Finances of the City for March report shows on hand cash
City Treasurer Ti EB Calkins reports March results with 64 488 92 in cash at month end. Warrants and interest paid 15 230 80. Month collections 18 018 68 including taxes 6 691 60 licenses 4 192 50 and other sources 2 807 58. Details list cash on hand 61 408 04 after checks, various receipts by fund, and total finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti. EB. Calkins
Tivenses
Lcenses
Nquor
Taxox—General Fund
State Savings Bank
Flrst National
Sah
Maren
Mortuary Notices for Leptick Foley O Regan Allen
Death notices for Andrew Leptick years at Sherman's undertaking parlors funeral to be announced later James Foley 42 died yesterday at 415 Ana mount road funeral tomorrow at 2 pm Margaret O Regan 63 died yesterday at 1122 West Broadway funeral to be announced George H Allen 38 died today at Basin Creek near Pisos ranch funeral to be announced later
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Wen Leptick
Andrew Leptick
Sherman
Poley
James Foley
Charlen Foley
Ana~ount Road
Regan
Margaret O'Regan
West Broadway
Allen
George H. Allen
Basin Creek
Pisos Ranch
Amicable settlement ends Guay assault cases
In Justice Nelsons court this afternoon Archille Guay and Madeine Guay faced assault in the third degree charges. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Yancey announced an amicable agreement and asked for dismissal, which was granted. The complaint said Guay and St Onge aimed to harm St Onge with a hatchet and manslaughter intent. The judge postponed other criminal business to next Wednesday, including the state vs Ed Hughes for knife injury over a dispute involving a white woman.
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Archille Guay
Made- Ine Guay
Nelson
Yancey
St. Onge
Change of venue sought in poker raid case
Leander Duncan Gus Fitnchen and Jack Hall notify county attorney of intent to seek move of trial from Justice Nelson to another court They have retained Pemberton and Maury to defend They plan to file on Duncan’s affidavit alleging bias by Justice Nelson who set bonds at 1000 each though the charge is a misdemeanor
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Leander Duncan
Gus Fitnchen
Jack Hall
Court of Justice
Nelson
Pemberton & Maury
Duncan
Justice Nelson 7
Walkerville altercation ends with assault conviction and appeal
Benjamin Annear and Timothy Shea clashed in Walkerville city hall on Monday leading to Shea being arrested on third degree assault charges. Judge E H Golden fined Shea $25 after a police court trial. Shea filed district court appeal papers, likely to be argued before Judge Clancy in the future.
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Benjamin Annear
Timothy Shea
Walkerville
Shea
E. H. Golden
Clancy
Chief Lavell Reports March Police Activity
The report shows Avrenta 24 malor 195 females 179 charged with disturbing 45 drunks 24 assault and battery inmates 191 miscellaneous 21 fires collected by city treasurer 179 meats wel Co prisoners 20 cents per hour electric light 507 hours 5 cents per hour total 25.25 peteire accommodated 50 mogols recovered 1505 brokers reports 84 pledges recorded 860 Attorney General Donovan from Helena for conference.
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Lavell
Malor
County Attorney Breen Probes Will Validity of Colbert Estate
County Attorney Breen discusses challenges to the two alleged wills of the late Charles Colbert while Public Administrator Collins joins a medicine talk this afternoon.
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Breen
Charles Colbert
Collins
City Council Meets With Likely Short Session
City council plans a brief regular meeting with few petitions and officer reports to be received. The main item is a report from the Northern Pacific via duct committee proposing a wooden viaduct over Harrison avenue. The railroad would pay one third of grading costs, with two thirds split between the city and the street car company.
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Mie
Callan
Northern Pacific
Harrison Avenue
Sentences in Police Court for Assault and Disturbing Peace
Francis Moreland pleaded guilty to assault and battery on a Chinaman at 102 China alley and was given 15 days in jail or 7 1/2 days in jail. John Perault and John Hood admitted disturbing the peace on South Main street and were fined $5 each. William McCarthy disturbed East Galena street and was fined $10.
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Francis Moreland
China Alley
Sullivan
John Perault
John Hood
South Main Street
William McCarthy
East Galena Street
Two Men Charged With Assault in County Court
A complaint charging Jack Meara and Billy Ward with second degree assault on Mike O'Donnell was issued by the county attorney and filed in Justice Arnold's court. The alleged incident occurred late Monday in front of the East Broadway school house, where O'Donnell was struck with a billy and had a jaw broken. A warrant was issued for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meara
Billy Ward
Mike O'Donnell
Justice Arnold
Dan McGarvey
O'Donnell
Billy
East Broadway
Beating Alleged as Negro Man Arrested on Assault Charge
Robert Jefferson, a colored man, was arrested by Constable Boyle in Justice Arnold's court on an assault in the third degree charge filed by Nancy Crutchfield. He was sent to the county jail after the arrest.
