City Council Minutes Report Officers and Taxes Debate
The city council met with Mayor Madden and aldermen Boyd Murphy and Collins among others. Items included approval of prior minutes, a Fire Department request for a new leader, a 12 day leave for City Treasurer Walkup, a petition from BeNOr Company about park messenger work, and various committee referrals on licenses, rents, and sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madden
Alermen Colne
Kelly
Talbot
Pelan
McDonnen
Stardich
FitzPatrick
Davidson
Dunn
Munghy
Stephens
Mentrum
Fre
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Grant
John Jr
D. Vindeau
Mes- Benor Company
Oibeide
Murphy
Pug Patrick
Judiciary Committee
John Conleg
Berlin
Wiliam Pinvers
Shane
Machoniaid
Mirphy
Yhone
Thive
Pitz Paviiok
Dayidaon
Aldormim
Collins
Rogier MacDonald
Ordinances discussed and Sheep Gulch issue reviewed
City Attorney Hoarman and council members Talbot Fitz Patrick and Murphy formed an ordinance committee. Street Commissioner Shovlin urged thinning Sheep Gulch and protested water ditches and in-street tunneling. He noted 75 loads of sawdust hauled from streets. Mayor Madden appointed Fitz Patrick McDonnell and Don Tate. Meeting adjourned to June 29.
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Hoarman
Talbot
FitzPatrick
Murphy
Shovlin
McDonnell
Madden
Fitz Patrick
Don Tate
Resignations sweep Anaconda business circle
In Anaconda several leadership changes unfold at the Copper Mining company and related firms. Attorney Hon. Be, D, Matts resigns as counsel with unclear successor. William Sexion of Butte rumored to handle law, H L Bartine may advise politically. Edward Cuddly also resigns as master medicant of converters, replaced by John Fart. William M. Thornton, cashier of Daly & Co., resigns amid a web linking Commodore Watson and Rear Admiral Dewey’s visit.
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Anaconda
Edward Cuddly
John Fart
William M. Thornton
Bank of Marcie Daly & Co
Commodore Watson
Astaste
Matila
Adm Jpiral Dewey
United States
Mr. Thornton
Mr. Matts
Man
Run to Sheep Gulch Chaos in East Town Streets
A horse and wagon driven by an unknown man caused a runaway through the east end of town yesterday afternoon, narrowly missing pedestrians as it veered toward Park Avenue, Hickory Street, and Commercial. It struck a beer keg stack, bumped a bystander, and finally was halted near Sheepclot after sliding along Cherry and Sixth streets with no serious injuries reported.
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Brownell Aml
Park Avenue
Hickory Street
Browiell
Louis King
Louis King's
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Barker
Johngon
Rami
Bare Hers
Cherry Strees
Baseball Rivalry Set For Next Saturday At Athletic Park
Base ball game scheduled between High School and Rover Sweat teams at Athletic Park next Saturday. strong rivalry noted with expected close contest. Wish School lineup includes McMullen, Cudihy, Dohert, Mertz, Currier, Sapus, Thompson, Cohen, McDoard, McLean. Rover Sweat fields McLean, Hieren, Grant, Chirke, Morony, Thorne, Thom, Mores.
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Rover
Near-fatal accident injures Bwede wood hauler near Anacande
Jen Strom, an aged Bwede wood hauler, narrowly escaped death when a team ran away east of Anacande this morning. A large load of wood fell on him, leaving him nicked and bruised. Mengedys's drug store sent him to the hospital where Drs Spelman and McKenzie attended.
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Jen Strom
Anacande
Lot Stow
Mengedys
Th Spelman
McKenzie
Strom
Injured man struck by cordwood stick in wagon incident
A man sustained nonfatal injuries when a cordwood stick struck his face during a wagon incident. The same event led to the team dying, later found at the east end of the city.
Local Briefs From Anaconda Area Circulate
J R Toole left for the west today. Mr and Mrs Charles Flood were in Butte today. John H French visited Butte. Judge J M Kennedy rode to Tutte and back. Dr Smart Great Northern agent in the city. Mel Lennahin a Moose Lake mining district owner here. County commissioners were kept busy with work yesterday and today. Manager Folding of the Anaconda Standard returned from the east. Mrs W J Trunk and son left for Minneapolis due to illness in the family. High school commencement set for June 8 at Margaret theater. Mrs Catherine Green ill, died last night. Funeral at St Pauls Catholic church tomorrow. Deed to William J Stevens of Anaconda by W Fronch and wife. Mrs Theodore Ehret escaped injury from stove explosion. J H Durston to Missoula for University of Montana address. Kiwanis lodge officers elected. later meeting set. Red and Gun club members did not practice Sunday. D Deraine won belt at 100 yards. Sacred Heart League center members to attend Mrs Mele Aeeman funeral. Daughters of Erin officers named. Eastern excursion rates extended to June 11 and 12 for Anaconda teachers. Tick good to Sept 4. Frank Brady and Theodore Smith report Beaver ranch near Helena, snow on Rock Creek. Mrs Michael Brennan, 44, dies of pneumonia. leaves husband and nine children. funeral Thursday at St Peter’s Church.
