Market Rally Features Open, Stocks Gain Across Sectors
In Butte and Chicago markets buyers pushed shares higher at the open with broad strength through the day. U. P. common led gains, Northern Pacific ex dividend slipped early then recovered, while wheat rose about two cents. The J. J. Verrell Brokerage Co notes stable advances across key issues and robust activity on July 1 1900.
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Butte
Mont
Rtchison
Pacific
Ode
Manhattan
Burlington
Chicago
U. P. Common
Northern Pacific Common
J. J. Verrell Brokerage Co
North Main Street
Lailies' Department
Owsley Block
Telephone
Notice of Publication Mining Claim in Summit Valley Montana
Public notice records a mining patent application by Harry T. Lewis for the Baltimore Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. It details the claim's surveyed dimensions 4.8 acres net, surrounding adjacents, and official recording references, with first publication May 14 1900. It also lists heirs and a co-owner demand for labor expenditures and payment terms for Meighan Lode claim.
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United States Pan
Helena
Montana
Harry T. Lewis
Butte
Baltimore Lode
Summit Valley
Morg
Bilver Bow County
the Recorder of
Silver Bow County
West End
Henry Smith
George D. Greene
Register
Catherine Meighan
James M. Meighan
E. Meighan
Timothy Coin
Hugh Ppennell
Catherine McNety
Kamit Valley
Silver Bo County
Hich
Quarts
Silver Bow
John H. Johne
Nome Ten Days Left Montana Men Disgusted
Ex mayor William Owsley returns from Nome where he spent ten days. He reports Montana men furious at the scene, many needing government aid to return home. Wages varied with carpenters earning high pay, while provisions and driftwood lore accompany tales of the tundra.
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William Owsley
Cape Nome
Bure
Owsley
Montana
West
Everbody
Nome
Mr. Owsley
Inter Mountain
San Francisco
Californium
Dick Watson
Sam Clerke
Golovin Bay
Dawson
Butte
Ireland
Alaska
Seattle
Robert Arnold
Oregon
Civilization
Arnold
Daly Leaders Confer Over Supreme Court Plan
Governor B. Smith and John R. Toole join William M. Tuohy and other party fencers in talks to organize a factional approach before the Supreme Court. The meeting focuses on strategy and potential filings.
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B. Smith
John R. Toole
William M. Tuohy
Daly Wing Conference Deliberates Future Democratic Route
The Daly wing of the state democracy holds a conference in Butte to decide on actions after the Clark delegation’s beating at the national convention in Fannis City. Dalyttes concede the national organization grants Clark wing official recognition as the Democratic party of Montana. conference aims to plan steps to bring the matter before the supreme court to determine true party leadership.
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Daly
State Democracy
Butte
Clark
Fannis City
National Organization
Democratic Party of Mon
Supreme Court
J R Boyce Jr Dying In Butte Home
J R Boyce Jr, once of Bands & Boyce, is reported in a dying condition at John J Curtis's Washington street home after a stroke and failed treatment in Denver. He was brought back to Butte in May with no chance of recovery, and died at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
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J.R. Boyce, Jr
John J. Curtis
Washington Street
Mr. Boyce
Denver
Butte
Boyce
Lynndale
Four Men Charged With Assault in Third Degree
A complaint charging James Cusick and four other men with assault in the third degree on James R. Ryan of Centerville was issued from the county attorney's office and filed in Justice Lewis' court at Walkerville. Ryan says the men called at his home, asked him outside, beat him, leaving blackened eyes and a cut chin.
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James Cusick
James R. Ryan
Centerville
Guynon Arrested in Immorality Case
Charles Guynon, a young man charged with bringing his sister from Holland for immoral purposes, was arrested by Officer Ray and turned over to county authorities. Police say he controls several women from whose earnings he has amassed a small fortune and an additional charge of procuring may follow.
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Charles Guynon
Holland
Ray
Cross examination of Marshall in murder case continues
The testimony details Marshall’s prior movements including time in Butte and Salt Lake, aliases Eldore Livingston and Kid Roberts, and evasive answers about murder connections with Georgia Creech. The judge bars unrelated questions and the exchange touches on self defense and arrest avoidance amid other defense assertions.
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Marshall
Hutte
Eldore Livingston
Currys
Wyoming
Butte
Wal
Salt Lake
Howell
Harries
Georgia Creech
Aj Barn
Creech
Roberts
Curry
Lavell
Mr. Wines
Local Briefs Covering Businesses and Local News
Local briefs list various businesses and professionals in Forsyth including Hinkle & Dolman lawyers and Montana Music Co. J.G. Bates tuner and Forsyth dentist have updated locations. A trial postponement for John Fontana and the death of John Trythall are noted along with Utah Market Company bankruptcy and a Montana Liquor Co product pitch.
