Anaconda to Form Special Improvement District No 67
Anaconda Montana city officials announce a proposed Special Improvement District No 67 to upgrade streets including Third to Seventh along several avenues and Main Street center parking with cement curbs seed grass and planting. Estimated costs total 119,816 dollars with 14 500 for seeding and labor. Protests may be filed within 15 days after first publication.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
Mont
D. I
Cherry Street
Third Street
Eighth Street
Park Avenue
Locust Street
Flehth Street
Maple Street
Seventh Street
Main Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Se Aath Street
Maple
Elm Streets
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Ana
Onda
Council
Sala
Matt J. Kelly
Int Ptiaioane
Anaconda Special Improvement Districts in 1915 notice
City of Anaconda proposes two districts and outlines paving and lighting plans with costs from 22 000 to 880 000 dollars, installment terms over eight years, protests due within 15 days, and meetings set for August 2 1915 and July 18 1916. Documents describe boundaries and assessments, with notices published July 15 1915.
Lighting District Plans for Anaconda Streets and Avenues
Legal notice outlines the Special Improvement District in Anaconda Montana. It details street boundaries from Cherry to Maple and Seventh to Eighth streets, the erection of electric street lighting posts, wiring, and lamps along Cherry Oak Main Hickory Locust Maple and adjacent avenues, with cost shares between the city and property owners and a six year repayment plan.
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Maple Street
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Maple and
Elm Stredis
Seventh
Cedar
Seventh Street
Maple St
Maple
Hm Street
Mt [Etreet
Eighth Street
Locust Streets
Anaconda
di Lodge
Montana
Park Avenue
Exerry
Sevenih Street
Part Avenue
Hickory Street
Said City
Third Street
South Street
Elm Streets
Eighth Streets
Locust Street
County
Main Street
Park
Faneth
Lieth
Maple Streets
Elm
Kiehth Street
Anid Court
Saldity Council
Sa'd City
Parke Avenue
Ave
Rat Ehecial Improvement District
Thorald
Ehli
Notice of improvement district protests and estate sale in Anaconda
Protests against the proposed Special Improvement District No 68 in Anaconda are due within 15 days after first publication, with a council hearing on August 2, 1915. Also notice of a court sale of mining shares in Patrick McFall estate with auction July 31, 1915 at 2 PM in the Deer Lodge county courthouse Anaconda, cash down 20 percent, balance on confirmation.
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Erelock P
City of
Anaconda
City of Anaconda
Matt J. Kelly
Anaconia
Mon- Gay
At & Gelock P
Council
Sad Cty
Totas
Salt Special Improvement District
District Court
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
Patrick McF
Deer ‘Lodge
Patrick McFal
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
Colorado Stinthe
Cth
Sala Ealo
Notice of school district bids and estate sale notices
Public notices from Deer Lodge County include a call for bids on Bryan and Lincoln school renovations detailing painting and repairs, and an administrator sale of William Stockman estate land in Montana. The filing lists required bid terms, dates, and sale conditions, with clerk signatures and dates.
Anaconda Opponents Call For Street Reform Pace
An Anaconda reader argues against the proposed Special Improvement District for Oak Main Hickory and Elm streets. He favors preserving existing graded gravel streets with grass trees and curbs, criticizes paving, and urges city action to improve drainage grades and street surfaces before new lighting or parking plans.
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Oak
Main
Hickoryust
Elm
Anaconda
Proprie
Itaxa
Locust
West Seventh Streets
West Seventh Street
Helen
Park
Proposed Improvement District meeting called for Saturday
A meeting of property holders in the proposed Improvement district is set for 7 20 o clock Saturday evening in the Durston building rooms 10 and 11. Proponents and opponents are urged to attend and discuss the question on its merit.
Only a German regiment fighting twenty thousand
Berlin July 15. The Overseas News Agency reports the surrender of German forces in Southwest Africa. German troops numbered 204 officers and 3,08 men, about one regular infantry regiment with seven field pieces and 22 machine guns. They faced 29,000 Allied troops after prolonged warfare and fatigue. British acknowledged German bravery and allowed some non commissioned officers and privates to keep their side arms.
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Berlin
Sayville
Africa
Difficult juggling act features at Margaret vaudeville
Bewildering juggling exhibitions open the program at the Margaret vaudeville, with Indian club juggling by a group using fast transitions and dazzling dexterity. Maurice Downey and company present a frothy playlet, Downey’s Trisit veteran turns with Celtic pathos, Brigsons display contortion feats, Jenks anchors a famous Pullman tale, and Four Insane Show delivers broad comedy amid high energy performance.
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Netic Have
Maurice Downey
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Si Jenks
Hara Kendall
Mary Tiefenthaler Dies at Home Pioneer Resident of City
Mrs Mary Tiefenthaler, aged, a pioneer resident of the city, died at her home 94 East Sixth street yesterday morning. She came here 48 years ago from Baltimore and leaves three sons Andrew Joseph and Milton. Two brothers Robert and John Dietrich survived in Baltimore. Funeral will be from the home at 1:00 PM to the Methodist Episcopal church for services by Rev J A Mrecke at 2:30 PM.
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Mary. Tiefenthaler
Anaconda
East Sixth Street
Horn
Baltimore
Mofenthaler
Ofenthaler
Andrew
Joseph
Milton
Robert
John Dietrich
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Mrecke
British Troops Fight With Serbs Against Austria Asserted
Liverpool dispatch reports Crawford Prizo, a British eyewitness with Serbian forces, confirming that British troops are fighting in Serbia alongside Serbians against Austria Hungary. The official announcement was said to be authorized by British army authorities. The exact strength of the British force in Serbia was not disclosed.
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Seri
Cod Catch Threatened by Salt Shortage
St. John’s Newfoundland July 15 A salt shortage endangers a large cod catch this summer. Fishermen along the northern and eastern coasts and the Grand Banks face delays in salt supplies due to wartime shipping, with about 15,000 tons expected next month arriving too late to prevent piling at fishing centers.
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St. Jonas
New Foundland
Denver Times editor fined for contempt of court
Judge John A. Perry in the district court today fined Arthur MacLennan managing editor of the Denver Times two hundred fifty dollars and costs for contempt of court for refusing to divulge information to a recent county grand jury.
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John A. Perry
District Court Today
Arthur MacLennan
The
Denver Times
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