Dealing With Deeds In A Vein Case Before Judge Clancy
The Johnson Pennsylvania vein controversy heard by Judge Clancy resumes with many in attendance. Montana Ore Purchasing company claims overlap with Barns and Johnstown lodes dating from 1878 79, while Rarus rights and related deeds are debated. Separate rulings address promissory notes and caustic acid assault charges, with several motions and settlements noted as the day progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson-Pennsylvania
Clancy
Court of Equity
Involving &S
United States
Chas
J. Hughes
Colorado
Corps of Legal Representatives
McHatton
Montana
Johnstown
Rarns Lode
Pennsylvania
Johnstown Lode
Patterson
Fragmented price list items and prices
A damaged OCR fragment shows canned foods with prices like 20c for beans and tomato products and 10¢ for potted ham. The entries are incomplete and misread, but indicate basic grocery pricing information from a past issue.
Local briefs from Virginia City to Red Lodge hotels
Edmond Williams of the Kennett Mining Company arrived from Virginia City. Fair Drug and Assay Supply at 115 East Park Street advertises chemicals and assayers supplies. Thomas F. Pollard, non proprietor of the Madison House in Virginia City, has sold it and will assume management of a new hotel at Red Lodge on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Williams
Kennett Mining Company
Virginia City
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Thomas F. Pollard
Red Lodge
Personal News Briefs From Montana Visitors and Travelers
Dick Lloyd of Great Falls came to bid farewell to his father as he leaves tonight for his old Wales home. E. W. Stetson, Mc Dermott hotel chief clerk, returns from Chicago and New York after weeks away. Professor I. Howard and wife visit Butte en route home from a Los Angeles teachers meeting. Howard, former Montana resident and five years Ogden military academy instructor, now holds a key post in St. Louis public schools and will stay several days.
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Dick” Lloyd
Great Falls
Wales
E. W. Stetson
McDermott
Chicago
New York
I. Howard
Butte
Los Angeles
Howard
Montana
Military
Ogden
St. Louis
Paralyzing Cocaine Error Hits Young Boy in New Jersey
Frederick W. Pope, 1 year old son of Charles A. Pope of Columbus, became paralyzed on the right side after a dentist used cocaine to dull toothache. Doctors deem the injury hopeless. specialists warn of dangers in medical use of cocaine.
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Mr. Holly
N. J
Chicago Chronicle
Frederick W. Pone
Charles A. Pope
Columbus
Rattlesnake Attacks Girl in Milford Hammock
Miss Eva Quick of Lackawaxen faced a rattlesnake while resting in a hammock. The serpent sprang beside her, bit her skirt, and was slain by Quick with a hoe. The snake measured four feet seven inches and had 11 rattles. A note references dental remedies and Dr Wix.
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Milford
New York Herald
Eva Quick
Lackawax~ En
Miss Quick
IS TOURING THE WEST
Colonel J J Dickey of Omaha superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph company arrived with a party from Salt Lake City and will tour Yellowstone National Park. Theodore N Vail of Lyndonville Vermont director of the American Bell Telephone company and several Omaha men accompany him. Vail rose from night operator to head of railway mail service then to Bell manager. Also noted are Major Dawson of the Great Northern H O Wilson of Oregon Short Line and T J Clark of Denver who were in the city for rail business with plans to tour Eastern Montana and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dickey
Omaha
Western Union Telegraph Company
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Dickey
Theodore N. Vail
Lyndonville, Vt
American Bell Telephone Company
C. ©. Yost
E. M. Morsman
A. J. LaVe
A._E. Yost
Mr. Vail
United States
Union Pacific
Pine
South America
H. O. Wilson
Oregon Short Line
Bozeman
Montana
Butte
Saloon License Charge Filed Against Louis Zorn
On complaint by Anthony Mathews a license collector a complaint charging Louis Zorn with conducting a saloon without a license was issued by the county attorney today and filed in Justice Nichols court. Zorn was two months in arrears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Mathews
Meense
Louis Zorn
Justice Nichols’ Court
Zorn
Miner Injured After Fall From Theater Balcony
John Lina a miner at the Bell mine fell from the Imperial theater balcony around 3 am and landed on an Iron table and chair injuring his right arm and concussing his brain. He was taken to Sisters hospital then moved to St James hospital where he remained dazed but conscious this afternoon. He is expected to stay in confinement for several weeks though injuries are not life threatening.
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John Lina
Bell Mine
Imperial Theater
Lina
Sisters’ Hospital
H. M. Hall
St. James' Hospital
Bal
Money and Markets Report From New York Opening
Money markets steady with 8 percent money rate and steady sterling around 4.86. Government bonds show minor shifts while stocks open active yet irregular as specialties post varied gains in early trading.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Market rundown on rail stocks and commodities
The report notes heavy railroad lists with traction stock sagging as the general market stays weak. A rally in Tobacco and Tennessee coal lifts sentiment briefly while traction shares fall about 2 percent in Brooklyn Transit and Manhattan. Airdrake drops six points and Smelters give back early gains of a point.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
Chicago reports hog receipts at 13,000 with weak to mixed prices ranging from 4.20 to 5.00 for various grades. Cattle receipts total 4,000 with steady trading. Reeves cattle priced 4.65 to 6.15, cows and heifers to 25.10, stockers and feeders 3.25 to 4.40. Sheep receipts 14,000 weak with sheep at 3 to 4 and lambs 4 to 6.75.
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Chicago
Fear the Plague Near Azores Interdicts Portugal Link
Aug 15 Punta del Gada Azores reports interdiction of all communication with Portugal due to suspected bubonic plague cases in Oporto. No vessels merchandise or mail from Portugal will be admitted to any parts of these islands.
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Punta del Gada
Azores
Portugal
Oporto
Summer Excursion By Great Northern Railway to Boulder
Advertises a summer excursion starting May 13 with round trips to Boulder and return options priced at 20 cents to 2 dollars. Mentions sold Saturdays and Sundays and good until Monday, with Basin and other routes available. J. E. Dawson named as general agent at 41 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Boulder
J. E. Dawson
North Main Street
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Johnstown-Pennsylvania
Henry C. Smith
Helena
District Court
Lindsay
Robert J. Lewis
Howard Paschal
Lewis
Paschal
Smith
Katis Bush
Josephine Hogarth
Richard Hogarth
Misa Burh
Hogarth
Jennie Johnson
Miss Johnson
John Yank
T. J. Bordeaux
Supreme Court
Yank
Bordeaux
Constable
Parrot
Tower Court
de Krekos
Billy Woods
de Kreko
Woods
Bradstreet
Congress of Eastern Nations
Reed
Myery
J. H. Maloney
George Cobban
P. Drennan
A. BE. Driggs
Marcus Daly
J. A. Murray
Wakefield Sutton
J. A. Talbott
Plymouth Lode
Laura Villiard
Frank Villiard
Mr. Villiard
Rocery
Main St
Uce
Rattlesnake
Dr. Wix
Western Union Telegraph
West
Major Dawson
The
Great Northern
Anaconda
Utah Battery
San Francisco
T. J. Clark
Denver
Rock Island Road
New York Stock Market
West Park Street
Cloak Dept
Aiso
T5&s
Laines
Fie Ac
Aorn Wroserese BC
Harter
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