Butte Building Boom With $100000 July Permits
Butte sees a surge in construction with July permits totaling not less than 100000 in improvements. August is expected to surpass this, as numerous brick residences and business structures rise citywide, with many projects including Lee Davenport Miner building W Broadway and Dora Mayer West Park. Construction list includes M O'Donnell Wash ing Street $3000 and Hattie McKay West Granite $1200 among numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Kennelly
M. O'Donnell
Washing Street
T. G. Hein
Montana Street
G. H. Casey
West Granite
Hattie McKay
H. M. Sicotte
South Main
H. M. Peceteen
East Broadway
W. E. Clowes
South Montana
John Hawke
James Marsett
Ohio Street
H.M. Patterson
J. A. Scaray
John Hogan
James Shackleton
Indiana
Emma Talbot
Pat Mullins
Arizona
J. H. C. Godin
East Park
C. Godin
John Floyd
South Matin
John Messer
South
Wyoming
M. Rightman
North Jackson
W. Rice
Montana
Passmore & Co
West Park
F. F. Kelly
Mercury
East Mercury
Ernest Johnson
P. H. Ryan
East Woolman
John Huddleston
South Dakota
T. J. Murphy Co
N. P. Grounds
E. M. Bell
Crystal
J. G. Link
Lee Davenport
East Granite
W. A. Clark
Miner
West Broadway
Dora Mayer
Butte Consolidated Railway Company
City Property and Buildings Valuation List
A list of properties including residences and business structures with owners and assessed values. Notable entries include brick residences on South Main Street valued at 2500 and 2000, a frame building on Hast Park Street, a brick building on Front Street at 10000, and other brick and frame structures with owner names such as Robertson Mayer Grovitbeak and Holingeworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grovitbeak
Ete Twick
Cale- Dora Mayer
Butte Consolidated Railway Company
Front Street
Robert Anthony
South Main Street
William Robertson
F. A. Ree
Hast Park Street
A. Holingeworth Oe
Washington Street
H. L. Vadman
Och
Bouth Main Street
Youthful Sneak Thief Nabbed After Rooming-House Loot
Gladstone Bray a 14 year old boy carried out a quiet graft through unoccupied rooming houses in the Dorothy block. He entered unlocked rooms and fled with small valuables including 2.60 from Jess Smith before Officer Ferns arrested him. Police will turn him over to county authorities. Depredations by young thieves have been recurring as Bray’s method proved the most effective yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Bray
Bray
Dorothy Block
Jess Smith
Ferns
Calif saloon fight ends with fines in police court
Christ Tolometi and Theodore Staikos appeared in the police court. Tolometi pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined 30 dollars while Staikos pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined 10 dollars. Kate Gray admitted guilt to being an inmate of a house of ill fame. prosecutors note a prior complaint of harassment for 45 dollars. James Murphy, a circus attache, pleaded guilty to throwing handbills and was fined 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Tolometi
Theodore Staikos
California
Po Nce
Tolometi
Staikos
Kate Gray
Pleasant Alley
James Murphy
Grand opening at A Shorts music store in Copper City
Anaconda's grand opening will be held at A Short's music store next Saturday evening from 8 to 10 PM. A carload of the best pianos on the local market has arrived. Meyers' orchestra and top local vocalists will entertain visitors, promising a musical treat and unsurpassed debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Short
Heas
Meyers
Copper City
Beaton Pleads Guilty in Third Degree Assault
In Justice Nichols court Thomas Beaton pled guilty through attorney C M Parr to assault in the third degree against Ida Wilson. He was fined $5 and costs. an action to compel Beaton to keep the peace followed. Beaton is jailed with a sprained ankle, aided by crutches, from an incident with Scotty Orr during bond searches in the Wilson matter. Dr German, dentist, 114 N Main St, noted in the report.
Honor Bright Alwaye Offers Low Prices on Shoes and Groceries
Honor Bright Alwaye advertises a leading stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's shoes at 457 Hast Park street, formerly Silver City Mercantile Co. The shop claims low prices on wines, Ceylon teas, Oriental coffee, flour, canned goods, lard, sugar cured ham, strawberries, laundry soap, cheese, cream, ketchup, and other staples, with emphasis on value and in-store availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Bright Alwaye
Park Street
Silver City Mercantile Co
Postponed Sheriff Sale Over Bannister Mining Property
Fraud alleged in transfer of Bannister Mining stock prompts Forbis to seek injunction to halt sheriff sale of Bannister company and Valley Tecumseh lode claims. Bank of Helena and Eric Regan named as defendants. Judge Lindsay orders temporary restraint with hearing set for September 28. details recount prior dealings, judgments, and payments totaling many thousands, with ore yielding high gold values and a pending matinee at Matinee Saturday at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Forbis
Ito
Bun Mister’ Mining Company
Calvin M. Gates
American National Bank of
Helena
Eric P. H. Regan
Silver How County
Lindsay
Forbis
T F. C. Power
Bank Fendant
Bannister Mining Company
Alex C. Johnston
Bannister Company
Ford Valley Lode
Ecumseh
A. C. Johnston
Valley Lode
Gates
Johnston
Regan
Tecumseh
Johnson Impeachment Question From Anaconda Reader
A reader from Anaconda asks if President Andrew Johnson was impeached when Congress commenced proceedings. The note explains impeachment as a public officer arraignment for maladministration, compares it to an indictment, and cites Fisk’s history. It covers cabinet removals, the tenure of office act, and the May 16 vote tally ending 35 to 19, preserving Johnson by one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Inter Mountain
John Fisk
United States
Senate
Edwin Stanton
Chaxe
Effinger loss from fire at 313 South Main street
Yesterday morning a fire at 313 South Main street caused nearly $2,000 in damage to Charles B. Effinger. Insurance covered about $1,250, including the destruction of a new soda fountain recently installed in the theater. Also notes Sherman selling cold aged sewing machine needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Effinger
South Main Street
Fragmented Name List From Historic Notices
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places including Mitchell Deer Lodge New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Helena Denver and many others. It reads as a partial roster or notice with many misspellings and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
B. Fonto
W. B. Wightman
New York
Arthiladelphia
W. P. Mareh
A P
Chicago
F. H. Miller
Adrian M
Adrian M. Jones, Jr. Ciccarone
Dan Segel
Cincinnati
Jacob Chicago
Rings
F. A Hegan
Charles .R. Sutton
Ia Leigeran
H. C
Supreme Cancer
H. G. Woot A
Railroad Assessments in Silver Bow County Report
The county clerk and recorder received a tabulated railroad assessment from T. E. Colling. The total value is $67,607.60, with rail lines including Northern Pacific, Montana Central, Oregon Short Line, Montana Union, Hill branches, and spurs listed by miles and per mile values. county totals 108.29 miles at an average value of $6,241.09 per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Colling
State Board of Equalization
Silver Bow County
Northern Pacific
Montana Central
Oregon
Montana Union
Hill Branch
Hill
B. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ibutteris
Gagnon Addition
Thompson Invest
MT CO
Park A Malin
Sea Foods
Sea Food
Northwest
Jockey Club
Golf Club
Royan A la Vatel
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
West Park Street
Howard L. Hicks
Crystal Street
the Smith Grocery Co
Dr. German
N. Main At
Costa
Cataup Inc
Cook's
Zemen W. Forbis
Sherbeck & Co
Silver Streeta
Effinger
Sherman
Padrona
Ti East Quartz
POE Ae
Rena
Lomons
Renee
Cash Grocers
W. Park
Ort
Ingrain
Soca
Browntfield-Canty Carpet Co
Butts
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