Property dispute sparks violent warrant showdown on Mast Granite Street
The case over 118 Mast Granite Street pits Celesta Nixon against George Andrews and others with claims of ownership. Deputy sheriffs faced armed resistance as Merron pulled a gun during a contempt arrest. restraining orders and writs of restitution are central as hearings resume.
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Mast Granite Street
George W. Andrews
8. M. Nixon
Celesta Nixon
George Andrews
Harney
District Court
Clancy
Doyle
John Powers
William Newton
James Larkin
Mike Merron
Fitzsimmons
McGarvie
Merron
Boyle
Breen
Mackel
John N. Kirk
Skelton
W. D. Pyle
Constable Boyle
Hoyle
Powers
Cottonwood Coal ad touts value per ton
Because it is good coal lasts longer and is cheaper than Rock Springs Only $6.50 per ton. Cottonwood Coal Co phone 276 office 814 Utah Avenue Weinberg Bros. and Epstein removed to Pythian Castle 111 South Main
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Cottonwood Coal. Co
Utah Avenue
Weinberg Bros. & Epstein
Pythian Castle
South Main
Mining official killed in Nevada wagon accident near Dayton
Virginia City Nev Jan 2 Colonel F E D Boyle and William McQuarrie were driving from the Como mine when their team ran away on a narrow road. McQuarrie was killed and Boyle sustained likely fatal injuries. Boyle was a prominent mining man. Also note: closing out children clothing at 50 cents on the dollar at Bouchers.
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Virginia City
Nev
FE. D. Boyle
Dayton
Como
William McQuarrie
MrQuarrie
Boyle
Loyle
Boucher’s
Coal pricing notice from Cottonwood Coal Co
Thuy direct from the mine agent. Only $6.50 per ton. Cottonwood Coal Co., 814 Utah avenue. Phone 276.
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Thuy
Cottonwood Coal Co
Utah Avenue
Ryan denies retirement in claim to world middleweight title
Kansas City December 2 Tommy Ryan who claims the middleweight championship of the world denied reports that he had permanent ly retired from boxing and said he is ready to fight any middleweight star on reasonable terms.
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Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Settlers Win Case in Second Indemnity Strip Dispute
Duluth January 2 reports Judge Cant ruled for the settlers in the dispute between Frederick Weyerhauser and the Northern Pacific Railway over the second indemnity strip. Men's black clay worsted suits priced at ten dollars at Bouchers.
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Duluth
Boucher’s
Hotel Rate Card Says European and American Plans
European plan priced at $1.50 per day and up. American plan at $3 per day and up. Notes the finest table west of New York.
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New York
Idaho Crooked River Mines Develop Stamp and Saw Mills
Thomas S Hogan and William Hogan travel to West Superior Wisconsin for a joint stockholders meeting of Crooked River Mining and Milling and Superior Idaho Mining and Milling. They bought a stamp mill and sawmill for the property on Crooked river with 50 claims, a 2 mile dyke, and ore values from 2.60 to 50 per ton. An assay office, water ditch, and 200 stamp capacity are in place as work continues on the mill. The Crooked river properties lie six miles from Buffalo hump and 12 miles from Dixie.
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Thomas S. Hogan
William Hogan
Elk City
Idaho
West Superior
Wis
Crooked River
Hogan
Buffalo Hump
Dixie
Richardson gives president a set of presidential letters
Representative Richardson of Tennessee presented the president with a compilation of the letters and Messages of the presidents. He jokingly asked the president to read the constitution and declaration of independence, and the president took the joke in good humor and said he would read them carefully.
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Washington
Richardson
Tennessee
United States
Riots Prompt Military Control in Bangor District
London reports Bangor and its district under military control after severe clashes between strikers and quarry workers at Penryn and Bethesda. A cavalry detachment from Aldershot and militia from Litchfield were deployed following extensive house wrecking overnight.
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London
Bangor
North Wales
Penryn
Bethseda
Aldershot
Litchfield
Clyde yards bid to build new British battle ships
The British Admiralty invited Clyde ship yards to tender for two battleships of 160 tons each, five armored first class cruisers and two protected cruisers. Prompt contracts were sought as work on 20 ships underway may be expedited. New battleships will have greater gun power than any in the navy.
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Glasgow
British Admiralty
Clyde Ship Yards
School Board Rejects Proposal for Heating Plant Contract
The school board rejected the proposal and will prepare a new contract for the heating plant. Officials indicated further review and bids will be sought to ensure cost efficiency and reliability for the district.
Midwinter Graduation Plans and School Board Actions
Monroe building held a brief session with little business. The board rejected J B Wentworth & Co option for a $5700 heating system due to non compliant specs and authorized contractor bids for improvements. Eighth grade midwinter graduation set for January 31 with rented instruments and a fixed venue plan. Bills totaling 7042.25 approved including 5000 Sherman school work.
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Board of School Trustees
Monroe
J. 8. Wentworth & Co
Wentworth
Sutton
Aet
Sherman
White
High School Committee
Fire Threatens Morton House and Keith's Theater
Early today a blaze in the Morton House hotel and adjacent Keith's theater on Union Square forced 100 guests to flee smoke-filled halls. Firefighters battled for three hours, rescuing crew and guests as 22 firefighters were overwhelmed. the tremor of flames caused $230,000 in losses, with the theater spared and the hotel lower floors destroyed. Ambulances ferried injured to care as occupants waited to return home.
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New York
Morton
Keith
Union Squad
Fourteenth Street
Morton House
Wakenee
Jury Findings Signed In Bank Case Over Stock Transfer
Helena Jan 2 The jury in the Merchants National bank receivership case against L H Hershfield saw findings approved by Judge H Smith. The verdict set aside Hershfield stock transfer valued at 3000 to his wife after the bank failure. The court fixed the New York house rent at 1000 and added judgment for 181.04 giving a lien on the stock. Col W F Sanders plans appeal.
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Standard
Helena
Jan
Wilson
Merchants’ National Bank
L. H. Hershfield
Reeceiver
Hershfield
Yellowstone National Park Transportation Company
H. ©. Smith
Reports Have Done Harm Miles City Snow Claims
J A Anderson stock inspector from Sioux City arrives in Miles City and heads to Ashland as Montana immigration and investment prospects suffer from sensational Montana snow reports. Locals and even Easterners doubt the six to eight feet figure, while traders like Boucher's push men’s Oxford gray yoke over coats at 15 dollars.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Jan
Iowa
Montana
Washington, D. C
Boucher’s
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Wm. E. Casey
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C. R. Burket
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Pipestone Springs, Mont
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Paris
Newbro Drug Co
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Utte, Mont
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Lieve
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Turkey
Nigro G&c
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James H. Decker
Sitton’s Family Theater
Dick P. Sutton
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Jan Waitter Bee L. McCabe
Maloney
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Peasor
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Madame LaBelle
Fosselman Drug Co
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