Yellowstone Park Excursion From Butte to Cinnabar
Northern Pacific offers a Sunday excursion to Yellowstone Park on July 22 with a round trip price of 40 dollars. The package covers transport from Butte to Cinnabar and back, supper lodging and breakfast at the Albermarle hotel in Livingston on the outbound, plus lodging and breakfast on return, and the five and a half day park tour. For details contact W H Merriman, Gen Agent, Northern Pacific Ry, Butte Montana.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone Park
Butte
Cinnabar
Albemarle Hotel
Livingston
Park
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Ry
Cor. Park and
Main Sts
Butte, Mont
Notice of mining patent application 4181 at Little McQueen
United States Land Office Helena Montana gives notice that Patrick A Largey now deceased Meyer Gengberger and Gustave Gallick have declined their application for a patent for 5.57 acres of the Little McQueen Placer Mining claim. The claim sits at southeast corner of Survey 5412 with details of bearings and distances, adjoining lodes and placer claims, and is in conflict with Lot Co. Burway No. The location is recorded in Silver Bow County. First publication March 8 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Patrick A. Largey
Meyer Gengberger
Gustave Gallick
Butte City
Little McQueen
Burvey
NY W
Lot Co
Recorder's Office
Silver Bow
Sinbad ‘Lode
Petey
Great Republic Lode
Liz
Notice for Publication Mining Patent Claim 1900
Mining Application No 4202 filed by Harry T Lewis of Butte Montana seeks patent for 2358 acres in Summit Valley Iron County Montana described as Maryland Trade Mining claim Survey No 5485 Township 3 North Range 7 West with location on the claim posted May 4 1900 and recorded by George D Greene Register Harper. The adjoining claims are Silver Bow County and Garden Chief area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States’ Land Office
Helena
Montana
Harry T. Lewis
Butte
Nontena
Maryland
Summit Valley
Uorg
Iver Row
Mon
Hanne
Ecco Bey
Recorder of
Silver Bow
George D. Greene
United States Land Office
Mon Tane
Henry Muntsor
Butte City
Henry Lode
UN Org
Silver Row
Carener
Recorder's Office
Silver Bow County
State of
John C.C
Hillgide Lode
Chris Detlen
William
A. Walter W. Adama Applietini, ‘On the West. George D. Greene
Register
Samuel Barker, JR
Court Objects To Publication In Mine Trust Case
Judge Lindsay refused to make the Inter Mountain report a record matter as Lee Mantle sues the estate of P A Largey over a sixteenth interest in the Speculator mine. Contempt claims against a court reporter were rejected. Warren testified Largey profited from the sale. Jurors were kept in custody until trial progress, Creighton testified on settlement details and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mantle
P. A. Largry
Inter Mountain
Warren
George Dates
General Warren
John A. Creighton
Omaha
Lurgey
Montana
Largey
Ballot Rush in Park Contest as O Neill Leads
Ballots flood in with Miss O Neill of Butte adding 550 to her tally now over 8500. Miss Lucy Grannis of Dillon gains 303, placing Grannis ahead of Dillon contenders. Julia Turner of Amaconda leaps 283 to reach 800, while Old Faithful jokes persist about tally limits as The Inter Mountain praises statewide interest. Nine young ladies will tour Wonderland aboard Concord coach, with Wylie assuring comfortable travel and full attention to sites.
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O'Neill
Butte
Lucy Grandis
Dillon
Misa Grannis
Amaconda
Julia
Turner
Inter Mountain
Wylie
Concord
Colored man denied extra jury duty amid heated court exchange
A judge refused to release James Bullot, a Black man, from additional jury duty after a tense exchange in which Bullot appeared to challenge the court. The judge warned against dictating the proceedings and hinted at keeping Bullot in the juror pool.
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James Bul-lot
Bullittech
McCormick and Lucas Recovering After Train Crash
J E McCormick and W H Lucas baseball magnates, injured in a recent crash, are improving daily at Murray and Freund's hospital and will play again in a few days. Lucas left bed today. McCormick remains a week or two. McCormick recalled waking in darkness after the derailment and helping Lucas escape through a window, describing the peril and effort to reach safety.
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J. E. McCormick
W. H. Lucas
Great Northern
Butte
Anaconda
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Lucas
McCormick
Dining cars arrive as new service starts on Oregon Short Line
General Agent Wilson announces that new dining cars for the Butte Salt Lake ram have arrived in Salt Lake City and service will begin immediately. Effective Wednesday the southbound trains on the Short Line adopt a new schedule with No. 8 departing 1 35 p.m. and No. 10 at 4 05 a.m. Northbound trains remain unchanged. Larry Malloy, Montana division superintendent, was in town Sunday.
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Wilson
Oregon Short Line
Larry Malloy
Montana
Populist central committee meets in Butte tomorrow
In Butte the populist central committee will convene tomorrow to arrange the county convention. Multiple local obituaries note infant deaths: Elroy Mattson died today and was buried at 2 pm from South Butte residence. James Treloar died yesterday with funeral tomorrow at 27. m. from Mullin avenue. Elsie Kasamian died today with funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from 632 Colorado street. Jack Brennan, former St. Louis umpire and 1892 pro ball player, arrived in Butte to take Montana league duties tomorrow.
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Butte
Elroy
M. Mattson
South Butte
James
John Treloar
Mullin Avenue
Centerville
Elsie
J. Kasamian
Kuesman
Colorado Street
Taft
Jack Brennan
St. Louis
Brennan
Nixon Restraining Order Issued in Bankruptcy Case
A federal restraining order was issued in the Nixon bankruptcy case. Fannie A Nixon and others are barred from pursuing a pending suit before Justice Smith in South Butte over a horse valued around $200. The horse is claimed by Mrs Nixon while Receiver G H Spencer asserts it is part of Silver City Mercantile assets, which the receiver currently controls.
