Anaconda Demands City Hall Vacancy Clarified
In Anaconda on April 23 the city council session closed with a tense dispute over a potential vacancy. Alderman McHugh pressed that Alderman Stephens must resign after becoming mayor, while City Attorney Boarman stated no vacancy exists until official resignation or notice. Mayor Madden noted no resignation was received, leaving the decision to the republican majority.
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Tater Mountain
Anaconda
Madden
McHugh
Stephens
Boarman
Ian
Mr. McHugh
Boar- Man
Dr. Stephens
Alderman McHugh
Ani
John T. Twohy
Things Said and Done in the Copper City
The council adopted a resolution to levy a $30 tax per 50 feet frontage on property abutting alleys with sewers in Improvement district No. 15 under ordinance 172. The finance committee approved $2.00 in bills but objected to $22 for A. W. Burnett meals for judges and clerks on April 1. The council adjourned to May 6 to introduce the new council.
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A. W. Burnett
Alllee
Anaconda Wheelmen form Cycle Path Association
A Montana hotel meeting in Anaconda discussed building cycle paths to resorts and drives. The Anaconda Cycle Path Association was formed with F. M. Brown as temporary chairman and Alfred Roper as secretary, planning 300 membership cards at $1 each. Members paying included Brown Knosher Johnson Whitehill Keern Lamberton and Roper. The group will reconvene next Friday night at the Montana hotel. all wheelmen are invited.
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Inter Suntain
Anaconda
Montana
Anaconda Cycle Path Association
F. M. Brown
Alfred Roper
H. Knosher
Johnson
J. BR. Whitehill
F. A. Keern
J. W. Lamberton
Ethel Vickers Defies Reform and Repeats Arrests
Anaconda April 23. Ethel McVickers a 16 year old girl known for street walking and visiting houses of ill repute was arrested again by Night Chief O Brien after escaping from the Helena reform school. She is now jailed in Anaconda on a street walking charge, viewed as incorrigible and defiant by authorities.
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Ethel Vickers
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Ethel McVickers
Father Follett
Helena
Learn the Municipal Ropes
Anaconda April 23. Retiring city council members hosted visitors from the incoming board who noted the proceedings as Aldermen McHugh and Twohy clashed to influence appointments. Incoming aldermen elect present were William Holtenhoff First ward T. V. Luxton Second ward and Chris Steurnagle Sixth ward.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Alderman McHugh
Twohy
Stephens
Murphy
William Holtenhoff
T. V. Luxton
Chris Steurnagle
Catholic Priest Granted Leave of Absence at Anaconda
Special to Inter Mountain reports Rev. Father Follett of St. Paul's Catholic church in Anaconda has been granted a leave of absence by Bishop Hrondell due to poor health. He plans to depart for the Pacific coast soon after, having spent weeks under medical care at St. Ann's hospital. In his absence Father Blake will serve as pastor of St. Paul's.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Father Follett
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Hrondell
Pacific Coast
St. Ann's Hospital
Father Blake
St. Paul's Church
Striking moulders at A C M foundry told to return to work
In Anaconda on April 23 moulders who joined a strike sparked by the machinists at the A C M company were ordered to resume duties pending investigations. The men had not yet returned to work that forenoon.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
A. C. M. Company
Gallagher Bound Over In Child Assault Case
Anaconda April 23 John Gallagher charged with criminal intimacy with 4 year old Mary Ellen Lappan appeared before Justice Quane and waived examination binding him over to district court in 1500 bail. Attorney C J Walsh defends.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
John Gallagher
Mary Ellen Lappan
Quane
C. J Walsh
New Views of the Washoe Smelters Near Anaconda
The article describes the Washoe Smelting works near Anaconda with focus on the enormous concentrator building, its iron and steel framework, and the planned completion within two weeks. It notes the 850 by 600 foot footprint, 100 foot height, and massive ore and coal bins 65 by 24 by 80 feet, designed to store abundant ore for uninterrupted operation and expandable as needed.
