HLL City Council Advances Paving and Improvements
The HLL city council approved Daly street paving from B street to Dunn avenue and 209 feet each way on Main street near Walker ville, appointing Nick Rotering and J. E. Healy as legal counsel. An improvement district will be created for paving with other work bills totaling 1400 dollars authorized. An ordinance for garbage disposal in sanitary cans and a license requirement for public service firms was introduced. The clerk was told to remove Main street ports and a transfer company scales site. Treasurer reported 4604. Police, marshal, and city funds expenditures were reviewed. A creosote drain contract was set at 2.25 per foot for 380 feet. Desceries collection and tax enforcement actions were noted. The department was allowed to use the city truck rose in the state fremen convention parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Street
B Street
Dunn Avenue
Main Street
Walkerville
Nick Rotering
J. E. Healy
John €. Holland
Judiciary Committee
Puble-Service Corporation
Hill City
Telephone Company
Monttana Transfer Company
Walter Rodgers
Dunnay
Dan Madigan
Maghning & Maloney
THO
State Fremen
Death by own action case unresolved in coroner report
Coroner Lane investigates a death on South Main Street involving miner Charles Bunker who drank carbolic acid. Authorities cannot locate Mire Fadden and witnesses dispute whether her rejection of his attentions influenced his act. Jury reached a formal verdict with no stated motive from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Bessie Faden
Charles Bunker
South Main Street
Bunker
Mire Fadden
Police Court Cases and Social Notes in Butte
Police court processed 64 cases yesterday as C K Henkle a licensed physician is held for drug selling. Dope distribution inmates and counterfeit money led to sentences of 30 or 60 days for several defendants. A Greek letter society luncheon and a planned summer dance were announced for Butte. Three weddings by Father Venus set a local record. Oysters and colonial era trivia closed with notes on British army per-man costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. Henkle
A.C. Wilson
Howard Hughes
Pat Hurns
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Trai
Wilson
Finlen Hotel
Society
Tegal Ad Dental Cole
Father Venus
Sacred Heart
the Ely
Pat- Tek Boyle
Ellen Shovlin
John Shovlin
Mary O'Rourk
Fernand Jalbert
Blanche Cauette
Ed Hocking
Mary’ Harrington
John F. Dwyer
Bridget Burke
James Murphy
Mary Burke
Villa's Chief Lieutenant Executed for Grime
Chihuahua City June 5 Pato Lopes Villa's chief lieutenant in the Columbus raid faced a firing squad after massacre claims. He had directed Mexican movements at Columbus and killed 18 American miners at Sama Yeabel in January. The cuertel clock struck 11 as the execution began and Lopes faced the squad with a defiant smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Pato Lopes
Villa
Columbus
N. M
Constitution
Ita Ros
Chua
Ex Lopes
Sama Yeabel
Chihuahua
Lopez
Final Shots End Bandit’s Life in Silent Action
Narration describes shots fired that killed a bandit instantly near the heart as he leaped forward and fell. Soldiers and citizens remained orderly. Lopez left letters to his wife and father urging belief in his loyalty and hoping to meet them in the next life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Lopez
American Motors Company Embraces Three Big Firms
New York June 5 Progress toward the completion of a new automobile consolidation embraces Willys Overland Hudson and Chalmers plus allied concerns including the Utileite company The new company may be named American Motors with 70 000 000 of preferred stock par value 100 and 25 000 shares of common stock None of the stock is to be offered to the public under current plans The merger aims to apportion preferred stock among the firms involved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willys-Overland
Hudson
Chalmers
Theutolite Company
American Motors Company
Two Miners Die in North Moccasin Mine Accident
The Barnes King Development company reported that on May 20 at the North Moccasin mine a 1200 ton rock mass crushed timbers and buried two miners, James McLean and David Lindsay, who died, while a third miner, Thomas Wilson, was severely injured. Berlin reports French attacks on Verdun front east of the Meuse failing with heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes King Development Company
North Moccasin
James McLean
David Lindsay
Thomas Wilson
Berlin
Saville
Verdun
Meuse
War Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saply Blake
Chi
Otten Fis
Iaakan
Ieee Eabiete de
Heparemionn Exceliea
Meadacle Tzcellea
Indal Baie
ABC
HLL City Council
Pinsen
Fem
Middle West
Chicago
Kansas City
Tonservelt
Finlen
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Dublican
Central States
Tropical
Indi
Britain
Connells
Totg
Nainsook
TLAND
Odds and Ends
Insoor
B.C
Assort
Pablo Lopez
S.S.S
Gesieik Weile Stedical Department
Swift Specific
Atlanta, Ga
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!