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Robert Jefferson
Constable Boyle
Local Briefs Highlight City Businesses And Cigar Ads
A string of small notices lists Dr. German dentist at 174 N Main, J G Bates medicals, Montana Musiyga firm details, Glasnen fitted, Butte Paint and Wall Paper moving to West Park, Leo C Bryant music studio, City Ti wood and Coal Co advertising wood supply, and Harvard Cigar promotion. Harvard cigarettes push and Dr L Austin painless tooth extraction at 50c. Canvassing board to meet Monday to tally city election votes.
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Dr. German
N. Main St
J G. Bates
Mer
Montana Musiyga
West Pare Street
Glasnen
Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
Weat Park
Leo
C. Bryant
Plano
Tuttle Block
City Ti'ood & Coal Co
Telphone
Harvard
Personal travel notes and appointment change in Montana
PERSONALS report several individuals heading to distant cities and a key political appointment. Mrs J Lane leaves for St Paul, Col C F Lloyd goes to Salt Lake, Will C Sharkey travels to New York, Mrs Kahnweiler departs for San Francisco, W M C White journeys to Chicago. Lon R Hoss, former Philipsburg Call editor, appointed private secretary to Governor Joseph K Toole, replacing the late Randolph Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lane
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Col. C. F. Lloyd
Salt Lake
Will C. Sharkey
New York
Lon R. Hoss
The
Philipsburg Call
Joseph K. Toole
Randolph Thompson
Sunrise Mining and Milling Case Continues Hearing
Judge Blake presides as the Sunrise Mining and Milling case reconvenes. Arthur Smith, secretary of the Thompson Investment, testifies about stock purchases in Sunrise Milling. James A. Murray is to finish plaintiffs' case this afternoon, with defendants' testimony to follow over several days. Easter flowers advertised by Butte Floral Co. at 107 West Broadway.
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Sunrise Mining and Milling
Blake
Mastyr Iacery
United States Court
Arthur Smith
Thompson Investment Company
Sunrise M Ning and Milling Company
James A. Murray
Enforce Sale Suit Over Shared Meaderville Property
Dominick Corterio sues his wife Raimond to enforce the sale of their jointly owned Meaderville property and to divide proceeds after sale. He asserts each owns a half interest, Raimond possesses the dwelling, and she gains no benefit from possession.
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Dominick Corterio
Raimond T
Méaderville
Brown Reinstated In Corean Customs Dispute
Washington reports a cablegram from Beout stating the McLeevy difficulty is satisfactorily adjusted. Brown, an Englishman in charge of the Corean custom department, was reported removed under Russian influence. The settlement removes a potential U S Russia clash and protects American commercial interests in Corea.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Beout
McLeevy
Brown
Corean
Allen
Russia
Corea
First Democrat Craddock Wins Kansas City Mayor Seat
Kansas City Kansas elects Wm H H Craddock mayor by 1358 over B L Short, first Democrat to head city since 1886. Republicans win city clerk, treasurer, attorney, one district judge, one county clerk, one constable and two councilmen. Democrats tally mayor and multiple offices. issue centered on corporation ownership. women cast over five thousand of 13,400 votes.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Craddock
B. L. Short
Jude
Syndicate Heads Copper Line Bargain Near Kenwood
A Charles W. Clark syndicate developing a copper line near Kenwood has negotiated a bond for eighty acres in the Brook tract. The deal spans years with a price of $50,000, awaiting confirmation of the right to close. Heinze reportedly pursued the same tract but faced competing claims.
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Hoss
Charles W. Clark
Kenwood
Unis City
Eigghty
Je Brook
Heinze
Stable Boys Invasion Strikes New York Shipping Plans
London reports sablemen strike at Newmarket prompts 240 American stable boys to sail from New York on White Star and Atlantic Transport lines. They will work for racing associations in England and must weigh over 112 pounds with weekly wages of 5 to 7 dollars plus board and lodging. Sailings include Teutonic and Minnehaha as strike details loom over costs and arrivals.