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Washoe
Anaconda
Hand of Man
Amalgamated Copper Mining Company
Mies
Harmony in Anaconda Campaign Forges Unified Ranks
Anaconda April 23 harmony defined the late city campaign with no friction as the Lincoln club unified forces and the central committee operated on a clean, safe basis. Leaders caucused, dissensions were ferreted out, and victory remained the sole aim. Mayor elect Stephens seeks unity with the city council, plans tonight talks on patronage and cabinet appointments, while keeping his own counsel. Eyes examined free by a graduate optician at Hammeralough's.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Republian
Lincoln Club
Dr. Stephens
Stephens
Local Briefs Recap From Mainville Area
Peters AOO H hall hosts tomorrow night event as Toei orchestra joins Joe A Webster. Alice Parke improves from pneumonia at home. McAdams of the railway goes to Spokane on business. Frank Cassel and Robert Jackson hearing delayed to next Tuesday. Main street merchants cope with dust without sprinklers. Leonard and Sealion held for disturbing the peace, hearing this afternoon. John Lyd dies of pneumonia at St Anns Hospital. funeral plans await telegram reply from New York. Te Lamys prepared for burial social dance.
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Peters Aoo
H, Hall
Toei
Joe A. Webster
Deer Linge
Alice Parke
Ly "McAdams
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Spokane
Frank Cassel
Robert Jackson
John Lyd
St. Ann's Hospital
Carroll
New York State
The Little Minister on Broadway Returns for 300 Nights
The Little Minister by J. Barrie, adapted from his novel, new production opened in New York for an extended run. A sale at Smith Drag Company announced for Alolay at 9 am to finance the venture.
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Barrie
New York
Smith Drag Company
Alolay
Notice to Creditors Estate of Jeremiah O Neill
Executor James O Neill of Jeremiah O Neill deceased seeks all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the office of Moffatton and Cotter in Silver Bow Montana. Dated April 1 1901 Butterlty Montana.
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Jeremiah O'Neill
cMees
Moffatton & Cotter
Soome ME
Hennessy
Bute City
Montana
James O'Neill
Butterlty
Topeka Co operative Mining Company Notice
Notice of an assessment on shares of Topeka Co operative Mining Company of Butte Montana. Amount eight dollars and twenty five cents per share, payable by April 7 1901 to LeRoy Curri or Cornish. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction May 14 190? to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
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Directora Hell
LeRoy Curri
Butte
Montana
Cornish
Topeka
Kansas
H BW
Lecture on To Win Success by phrenology reader
Canvas Auditorium hosts tonight's talk titled Too To Win Success drawn from personal experience. Phrenology and palm reading will be demonstrated with music. Admission and seats fee. a collection is taken. Come early to secure seats.
Hibernians Schedule Aftermeet Sunday Gatherings
Division No 1 A O no longer. weekly Sunday evenings at 8 30. William Kelliaer president. Notice an examination of applicants for teachers certificates to be held at county school superintendent office next Friday and Saturday the 26th. Mary Mullins county superintendent of schools.
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Hibernians
A. O. AL
Mary Mullins
Mining patent application for Valentine placer claim in Montana
James Bruce and Elma Bruce filed for patent on the Valentine Placer Mining claim in Silver Bow County Montana. Surveyed parcel 68.53 acres with described boundaries and a posted location, adjoining Rattlesnake placer claim filed by Harry W. Turner. Resister George D. Greene and United States Claim Agent Joseph H. Harper announce first publication April 22, 1901.
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United States Land
Helo
Montana
James Bruce
Elma Bruce
Divide
Silver Row County
Valentine
Recorder
Harry W. Turner
George D. Greene
First Class Sleeper Service to Kansas City
A daily first class sleeper departs the Twin Cities via C M and St P Ry at 7:50 a.m. from Minneapolis and 8:00 a.m. from St Paul and reaches Kansas City next morning. The Hedrick Route via Milwaukee offers good connections to destinations in the south west and California with low rates available through J T Conley in St Paul Minnesota.
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Kansas City
C. M
ST. P. RY
Twin Cities
C. Mt
Minneapolis
St. Paul
City
Milwauckee
Hedrick
California
J__T. Conley
Pass
Minn
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