Court Decides Suit in Favor of Wyer
The district court in Butte grants M. J. Dwyer's bid to reinstate him as lieutenant of police, with the mayor ordered to restore him within five days. Dwyer returns to service earning about 125 dollars monthly for the period since his suspension. The report also notes Harpers Weekly on railway car weights and train configurations.
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Wanderer Notes on Comets Weather and Social Quips
A Wanderer column surveys celestial chatter about sunspots and four new comets, linking astronomy to weather quirks. It parries with social humor on suffrage, fashion, and nightly revels, then shifts to sanitation, dining, and a mix of local politics and curious proverbs about sleep schedules.
Uncle Sam Not In For Street Paving Copper Street
The city plans to pave Copper street but the federal government declines funding. Postmaster Gillis and senators argued the treasury ruling limits government expense. The government will maintain only its property to curb line. the city must fund paving the remainder.
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