Crematory Faced With Collapse New Furnace Urged
City reports show February receipts and expenditures with a warning from J. Ryan custodian of the crematory that the current furnace is caving in and requires immediate repair or replacement. Police and public works figures accompany the budget, including 257 February arrests and related fines, lodging applications, and city sanitation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calkins
J. Ryan
Boston & Montana Company
Poundmaster Mahoney
Rich ore in Never Sweat mine bottom tops ore from upper levels
A Butte mining veteran with 22 years in the district tells the Boston News Bureau that copper mines in the area are not declining with depth. He asserts the Never Sweat bottom workings hold ore as rich as earlier levels and disputes the view that Anaconda is a exhausted shell. He estimates Anaconda at intrinsic value of 59 dollars per share and notes Butte & Boston’s current production around 10 million pounds annually with strong profits.
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Montana
Butte
Boston News Bureau
Anaconda
Haggin
Daly
Amalgamated
Butte & Boston
Hayes and Mc Namara Buy Local Meat and Grocery Stand
W. P. Hayes, longtime cashier of the A. C. M. hardware department, and J. F. Mc Namara, a prominent Butté businessman, have purchased the meat and grocery business at 110 West Park Street near Symons Dry Goods. The shop had been operated as Cent Glory Grocery and Meat, known locally as Pat Mullin’s old stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hayes
A. C. M. Company
J. F. McNamara
Butté
West Park Street
Symons Dry Goods Company
Crescent Grocery and Meat Company
Pat Mullin
Dispute Over Promissory Note In Fleming Estate
In Mc Clernan court John C. Akin faced a citation over a $2 000 promissory note claimed to belong to the Timothy P. Fleming estate. Cornelius Fleming alleges finding two notes between Akin and Fleming. Akin denies the claim. Judge Mc Clernan ordered a jury to decide the facts. Other probate matters were acted on including estates of Martin Mitchell Louise Kropfganz Permelia Barnhart Joseph Blewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Akin
Cornelius Fleming
Akin
Timothy Fleming
John Akin
Cornelius
P. Connolly
Martin Mitchell
E. W. Hill
Louise Kropfganz
Permelia Barnhart
Galena Street
Joseph Blewett
Hornet Addition
Fraud and Corruption Charges Against Former Land Office Commissioner
Former land office commissioner faces fraud and corruption charges after an investigation uncovered misused funds and illicit contracts. Prosecutors allege scheme involved falsified invoices, kickbacks, and approvals bypassing proper oversight. Remarks from officialsStress ongoing legal proceedings and potential penalties.
Litigation in Johns Land Case Claims Government Collusion
Defendants in the Johns addition land dispute in Butte seek to upend prior patent to Cannon and Marsh. They allege the patent was issued illegally with government collusion to deny Johns rights and contest mineral claims. Plaintiffs Cannon and Marsh and brokers are named with proceedings detailing protests and reversals in the Interior Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns
Butte
Charles W. Cannon
Joseph V. Long
Enoch Johns
District Court
Henry W. Cannon
George F. Marsh
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Cannon and Marsh
General Land Office
Land Department
Commissioner of the Land Office
Cannon
Marsh
Secretary of the Interior
Department
Placer Farm
I. P. Forestell
J. G. Denny
W. C. Jones
Revival of The Taming of the Shrew Attracts Wide Audiences
Reports from Butte praise Charles B. Hanford's revival of The Taming of the Shrew as a distinct success. The show is described as lavishly mounted and costumed with a strong supporting troupe led by Helen Grantly, noted for Grecian beauty in London photographs. The company also features Marie Dromah Emma Hayner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Charles B. Hanford
Shrew
Photographers’ Convention
London
Katharine
Mr. Hanford
Marie Dromah
Emma Hayner
William J. Shea
Irving Knight
Stuart Beebe
P. A. Nannary
Harold Fiske
Paul Anderson
R. O. Meech
L. W. Browning
John C. Davis
Mail weighing to begin for Montana rail mail service
To day weighers on all trains passing through Montana and at key post offices begin 35 days of service to determine government payment to railroads for mail transport. Weighers start today in the Montana division and run until April 10, earning $3 a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
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Butte News
Pound
W. Park
Butte, Mont
Dr. W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
Sanden
A. T. Sanden
Portland, Ore
Wee
Csessay
MOSB
Fleming
John C
Boulder Hot Springs
Great North
North Main Street
J. E Dawson
G. A
Swift & Co
Butte Butchers’ Union
W. H. Hull
W. J. Honey
Recorder
Brussels
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Cor. Park and Main Sts., Butte, Mont
John G. Holland
Grocer
Main St
The
Tate
Kirby
Johns Land
Hanford
Great Atlantic Team Company
West Broadway
Lander Furniture and Garpat Company
East Broadway
Montana Liquor CO
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Millend Wholraak
Bonner
Moy
Anacconda
Missoula
Tonkin
E. Park St
Tailoring Tonkin’s
Leemagl Anie, CO
Bishop Remedy Co
San Francisco
Cal
Newton Bros
Druggints
North Main St
Memt
Martie Drug Company
Ment
Dr. F
Ironside the Dentist
West Park Street, Butte, Mont
Tin
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
C. A. Perrin
M. D
Helena, Mont
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Vormerly
Hot Springs, Arkansas
R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Dutton’s Broadway Theater
E. J Carpenter
Sutton’s
Broadway Theater
Richard Sutton
MR. Myron B. Rice Presents
Calla Mark E. Swan
Stton' S Family Theater
W. al. White
Elite Company
A.endre
Paris
New Drug Co
Mont
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