Burns Handicap Draws Wide Field in Rich California Race
Ban Francie March 2 report on the Burns handicap the richest event of the Western racing season. About 20 horses are eligible for the $10,000 prize. Weather conditions and track status heavily influence entries and betting. Rosamonde is the early favorite at 3 to 1 with Advance Guard close behind. Other notable contenders include Arbaces, Malay, Acrobat, and Pat Morrissey among doubtful starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Califoria
Tie
Howe
Condi
Ions Altagether
W. J. Spiers
Acrobat
Barney Schreiber
Bullman
Schreiber
Forte
W. Brods
Omlnibus
Rosarmonde
Pat Morrissey
Imperious
Boundlee
Amvk
Arhaces
Malay
Moddern
Rosmante
Advance Guant
Davin Tonny
Arbaces
Dr. Sheppard
Rosormonde
Prwin
Devine
Monrovia
Constellar
Phelan
Boundles
Gentlemen and Troopers in a Daring Letter Scene
A battlefield scene follows troopers in a skirmish with shots and a wounded letter writer. Trooper 943 signs the letter amid gunfire while a comrade is hit, and the group rides off. The narrative shifts to notes on crafts and natural history, including a description of BattleK, the Dutch East Indies ornament, and the camel racing breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch East Indies
Europe
The
Hague
Tobacco Output Rise in Cincinnati January Report
Cincinnati and surrounding area show higher tobacco production in January. The Western Tobacco Journal estimates output at 6,642,969 pounds more than December and 2,949,995 pounds higher than January 1899, marking a 7 percent and 14 percent increase respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Vicinity
Western Tobacco Journal
Lange To Be Captain
Henry Harris, manager of the San Francisco team, has made a liberal offer to Bill Lange to captain and control the nine. Lange has said he will not return to Chicago this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Henry Harris
Bill Lange
Lange
Chicago
Editorial Comment Reflects Local Grievance and Humor
A village editor's spouse quips about the grocer Ola Jones, who died early this morning, while a local columnist questions the official timeline. The exchange underscores town manners and skepticism toward local narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Jones
W. EB
Boffelo Times
Gallant Raid Hero Gibbons Commended by Admiral Watson
Navy dispatch from Manila details Lieutenant Gibbons praised for his Luzon raid rescuing 608 Spanish prisoners and eight American soldiers. Officers Heliot Fred Hopp and Charles Blandford noted. Boatswain's Mate Juraschka among captives. Watson’s cablegram dated Manila March 1 cites promptness and eye for detail. record may reward the young officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Watson
Manila
Otlk
Gibbons
Luzon
Heliot
Mariveles
Juraschka
Michigan
Amiral Watson
Alava
Bunday
Brooklyn
Gulf Rajay
Peta
Reliaf
Beginning to Forment in Harlem Life Headline
In Harlem Life a brisk quip questions Chapple’s condition noting his "awf headaches." The remark suggests rumors or concern about his mental state as peers speculate on his "cutting Wis brains" in a terse, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapple
Harlem
Partnership Notice and Probate Hearing in Butte Montana
The document records a partnership of Bird and Co in Butte Montana with Augusts P Bird and Grant Bartlett as partners, dated February 9, 1900, plus notary acknowledgement by P H Burns. It also notes a Montana district court notice for a hearing on March 12, 1900, regarding conveyance of real estate in the estate of Anna Irvine in Silver Bow County including a Spokane Falls property described as lot eight, block nine in Cannons addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Montana
P. H. Burns
Silver Bow County
District Court
Second Judicial District
Montana
Silver Bow
Anns E Irvine
Vrsuant
Montara
John C. Bender
Shelby Irvine
Anna
Irving
Cannon
Spokane Falls
Spokane
Washington
Notice of Forfeiture and Court Action in Montana Mining and Debt
Notice to J W Oberman and heirs of a forfeiture claim in Camp Creek mining district Silver Bow County Montana for 2324 assessment work totaling two hundred dollars with a one hundred dollar share due. Also a Montana civil action in Jefferson County Whitehall before Justice A Less for twenty seven dollars and seventy cents plus costs over goods sold on request, with appearance set March 26 1900.
