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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1901

Page

11

School of Mines Board Holds Special Meeting on Heating Plant

Butte Montana the School of Mines board met in the Forbis block with Chairman Richards and trustees Moulthrop and Clark present Bills totaling over 3000 were approved for salaries equipment and carpentry The president reported the school as depository of U S government documents and recommended catalogue bids The board authorized plans for a new heating plant and referred the plans to the building committee for action under Senator Clark's influence the meeting noted dona tions of books and ore samples and thanked the donors

Board of Trustees The School of Mines Forbis Richards G. E. Moulthrop W. A. Clark, Jr Winchell Leonard W. A. Clark Montana United States Senator Clark

School Plans Urgent Steam Heating Plant

The district intends to call a special meeting soon to report on urgent needs for a new heating plant. The current hot air system will be replaced by steam once the plant is installed.

Wanted for selling mortgaged property

Peter Radigan alias Regan a miner from Mullan Idaho is wanted on a charge of selling mortgaged property. Mrs Radigan and Miss Alice Clancy are jailed as accessories after police located them at the Elwood lodging house and detaining them pending Radigan’s arrest.

Peter Radigan Regan Butte Mullan Idaho Orton Bros Sheriff's Office Radigan Alice Clancy Elwood Lodging House Coeur d'Alenes West Park Street Davenport & Kimball

Innocent Men Were Killed in Albany Demonstration

The article recalls a fatal incident at a public demonstration where two respected men, a Smith & Herrick shoe firm member and a Walsh plumbing head, were killed. Both were spectators with no role beyond attendance as the cars returned to North Albany and were later housed at Quail Street barn. Monarch colored shirts advertised at 35 cents each.

Smith & Herrick Albany Club Walsh North Albany Quail Street

Indian Circus Fiends and Mixed Crowds Shape Tour

A Chicago Inter Ocean feature describes how Indians lead in circus enthusiasm, selling relics to fund tickets and arriving by horse or foot from far distances. It notes large Chinese and Japanese attendance in California, amid a diverse Tucson audience, and details crowd dynamics in the deep South with strong black audience turnout.

Chicago Inter Ocean Coliseum Plains Texas Red Man Missoula Mont Perail Pacific Coast Ringling Brothers San Francisco California Tucson Ariz Mme. Noble Evey Negro Mississippi Louisiana Alabama

Mystery Shrouds Nurse Mrs. E. Clark Death

Trained nurse Mrs. E. Clark dies at St. Pauls hospital amid mystery over her past. She burned letters from a rooming address at 122 North Idaho street and left one scrap with N. 8 Mills Keeler Michigan. Funeral at the Methodist church funded by Ladies Aid and Epworth League. body placed in receiving vault awaiting Mills arrival.

E. Clark St. Paul's Hospital

Yale’s The Evil Eye Delights Grand Audience

Yale presented The Evil Eye to a large Grand audience last night in a production echoing its Butte run. Arthur Borrain and Thomas Elliott as Nid and Ned impressed as clever pantomimists, with Mayme Taylor and A. Lader also drawing strong applause. The Phasey troupe and the electric and wooden ballet sequences received special praise. A matinee is set for this afternoon with another show tonight.

Yale Butte Arthur Borain Thomas Elliott Nid Ned Mayme Taylor A. Lader Phasey

Girl Seduction Case Led to Reform School Effort

Ollie Samuels, a young colored girl, is held at the city jail on a seduction charge. Brought in by her mother, custody is sought until a complaint is issued for incorrigibility. If granted, an attempt will be made to commit her to the reform school for restraint.

Ollie Samuels Willis Rhodes Reform School

Race Track Privileges Bid Open For Montana Jockey Club

Bids due 2 30 p m Tuesday May 21 for race meeting privileges at Butte June 29 to Aug 3 Anaconda Aug 6 to Aug 24 and Butte Aug 26 to Sept 7 total 43 days at Butte 17 at Anaconda including bars cigars tobacco lunch counters ice cream soda stands boarding house fruits candies popcorn and peanut check room bids must include one third of amount and be sent to E P Laurence general manager P 0 box 22 Butte Mont right to reject any or all bids noted

Montana Jockey Club Butte Anaconda E. PD. Laurence Mont

Last Phrenology Lecture by Professor Cooper

The Blind Phrenologist Professor Cooper will present his final lecture at the Canvas Auditorium at the corner of Mercury and Jackson streets. The talk, titled Controversies With Parents Regarding Their Children's Peculiarities and The Ultimate Success of Phrenology, promises entertainment with music and public head reading. Admission and seats are free, with a collection taken.

Cooper Canvas Mercury and Jackson Streets

Bonds Filed For Two New City Officials

The bonds were filed yesterday for two newly appointed officials. William Mahoney, custodian of the crematory, bonded with D. J. Hennessy and James I. Finlen. Charles Lane, building inspector, bonded with P. J. Brophy and Louis B. Cohn.

William Mahoney D. J. Hennessy James ‘I’. Finlen Charles Lane P. J. Brophy Louis 8. Cohn

You Can Get Cured at White Sulphur Springs Baths

Relieve rheumatism Brights disease and kidney troubles at White Sulphur Springs with free guest baths at the hotel Kleber and Berger proprietors offer cure and relief options for travelers seeking health benefits at the springs.

Bright Kleber & Berger

All linen collars at Bouchers four for twenty five

Linen collars advertised at Bouchers offering four for twenty five cents. Store promotes textile basics with a focus on affordable pricing for everyday wear.

Boucher's

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Butte News School OF Mines Board Big Hole Davis & Weimescary Co Main St Monarch Clark Grand Opera House Phrenologist Symons Gsa.os Knox SAOS Children’s Hai Hamburg C S Pru W. Park St. Batte, Mont Park St. Batte, Mont
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