Big Wild Animal Show To Be Seen In Butte Today
Al G Barnes big four ring wild animal circus arrives in two sections from Helen with 550 horses 600 staff and 10 wild and domestic animals. Two performances at 6 and 8 pm feature 119 acts including Lions bears tigers and trained animals. A two mile street parade departs at 10:30 am. Royal Bengal tigers and a perilous pageant open the program.
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Butte
al G. Barnes
Helen
Thomas Francis Hewes
Jungles
Sampoon
Marine Band
Sidewalk bids show variation in county project
Seven bids for the sidewalk construction around the county were opened yesterday by the county commissioners, but no decision was made. The highest bid came from George Worth Company at 2.90, with other bids including Bernard McHugh at 2.00 per square yard and 1.00 per foot for curbing, John Raferty at 1.94, T Reardon at 2.15 for straight and 0.95 for round curbing, and John Hexom at 2.29 and 0.75. The winning bidder will be announced today.
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George Worth Company
Bernard McHugh
John Raferty
T. Reardon
John Hexom
Liquor Raid At Vera Saloon On Park Street
Special Officer Jack Melia and Officer E. Duggan raided the Vera saloon at 120 Park Street yesterday morning after reports of liquor being kept in a large pitcher. Mack Sampson and the men were arrested as fixtures were removed while a woman behind the bar poured liquor into the sewer but could not dispose of it all.
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Eener
Vera
Park Street
Jack Melia
Keene
Mack Sampson
Melia
E. Duggan
Prolific Pacific Coast History Teacher Burton Visits Portl
Professor A. M. Burton of Washington high school Portlassed, en route to St. Louis, is recognized as a leading civics and American history educator on the Pacific coast. He previously held state water officer duties in Portland and is noted for his long service in teaching.
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A. M. Burton
Washington High School
St. Louis
Burton
Pacific Coast
State Water
Portland
Soe
Husbands Charged With Tax Evasion Claims Filed
Two complaints charging failure to provide were filed in the county attorney office yesterday. One against Jerry O Neill who has two children and the other against Louis Tolke who has three children. The complaints were sworn to by the wives of the defendants.
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Ofice
Jerry O'Neill
Louis ‘Tolke
Officer files charge over illicit liquor sale at 42 South Arizona
Constable John Reynolds filed a complaint yesterday accusing Roi Wan Enargea of selling intoxicating liquor at 42 South Arizona street. The officer testified he observed the defendant in the act and acted upon the evidence gathered during the investigation. A court proceeding is expected to determine charges and penalties.
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Roi Wan
John Reynolds
South
Arizona Street
Safety First Day Promises Big Mine Field Day
In July the second annual mine safety field day will be in La Gardens with chairs from Anaconda Elm Orl Proctor Timber Butte McLeod Tuolumne East Butte Davie-Dals North Butte and O By rne. Events run from 12 to 5 with speeches exhibitions drills boxing and wrestling and baseball. First aid entries open to all first aid men and teams may be formed before July 15. The event drew about 20 000 spectators last year.
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la Gardens
Boardman
Anaconda Company
Meisel
Elm
Orl
Proctor
Timber Butte
McLeod
Butte & Superior
Fay
Tuolumne
East Butte
Dudgeon
Davie-Dals
Allen
North Butte
O'Byrne
Carriga
Anyle
Ivert
Soda Corps
Butte
Supreme Court Takes A Recess Ends Supreme Court Recess
County Attorney Joseph Jackson learned that no more cases in the state supreme court would be scheduled until after the summer recess. The Lucile Howard liquor case appeal has no trial date yet.
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Joseph Jackson
State Supreme Court
Lucile Howard
Dependants Win in Rent Dispute Case
Verdict for the defendant was announced by the jury in the case of J. W. Marshall against Victor Kento Me and Mrs. William Winnick in Judge Dwyer's court yesterday afternoon. A directed verdict was non-suited and the suit concerned a rent dispute.
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J. W. Marshall
Victor Kento
William Winnick
Dwyer
Yestery
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Owsley Block
Dk. Davis
Sunrop
Wrigleys
Wallace
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
NEW House
Boiss Childre
Mennessy
Supreme Court
OTM
Essy
Ellis
West Park
Bridgeport
A. C.M
Quartz St
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