Purchase of Rosario mine in Chihuahua details and plans
KE, T. Whitmore and F. K. Strow return from Fort Worth with W. Clark to finalize Rosario mine purchase in Chihuahua. Reported price around 890000, mine produced over 25 million dollars in ore by primitive methods. Future plans include reopening, plant erection, and adding a five stage mill at Kearsarge project. 25 men employed at Broadway mine. other mines in Mason county and Mayflower area noted for high grade ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Whitmore
F. K. Strow
Fort Worth
Texas
W. Clark
Rosario
Chihuahua
Mexico
Inter Mountain
Clark
Trey
Ainage
Sizer
Butte
Broadway
Silver Star
J. W. Martin
Mason County
M. Kirk
Walter Forbes
James Emstie
Dammuirs
Kearsarge
Summit
Virginia City
Dannon
Pest house expenses reported by county commissioners
A fragment describes costs at the pest house with totals and itemized charges. Dr. Sullivan’s bill of 1750 appears, feeding patients listed at 1703 by Mrs. M J McDonald, and other large items include Owl Pharmacy 251, John W Powvis guard 260, M J Conell Co 504, Hogan repairs 407.05, Ben E Harris Co 586.
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Pest House
Una
Owl
John W. Powvis
M. J. Conbell Co
John FP. Hogan
Ben E. Harris Co
Burglary Case Dismissed in Walkerville Court
The only large stock in the state is in Walkerville where James Ryan Pred Walter and William Perry faced charges. Burglary alleged on the night of the 5th for stealing sixty boxes of cigars from William Wolf and reselling them two days later. Defendants remain at the county jail until trial.
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Jisiies
Marstanid
Walkerville
James Ryan
Pred Waltere
William Perry
Willian Wolf
Selecting Assistants for Silver Bow County Officials
The newly elected Silver Bow county officers are slowly revealing deputy appointments. James J. Furey chose William L. Whiteley as his under sheriff, while Samuel M. Roberts, clerk of the court, may keep Frank Wilkins as chief deputy. Alvin A. Crossman names Sol Lachman as deputy auditor. The article notes Lachman’s republican loyalty and capable conduct, and mentions Puirfield's leather goods stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
James J. Furey
William L. Whiteley
Frank Wilkins
Wilkins
Alvin A. Crossman
Sol Lachman
Lachman
PROGRAMME AT ST. PAULS PUBLIC MEETING NOTES
The programme lists readings on antiquaries lore and Joan, a discussion led by CO. Kpawlton, and a humorous reading by Mrs. H. Morris. Music includes vocal items by Man Tuk and W. B. Mars, violin by Lvilie Bartels, and a ladies quartet. Meetings are on the first and third Tuesdays and are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Wajten
To CO. Kpawlton
Soto
Masa Lvilie Bartels
Court ends term as jurors discharged in Silver Bow
Judge Clancy convened the court for a term but discharged the jury and did nothing further. He will not call another jury until mid January and will resume criminal trials then. A bill is expected in the legislature to create another judge in Silver Bow County to speed court work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Butte
Silver Bow
Kennedy divorce decree granted in Montana case
Judge Clancy granted a legal separation to George L. Kennedy and Mary L. Kennedy after proofs in their divorce suit. The couple wed in 1802 and part ways began in 1896 when the defendant asked the plaintiff to leave, with him moving to Montana. The testimony touched on ownership of property earned by the husband and possible involvement of another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Clancy
George L. Kennedy
Mary L. Kennedy
Coupacil
Montana
Diverse local ads list including watches and pianos
Local notices show chatelaine watches offered in silver and gold plate at Hight and Fairtieys, plus solid gold options. Numerous businesses are listed: Jackson at 61 W Park, Dr German at 1 N Main, Orton Bros at 219 N Main, Montana Music Co at Tel 504, Butte Brewing Co phone 262, Dr Forsyth moved to J and Owsley bloc, Carder Bros frame shop at Bast Quartz, Dr L Austin over Red Boat 34 No Main, Joe Primavera’s saloon for self playing pianos, Dr Thompson women health and rectal diseasesCurtis Block, wns Diebold safes at 119 N Main. Watches for women advertised as finest.
