Court cleans Races and July fines at police court
Police court reports a race track cleanup before the Fourth of July celebrations. Judge Booker jails two men for racing tips scams, fines others for disturbances, drunkenness, and concealed weapons. Boxing bout acts mocked as farce. Rivers defeats Hawkshaw in stamina and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
Toe Riley
New York
William Johnson
San Francisco
Murphy
F. Lawrence
JF Moore
Lawrence
Roy Morris
South
Arizona Street
John Jenson
Wyoming Street
Denia Sullivan
McManus
Sullivan
Rivers
Angus Hawkshaw
Hawkshaw
T M A Delegates Entertained Here
Butte lodge No. 7 hosted delegates to the grand lodge of the order en route to Spokane. The visit featured a luncheon, a city tour including Diamond, Leonard and Pittsmonth mines, Columbia Gardens, and a Pullman train departure at 7 19. Attendees included Grand President James J. Quigley and numerous officers and guests from cities such as Toronto Buffalo St Paul Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Theatrical Mechanics Association
Grand Lodge of the
Otter
Spokane
Mra
Joseph Lavery
C. N. Olds
C.M. Franklin
Charles Mailey
Carl Frederick
J. Fer
Thomas Bastion
Diamond
Leonard
Pittsmonth
Buite
Columbia Gardens
James J. Quigley
Memo
KR. E. Newman
Toronto
Ontario
Patrick Sweeney
St Paul
Minn
Charles W. Schweitzer
Cincinnati
Andrew Nitschel
Buffalo
R. Tomlinson
J. W. Hixson
Piqua
Ohio
A. J. O'Mahon
New York
R. M. Quinn
Sharon
L. L. Shebe
W. L. Delaney
Providence
R. T Misa
Etta Newman
Canada
John Seymour
Misses Mahoney
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Mrs Urooie Sues First National Bank Over 3000 Deposit
In district court Mrs Mary Urooie sues First National Bank of Butte to recover 3000 claimed as part payment for an undivided one sixth interest in the Sapper Queen lode claim. She demanded return in July and the bank refused. She seeks judgment for the deposit and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Urooie
First National Bank of
Butte
Wik
County Physician Report For June Hospital Census
The county report tallies 251 patients cared for at the county hospital during June. Of those, 118 were male. 22 were discharged as cured, died, or remained in the hospital on July 1.
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J.tremblay
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