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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
6
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The Missouri Pacific system headed by George J. Gould wins unanimous director support to build coast connections via Union Pacific through Rio Grande Western and Southern Pacific lines. Russell Sage notes El Paso to Santa Fe corridor via Texas and Pacific and Mexican Central enables parallel routes to Portland and San Francisco. Sage dismisses Colorado attorney general suit fears, predicting fair treatment for all roads and minimal public harm.
Interest groups deny purchases by Atchison Southern Pacific and Rock Island. The growing belief ties Mexican Central control to Gould associates for Missouri Pacific. El Paso is cited as western terminus of Texas and Pacific and plans discuss a consolidated system with Denver and Rio Grande Western Colorado Midland or Southern.
Sage described an impending traffic arrangement between railroads, indicating cooperation with a chosen partner to route traffic and implying a future route toward the Pacific. He did not specify whether the Atchison or another road would prevail and suggested a new corporate entity may be formed to advance plans. Gould leads details for the board.
C Gladden of Denver and formerly Salt Lake predicts the Short Line will rush to the coast, even if the Los Angeles Clark road fails. He argues Santa Fe now dominates Southern California traffic and Harriman lines push to cross southern Nevada. He says a direct route would shift traffic through Salt Lake, spur mineral land development, and attract Western population growth. New York interests reportedly back an emigrant rate to the Pacific coast to boost business.
April report notes the Guernsey Salt Lake line survey by an assistant chit engineer ensign of the Marting um is finished. survey camp discharged and outfits sent to Denver and Ta Joen Mount. Line ready for subsurface grading. question remains how soon work will begin.
Residents debate allocating 8250 for a new school building while selling the present house for 65 to fund facilities. A water test yields a new ink for shaving and a trustee speechless moment over water consumption. Various officials and contracts cited amid sheriff sale notices and mining patent filings in Butte in 1901.
A remark suggests she would have preferred his talk if he had undergone the Keeley treatment, implying curiosity about the therapy's social appeal. The line hints at attitudes toward medical cures in social circles, without detailing events or individuals.
The notice promotes Keeley Institute treatments for drug and cigarette habits with claims of cures without confinement or publicity. It asserts exclusivity as the only Keeley Institute in the state and directs readers to Salt Lake City addresses for terms and literature.
A long-branched notice describes a mining claim survey dated April 1901 with detailed bearings, corners, and area of 14.29 acres near Survey No. 454, adjoining Glen Eagbert Placer and Old Mabt Lode, plus an ordinance in Butte Montana condemning parts of the Carrie Lode for Broadway Alley. It lists officials, surveyors, and recording details, and outlines condemnation terms and public-use easement with payment by special tax. The document also records mayor and city clerk approvals and dates.
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