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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
23
State considers paying members and attaches for services
Continued discussion on resolving the matter. a bill is expected to be introduced tomorrow to compensate members and reimburse attachments for their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Opportunity For All In Bidding Debates Capitol Wings
Governor asks Eleventh Legislative Assembly in extraordinary session to appropriate funds for Montana produced materials for capitol additions and to finance publicity for 1910. He urges fair competition among Montana producers, notes bond issues, timber and land grant figures, and urges action on continued publicity funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh
Legislative Assembly
Montana
State Board of
Board of Examiners
Capitol
Montana Capitol Wing Cost Scrutiny and Stone Bids
The Montana Board of Examiners reviews the 1909 capi tol additions project for the state capitol, detailing bond issuance, expenditures totaling 25 857.54 with 14 642.46 cash on hand, and the fight over material choices between Columbus stone and Bedford limestone. It explains bid processes, contract awards to Gagnon & Co for 395 497.24, and the board preference for Montana content but acceptance of Bedford limestone to complete the additions within a 500 000 limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Capitol Commission
Legislature of
Montana
State Capitol
Board of Examiners
Treasury
Adams Bros
Helena, Mont
Louis Johnson
Columbus
Bedford
Ind
George B. Long
J. H. Wise
O. H. Olson
Edward Wagner
Gagnon & Wagner
Gagnon & Co
Charles Salter
M. A. Jacobs
Indiana
Helena
M. A. Jacobes
Capitol
Laia
Sol Gansberger
H. L. F Rank
Gansberger
Jacobs
Steel
Columbus Stone
Gagnon &Co
W. McMillan & Son
Howard C. Smith
Governor Norris Declines State Expense for Special Session
Governor Edwin L. Norris states it is fair to serve without compensation for a special session and that an appropriation to cover expenses is unnecessary. He notes available state staff, printing under contract, and janitorial services from the furnishing board will suffice for clerical duties and session needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Edwin L. Norris
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Home Based Relief
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as painless and safe to self treat at home. It offers a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and notes a full sized box can cost 50 cents from druggists. The copy claims rapid, permanent cure without surgery and urges readers to request the sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Noble Woman Laid to Rest at Mt Moriah Cemetery
Mrs. John N. Kirk was laid to rest in Mt Moriah cemetery after a service at her family’s Finlen hotel apartments. Hundreds attended, with tributes from the Silver Bow Bar association Pipestone Springs workers and Butte friends. Rev Blackiston led services and a special choir provided music. Pallbearers included W H Penfield Dr E J Greer H A Gallwey Howard McIntyre P Gillis Roy S Alley Will K Quarles and Walter eC Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Kirk
Mt. Moriah
Finlen Hotel
Silver Bow Bar Association
Pipestone Springs
Butte
Newsboys’ Club
Kirk
Ye Blackiston
W. H. Penfield
E. J. Greer
H. A. Gallwey
Howard McIntyre
P. ©. Gillis
Roy 8
Alley
Will K. Quarles
Walter Ec. Lewis
Murder of Boy Mystery The Police Cannot Solve
Pittsburg on December 27 reports detectives try to solve the death of 11 year old James Lawrence Friel whose body was found in an abandoned north Side house after he had been missing since December 1. Police believe he was murdered last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James Lawrence Friel
Young Friel
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