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Choteau Acantha

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Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1922

Page

7

Capital Transfer Maps Early Montana Move to Virginia City

James A. Sanders recounts how Montana's capital shifted from Bannack to Virginia City after 1864. He details the 1864 organic act, Edgerton’s governorship, Meagher’s secretaryship, and the moving of archives as Montana established its new seat in Virginia City.

Montana Will Aiken Bannack Virginia City Helena Montana Territory Lincoln Secretary of the Interior Edgerton Idaho Aldergulch Washington Territory of Supreme Court of United.States Legislative Assembly Society of Montana Pioneers Sidney Edgerton H. P. Torsey Johnson Thomas Francis Meagher Akron Meagher Territory Executive Department Stone’s Ranch Salt Lake City Planters House Neeley

Highland City’s Last Pioneer Guarded By Winter Trails

The article recalls Highland City a ghost camp near Butte, tied to John Kern the 75 year old survivor. Kern arrived in 1866 to a booming camp, witnessed its decline, and in 1908 claimed a 61 ounce nugget worth 1228 dollars. He still fences placer ground, carries gold bits, and treks winter trails to fetch supplies, promising to quit after next cleanup.

Butte Silver Bow County Highland City Gold Camp Frontier Town John Kern Kern Clares Montana Helena Blackfoot

Jury hands down verdict in Pickford commission case

A federal jury before Judge Mack ruled that Mary Pickford does not owe Mrs. Cora C Wilkenning any part of the $108,000 claimed as commission for securing a raise to $10,000 a week. The decision ends the commission dispute between the film star and the broker.

Mary Pickford Cora C. Wilkenning

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