Progress of the fight over Mullins city job bill
The judiciary committee weighs Frank Mullins bill for 8% of annual wages for services as police chief’s summer clerk. Aldermen doubt mayor’s authority and fear a precedent. Debate centers on payment without council confirmation and whether the mayor’s actions merit pay to his son versus other officers.
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Judiciary Committee
Frank Mulling
Young Mullins
Imai
Mullin
Reagan
Mullins
Aleot F. L. Grantley
John F. Davies
Templeman
Highuit
Ian
Heag
Gay
Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Meeting of Mystic Tie Grove No 2 in South Butte
An adjourned meeting of Mystic Tie Grove No 2 United and Ancient Order of T ootles met at Travets Hall South Butte with Prof August F Smith Montana state organiser presiding. Officers elected include Edward Berry secretary Ian G Viscants treasurer John E Lange William H Madden bylaws James E Baldwin chiller yann John G Figeant Albert W Corner.
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United and
Ancient Order of Toutes
Traveat’s Hall
South Butte
August F. Smith
Montana
Secrewry
Edward §. Berry
Weasurer
Iain G. Viscants
Court actions and filings improvised in Lulu case brief
The United States court heard a faded set of actions with a July session, overruling a strike motion and granting one day in which to prepare a garnishment bill and further amendments. Submissions included a government demurrer in the Bitter Keot Development matter, John A. Smith admitted to practice, and objections to the final discharge of J. T. Hughes noted with Charles W. Tattervon of Anaconda declaring bankruptcy.
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J. J. Newhégin
Lulu
Bitter Keot Development Sonmaty
John A. Smith
United States Court
Lparantel
Tne
J. T. Hughea
Ghearles
Anaconda
New Motatiog Plant Arrives in Butte
Machinery for W A Clark's new hoisting engine at West Stowe is delivered in Butte yesterday and to be assembled on site. The shipment traveled from the East, with parts damaged en route, taking three weeks to locate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Ue West Stowe
Mihe
Butte
Royal Italian band scandal halts Butte concert plans
A telegram from Denver reports the Royal Italian band fractured on the eve of departure, with a member absconding with the band's treasury. The Boston and Montana bands had planned a joint Garden concert next Sunday, a show now canceled as uncertainty spreads among local musicians and fans.
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Butte
Royal Tratlan
Denver
West
Royal ‘Band
Boston 4 Montana
The
Gardens
Boston & Montana
Royal Italian Banda
Opening of the Pister Revs Saturday Attendance
Fragmentary note indicates an attendance event for the Pister Revs opening on Saturday with no additional details or context available.
Arrest for hard driving ends with bail set at $20
Clason, a miner, was arrested at Uwcorner Park street and Kenshaw for cruelty to horses and drunkenness after officers were attracted by a exhausted team. He was jailed, bailed to appear before Judge Boyle, and his driven team was sent to a livery stable for examination.
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Th. Clason
Miner
Uwcorner
Park Street
Kenshaw
D. D. Sullivan
Main
Park St
Items of Interest to Montana People
Helens reports a 16 year old boy Walter Litter arrested for stealing sacks from Germain Hyery barn. Havre notes births and a Mre Thomas O'Brien arrival. Helena items include a petition for sidewalks, a court case with a Chinese man, and improvements by the Helena Improvement Society. Miles City covers a sheriff with a reform boy, new brewery work, and ownership changes on a block.
Local Notes From Miles City and Bozeman Fair Dispatches
On the first day of the fair disruptions arose as the visiting team could not compete after a Tong trip. Miles City reports shipments of cattle from Miles City and nearby for Nur Rea Cattle Co. The Bozeman fire department responded to Route Street but no serious injuries occurred. A district court case involved a fine for moving a barn without a permit. Funeral notices include the death of Frante T. Keilian in Ingles city. Miles City also notes a 2000 acre land purchase from Percy Willigon at two dollars per acre with the seller receiving one dollar per acre.
Fleisher Yarn Prices and Colors Listing
The notice lists Fleisher yarns including German, Saxony, Shetland, and Spanish varieties with color options and per skein pricing in cents. It cites imported and domestic options and notes color availability across multiple skein types and weights.
