Personal notices from Butte city scene newspaper
Ware B Gay of Horr visits Butte. H A Andrews of London registered at the Butte hotel. Hugh L Wilson returns from Yellowstone fishing trip with modest claims. Donald Gillis of Parrel-Grant interests in Utah shakes hands in Butte. Pierce Wilson of Butte and Boston leaves for Salt Lake and Cripple Creek. Lost valise with money. return to Mrs Paar 333 Broadway alley. For rent several furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses listed by Thompson Investment Co at 15 W Broadway.
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Ware B. Gay
Horr
Butte
H. A. Andrews
London
Hugh L Wilson
Butte Hote
Yellowstone
Donald Gillis
Parrel-Grant
Uitah
Pierce Wilson
Butte & Boston Properties
Salt Lake
Mr. Wilson
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Gagnon
Thompson Investment CO
W. Broadway
Sale of School Bonds Notice in Jefferson County
Notice of bond sale by School District No. 4 Jefferson County Montana. Twelve thousand dollars in five hundred dollar bonds at five percent interest, dated June 9, 190, to be auctioned July 17, 190. Bids for net par value, may be rejected. Bidder details and dates provided by board order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Jefferson County
Mont
Board of School District
Whitehall
Boulder
Reboo
Stevenson Emerges As Democratic Silver Republican Nominee
A chaotic convention roll call shows Stevenson leading with broad support across states including California, Ohio, New Jersey, and North Carolina amid mass cheering. Delegates push Bryan for president, Teller presses for Stevenson, and a storm of uproar marks the nominating speeches and adjournment for the afternoon session.
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Alabama
Stefer Hill
Arkansas
Towne
Kentucky
Stevenson
Louisiana
Hill
Maine
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Carr
North Dakota
Ohio
Parick
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tow
Wyoming
Alaska
Arizona
Rhode Island
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hawaii
Bryan Endorsed by Silver Republicans at Kansas City Convention
Delegates to the Silver Republican convention in Kansas City assemble late amid speeches, prayers and singing. D C Tillotson reads the platform while plank debates include Nicaragua canal and Boers sympathy. A Shafroth Lincoln portrait dispute is dropped as Teller references Towne and Bryan.
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Kansas City
Brown
Bigelow
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Brown
Webster Davis
D. C. Tillotson
Bryan Club
Lincoln
Tillotson
United State
Nebraska
Shafroth
Colorado
Committee On Conference
Teller
Towne
Towner
Bryan
Debi Oreo
Guilty of Cruelty in Local Horse Case
Jerry Sullivan was found guilty by a jury in Justice Nichols court of cruelty to a horse. The defendants, with partner James Sullivan, hired a horse and buggy, drove the animal beyond Dixon's livery to Crystal Springs, then back. The horse, whipped and perspiring, later died. the whip was broken. Sullivan testified he believed the horse ill and the beating excessive. Sentencing set for 10 o'clock tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Sullivan
Jilance Nichols
Leating
Sullivan
James Sullivan
Dixon's
Crystal Springs
Centennial
Joseph Woodside Named in Melrose Murder Case Update
Cyrus Woodside traveled from Melrose to tell the county attorney he is the brother of the man killed at Melrose by Fred W. Stevenson, correcting the earlier belief that the victim was John. A new information was allowed to read Joseph instead of John, and trial now set for the 12th with added witnesses W. W. Pennington W. L. Robbing and Cyrus Woodside. The National New York Transportation Company is also noted in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Woodside
Melrose
Fred W. Stevenson
John
Joseph M. Woodside
Joseph
Stevenson
W. W. Pennington
W. L. Robbing
Council Committees Review City Matters At Regular Session
City council and aldermanic committees met to act on last meeting referrals. Health board discussed smallpox claims and a surplus. street committee weighed allowing an anchor for the telephone building. light and building committee approved Quartz Street fire station plans. judiciary conducted monthly cleanup. Department heads filed reports. Treasurer Calkin and Chief Lavelle provided June summaries including arrests, fines, meals, and property activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Telephone Company
East Broadwa
Quartz Street
Judiciary
Calkin
Lavelle
Treasury
Ughts
Peter Sanger
Callen
Helena Club Plans Schedule Shuffle Amid Strong Finances
W E Phillips president of the Helena baseball club arrived in the city and said a directors meeting of the state league has been called to rearrange the schedule so each team plays at home one week and away the next for the rest of the season. He added that the club’s finances were excellent, with all bills paid on the first of the month and a treasury balance over $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Phillips
Helena
City
State League of Baseball Clubs
Footracer Discharged After Burglary Arrest
The report notes total fire losses of 34085 dollars with insurance on buildings at 167000 dollars and property jacketed at 254400 dollars tied to Herbert Johnson the footracer involved. It records department month expenses including salaries 3784.67 incidental 135 total 2861.67 and a preliminary hearing in Justice Nichols court today resulting in discharge due to lack of evidence and the building inspector Kennelly’s report failing to prove guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Johnson
City permits tally shows 43 issued this month
The month reports 43 building permits issued with total construction cost at 3,189,915 dollars, and fees collected amounting to 174.50 dollars.
Quartz Crystals Displayed By A Pondorff In Jeffersn County
A. Pondorff, operating gold claims near the eighteen mile house in Jeffersn county, arrived in the city today to exhibit rare tourmaline quartz crystals. The specimens, found at twenty feet depth, attract scientists and mining professors. Epidote crystals are also reported in the district. Surface finds at Mt. Pondorit’s property include amethyst in bluish violet hues. Ep idote is noted as a rare mineral in the district, lacking pyramids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pondorff
Jeffersn
Mt. Pondorit
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