Mining suits move through Montana court docket
In U S court Judge Knowles and McHatton sorted a crowded docket of mining and bankruptcy actions. Cases include Boston and Montana against Chile Gold Mining, C C Parsons against Monitor Gold Mining, and Nixon bankruptcy set for next Friday. Arraignment of F A Bartlett on perjury charge delayed to next morning. The Globe National Bank suit and many mining actions proceed with various passes and stays as judges target trial dates in March.
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Cox
Campbell Ie Lake Ett
Pee Burchard & Pierce
Neihart
Salt of the Globe National Bank
Butte & Boston
Nixon
Opera House
United States
Knowles
RF. Rollins Morse
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Evans
Franklin Farrell
Boston & Montana Company
Judge McHatton
Chile Gold Mining Company
McHatton
John MacGinness
Equity
Superior Court of Appeals
C. C. Parsons
Monitor Gold Mining Company
Monitor
Richmond Flat
Madison County
Montana
Helena
de Haven
Clancy
Erwin Davis
A. J. Davis
Drennan
Conda
Colusa-Parrot
McDonald
W. J. Ladd
Cora
James Larkin
R. J. Watson
Blake
Michael Conley
The
Rocky Mountains Telephone Company
Ukely
M. L. Vines
J. P. Collina
Conley
Butte
R. J. Moore
John O'Rourke
Bender
Miles Finlen
John Devlin
Great Faille
C. S. Boardman
Sam Hall
Matt
Carlisle
Mason
Laist
Truster
Cox & Pyle
Dillon
Bankrutcy
Smallpox Victim Visits Jail Promptly Referred To Hospital
John O'Brien, showing a face marked by eruptions, asked jailer Thomas Boyle for directions to a receiving hospital. Boyle, noted for politeness, escorted him to the door as the jail was fumigated. O'Brien’s home is listed at 620 Hast Galena Street.
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John O'Brien
Thomas Boyle
Boyle
O'Brien
Galena Street
Hotel Guests List From Across The West
A roster of attendees and connections includes The Butte and Chicago figures such as A W Caine H H Shutte and N B Holter, with names linked to Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Helena Missoula Great Falls and Helena. The list spans cities from Idaho Rexburg to Kentucky Owensboro and Minnesota Minneapolis, noting numerous professionals and travelers.
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The
Butte
Ben Joseph
Chicago
A. W. Caine
Salt Lake
H. H. Shutte
A. Zuckerman
San Francisco
G. W. Boyce
M. A. Gottstein
Seattle
N. G. Conybear
Carlos Warfield
Helen
F. Meininger
J. 8
Newman
New York
N- B. Holter
Helena
Joe Gaines
St. Paul
Wm. Drake
Norris
T. J. Winter
Rexburg
Idaho
J. H. Fitzgerald
Missoula
E. Donlan
Frenchtown
Thomas C. Smith
Great’ Falls
E. EB. Merges
Portland
Ore
J. K. Waite
Ewin Norris
Dillon W. E. Phillips
George B. Conaway
Glendale
the McDermott
R. ©. Montgomery
Owensboro
W. G. Benham
George A. Clark
A. E. McKenzie
Nyer
George W. Stone
Kansas City
E. Sharpe
A. J. Baillou
Geoffrey Lavelle
G. H. Riggin
Minneapolis
A. B. Long
Great Falls
B. V. Norberg
Milwaukee
E. A. Gray
B.Y. Burns
Divide
Newsboy Masque Ball At Auditorium Tomorrow
The newsboys and bootblacks charity masquerade ball will be held at the Auditorium tomorrow evening. Prizes totaling about 300 will be awarded for best costumes, including a Salt Lake City trip, a sugar cured ham, and beer for a top group. Two orchestras and 100 calcium lights will illuminate the event.
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Bootblacks
Salt Lake City
Aguinaldo
Panel game swindle nets Miss Evans $50 from victim
Miss Trixie Evans and a confederate practiced the panel game on John Sullivan in the bad lads last night and robbed him of 50 dollars. Sullivan filed a police court complaint, and the girl was arrested and fined 50 dollars this morning. Gene Howard, who caused a disturbance at the B A P depot, was fined by Judge Sullivan this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trixie Evans
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Gene Howard
City paving protests reviewed by council report
City Engineer J C Bickenbach presents protest percentages for eight new improvement districts. Protests exceed 60 percent in districts 12 17 and 18, blocking progress. districts 11 14 16 show lower opposition while districts 13 and 14 report no protests. Report filed with city clerk for January council meeting.
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Bickenbach
Butte
City Reports January figures and street paving notices
January expenditure for Cotter health department totals 1069.57. Chief La svell reports arrests 263 with 46 drunks, fines collected 1287. Meats served 116.60 and lights 22.25. Fire department logged 20 alarms, total month value 36185 with insured property 87800. Treasurer’s exhibit shows cash in bank 111167.07. Two damage claims and paving objections on West Park Street discussed at council.
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Ing District
Main Street
Galena
PetCo
Broadway
Copws Street
Wyomi Fae Main
Cattanlastoner
Cotter
Health Department
J. J. Lasvell
Peter Sanger
Fire Department
Calkin
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Butte, Montana
Brobeck
Hoffman House
Sean
Bur Santos
Ate
West Broadway
J. Tuite
Peale i Rocumenta
Ete
Guise
Amare Marbia
Amorkces Ny Wire
Rubenstein's
E. Park Watchmakers
Opticians
Copper Company
W. A. Akers
Reed
Newsboy
Miners’ Cash Grocery
Welch
Nottingham
Coe
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Eport
AAA
N. Main St
Charles T. Loomis
Mre. M. Dalton
Cobban-Casey-Day Company
Council
Holland Street
Valley Addition
John Caprice
J. K. Heslett
Washington Streets
Henares
Caprice
Heslett
Eerauee
Amusami
Tate Savings ‘Bank
National Bank
DR. Dodd
W. Park Street
Tueaday
van Camp
Cash Grocers
W.park St
Butte, Mont
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