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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1899
Page
15
Classified rental listings show S room modern brick house at .427, 4 room modern brick flat at .28, 6 room modern brick flat at 2.00, d room frame house in South Butte at .10, 6 room brick house Centerville at .15, 6 room modern brick at .44.34 and 00, 6 room modern frame at .415 45 00, 4 room modern frame at .0.5 26 50.
Financial editors forecast a copper boom as investors rush to stock up. Western holders who bought high fear no big drop, while daily papers report strong copper shares across Anaconda Boston and Montana, Butte Boston Mohawk Parrot Osceola Tamarack and others despite light Saturday trading.
In Clancy district capitalists from the east visit the B and G group of mines with intent to reincorporate and expand. A new shaft 250 feet deeper will bring depth to 400 feet, with drifts every 100 feet. Bland adjoins B and G on the east where a chute of ore is exposed and a whim and shaft planned. Eland workings will be 1000 feet east of B and G on same vein. Ed A Ely leaves Liverpool mine to take lease on Edelweis mine near Clancy creek.
J A Coram touring the west praises Cochiti mines New Mexico and announces plans for a large Utah smelter to treat Bingham Copper and Gold ore sample. He notes a nine foot ore vein with 13 percent copper 21 ounces silver and 12 dollars gold and aims to model his plant after Highland Boy by Frank Klepetko of Boston Montana company.
Police court adjourned without arrests last night. Judge Sullivan held a brief afternoon session. Fisher pled not guilty to peddling without a license and was fined $10 plus costs. he appeals. Tyrue Adler, a pawnbroker, was fined $80 for license violation and also appealed. Adolph Plankey and Jim O Donnell plus Maggie Sul were fined $10 each for disturbance. Wee McLeod, a plain drunk, was fined.
Special excursion will depart Sunday July 2 at 9 a m from the Northern Pacific local depot opposite Garrigan hotel for Twin Bridges. Round trip tickets sold to Pipetone and return Whitehall and return Twin Bridges and return.
Sunday events at the banner park of the tele line promise a pleasant outing. Goshiwa invites visitors to join and be convinced of a nice time in the area.
Henry Altenbrand of Manhattan Malting and Henry Burt of Buffalo arrive in Helena with updates on Gallatin valley agriculture and irrigation. One million bushels of barley expected. 10 000 acres under cultivation. A new canal, siphon, and a four foot diameter pipe aim to irrigate 12 000 acres. Paper mill under roof in three weeks, target October 1 startup, capacity 10 tons daily, operation round the clock, plus bleached straw pulp in off hours. Altenbrand and Burt to visit Anaconda.
A fragment listing a Lynndale day dinner for one dollar featuring spring chicken and garden vegetables. Also ads for Tassell's shoes, W Park, North Western railroads daylight schedules, Cassidy optician, and a Deer Lodge round trip special from Montana Union depot at 10 30 a m with a Butte return 10 30 p m marked for summer months.
Billy Woods receives a note from Jack Stelzner proposing a fight with Kennedy if a $2,500 purse is guaranteed by the club. Stelzner recalls their 20 round bout, claiming he believed he deserved the decision, and hints at traveling next month if a worthwhile arrangement is arranged.
State Pioneer Society of Montana members from Twin Bridges will ride to Virginia City for the annual reunion on August 29. Society president Henry Elling organized transportation for attendees, promising an event of historic interest.
This day July 6 1899 T A Stork and C M Whitney dissolve partnership I C M Whitney will continue the business at the old stand paying all bills and collecting debts Pride of the West Lodge No 42 A C A W members are asked to meet at 8 o'clock tonight at their hall to arrange Brother Longstaffs funeral C H Beecher M W J C Freeman Recorder
Travelers seeking yellowstone trips are advised to contact Thresher's excursions and Lucan the veteran Bozeman camping man. Boardman, Room 12, 23 W. Granitestr, offers Bellamy's latest paperback at 50 cents through the Postoffice news stand.
Notice shows county commissioners will sit as board of equalization from July 17 to August 14, 1899, for residents to state grievances on tax assessments. Also notes rail rate of 1.00 for Butte to Anaconda Sundays including Mountain View park, free daily visits to Columbia Gardens, open air concert by Hossner's orchestra Tuesday and Thursday, free children’s dancing Saturday 2 to 5, picnic party rates, and Sommers family garden theater show Sunday afternoon and evening.
The season opens with a rail excursion from Butte to Mountain View park via B A and P railway at $1.00 round trip every Sunday. Special train leaves Northern Pacific local depot at 9:20. Go for a day of pure air green trees and a trout stream. Fare to Whitehall $1.25 and Twin Bridges $1.40.
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