Will of Chas Colbert Filed for Probate in Butte
The will of Charles Colbert, who died a week ago in Butte, names William J. Lippincott and John Woolheater as heirs and halves his estate of cash and property valued around 40.09 dollars. The typewritten document bears a pen signature and was filed by Attorney Lippincott, who arrives as executor. The will, dated February 15, 1801, claims no surviving relatives in the U.S. and lists witnesses Edward Wegner and F Hufrenter.
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Charles Cythert
District Court
Wiliam J. Lippincott
John Woodbeater
Colbert
Charles Colbert
Butte
Silver New County
State of
Montana
Tom
John Woolbeater
Willam I. Lippincott
Edward Wegner
F. Hufrenter
Old Timer J C Carroll Identified by Police in Butte
J C Carroll, long linked to Western mining, appeared at police headquarters after a nephew in Latimeen Bay California sent a letter of me ley. He has spent about twenty three years in Butte and is tied to multiple mining ventures including a half interest in the Gent mine. His wife Mrs Carroll managed a six stamp mill at Mahowit Idaho, which after a strong first month yield of 44 8 in gold, faced disagreements with stockholders and was abandoned.
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J.C. Carroll
Latimeen Bay
Cal
Carroll
Butte
Suibes
California
Carre
Mahowit
Idaho
Mrr. Chapman
Clark Tank
Waihling
Boston and Montana Mining cited for contempt in court
The Boston and Montana Mining Company is cited to appear before Judge Jaige Chaney at 10 o clock on May 11 to show why its officers should not be punished for contempt for alleged disobedience of an order in the suit of FP Ay Hein against the company in connection with the Dayton tode etamn. The order is taxed on the archives of By V7 Turner and Alfred Frank, regarding the Heston and Mountainita fas issued the exer of iMjunetlat.
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Boston & Montana Mining Company
Jaige Chaney
Mil Arthur
Heinge
Alfred Frank
Heston & Monnainat Fas
Legislative News from Helena Affects Senate Support
The Helena report notes a senatorial contest gain of two votes with allies optimistic about access. It mentions defections and friendly offers among Liberals as factors. In Butte, the Business Men's Association seeks legislative action to appropriate funds to purchase and distribute 100,000 copies of a report at the agriculture bureau.
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Helena
Iutias
Senate
Bil
Mabethynis
Butte
Bureau of Agriculture
Ellen Re
Bills Introduced in Legislature for Bonds and Health Licenses
Trustees consider school district borrowing and bond issues while bills address mine weighmen, constable fines, legislature mileage, and health licensing for funeral trade. Senate and house activity includes corporate river work, railway dye marks, and tax shifts for schools. memorial urges constitutional change on senior elections.
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Dixon
Oade
Board of Prisoners
Boland
Stull
Geary
State Board of Health
Ry Merlin
Bonis
State Normal School
Hedges
J. Gilligan
Assembly
Hill
Gilchrist
Board of Medical Examiners
Ilchrist
Butie
Bielenberg
Senate
Hoffman
Mahen
Great Northern
Butte
Kilgallan
Sliver
Bow County
Senatbil ST
Representatives
Oregon Joint Memorial
House
Deserts in Army and Navy Blame for Service Resistance
Washington report of Hepburn Iowa provoking debate in the House over military service. He cites desertions and scarce manpower in the navy, blaming citizens and urging fixed punishment for failing officers. He claims twenty five vessels wrecked by incompetent leadership since the Civil War and denounces lax accountability.
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Washington
House
Hepburn
Lowa
United
Haying
Callahan arraigned in kidnapping case in Omaha
In Omaha on February 2 James Callahan appeared before the county court for hearing on charges of kidnapping, robbery, false imprisonment, and related counts in the Edyoard Cudahy case. He pleaded not guilty, stated no chance to consult counsel, and the hearing adjourned to Monday at 10 o clock with bail set at one thousand dollars, which he posted.