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Butte Brewing Co
Forsyth
Owsley
Carder Bros
Plotuyes
L. Austin
Red Boat
Butte
Joe Primavera
Meaderville
Thompson
Curtis Block
Park St
W. c. Dierks
Diebold Fafe and Lock Co
North Main Street
Railroads eye rate cuts and new routes across the West
Montana ticket agencies await official word on a cente-per-mile fare cut seen as concerted by Northern Pacific and Great Northern. Interchange traffic at Spokane is set, with Puget Sound lumber interests cited. New Seattle service to Anacortes and Hamilton is planned, while the Northwestern reports steady business and a long Princeton to Atwood line project. International and Northern Pacific expansions push rail access into Washington's mineral belt, with Darrington and Sauk branches nearing completion and a major steel rail intake planned for next year.
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Montana
Northern Pacifc
Great Northern
Iet Northern
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Spokane
Puget Sound
Northwestern
Princeton
Atwood
Grand Rapids
Northewestern
Cascade Mountains
Snohomish County
Washington
Reut Northern
Hamilton
Sauk
Seattle & International
Northern Pacific
Arlington
Dayton
Darrington
Sath
Seads
Clark road to Salt Lake forms transcontinental link
A local official notes Balt Lake area surveys near completion and describes the Clark road with Salt Lake connections as a potential rival to transcontinental lines. He urges others to build a new connecting link quickly while officials refuse to name individuals amid discreet discussions. Military brushes and related items are also advertised.
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Balt Lake City
Balt Lake
Clark Road
Salt Lake
Pacife
Disorderly conduct and small infractions crowd police court
Judge Sullivan presided over a busy police court session with numerous petty offenders. William Call faced disorderly conduct for vandalizing a Chinese restaurant on West Park street and was fined ten dollars. Others, including Cole and Margaret McCleary, Frank Axtell, John Hight, Charles E. Hughes, Mikey Shea, M McMullen, John Duero, J Homer, and John Doe, were fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace or related acts. Some defendants took time to enter pleas or were discharged for unrelated charges.
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Sullivan
William Call
West Park Street
Cole
Margaret McCleary
Pleasant Alley
Frank Axtell
John Hight
Main and
Mercury
Charles E. Hughes
John Doe
Mikey Shea
M. McMullen
Wyoming Street
Shea
McMullen
John Duero
J. Homer
John Brown
East Broadway
Harry J. Melville
Frank Jones
McMillan to Leave Spokane Office for Boston
Frank F. E. McMillan, post office Inspector for the Spokane division, will depart for Boston during Christmas week after two years in Butte. Known for his role in catching Horace A. Barton, whose arrest led to a penitentiary term, McMillan leaves with broad local regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FE. McMillan
Spokane
Butte
Boston
McMillan
Horace A. Barton
Bartone
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Booth
Washburn-Crosny
Sapwerlaive
Toc
Petra
Neetaring
Extra Sien Vorn
Wisconsin
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
Nh Dulvy Ouaneys
Thinania
Ier
the Smith Grocery Co
Sinoons
North Take Street
Team
Want
Gagnon
Buys & Splendid
Empire Addition
Cies
Walle
Charles W. Clark
Hight & Fairfield
Puirfield’s
Hight
ST. Paul’s
St Paulo M
James
Motbrook's
George Kennedy
W.g. Bates
Juney, Montana Music Co
New Bee
Wwe
Christie & Leys
Main Street
Rney
Raney
Burlington
The
Seattle & Northern
Anacortes
Seattle
Los Angeles Times
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Feld
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Youlden Grocery Co
North Main St
Tel
Frank McMillan
Brobeck
Schepps
Lee
W. Broadway
California
Ars
Ease Park
Lutey
Northwest
Wens
Lutey Bros
Missouri
New Orleans
New York
Gallin
Montana Cash Grocery Co
Park, Corner
Broadway Grocery No
West Broadway
Sanitarium
B. E. Cooney
Franklin McVeigh
Pickles Queen
Cross & Blackwell
Escrewer
Montana Ranch
Steamboat Grocery Co
Maryland Ave
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