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Preigtrr
Ksulting
Fleisher
Zephyr
Leisher
Saxony
Bill Turned Down for Being Too Small in City Funds
City council debates library funding and police court revenue as officials request an additional appropriation to maintain library services. Mayor Koster and the committee discuss extending the budget, with notable concerns over costs and prior approvals. For the first time in history, a measure related to Moaler's Wil is rejected due to insufficient funds.
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Commell
Dudge Coss
Library Board
Council
Aml
Koster
Moaler
City Council Notes Unclear Vote and Petition Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show Alderman Berky mistakenly cast a vote on a 100 pound discrepancy and a weighing issue. A petition for a Seventh Street sewer by James Ash and others was reported adversely by a special committee.
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Berky Sint
Coleman
Janes Ash and
Atiers
Company takes charge of lunch counter duties
Northern Pacific dining-room head Tourtelot is slated to take over the lunch counter, with a plan to enlarge and improve the service. The change follows the resignation of J. V. Motivate and is part of broader upgrades in the railroad’s dining operations.
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Company
Tungs
Tourtelat
Tourtelot
J. V
Baineas
Tourtolot
Adoa
Hun
Restaurant Ownership Changes Amid Local Deals
A note indicates ownership moved from My Reilly, who ran the eating house privileges across the system. Mr Tourtelot did not state details. Sr Mc Kinna operated multiple locations in New York, with broad business activity unlikely to continue unchanged.
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My Reilly
Tourtelot
Sr. McKinna
Yew
Maryland Republicans Nominate State Ticket at Convention
Baltimore September 12 The Brook Hearns state convention day nominated the following state ticket Governor Stevens A. Willan Attorney General George Whitelock State Comptroller Le I 06 Dennis The platform endorses the administration of President Roosevelt and supports a pro New Deal stance for the campaign.
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Baltimore
Brook- Hearn
Atevens A. Willan
George Whitelock
le I
Dennis
Roosevelt
Man Talks Wildcat Hunt and Cat Trophy Observed
Reports from Miles City describe a hunter named Watts near Purgo encountering a wildcat during a stroll. Watts shot and killed the animal after the cat dodged an initial strike. The trophy was photographed and skinned for mounting. the specimen weighed several pounds.
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Ik. W. Watts
Purgo
Watts
Hetmatia
Walldus
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Mity
Metting
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Moyal
Atranded
Mo Riaen
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Boarn
Mudday
A. H. Miller
Pocosia Avenue
Miles Chx
Sheriff Savage
Miles City
Hen T. Smith
Pleasant Street
Fakis
Pasqualé Capulo
Angelique Piris
Sherif Pond
Ravalli County
James Wicon
Reform School
Bert. J
Helena Improvement Society
Shine
Holland
Hawthorne Aga Brynni &Chool Bulliing
China
Tiniind
Comtalseloner
B.C. Russel
Belog
United States
Cetosilay
Welena Ad
Leon Laeroly
Havre
Acthye Anerationt
Beaver Creek
G. M. Miles
Wasner Millinery
Tinvye
Milew City
Andee
Hina
Grondive
Forsyth
Milacd
Garmenta
Mrs. Butte
Germany
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Monte Jnery
Marseilles
Gibson Pictures
C. D. Gibson
Inchea
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Steaee
W. B
G. D
Mi-W. B
Clark
Treneure
Dezensee
Pierre Wibaux
Wy Stacy
LG. Bar
G. F. Ingersall
Nur Rea Cattle Company
Bozeman
Ba'elnak
Dane Galati
Taranay
Voeshe
Billiton Bent
Mr and Mee
Frante T. Keilian
Abe
Spt. 7
Lana
Percy Willigon
IFO
Walerman
Jaeger Health
Agency
Maryland
Lambant
Jnrye
Vie Vallager
Mia Manning
Sophie Argumetts
Aliatriot
Komdh
Ley
Palmer
Kort Kenya
Fran Port Mead
South Pukata
Te David
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