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Omaha
Neb
James Callahan
Edyoard Cudahy
Salt Lake promoter Colborn sparks new light device thrill
A Salt Lake City observer praises Judge BF Colborn as a dynamic promoter who sparked local interest with a demonstration of gas powered lighting. The test showed gas conducted through a tube to illuminate a home with a 250 candle power light, claiming oil cost about one tenth electric prices.
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Butte
Salt
Hat
Judge Colborn
Salt Lake
Hotels Listing Of Guests From Across The Nation
A long roster lists numerous guests and their home cities including Chicago New York Boston Denver Seattle Portland and Helena among others. Names such as J Medbury W Lodges Ohlman J A Coram and Mrs Kenneth McLean appear with several associated towns.
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Sam Frank
Pore Tune
Helena
Bod
Brunnicl Thand
A. J. Weller
New York
Ading
Minneapolis
Hemett
Basin
F. F. Howe
Milwaukee
Mia
Fallon
Neihart
Andrew Urquhart
Hassel
Harry Heymann
Searle
Chicago
Wrord
Shawmut
JM. Daton
Carl S. Davis
Portland
Ore
John W. Lauer
Seattle
Joe Goorthier
W. Christian
Bannark
M. A. Miter
Dillons
John Ommons
BR. . Gibbs
Vone McDermott
J. Doyle
Ran Pranc Col
John Purtie
Purtle
Mont
A. FE. Groneweld
Paul
Alleged Hold Up Seems a Pipe Dream Says Saloons Owner
John Devitt who runs a saloon at East Park Street claims he was the victim of a hold up yesterday. Police appear inclined to believe the tale may be a pipe dream and doubt the occurrence.
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John Devitt
East Park Street
Curly
Knox Spring Hats Hit Mattingly’s Store In Knox
80 dozen spring hats arrive at Mattingly’s Hat Store as Hennessy’s opens in Knox Street offering many shapes in bronze, cedar, seal and other colors. New Monte Cato model in 40 Knox features soft crown and refined design. Living’s Silk and Opera hats on display with several colors and sizes announced for summer use.
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Hennessy’s
Knox
Colo Living
Smith and Mattingly's Hat Stow Adds New Hats
Smith and Mattingly introduce a hat stall named Toad featuring a fresh selection of headwear. Local shoppers find a variety of styles, with accessories and seasonal colors highlighted by the shopkeeper.
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Smith & Mattingly
Low Rates to the South Offer Excursion Tickets
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway advertises reduced excursion fares to southern resorts including Jacksonville Florida Mobile Alabama New Orleans Louisiana and El Paso Texas for return travel through June 1901. Details on rates routes and schedules available from Milwaukee agents or J T Conley assistant general passenger agent St Paul Minnesota. Soft and Straw Hats for spring wheat season offered at Smith Mattingly’s Hat Store.
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Chicago, Milwanukee & St
The Finest Kid Gloves by Reynier in Multiple Colors
The Finest Kid Gloves by Reynier are crafted from very fine French bondskin, matching weight and texture to French kid. Two clasp dressed love model features one raw embroidery and over seams available in black brown dark tan red gray green white. Price twenty dollars per pair. A superior P and P French lambkin glove with two clasp over seam Paris point embroidery offered in black brown red light tan gray white at one dollar fifty per pair.
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Chas. Colbert
Lippincott
Clancy
Boston & Montana
Legislative News
Callahan
Mr. Darcy
Christian
Puget Sound
Astoria
Elle Blister
D'Avcy
Miss 'Later
Coney Island
Stoe Theater
Lessie
Dia
Boon Grummer
Oregon
Tvarvey
Devitt
Privto
Pin Tree
Smith & Mattingly’s
Hennessy's
Butte, Mont
Reynier
Nation
the P. & L. Gloves
Granite Street
The
Butte Mining and Development Co
Emma
Silver
Colorado Street
Butte Copper Belt
Lee Mantle
J. WH. Lynch
East Broadway
Reynolds & McDowell
W. L. Moyer
W. W. McDowell
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