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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
15
At 4 p.m. about 300 votes had been cast in the district for three trustees and $100,000 in four percent bonds. Voting districts close at 8 p.m. with incumbents D. J. Glard Henry Mueller and George B. Moulthrop unopposed. Registration stood at 1,317, suggesting turnout may not reach 50 percent.
Articles of incorporation filed for Imperial Paste Manufacturing and Mercantile Company. Capital stock 325000 shares par 25 dollars. Incorporators Savin Lisa David J Charles Abram N Yoder Dominick Bertoglio. Subscriptions total 30000 already staked with specific shares allocated to each founder. Ladies physical culture class noted at Butte Gymnasium.
Dr W H Hall returns from a month in California. Mr and Mrs Frank T Ryan depart for Willmarr Minnesota tonight. W W Wishon and Charles F Scott Jeff travel to Salt Lake this afternoon. Miss Teresa Kelly leaves for Los Angeles this afternoon. Fer W L Gardner heads to Chicago this afternoon. R E B Jacobs and M Whitney depart for Payette Idaho this afternoon. Mrs Frank Reber and sister Mary Hackett return from Philadelphia trip. Mrs H J Blume and baby back from California after six weeks away. Solomon Lincchman deputy county auditor leaves for California due to mother’s illness. Butte Gymnasium Ladies class schedule noted.
Dr German and Dr L Austin advertise dental services with painless extractions and free examinations at listed addresses. Butte firms post moving notices for paint and coal works and dry wood suppliers. A civil case over separation maintenance by Mary J Carroll against Edward P Carroll is adjourned. Mrs Bertha Mauser dies at 35 at 406 Hopkins street with funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm.
United States Steel corporation halted Andrew Carnegie plans to parallel the Pennsylvania railroad system and build a trunk line to the seaboard. Surveyors were recalled and discharged as the road project, begun after Carnegie complained of railroad rate deception, was stopped. A London report notes Cecil Rhodes is seriously ill.
Toluca to Cody branch rails being laid with 150 to 200 Burlington workers, about 110 of whom are Japanese, expected to reach Cody by about September 1. Revenue notes show city funds and licenses, plus a saloon liquor incident and a drunken 12 year old pupil case under police and school investigation.
The United States government offers no confinement or publicity for drink or opium issues. Keeley Institute is presented as the only legitimate treatment in the state, with others labeled frauds. Ladies are treated privately, with terms and literature available from TH Keeley Institute in Salt Lake City or Lock Box 48.
London reports alarming depopulation in India through famine and cholera. Census data from central provinces show a drop of over a million since 1881, with five million deaths overall inclining from famine and plague. Western regions like Odeypoor and Banda exhibit sharp declines. Bombay city loses about 50,000, while some areas such as Madras show gains.
Missoula April 6 reports spotted fever deaths at Sisters' hospital as two victims including a 25 year old man and a nine year old girl are identified. Outbreaks in a west valley strip prompt debate on origins, possibly waterborne, with officials promising investigation. Meanwhile Clinton townsite controversy deepens as two contestants drop out and others prepare to continue the dispute.
Proceedings in the Clin ton townkhe land case before U S land office officials showed two parties to the four cornered Right likely withdrawing their claims. The matter narrowed to Northern Pacific Railway Co versus David Lewis as witnesses refused to testify and the case progressed amid absence of counsel. Dr Minshall and his family moved to 533 East Main Street while Mr J E Totman and daughter are now at the Florence hotel after leaving South Missoula.
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