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J. W. Oberman
Larbek
Camp Creek
Silver Bowl
Montana
Aaid
United States
Aod
Ima
the United
State OF Montana
County OF Jefferson
Justice's Court
Whitehall Township
A. Less
A. R. McDonald
Laintiff
Fred Sherley
Wen
A. D
Notice for Fabrication Mining Patent Claim
United States Land Office Helena Montana January 25 1900 notices Henry TR Hartett and Michael A Donahue of Butte Montana filed for a patent on Spokane Inde mining claim Silver Bow Jefferson counties Montana. The claim spans 11.84 acres with 4.40 acres excluded. survey No 5801 describes corners and bearings. Record located in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties. George D Greene Register H Harper U S Claim Agent publication.
Notice for Patent on Lillian Lode Mining Claim Helena
Public notice from the United States Land Office Helena Montana dated February 14 1900 states William W Williams of Butte Montana has filed for a patent for 1609 linear feet along 1485 feet in a westerly direction from the point of discovery on the Lillian Lode Mining Claim in Summit Valley unorganized mining district Silver Bow County Montana. The claim is designated Survey No 5798 T 3 N R 7 W with initial reference at Corner No 1 and bearing objects used to witness Corner No 2. Further details and field notes are on file in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
William W. Williams
Butte
Lillian Lode
Summit Valley
Siiver Bow County
Recorder of
Silver Bow County
Fanny Scott Lode
Willam W. Williams
George D. Greene
Ropister
M. J. Baker
U. 8
Fears
Janicon Welch
Jefferson County
State of
N. i
Bears
Thance
Alfred N. Patterson
Joseph L. F. Gervais
Lina H. Speer
John Lindsay
Francola X. Gard
Addreen
Rose Run
Independence
Trose Bud Lode
No. Ning
the Recorder of
Regis
Mining patent claims filed for Long Pilgrim and Rose Run Lodes
Alfred N Patterson and others filed for patent on 37.29 acres in Independence Mining District Silver Bow County Montana. The notice lists survey numbers, bearings, and corners for Long Pilgrim Lode and Rose Run Lode with posted field notes. Also includes a second notice from Emma Nevada Mining and Milling Company about a new half cent per share assessment due March 16 1900 with delinquent stock to be sold at public auction if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Mining and Milling Company
Busieres and Works
Combination
Granite County
Montana
County of
Granite
United States
Jesse B. Melior
Aid Company
Ite
St. Louis
Missouri
Werner Ziegler
Bi-Mewillo
Philpsburg
Philipsburg
Board of Trustees
Jesse B. Mellor
Jutte
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Pall Mai Gazette
Tomnet
943
Lyiig
Eput
V. C
Southern
Alge
Fotice
Germany
H. Thoms
Dewar
Bavaria
Sweden
Pierce
Agnes Wile
Ty Henith
Dr. Pierce
Lieut. Gibbons
Partnership of
Bird & Co
Augustus Bird
Grant Bartlett
Handa
Aetus P. Bird
Okan Bartlett
Whl
Haig
Newbro
Halle
Als Dandrull
Cate Hais
Sealy
Clinton
By H
James Eva
Maid District Court
Butta
Cohned
J. Bi. Richards
Tae Eer
James F. Pespaere
Wibepa
Wallace MN. L. Dernim
Bulis
Mont
A. L
Justice of the Peace of Said Tow
Henry TR. Hartett
Michael A. Donahue
Spokane Inde
Silver Bow and
Jefferson Countes
Towit
Applilcant
Recorder
Bilger Bow
Jefferson
Mary Ellen Lode
James W.murphy
Josephine Lode
H. Harper
U, & Claim Agent
George D. Gremne
Register
Samuel Barker
Fleet
H.eee U. 3
Emma Nevada Mining and Milling Company
Silver Bow Block
Vale Eeacacy
Gepoart
Barrower
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
Btapleton
M. Hodgens
Cseseas
Pald Im Capital
Sesseeeses
Directure
J. A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W. Stapleton
A. H. E. D. Weavitt
8. V. Kemper
Hodgens
Main and Park Sts
A. Clark, J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Bell Exchange
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Day
Ist
George Stevens
North Main Street
Butte Pann Ll
Canada
W. G. Moyee
C.swinborne
Avila
A. Augondre
Paria
Newbro Drag
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