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J. R. Toole
West
Charles Flood
Butte
John H. French
J. M. Kennedy
Tutte
Dr. Smart
Great Northern Express Company
Mel Lennahin
Moose Lake
Board of County Commissioners
Anaconda Standard
Mra
Trunk and Son
Minneapolis
Trunk
Margaret Theater
Inter Mountain
Catherine Green
Deine
St. Paul's Catholic Church
P. W. Fronch
Baker City
Ore
William J. Stevens
Anaconda
Theodore Ehret
J. H. Durston
Durston
Missoula
University of Montana
New Lodge of the Ki
Py.beth
Rewe
Louis Copinius
J. R. Burg
Red and Gun
Mes
Young
Daughters of Erin
Hugh Daly
Nellie Tennett
Annie O'Brien
Mre. Dugan
Mra Palmer
Milas St. Deri
Serweinit
Dimnea Larkin
Sentinel
Anacona
Montana Pointe
Frank Brady
Theodore Smith
Hewest Fork
Rock Creek
Granite County
Brady
Montana
Michael Brennan
Birch Street
Katie Brennan
Drowned students in Silver Creek near Lebanon
Miss Ruth Johnson of Lebanon, Miss Florence Spica of Bt Jacob, and Miss Hallele Jack of Beau coup, McKendree College students, drowned while bathing in Silver Creek two miles north of here. Johnson beyond her depth. others tried to rescue her. Chicago: printers and engravers form temporary union to oppose print paper price rise as a paper combination forms. American Shipbuilding to build four giant steel ships, 500 feet long, 8,000 tons capacity, total cost 1.4 million dollars. Coko schooner sails to Manila. expects 60 days. U S State Department wires that cable restoration between Iloilo and Celebes is complete and open for business. London: Depew plans Paris trip. wary of Prince conditions, will watch events for a week.
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Lebanon
Ruth Johnson
Florence Spica
Bt. Jacob
Hallele Jack
Beaucoup
Silver Creek
Here
Johnson
Chicago
Printera and
Tithographers
W. B. Hrewster
St. Paul
American Shipbuilding Company
A. B. Wolvin
Duluth
Ae Trustee
American Steel and Wire Comepany
San Francisco
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Tia
Manila
Freitzch
Philippines
Washington
State Partment
General Otis
Iloilo
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Corrected Schedule of Mails for Butte May 4 1899 Arrivals
Corrected schedule of mails for Butte Montana from May 4th 1899 lists arrivals and related notices. The item mentions postal arrivals and a promotional ad for excursions to the East via scenic lines and a railway with fast trains and first class accommodations.
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Butte
Montana
Attantiun
Forfruitione Notice Of Mining Claim Expenditures In Montana
Notice to Charles Colbert and Mary Campbell and heirs that $100 was spent in 1891 and another $100 in 1898 on the Green Copper lode mining claim in Summit Valley, Silver Bow County Montana. If co owners do not contribute within ninety days, their interest may become property of the claim holders. WILLIAM BURTON et al. Butte, Montana March 16, A. D. 1299.
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Charles Colbert
Mary
Campbell
Summit Valley
Silver Row Counity
Montana
Stiverow County
United States
William Burton
Mary Laird
Henry Crangle
Nina B Witherspoon
W. H. Haly
Notice of Administration's Sale of Real Estate 1899
Public sale ordered by the district court of Silver Bow County Montana for the estate of Mary E Turner deceased. Administrator Frank H Cooney will auction an undivided one fourth interest in the La Monte Lode Claim lot 230 survey 988 in sections 11 and 12 at the Butte court house front door on June 22 1899 at 2 pm for cash with ten percent to be paid at sale and balance after court confirmation. Deed at purchaser expense.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
Montana
Iver Bow
Mary EB. Turner
Wiler
Sid Court
Butte City
Sliver Bow
Mary FB. Turner
Mary B. Turner
Silver Pow
State of Montana
la Monte
Meridian
Frank H. Cooney
Mary E.turner
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