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United States Court
Nixon
Fannie A. Nixon
Silver City Mercantile Company
Marshall Jury Resumes In Edgar Marshall Case
In Judge Clancy's court the Marshall jury trial resumed for the murder of Georgia Creech. Before voir dire began the judge fined Fred M. Ferrell ten dollars for lateness and allowed the county attorney to endorse Ben Harris as a witness for the prosecution.
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Edgar Marshall
Georgia Creech
Clancy
Personal notes and travels around town
Mrs R M Greig visits from Anaconda while T Method arrives from Missoula. W B E McCormick, injured in last week Montana Central wreck, travels from Helena. Albert Metzel, Centennial valley stockman, completes fencing of a large land tract. Daly party returns, Ashing at the mouth of the Boulder praised. Davises return from Portland health trip, with favorable health news. Thomas R Hinds back from Kansas City, disputing friction claims. Hollingsworth's Cafe advertises half-price meals.
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W. BE. McCormick
Spokane
Helena
Albert Metzel
Centennial Valley
Tate
Metzel
Metaeh
Ba J. Mary
Bacre
Jefferson River
Daly
John EK
Davis
Fortland
Ore
Committee On Credentials
Crystal Springs outing with piano tutor in Butte
A pleasant drive and enjoyable visit at Crystal Springs four miles west of Butte offer good accommodations and excellent meats at moderate prices. Private parties can rent the dance hall and music by notifying in advance. Richard Trestratt, formerly of Oberlin Conservatory, teaches piano, organ, and harmony at 178 Ohio Street, Butte.
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Crystal Springs
Butte
Richard Trestratt
Oberlin Conservatory of Ohio
Ohio Street
England Is Restless Over South Africa Action
A London dispatch reports unrest in Britain awaiting decisive moves in the South Africa war. Lord Roberts delays and Buller’s Pretoria advance are central, while nurse Isabel Wilson criticizes hospital service conditions and pay, noting inadequate support for volunteer nurses amid fever and dysentery.
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New York
London
Herald
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Dewet
Erfucham
Feld Marshal
Buller
Pretoria
Tranevaal
Orange Free State
Roberta
Plans for Oregon ships to dock in Kure if repairs complete
Special dispatch from Washington reports Secretary Long may delay sending the battleship Oregon to Taku after repairs. At Kure the ship will dock and a survey board will decide needed work. Naval Constructor Hobson may supervise repairs if he recovers. Oregon to stay in Japanese waters and available for China if needed.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Long
Oregon
Taku
Kure
Wilde
Hobson
Yokohama
China
Gulf of Pechitt
Navy Department
Rodgers
Nashville
Che Foo
Kuredock
Japan
American wins Ecuador railway contract in Knoxville
P McDonald, a Knoxville railroad contractor, wins a 16 million dollar contract to build a 200 mile line from Guayaquil to Quito in Ecuador through the Andes for the Ecuador association of Scotland.
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Ecuador
Knoxville, Teron
P. McDonald
Knoxville Mailroad
Juot
Ecuador Association of Scotland
Guayama
Quito
Strike Talk as St Louis Transit Unions Weigh Resume
In St Louis on July 9 two thousand five hundred Amalgamated Association street railway workers gathered in the West End Coliseum to consider renewing their two month old strike. Chairman Edwards read grievances alleging the company hired new men in violation of the July 2 agreement. Harry A. Bryan urged unity, while J H Wilson reported stockholders advised caution until President Whitaker’s letter clarifies the company’s plans. The letter favorable to reinstatement was read and Edwards signaled openness to a vote on resuming the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America
West End
St. Louis Transit Company
Edwards
Harry A. Bryan
J. H. Wilson
Whitaker
Wilson
Street Railway Union
Frederick W. Lehmann
The
Transit union votes to resume strike and boycott
Lene Mann told the meeting that the July 2 agreement was entered in good faith to be carried out. The union unanimously resolved at 2:40 pm to resume the strike against the St Louis Transit Company and renew the boycott at 6:00 am tomorrow.
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Lenemann
St. Louis Transit Company
Looting of missions amid Boxer unrest at Che Foo
Berlin reports the German consul cables that the American mission at Tung Lu and the Catholic mission at Chinghu Fu were looted. Boxers continue efforts to incite Che Foo residents to revolt. LA Ping Ho, formerly governor of Shan Tung with 4,000 men, has moved north from Nakin, prompting Na Kin’s governor to urge withdrawal.
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Berlin
Che ‘Foo
Tung Lu
Chinghu Fu
Che Foo
LA Ping Ho
Shan Tung
Nakin
Divorce Wisdom From Wary Spouses In The Point Of View
In a Chicago News exchange a angry husband urges a divorce arguing he can marry again and that one wife is as good as another. His wife replies calmly that one man is as bad as another and twice as hardship.
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Chicago News
Henry Munt sor seeks patent for Henry Lode in Silver Bow Montana
Henry Munt sor of Butte Montana filed for patent on a 1.0 acre Henry Lode Mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow county. The notice lists survey details and measurements from a discovery shaft and names nearby claims and officials, with first publication June 22 1900.
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Dunlap Hat Agency
North Main St
Tao Eyes
Towle & Winterhalter
Park, Butte
Harper
Hettea Biates
Lindsay
Creighton
MR. M‘cormick
Nixons
Marshall Jury
Courtney
Bella Feris
New England
Ake Lage
R. M. Greig
Ee. T. Method
Missoula Toy
Hollingsworth's
England
Africa
Ile Werk
Milwaukee
Negulis
Paks Lane
Kennedy Furniture Company
W. Broadway
Buite, Montana
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