noted are Navy changes with Rear Admiral Pillsbury retiring December 15 and Emory leaving command in Hong Kong.
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Livingston
Lewis
Biver
Washington
J. E
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Forest Mills
Springfield
Womens Fleece Union
Wool Union
Syamen
TNE Wook
Women’s Union
Silk Union
Women’s Union Siurs
Hennessy
Directoire
Penrhyn Stanlaws
Norfolk
P. Rodgers
Wariage Licen Sps
Larringe
Elvert, Hiyiner
Mabel Elmer Kestinien
Hime Sinonk M. Shaneenon
Leanna Lee
Allot Butte
Canonism Ti Ie
Ayn
Shyey
Jersey
Willam
C. Heppenheimer
Trust Company of
New Jeries
Bergen @ Lite fiyetin Trust company
Dixon
Carter
Tadiy
Charles L. Harris
Hod
Tilings
Joan H. Morrow
Red Lodge
Transview
S.J
John de Rockefeller
Livingston Houses
Ameri
Sa One
Howard
Oxford
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