Voters Must Register Names Will Have to Be on City Poll Books
Voters are informed that names must appear on the city poll books by March 22 to be eligible to vote. The notice stresses timely registration and accuracy for upcoming elections.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
10
Registration rules set for April election in city wards
The city announces registration sites on North Arizona Street and in the Auditorium for the April general election. Registration runs March 12 to 22 with extended evening hours and 36th day for corrections. City Attorney Lamb warns every elector must register anew as district populations exceed 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Street
Auditorium
Lamb
Butte
Butte Briefs on Arrivals Departures of Several Residents
Mrs J T Curran and Miss Ruth Kellogg arrived from Whitehall. Mrs James N Lynch left for Chicago to join her husband in the East. Frank Carey, a noted mining man, is in Butte and plans to return to Nome in the spring after a year in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Curran
Mise Ruth Kisie Kellogg
Butte
Whitehall
James N. Lynch
Chicago
East
Frank Carey
Nome
Gibson of Great Falls Elected Senator
The article notes Gibson of Great Falls being elected senator after a lively legislative session. It describes a late hour finish with the last bill passed and a playful desk battle among members, including damaged bonnets and a attempted clock reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson OF
Great Falls
Senate actions and appointments dominate session
The governor named sheep inspectors for confirmation in the morning and adjutant general and state veterinarian in the afternoon. Hoffman elected president pro tempore for two years. House beet sugar bounty amendments passed. state institutions budget and publication reports approved. gambling bill amendments debated and set for rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Robert Lee McCulloch
Ravalli County
M. E. Knowles
Lewis and Clarke County
Hoffman
Hobson
House
Meyer
State Institutions
National Guard
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
State Board of Health
Stanton
Closing Day Prayers and Bond Bill Pass in Legislature
Chaplain Price offered a farewell prayer on the session’s final day. A committee of Baker Newton and Axtell was appointed to arrange a floral tribute for late Senator Courtney. House Bill 83, authorizing a $70,000 bond issue, passed on its third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Stanton
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Executive and Judiciary Department
Shanley
Lehman
Judiciary Committee
Fitzpatrick
Board of
McTague
Whipple
Skelly
Warm Springs
H. R
Orphans’ Home
H. J. M. & Hedges’ Memorial
Executive
Judicial Department General
Senate
Hartwie
Clark
Jensen
Farmers’ Institute
Stull's
Keiley’s Horse Inspection
Meat and Milk Inspection
S. BW
House of Representatives
BS. Boss
BS. Ws
Price
Baker
Courtney
Newton
Axtell
Wertin Murder Trial Sees Tears as Witnesses Testify
The Wertin murder trial enters its second day with the accused sobbing throughout and causing occasional court interruptions. Testimony comes from witnesses including nephews John and Matt Lamont and others such as John McAllister Jacob Powers and Mrs Wertin the defendant’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Wertin
John
Matt Lamont
John McAllister
Jacob Powers
Pilgrim Steamer Disaster Reported in Black Sea
A Daily Express dispatch from Odessa says a pilgrim steamer was torn by a storm in the Black Sea, 72 pilgrims were washed overboard and drowned, while others clung to wreckage. Footnotes describe eye witnesses and the old man seen leaving a house with a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Odessa
Black Sea
Theater managers ban doctors at curtain calls in act of taste
Managers of some German theaters will not allow doctors to respond to curtain calls before the footlights arguing such appearances are inartistic and obsolete, foolish and in bad taste.
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Owsley
Butte, Mont
Christie & Leys
N. Main St
Batte
Crane
Hurd
Hurlburt
Hake
Bainbridge's
Perroll
Calkins’ Book Store
North Main St
Clifford's
Kfees
N. P. Clifford
D. D. S. Ito
Buttle
Calder
Boston Dental College
Chicago College Dental Surgery
Haskell
Prosthetic School of Dentistry
Owsley Block
DR. Chung
Herb Sanitarium
Galena St
Arzona Street
Auditorium City
Torney
Dan P. Carroll
Butchertown
North
Walkerville
Hi. B
C. C. Willis
H. W
J. Gilligan
H. Blos
Biggs
Wotee MetCullough
M. BK. Knowles
Wilh
Institutium
Hartwig
Bielenbera
Donlan
Powell County
Deer Lodge County
Daly County
Murray
Anderson
S. BR
Meyer's Hill
Conference
Agricultural College
B. T
Reading
Gilligan
H. B
Broad Water County
Butte Briefs
Roberts
Corbett
Ll Oelock
the Doctor
Te Loyists
Willow Springs
Omaha
Moreen Petticoats
Finch
Russia
Oxford
Montana
Rasen
W.harper
Orleans Citage
Butte Mercantile Co
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
East Park Street
Senator Courtney
Strasburger Harness Co. P. S
East Park St
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