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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
6
The Inter Mountain informs subscribers of Anaconda about an open contest inviting entrants from Butte and Anaconda to travel to Paris or Cape Nome. The notice emphasizes participation from local communities and outlines contest involvement for readers.
Well known Anaconda horseman Pat McEvoy has returned from Omaha and discusses Montana racing prospects. He praises Marcus Daly’s Montana track and favors statewide race circuits, urging open, fair racing and a 25,000 dollar purse to attract a marquee meeting in Anaconda or other cities. He notes delays in plans but expects action soon from riders and venues.
A compact roundup notes real estate listing at 311 East Park, and a range of local society items. Florence and May Redmond visit Hutte for Turkish baths at 210% East Park amid popular prices, with various social and legal notices, arrivals, and a death in the city.
Anaconda hosts the sixth annual Uniform Rank K of P ball at Turner hall crowded late with Margaret theater orchestra music. Colonel James Quane and Mrs. Quane lead the grand march as officers of the battalion meet to elect a major command. Guests include J M Burlingame Great Falls and various Montana officers and their wives.
A vamp of the Royal Neighbors auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen of America organized last night at Jewey hall with 40 members. Led by Mrs Ella Austin, the lodge named Ella and elected officers including Past Oracle Mrs Belle English and Oracle Mrs Fannie Brinke. Charter left open for new signups as wives and daughters join.
Mrs Frank Murry charged with infantide and Dave Walsh charged with murder and aiding abetting appeared before Judge Devine. Mrs Murry pleaded not guilty and was remanded to jail until tomorrow for preliminary hearing. County Attorney Duffy moved to dismiss Dave Walsh, who was held as a witness in default of a $20 bond. Duffy insisted Walsh is innocent and that evidence will prove the woman’s guilt. Crowds watched the street appearance of Mrs Murry in black and neat attire.
The text references a woman charged with a heinous crime and the sympathy some feel she may be a victim of circumstances. It notes Dave Walah as a witness whose testimony will determine part of the case, pending the witness stand appearance.
Results from last night's three game match show Unknowns defeating the Millionaires 712 to 771 in game one, 774 to 774 in game two, and 821 to 838 in game three. Captains Cochran and Muahoney led their teams with listed players including Hasley Whalen and Stafffford.
At a night meeting the eyimmasium committee was told to establish summer sports on the club house grounds bounded by Oak Third and Cherry streets. Activities include baseball handball football tennis croquet and other games for members. Next Tuesday is ladies night with a debate on That the pen is mightier than the sword.
The burglary at John Byrnes room near the lumber yards is traced to two young boys under nine. They have returned the stolen property to Night Chief of Police O'Brien and Officer Powers, who uncovered the mystery surrounding the crime.
Kittle Le Joe and Tom Brown were arrested last night by Officer McMasters and charged with robbing Jno. Jones of $20. Jones was drunk and unable to take care of himself at the time of the incident.
Notice filed by Henry Smith and John Hopkins of Butte Montana for a patent on 684.8 feet of Sunny Side Lode Claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. Survey No 5734 described with bearings and distances totaling 4.08 acres, adjacent claims listed, first published April 14 1900, George D Greene Register. Samuel Barker Jr attorney.
Notice to creditors of Joseph Grant deceased and administrator Thomas Grant urges claims with vouchers within four months at McHatton Cotter rooms in Hennessy building Butte Montana. The land sale notice continues as action under District Court order in Silver Bow County Montana dated April 16, 1900.
T J Jeffries administrator of Kate R Jeffries deceased offers the undivided one third interest in lot five and six in Jones Talbot Addition and one half interest in lot seven block eleven Park City Addition Butte for private sale cash or credit up to one year. Sale Tuesday April 24 1900 at 10 AM at Sinclair Dygert offices. Confirmation by District Court. Deed at purchaser expense.
Notice to co owner William Richardson and Charles M Buck that the Xenophanes Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow Montana has had labor and improvements funded by the Butter Land and Investment Co. If the co owners do not pay their proportion within ninety days after this notice, their rights will vest in the co owner who has performed the work.
United States Land Office Helena Montana March 7 1900 notice that Patrick A Largey deceased heirs Meyer Genaberger Gustave Gallick of Bottelty Montana filed for a patent on 6.67 acres of the Little McQueen Placer mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County in Montana designated Sur No F656 in Township 3 North Range 7 West. The description covers boundary bearings and lines with reference to nearby lodes and placer claims. The notice cites earlier intention to apply posted March 2 1900 and notes a conflict with Lot C Sur No 2926 and listing of adjoining claims. First publication March 8 1900.
The notice states that Taint Chief and Blackwell Consolidated Mining Co of Butte Montana, through attorney Guy L Reed, filed for a patent covering 14.21 acres on the Golden Crown Lode in Jefferson County. The claim runs from a granite corner No 1 at the southeast with a detailed survey and bearing trees, overlapping 0.89 acres with the Evening Star lode and adjoining Homestake claim, described in Survey No 6746 and recorded in Jefferson County Book 17 lodes.
Public notice that Kate L Hobban has filed for a patent covering 18.62 acres of the Blackwell Lode Mining claim in Homestake district Jefferson county Montana. Survey No 67h7 details corner points and bearings with conflicts against Sur 2811 and 2812 and adjoining claims Golden Crown Mountain Chief and Blackwell Conon. First publication March 28 1900.
Notice declares an administrator will auction Charles W. Carlton estate land in Silver Bow Montana on April 20 1900 at 2 pm at the courthouse in Butte. Sale includes Spruce Lode claim surface, patent 140, plus an undivided half interest in lots 3 and 4 in Forward addition. Cash sale with 10 percent to administrator day of sale. Frank H. Cooney administrator.
William PontoMice of Rutte Ata im filed a mining patent application for the Lillian Lode in Summit Valley Mining District Silver Bow County Montana. The claim runs 1600 feet along 16 feet wide easterly and westerly directions from the Lillian Lode point, with official notes, plat, and corner markers described and recorded in Silver Bow County. First publication February 16, with adjoining claim Burney No. 6748 and Faiiny Scott Lode nearby.
Notice given by W J Richards administrator of Joseph K Richards estate of Silver Bow County Montana of a public auction on April 28 1900 at 2 pm for the estate real estate and personal property including parcels Lot 10 Block 14 Kemper Addition and Parcels 16 17 Block 1 9 Leggatt Foster Addition plus a bicycle and household furniture Cash at least ten percent and balance upon court confirmation Deed at purchaser expense sale subject to district court confirmation
Department of the Interior Helena Montana March 10 1900 notice filed by Elizabeth Tork of Silver Bow county Montana contesting timber culture entry No 2410 made August 1889 by Arthur L Newton. The contestant alleges Newton failed to plow cultivate plant or seed trees or cuttings and that the land remains in natural state. Hearings set for April 27 at Wisdom Montana and April 37 1900 at Helena. Publication ordered by George D Greent, Registrar.
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