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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
6
The Anaconda Democrats named delegates and alternates by ward for today’s primary, with most selections drawn from city and county officials. The piece criticizes party bosses and notes a rival Republican club formation, asserting Democrats face strong Republican opposition.
Assistant United States Attorney J. C. English from Deer Lodge county leaves for Helena to speak at the Republican state central committee gathering on March 17. He notes strong GOP sentiment across the state and says many Democrats plan to back the Republican ticket, with genuine, quiet resolve.
The Anaconda Inter Mountain office celebrates its second anniversary at 10444 East Commercial Avenue. The brief note notes two years of operation and reflects on the period of existence within a stone's throw of its start location.
The Inter Mountain reflects on its two years in Anaconda amid changes and optimism. It notes steady growth, loyal subscribers, and community support sustaining business through tough times as it enters its third year, pledging continued local coverage and prosperity in the Copper City.
The page lists a renewal sale at the T. X. L. store moving March 18 to 317 East Park. It notes a medical visit by La Dr. H. W. Stephens to Gregaon Springs and mentions baths at 210 East Park as popular.
D Leary a prospective sixth ward alderman candidate drew crowds at the Democratic caucus by serving hot tamales and Anaconda beer. By contrast two years ago County Assessor George Miller won the nomination similarly with a flower bouquet, drawing delegates from the Fifth ward.
Rev. P. A. Hubbard of Manitou Colorado presiding elder of the AME church for multiple western states organized a mission in Anaconda. Rev. E. W. Smith of Denver will oversee Copper City work as Anaconda becomes Montana’s fifth AME city. Hubbard plans rotation visits to Butte Helena Great Falls and Billings with a London delegate trip ahead.
The suit traces the property claim from Jarvis Mortgage Trust of Kansas City to the plaintiff, represented by Attorneys Walsh and Janva. The record notes the sequence of transfer and current legal representation in the case.
A mass meeting of the Republican party in Anaconda is called for Friday March 1900 at 8 p m at city hall to nominate one alderman from each of six wards for the April 2 city election and to select a city central committee W W Harper is the chairman of the Republican City Central Committee.
Notice records applicants Alfred N Patterson and others seeking patents for Long Pilgrim Rose Bud and Spokane lodes in Silver Bow County Montana with detailed survey bearings and corners. Includes Boston and Montana Copper and Silver Mining Company reward offer for trespassers. First publication dates February 1900 and January 1908.
J B Young, once with Young & Degell hardware on East Park avenue, sails to Seattle to start a large scale plumbing business. He has rented a site and shipped stock and tools. Mrs. Young and son Will E remain in Anaconda until summer. He is praised as a businesslike and sociable figure in the Copper City.
Henry Hoffman files suit in district court to foreclose a $4,000 mortgage dated January 1, 1290. The mortgage covers land described as the south half of the south half of Section 17 and part of Beo place, with James P. Horne Rebecca Horne and William P. Avery named as defendants.
Samuel Bardas Jr attorney files a location certificate for a mining claim described by bearings and distances in Montana. The record notes the claim lies near pine area and references page 114 of the recorder’s records. First publication February 16 1900.
Effective February 25, the Rio Grande Western will inaugurate three through trains daily to the east via Salt Lake and Denver. Trains include Pullman sleepers and dining cars with free reclining chair cars. Passengers from Montana make one change to Missouri river points, Chicago, and St. Louis.
Public notice announces William W. Williams applying for a patent for the Lilian Lode Mining Claim in unorganized Bannft Valley Silver Bow County Montana. Survey No. 8798 describes 18.82 acres begun at corner No. 1 with described bearings and distances. first published February 16, 1900.
The Northern Pacific operates Pullman Berve ttes from Anaconda to St Paul and St Louis. Two sleeping cars run nightly from Anaconda via Butte to St Louis and Anaconda via Billinga and the Burlington route to St Louis with no car changes between start and end points.
Public mining notice details application 4172 for the Wedgewood lode in Summit County Montana. It describes the survey number 6811, claim boundaries, corner markers, and the claim area of 28 acres with 10 acres claimed after exclusions, adjacent claims Hub Lode and Caledonia Lode, recorded by the recorder's office and dated First publication February 8.
Railway notices list departures from Anaconda on Great Northern Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line and connections. Trains include Butterroat Falls via Heleda routes, Pacific Express to Portland, through eastbound and westbound services, and steamship tickets to Europe.
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