County Clerk Reports Deer Lodge County Finances for 1902
County Clerk Phil Greenan presented the annual financial statement for Deer Lodge County ending November 30, 1902. The report shows a December 1, 1902 balance of 18,591.19 in the state fund and detailed balances across multiple funds including general, school, road, bond, and tax collections. Net debt stands at 181,620.17 after adjustments, with assessed property value cited at 6,085,685 and total indebtedness 202,685.54.
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Deer Lodge County
Phil Greenan
Board of County Commissioners
Greenan
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
School Institute
State
Albert Thomas
AMAL
Vamatarsecde
Paransemnity
Ectas
Dicastteere Steivees Se Skh
Mitchells clash with Gray over union purity at coal hearing
At the coal strike hearing in Philadelphia on January 8, President Mitchell objected to Chairman Gray's remark about lifting the miners union out of the mire. Gray urged the union to disentangle itself from violence and lawlessness tied to the strike as non union witnesses testified about assaults and intimidation.
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Philadelphia
Coal Strike Commission
Mitchell
Gray
Parker
Anthony Ferguson
Mahanoy City
North Mahanoy
Reading Company
Commissioner Parker
Terrence Ginley
Ginley
Shenandoah
Coal and Iron
Order
Shenadoah
Mitch
Darrow
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchel
Wright
Coal and Iron Police
Donald McCcarthy
National Guard
Baer
John Markle
Shp
Conprove
Principle Not Principal Jones Seeks Wages Case
Robert Jones colored sues Patrick Daugherty for wages after Daugherty declared bankruptcy. Mandamus motions against Police Judge Hayes granted to attach $45 from the defendant. Jones claims $60 for labor with about half paid. bankruptcy sought to avoid payment. Costs in the action exceed the disputed sum, with likely near $50 in costs.
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Robert Jones
Patrick Daugherty
Daugherty
Duffy
Napton
District Court
Hayes
Jones
Advertising wisdom and new year musings echo in print
Commentary on publicity and industry, noting time and change as Father Time crowds progress. It ponders whether the new year brings fresh ideas and asks about advertising value tied to rising circulation. Also mentions ordering shirts and underwear at Thueson's.
New Firm Buys Saloon on East Third Street
Fitzpatrick and O’Keefe purchase the saloon at 523 East Third Street corner Third and Birch. They offer a full line of liquors cigars and first class service. Patronage invited by James Fitzpatrick and James Okeefe. Big tailor bills may be avoided by Thueson 309 East Park next to the Mint. See prices in our Windows.
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Fitzpatrick & O'Keefe
East Third Street
Corner Third
Birch Streets
James Fitzpatrick
James Okeefe
Thueson
East Park
The
Mint
Acknowledgment of Thanks for Sud Bereavement
In acknowledgment we express gratitude for aid and sympathy shown during our hours of bereavement. We, Mrs. Paul Keigy and family, extend appreciation for all that has been done.
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Paul Keigy
Five Thousand Sheep Sold by Smith Brothers to Rea Bros
White Sulphur Springs dispatch reports the Smith Bros. Sheep Co sold 5,000 ewes to Rea Bros. of Billings for $1.25 per head. The flock shipped on the Montana railroad Tuesday, will be unloaded near Billings and fed on alfalfa for the spring market.
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
Jan
Smith Bros. Sheep Company
Rea Bros
Billings
Montana Railroad
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Twee
Tore
Phere
Uae
Brad
Eesbareuse
Seemes
Tee
Miners’ Organization
Ing
Chairman Gray
Court
All the World
Thueson's
Sui
Suita Suite
Knox
Stetson
Q&c
Dyev
F. H. Colvin
Prof
Colvin’s
Dancing Academy
A. O. H. Hall
Rev. J. H. D
Great Doctor
Yellek Medical Institute
Bey
N. E. Cor
West Broadway
Montana St
Butte, Montana
Tobias U. Borthen
Paris
Borthen
Sotires
Alfred Andresen & CO
Minneapolis
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Eecoeas
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Ass’t
W. FE. Nankeville
Arkansas
Smith Drug Company
Montana
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
American Exchange National Bank
W. W. Harper
City of
State of Montana
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