Washington School Tax Levy Adopted As Bond Talks Continue
The school board fixed next year’s levy at four mills for general purposes five mills for special purposes and one mill for sinking fund to fund a new Washington school. No bids came in for a $100000 bond issue. a committee will seek local financing. Repairs authorized at Lincoln and Emerson schools with bids to be advertised. A city attorney memo found some related bills legal. Minor audit discrepancies noted and a uniform accounting plan planned. Trustee Maury urged immediate sanitary toilets at Greeley. Elderkin favored delaying until a new building rises. Requisitions approved except for a planer. summer teachers’ bills of $412 allowed.
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Washington
Messrs Tuohy, Harrington and Maury
Lincoln
Emerson School
Elderkin
Independent Telephone Company
Gaynor
Metropolitan Meat Company
Maury
Greeley School
Nitroglycerin Package Found In Post Office
San Francisco July 29 Postal Clerk George Quackman nearly fainted when a neat package bearing the word nitroglycerin was stamped for entry to San Francisco after being mailed in New York. The package will be held and the case investigated.
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San Francisco
George Quackman
New York
Quackman
First Case Under Horse Inspection Law In Silver Bow
In Justice Shea's court yesterday F.8. Robinson of Anaconda admitted guilt and paid a $50 fine after being charged by Stock Inspector Collins with bringing horses into Silver Bow county from another county and selling them without prior inspection. Deputy County Attorney Napton prosecuted.
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Silver Bow County
Robbers Use Pipe to Stun a Railroad Man
Police investigated the assault on F. P. Fay a 30 year old railroad worker found dazed at Dakota and Galena streets. He said three men accosted him struck him with a pipe and took his shoes hat and coat before fleeing. Fay was released.
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F. P. Fay
Dakota
Galena
Fay
Canada
John Carveth Pioneer Musician Dies After Illness
John Carveth a pioneer member of the Boston and Montana band died yesterday at his home near 712 East Park Street after a six months illness. He was 50 and had 26 years as a musician in Butte. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Avers and Miss Pearl Carveth of Butte two brothers William of Butte and Charles of California and relatives in England.
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John Carveth
Boston & Montana Band
East Park Street
Butte
Thomas Avers
Pearl Carveth
William
Charles
California
England
Cadillac car for sale in Butte Montana 1913 model
A five passenger Cadillac with new status is offered at 511 South Main Street, Butte Montana. The seller asks $730 on July 30 1918 and plans to drop the price by ten dollars each day until it sells. Visit to inspect the vehicle.
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South Main Street
Butte
Mont
City targets delinquents in encroachment tax cases
The city began yesterday pursuing delinquents unpaid on encroachment taxes and not represented in the Furman and Meyer settlement. Summonses issued for Pincus & Lelands, Pything Castle association, Cora Paige, Lilian Plumley, Phoenix Electric, Gus T., Peterson, Monida Trust, James A. Murray, and Owley Realty Co. The Silver Street operation on a brain abscess in Mrs. McArthur, mother of Robert McArthur, proceeded yesterday and was deemed successful. Bozeman fines for fishing without a license totaled 25 dollars, with jail for nonpayment.
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Furman and Meyer
Pincus & Lelands
Pything Castle Association
Cora Paige
Lilian Plumley
Silver Street
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