GlO Mining Camp to Open with Expanded Operations
Argent a district in Montana sees increased mining activity this year with the Butte Argenta Copper Company undertaking extensive work. A 40 horse power hoisting engine and 15 air drills are set for Iron Mountain and nearby claims as develop ment resumes. Stores and saloons plan to reopen as housing and business sites are repaired for a hoped for active camp.
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Dillon
Kolnis Toste Gresser
Argenta
Montana
Butte-Arxenta Copper Company
J. E. Oppenheimer
Henry Mueller
A. T. Morgan
J. He Klug
John N. Kirk
Bulle
Iron Mountain
Coma
Bitte-Acgenta Company
Bistriet
Dillon Merchants Rally Over Outlook for District Work
Dillon merchants express heated concern about future prospects in the district. They anticipate all business and freight will be handled from their city, signaling a shift in regional operations and local economic tension.
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Dillon
Freignglag
Nits
Red Lodge District Court Opens Amid Docket Tales
Red Lodge notes report the district court will convene tomorrow with Judge Henry unable to catch the train. A murder case and three grand theft charges remain on the calendar. Thomas F Pollard resigns from Montana Democratic state committee chair. Rumors claim Northern Public Railway bid won control of FLA Hall's Yellowstone park road construction in Bear Creek sale, currently in New York.
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Standard
Red Lodge
March
Henry
Thomas F. Pollard
Carden County
Democratic State Committee
HH. L. Frank
Northen Pueblc
FL A. Hall
Yellowstone Park Road
Bear Creel
Sal
New York
Placer Claims Filed by Butte and Big Hole Parties
A dispatch from Dillon reports 24 placer locations filed by D J Hennessy and others from Butte and Big Hole basin parties. Each 160 acre claim lies in the Pioneer district with several additional claims purchased outright. A company is to be formed to build a gold dredge and operate the claims later this year.
Aguinaldo Opposes Direct Primary Law in Carbon County
Special Dispatch reports Carbon county voters face a direct primary election on Saturday April 14 with 400 qualified signers approved by county commissioners after 16 names were rejected. The race is expected to be hotly contested as former Senator Moyer launches the Carbon County Republican to oppose the primary law while the Picket, the old Republican paper, supports it.
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Ue Slanard
Nedrodge
Carbon County
Cam~ Iisstaters
Moyer Hils
Republican
Red Lodge Wins Full County Fair Grant in Budget Battle
Red Lodge and Bridger clashed with Carbon county commissioners over fair funding. The board awarded Red Lodge the full requested amount by a two to one vote after both towns defended their claims.
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Red Lodge
March
Carbon County
Bridger
Briderr
Senator Glidden to Acquire Bridger Coal Interests
Special dispatch from Red Lodge reports Senator from this county, Sam Glidden, negotiating to gain ownership of Bridger Coal Company and Bridger Downside Company, both owned by Senator W A Clark. Gra den and attorneys traveled to Butte to close the deal this week. George B Spaulding of the Congregational church resigns to take a post in Saratoga Springs, recommended by Charles Darkhurst of New York.
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Red Ledge
Bridger
Sam Glidden
Bridger Coal Company
Bridger Downsite Company
W. A. Clark
Graden
Butte
Red Lodge
George B. Spaulding
Congregational Church
Saratoga Springs
Charles Darkhurst
New York
Aualstant
Boston
Huy Oi
Raven
Reins
Boat Butte
Dutte & Landon
Death laiden search reveals Metz mother and two children
The bodies of Mrs. Clinton Metz and her two children were found about half a mile from the Metz ranch in Harrison Nebraska after they were frozen to death in the recent blizzard. The children were lost while returning home from about and the mother was lost while searching for them. The bodies lay about 20 yards apart.
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Harrison, Neb
March
Clinton Metz
Mets Ranch
Aboo
Police suspend nine officers over graft charges
Two sergeants and eight patrolmen were suspended today from the police department by Acting Chief Gillespie while graft charges are pending. The men had been on duty in the central district and will be formally charged before the police board.
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SL Lavis, Maron
Gillespie
Charnea
Central District
Mouth of the Columbia river improvement bill advance
Washington March senate commerce committee approved a favorable report on an amendment to the sundry civil service bill funding 4900 dollars for improving the Columbia River mouth. A similar favorable report passed on another bill for the same purpose. Also noted are local school salary adjustments and a treasury cash balance tallies of 147,034,951 dollars with gold coin at 75,700 dollars.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Civil Service
Columbia River
Wannington
March
Return of Confidence Market Starts Upward
The market firmed today after early wavering as Treasury moves and copper strength in London buoyed sentiment. Reading coal and bituminous strike risks weighed, but easier money rates and hoped-for gold surrender fueled gains. Amalgamated Copper and related stocks led the up move while bonds showed irregular activity and broad list of industrials traded with mixed results.
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New York
London
Sa Mo Hely
Amalgamated
Atchison
Chicago Markets Rough Wheat and Corn Trade
Chicago markets opened with little change from last night’s close as May wheat stayed near the prior settle. Traders noted bearish presses in the Southwest amid cabinet crisis jitters and strong demand for May while shorts covered heavily.
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Chicago
Northwaat
New York
Aliin
Qaresis
May 8 Market Notes: Quiet Trade and Mixed Prices
Chicago on March 8 reports a quiet trading day with May oats and pork trending uncertain. Cash quotes show dull demand for wheat and rye while lard and short rib prices shift. beef, sheep, and hogs mixed with receipts around 8,000 cattle and 12 for sheep, market broadly steady to lower.
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Prine Timothy
Chicago
Eleady
H.R
Market and livestock prices and entries across regions
Market reports from Omaha and Kansas City show native steers maturing at 2.85 per hundredweight with various stockers, calves and hog receipts. Western fed cattle and hog prices vary. New York and Washington light notes cover sugar, refining, and spring meet handicaps with entries up. Denning Spring meet entries rise with notable increases in several stakes including the Oxnard Dinner and Washington Nursery.
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Kansas City
Minel &—Ciuttte
Poakere
MGR
Washington, March S
Washington Nursery
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Butte, Mont
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Rutte
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State Medical Institute
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Butte, Mant
Tod P.m Suildars, A.m. Tal P.m
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J. Foster Paine
Webber & CO
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Mich
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Calumet
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Marquette
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Marinette
Wis
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Milwaukee
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Dilash Mian
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Butte Mont
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Allee
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Gitte & London
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New Boston Copper
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