Montana Society of Engineers Elects Officers at Closing Session
The fourteenth annual Montana Society of Engineers meeting closed with the election of Frank L. Sizer as president and a slate including August Christian as vice president and George T. Wicks as second vice president. New officers also include Richard R. Vail as secretary and librarian and J. H. Harper as treasurer. The gathering reviewed membership, discussed public engineering issues, and noted the society’s long history since 1887 with roots in Helena and notable founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Society
Council
J. Adams
P. Wright
F. J. Rowlands
Richard Lacey
Alfred Frank
A. A. Tower
William White
Tt. J. Deckers
By Davis
Charles W. Paina
TR. H. Sales
N. R. Leonard
E. J. Strasberger
Montana Society Engineers
Pesident
Frank L. Sizer
August Christian
George T. Wicks
Richard R. Vail
Board of Managers of Engineering Societies
J. H. ‘Harper
Bertram Hi. Dunshee
Sizer
Montana Society of Engineers
George K. Muders
John W. Wade
J. S. Keerland
W. W. de Lacy
B. H. Green
Montana
Helena
Court actions and county cases update from Butte
Supreme Court cases. city attorney Lamb argues demurrer to supplemental answer which is overruled and twenty days given to answer. Divorce of James and Margaret Cousins. custody awarded to James with older child Frank, Mary four remains with mother. Various demurrers continued or set for hearing with dates set for the 19th and for Saturday the 19th. Anaconda Gun Club to hold a meet tomorrow. visiting sportsmen expected.
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Lamb
Butte
Anaconda Gun Club
Norrow
I District Court
James Cousinson
Margaret Cousins
Frank Cousin
Mary
Washington veterans seek Manila to San Francisco travel pay
A Washington Spanish American War veterans committee petitions Congress to grant travel pay for their Manila to San Francisco journey. They note rival regiments received travel pay at the time, but the rule changed before their return. The estimated travel pay is about $ per man, plus adjustments for drivers and non commissioned officers.
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Seattle
Washington
Congress
Manila
San Francisco
Manila school bill debate on religious instruction continues
In Will Have No Church Manila a Manila dispatch reports arguments over a school bill section permitting religious teachings. Dr Burgos urges benefits to Catholicism while Judge Taft calls the legislation experimental and cautions against ecclesiastical opposition. Burgos claims Filipinos have had enough of religious instruction.
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Manila
Burgos
Taft
Engineers Society Becomes Independent Growth Noted in State
The engineers society, once facing struggle, asserts independence under President Haven and claims doubled membership in four years. J. F. Dodge helped organize the group which moved its records from Helena to Butte and now meets monthly at the Tuttle building with civil, mining and mechanical engineers, plus honorary members.
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Haven
Society of Engineers
J. F. Dodge
Dodge
Northern Pacific Railroad
Helena
Butte
Tuttle
Wants Heart of Butte
Special to Inter Mountain Anaconda Jan 12 The key court case is Murray versus City of Butte over more than eight million dollars in surface ground rights on the Smokehouse lode The long standing suit dates to territorial days with initial attorneys W W Dickson Napton and Hamilton The city won in lower courts and appealed to the territorial court
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Jan
J. A. Murray
City of Butte
Butte
Montana
Territory
W. W. Dickson
Thomas M. Napton
Levi J. Hamilton
Clerical Split Sparks Debate Over Church Separation Plan
In Philadelphia discussions, a doctor and Commissioner Henry G2 ie weigh political tact as leaders from the Matolos congress urge a separation of church and state. The Duke of Newcastle and ritualistic leaders plan to stay several days, seeking consensus with high church episcopations before moving on.
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Tom
Almiss
Henry G2 Ie
Burgos
Matolos Congress
Folemn Darcy
Duke of Newcastle
Philadelphia
Toom
May all be lost on the Timook ship voyage
A complete list of the crew aboard the overboard steamer Timook is given, including Capt. HM Hugh Thomas, first mate Willan Saunders, engineer Thos. Br, steward We WP Miller, firemen Ned Malloy and J Cooper, deckhands Olsen Andersen and J Tanwon, cook D Hawkett, and United States mail clerk de Pillans. The vessel left Seattle seven days ago, sailing October for Dutch expor ting. No word has been heard since.
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Timook
Hugh
Willan
Saunders
Kenney
Piet Celeay
Thos. Steward
Miller
William Brown
Ned Malloy
J. Cooper
Walters
Fienle Canners
J. Way
Ehner Cameron
Deckhan Dames Olsen
Andersen
We Anderson
C. Wilde
PL Johnson
J. Tan
Cook
D. Hawkett
United States Mail
We Tartars de Pillans
Seattle
Valder
High Church Leaders Plan Union of English and American Protestants
The Duke of New castle and other leaders have participated in conferences with Protestant Episcopalians in New York and nearby counties. A definite plan is believed formed to achieve close union between English and American church factions. Kelway and Rev Wilson depart for Philadelphia to join colleagues Monday.
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New York
Duke of Newcastle
England
United States
Kelway
Wilson
Philadelphia
State to Build Roads Plan Approved by Tacoma Club
The Roads Club state convention at Tacoma approved a plan presented yesterday to create a state road commission with broad road construction authority. A state road commissioner would be hired at about 8000 dollars per year, and road projects would be funded half by the state.
Unfortunate Athlete Injured In Local Gymnastic Feat
A young athlete named William FP Cooper fell during a simple aerobatic act at the YOM gymnasium tonight. He landed on the back of his neck and is paralyzed from the shoulders down, with doctors fearing a dislocated or broken spine at the first dorsal vertebra. An operation is planned today at the general hospital.
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Little
Dan
William FP. Cooper
General Hospital
Santa Fe Route listing note and agents
The fragment mentions Santa Fe Route officials and agents in Butte Salt Lake City with names A W McBrida and Otto C F Warren, tied to the 411 Dooly Block address in Salt Lake City. The OCR text lists regional general agents and an address, indicating a transportation/railway notice or agency directory entry.
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A. W. McBrida
Butte
Mont
Otto C. F. Warren
A. T
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
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C.C. Murphy Falk
Demu
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Va. Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Chas. Dubey
Peter Trudell
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Missoula Gulch
Big Hole River
Heart OF Butte
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