Mining Commission Suit Delayed After Judge’s Illness
The Mining Commission case against Tam Claridge and Cat Bergstrand was adjourned as Judge Wines, recently operated on, remains in hospital. If the judge cannot resume, trial setting will be moved and testimony must be reviewed. verdict favored the Crystal Lee Company in a separate matter against Linde and associates.
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Tam Claridge
Cat Bergstrand
Indiigo Tynch
Altiney
Fay Plaintir
Clige
Robert Stichler
Gudhive Nickle
Crystal Lee Company
Peter Linde
Ce. Finelon Company
Piaf
Defend
Shipa
Richter
Tuberculin Injected in Herds Spark Health Concerns
Forty males and eighteen females died in Butte amid dune conditions as Dr. Carh VM Horst reports city health officials. Several tires show dents and wear, with general disembodiment noted. three contagious disease cases prompt quarantine. Deputy Veterinarian Boyd cites suspected milk chitin injection near Hitt and steps toward prosecution.
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Butte
Carh
Klara
Boyd
Hitt
Even Electric Fans Can't Keep the President Cool
President Talpent and party traveled from Annapolis to Washington amid delays as steam and electric cooling failed. In Steubenville an engine issue delayed the train forty nine minutes, and near Carnegie a freight derailment added twenty minutes. The car temperature rose despite multiple fans, prompting the president to wipe sweat with a handkerchief as discomfort grew. Dr. Dodd and Dr. Black are noted figures in the vicinity.
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Titighure
Washington
Alanapolis
Ing Steubenville
Ohio
Stone
Carnegie
On Switch
Murder of Calexico Father and Two Daughters Shocks City
In Calexico Cal, W A Overman returns to find his 14 year old daughter Junda and another daughter dead from bullet wounds in their home. Both girls were killed after a confrontation with W. F L Wolfe, who is named as responsible by the local coroner’s jury. The motive remains unknown and Wolfe is believed to have fled toward San Diego.
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Calexino
Cal
Dulya
Wik Faye
W. A. Overman
Hla
Junda
Wolfe Woraneh
Voranen
Wolfe
Poxse
San Vego
Educational Folk Hurry to San Francisco Meeting
San Francisco July 11 delegates gather for the National Educational convention with 24 000 attendees. Banquet honors President David Starr Jordan of Stanford. Readings delegates will be hosted in private homes as the event lasts from July 12 to July 14.
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San Francisco
daivaTee Guard
Nethinal Educational Neta Tlai
Anvel. Gore
Banque
ML Hw Plage Young
Whienaa
Wil
Palms
Huston
Columbus
Amore
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Lats
Chicago
Young
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Nnd
Reading
Day
Local Assessor Reports Big Jump In County Valuations
The last year total of Clark and Heinze assessments boosts county figures by about $4,000,000, driven by United Verde and Ray Peterson properties. Personal property climbs nearly $1.1 million while real estate shows a slight decline. Notable items include bank deposits, stock, merchandise, mining claims, town improvements, and utility lines with detailed roll specifics.
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Silver Bow County
Coun
Gilbert
Bennetts
United Verde
Ray Petra Stack
We AL Clarke
United Conner Stork
Heinge
Yehieh
Clark
Heinze
Logan
Goa
Shovlin Reports Finances of City Treasury
City Treasurer Daniel Shovlin filed the June financial report with the council detailing cash on hand 110,898.16 and bank totals, receipts from multiple departments including public improvements and licensures, and disbursements with warrants and interest payments. The report notes cash in bank after outstanding checks and references various local incidents and notices interwoven in the same item.
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Daniel Shovlin
Tung Yee Ne
City contest prizes to be judged by business leaders
A board of judges from city business men will award prizes based on correctness neatness and originality. Every entrant receives a beautiful souvenir. Professionals are barred and past prize winners cannot compete. Judges decisions are final and checks apply toward new pianos in the store.
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Contest Department
Butte Mont contests prizes announced for 1941 winners
First prize goes to A. D. Galbraith of Butte with Miss Edith Braly also of Butte taking second. Third prize to Francis E. Blodgett of Butte, fourth to Anna Norvell of Butte, and fifth to Mrs Richard Penny of Butte. Additional entrants include Mrs John Downey Arnstead, Mont Mrs Thomas Newell, W H Perry, John Crotty of Butte. Contest closes July 16 1941.
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A. D. Galbraith
Butte
Mont
Edith Braly
Butte, Mont
Francis E. Blodgett
Anna Norvell
Richard Penny
John Downey
Thomas Newell
Arnstead
W. H. Perry
John Crotty
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Altedens
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Georgia
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Mester
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Ethel Conrad
Lillian Gram
Brokes
New York
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Red Boot Shoe Company
J. W. Pratt
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Minn
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Elise
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Mineral Savings Bank and Trust Compaing
Vane Monay Inn
Lady’s Gold Watch
Opera Glasses Siath Prize
Elow
Middleman
Segerstrom Piano Mfg. Company
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