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London
Newmarket
Talnens
New York
White Star
Atlante
West Cheater Racing Association
Coney Island Jockey Club
Brooklyn
Bast
Sife
T He
White Star Atlantic Pranaport Company
England
German War Ship Grounded Near Arcona
April 3 reports Prince Henry of Prussia flagship Kaiser Friedrich der Grosse grounded yesterday off Hou east of Arcona due to unknown cause. The incident prompted naval authorities to assess damage and potential salvage options amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Kel
Prince Henry of Prussia
Kaiser Friideyka
Hou
Arcona
Bozeman City Election Results Show Democratic Mayor
Bozeman voters chose Democrat H. W. Foster as mayor with 297 votes to Republican P. T. Morris 236. Other offices went to A. E. Davidson Democrat treasurer over George H. Willson, 323 to 220. W. Y. Smith Republican police magistrate over W. F. Davin, 2438 to 269. Alderman results varied by ward, producing a council with a mayoral deciding vote.
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Bozeman
H. W. Foster
Dem
P. T. Morris
Foster
A. E. Davidson
George H. Willson
Willeson
W. Y. Smith
W. F. Davin
Smith
A. H. Martin
F. G. Davidson
Chas. Callaghan
J. H. Wells
New Carpets and Rugs Arrive in Montana Showroom
We call the housekeepers to view our spring stock the handsomest and best collection yet. See a full line of carpets in latest designs and vivid colors. Choices are superb and values are high. We invite you to compare floor coverings and draperies from premier makers.
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Montana
New
N. P
St. James Hotel
Wien
Axminster and Wilton Carpets at Bargain Prices
Carpets from Bighlow and Hartford Axminsters show bright Oriental and Moorish designs from $1.10 to $1.40 per yard. Smidh’s, Royal Wilton, Velvet, BrusseIs and Tapestry pieces feature a range of patterns and colors, with various quality levels and yard prices listed, including $1.50 and $1.00–$1.10 options.
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Bighlow
Axminster
Hartfoned
Wilton Velvets
BRODY
Brussels
Tapestry
Curtains and Draperies Offer Wide Home Furnishings
A local shop announces a new selection of curtains and draperies including Arabian and Renaissance styles, portieres and furniture silks. Prices range from about 1.00 to 22.50 per item with multiple patterns and fabrics such as bagdad stripes and new India stripes, plus ready help from skilled installers.
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Ron Ton
Jace Vallance Um Hotton
Kenly Demarital
Brussels
Fragmented World News Mix From Berlin to London
A garbled European dispatch reports Berlin noting damage and possible retirement of a vessel after heavy wear. A Cologne Gazette item from Pekin mentions a renFed force bound for Chieng Ting Fu amid recent massacre sites. A London correspondent protests whitewashing Westminster Abbey and Tower Hill.
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Berlin
Cologne Gazetts
Pekin
Chieng Ting Fu
Pouthy Fi
London Daily News
Mollon
Belek
Sevne
Visiting themd Buy and a talk with seals and poker
A quirky dialogue features a mix of characters asking why seals eat, a college remark, a boy who bids farewell, a theater seat miscue, and a hoax accusation. The playful scene touches on health, college thought, and a quirky memory of dusting wine bottles in a cellar.
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Hlogio
Tegan
Park
Contractors and Builders Price Offer for Cement
Butte Coatings Co of Montana advertises wholesale and retail prices on domestic Portland cement under the Yankton brand. The notice lists 196 Broad Avenue, Butte, Montana, as the address and targets contractors and builders seeking competitive cement pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Butte Coat. CO
State Agenta
Broadvas
Butte, Mont
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Mortuary Record
Justice Nelson
Donovan
Her
Helena
Northern Pacific Viaduct
Butte Floral Co
Broadway
Telephone
Stable Boys’ Invasion
Kattanooga
Durby
Kingatan
Samuel A. Rvageale
James J. Littleton
Bozeman News
Will Corbly
State Capitol
Oster Sanitarium
C. Eckenback
Ap Me
Boston
Messrs
Tuthard Lockey
Robert A. Tukey
Jivlena
Teaphagen
Matt Black
Dirth
Fridley
Eliot Fridley
High Echo
F. T Benepe
Lily of the Valley Chapter
O& BE. S
Masonic Fraternity
Couity High School
Iity
Portieres
Bagdad
NEW India
Funny Men
Vallege
Tommy
Philadelphia
C.A. Tuttle
Thos. Sullivan
National Unventarier
Imaige
Tech
Sassi Os Western Tailoring Co
Ora Rite
Reid Parlor
ORDO
Ilbert & Jones
North Main
Montana Book Co
Conneil
Butte
Knabe, Fischer, Hardman, Steck, Packard and Ludwig Pianos
Mark P. Jones
Pres
F. W. Gubert
Secy
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