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Binger
Orton Broz
Pinnon and Organs
X Main
Hinkle & Dolman
Owsley Block
J.G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Tel
Forsyth
and & Owsley
J. R. Reed
Saa
South Main
A. E. Jones
East Park
D. Beebe
South Wyoming
Butte Bird Store
West
Ioadway
John Fontana
Clancy
John Trythall
James Trythall
Bmelier Street
Menderville
John Hoking
Knowles
Utah Market Company
Ayrtes
Montana Liquor Co
Fraudulent Check Leads to Arrest in City Case
Smith alias Edward Davis was arrested by Detective Murphy and Officer Sullivan for obtaining money under false pretenses after a $45 check signed by J B Baker to Mayeux Mutz was passed for $15. The check was presented at Silver How National Bank and deemed worthless, triggering a warrant. The day’s trial actions included deposition submissions and witness testimony in related Speculator and Bell Speculator suits, with objections over relevance.
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Award Smith
Edward Davis
Murphy
Sullivan
J. B. Baker
Mayeux Mutz
Mutz
State versus Pat Lee gatt sold liquor without license
The case against Pat Lee gatt of North Wyoming street Butte charged with selling liquor without a license was tried today in Walkerville before Judge Lewis and a jury. The jury found him guilty and he was fined two. The defense claimed county commissioners had authorized selling without a license.
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Pat Leegatt
Wyoming Street
Butte
Liquor Dealers' Association
Lewis
Walkerville
ClementS Stockwell Stage Sees Record Seats for Dominion
The ClementS Stockwell company sells seats for The New Dominion tomorrow night and runs the rest of the week including a Saturday matinee. The Bells closes with its final performance this evening.
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The
New Dominion
Clement-Stockwell_ company
Hibernian Installation Tonight at Cen terville Hall
A public installation of the officers of the A O H and Daughters of Fern will be held at Hibernia hall Cen terville tonight.
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The
A. O. H. and Daughters of Fern
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Enchanted Chamber at Colm Wa Gardens Opens Evening
A newly promised enchanted chamber will join the Colm Wa Gardens attractions and open to the public in the evening. Sewing machines available for rent by week or month. Jonas Undertaking Company located at 17 East Quarts.
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Colm Wa Gardens
Jonas! Undertaking Company
East Guarts
Personal visitors and travels in the city scene
A string of visitors and residents arrive or return from distant places. Notables include W. W. Curran from Whitehall, RK. A. Emirons from Red Lodge, and Charles Howard from Red Lodge. Gov. R. B. Smith came from Helena. Others travel from Norris, Spokane, Denver, and Boxeiing.
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Dm. Holensack
W. W. Curran
Whitehall
Pueblo
Denver
B. Rehwarts
Buble
W. H. Haviland
Boulder Hot Springs
Charles 8. Hartman
Boxeiing
Charles Rulligan
Jap Jordan
Virginia City
Major
Elling
Ll. L. Mun
Telliride
Colo
Madisim Canyon
Red Hillff
J. Tweilves
Fravo
Utah
Dick Buller
Butte
Spokane
Mre. Butler
Indianapole
George Cloris
George H. Casey
Joseph Case
Board of Equalization Notice for Silver Bow County
Notice from MORAN County Clerk that the Board of Equalization will meet from July 16 to August 13, 1800 in Silver Bow County. Taxpayers with grievances must appear to file complaints about assessments.
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Silver Bow County
I Moran
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Deimel
Dunlap
Dr. Detmel
Stock Markets
J. R. Boyce
James Ryan
Gunyon
Galena
Main Streets
Alr
Edgar Marpe
Lower Main Street
Blake
George Creech
Hollingaworth's
W. Park
W. Galena
P. O. Box
Resstaurant
Granite Street
Apply Hendrix & Macauley
City
W. Broadway
Dr German
N. Mainst
First National Bank
Monta
Posits
Ad Tx
Secce Ceanen Resenerance
Kenages National
Pieris
Cecee
State of
Weirick
B. Weirick
Dutton
James W. Forbis
Andrew J. Davis
Joen E Davis
L. W. Hurst
P. A. Lakey
C. TB. Batterman
Hibernian
Courtney's
Cash Grocery
New England
Couriney
Ase
Board OF Equalization
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