Coal Mine Ventures and Irrigation Plans in Alberta
A report discusses coal mine development in the Crow's Nest Pass region of Alberta with a 2500 acre holding, a 400 foot tunnel, a 60 foot shaft, and a 14 foot coal vein. Projections show 150 tons daily now, rising to 1000 tons by April 1902 with 400 workers, plus townsite plans and canal irrigation from Old Man river. It also notes political debate on health ordinances and city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moa
Featik
Alberta
N. W
Ack. Spiggs
Spiga
Whitin
Prank
Wingepeg
Canadian Pacific Raiway Company
Coal Mincs
Utah
Gait Company
Great Fala
Lethbridge
Galt
Dominion
Crow's Nest Pass
N. W.T
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Great Falls
Crow’s Nest Pass
Rocky Mountains
Walkerville Democrats Nominate Aldermen and Central Committee
Walkerville politicians gathered to nominate aldermen for First Ward Thomas H Colins Second Ward John Cannon Third Ward James McCarthy. Central committee named Thomas Connors John Murray John Neenan John Colfing Tindea Thomas Green and Michael Murray with Murray as chairman. The group denounced Republicans and Citizens Fusion for prior power and denied pledging city bonds. They criticized the opposition for tax and police force rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
First Ward
Thomas H. Colins
John Cannon
James McCarthy
Central Committee
Thomas Connors
John Murray
John Neenan
John Colfing
Tindea
Thomas Green
Michael Murray
Republicans and
Citizens’ Fusion
Citizens’ Party
James and Kidder Present A Midsummer Night's Dream at Grand
James and Kidder headline a two night engagement at the Grand with Tagie Jones and Kathry n Kidder in a lavish revival of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. The 41 member company features Bottom and Helena among a troupe touting elaborate fairy woods, electric effects, and a celebrated Pyramus and Thisbe. Performances include tonight and tomorrow with a matinee tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagie Jones
Kathryn Kidder
Wagentaré
Kemper
Th Re
Ballet Widigen
Mr. James
Bottom
Mia Kidder
Helena
Mhy
England
Mr. Beerboam Tree
Reviva Mae
London
Theaeus
Athens
James and
Kittler
Sheehan and Egan Funerals Set for Sunday
Mortuary notices announce Ellen Sheehan wife of Daniel Sheehan of 619 Duggan Avenue will be laid to rest at 2 p m Sunday. The funeral of William Egan will be held at 2 p m tomorrow from Sherman s undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan
Ellen Sheehan
Daniel Sheehan
Duggan Avenue
Egan
William Egan
Sherman
Local Briefs Highlight Businesses In Butte Area
Dr German dentist at 114 N Main Bt J G Bates tuner at Montana Music So Sel 604 Office 48 West Park street Gineave filled Examination free Butte Paint and Wall Paper moved to 131 West Park Leo C Bryant violin and piano studio Turtle block City Wood & Coal Co offers dry wood telephone 218 Main Harvard Cigar praised as market leader Dr L Austin addresses painless tooth extraction over Red Boot Main street 24 N Main There are more Harvard cigars sold than any other brand in the market Merit tells
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. German
J. G. Bates
Montana Music
West Pare Street
Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
West Park
Leo. C. Bryant
Turtle Block
City Wood & Coal Co
Harvard
Dr. L. Austin
Red Boot
Main Street
Butte
Merit
Labor Meeting Fizzles Amid Party Attacks
A labor party gathering at the Auditorium last evening failed to draw numbers, with speakers directing most remarks at Republican candidates and implying little fear of the Democratic side. The event conveyed trepidation within labor ranks about the Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Fatal Burns From Coal Oil Fire In Dublin Gulch
Mrs Dan Sheehan of Dublin Gulch died this morning from extensive burns suffered yesterday evening when coal oil and salt ignited on a stove. She was alone at home and tried to quench the fire before running to her brother-in-law Timothy Wall half a block away for help. Doctors Schwartz and Mac Nevin attended, but she endured great agony until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sheehan
Dublin Gulch
Timothy Wall
Drs. Schwartz
Mac Nevin
Litte
Two Unfortunates At Warm Springs Asylum Order
Two persons a woman and man underwent mental condition inquiries before county commissioners and were ordered to the asylum at Warm Springs. The man Gua Swanson broke doors and was jailed, then examined after becoming violent. He claimed to be a cycle rider and poker player planning a gambling game in the courthouse. The woman Lucy Epperson, about 35, claimed four children but later inflated to 34 then 800, said she was not insane but had been drowned twice and had died several natural deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Warm Springs
Gua Swanson
Swanson
Silver Bow Junction
Mis
Lucy Epperson
Spokane
San Francisco
Bond Filed In Suit Over Comanche Claim Ownership
An $8,000 bond was filed in court today in Adolph Wetzstein vs. Boston and Montana Mining Company to secure the injunction on the Comanche claim. The bond is signed by J. K. Hesler and John MacGinnis as the suit seeks to determine whether Wetzstein owns a quarter interest in the claim while Boston and Montana holds full title. The injunction, ordered by Judge Clancy, remains pending until the hearing set for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Hesler
John MacGinnis
Adolph Wetzstein
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Wetzstein
Boston & Montana Company
Clancy
Boston & Montana
Contract Suit Over Tunnel Work Against Three Firms
John Burns sues Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway and Colorado Smelting Mining plus Jennings for 2000 dollars alleging he was forced to abandon tunnel work under contract. He seeks 1003.98 dollars from Jennings individually. The complaint states Jennings sublet Burns’s contracted bore job and Burns began November 15, worked until December 10 before quitting by defendants’ orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
M. Jennina
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Colorado Smelting & Mining Company
Jennings
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Company
Recovery suit seeks lien for plastering bill
R C Smith sues Lee Davenport and William Parsons to recover 551.80 for plastering on a building owned by the defendants and to have the amount declared a lien on the premises. The suit also names Davenport in a separate action by Natale Marsett to quiet title to Lot 9 in Block 199 of the Valley addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Smith
Lee Davenport
William Parsons
Davenport
Natale Marsett
Valley
Financial and Commercial News From New York and Kansas City
New York stock openings rise on London optimism over Anglo Russian dispute outcomes. Gains seen in Grangers and Avies fade amid heavy profit taking and widespread selling. Wabash issues steady the market while North American stock climbs. bonds remain active. Kansas City reports cattle and sheep receipts with steady to higher prices. Texas steers and cows show notable value, while western wool markets stay dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Burlington
Rio Grande
Kansas City
Texas
Personal notices from Washington area induce hospital stay
PERSONALS. Congressman W. Jones of Washington, who has resided here since last summer, is reported ill with pneumonia at the Bulle hotel. John MacGinniss, Montanha Ore Purchasing manager, has been confined to his room for several days but is improving. C. Dierks, former Rough Riders aide, now visiting Wisconsin home, is in the city. W. W. McCracken of Butte, now in Hamilton banking, is in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Jones
Washington
Bulle
John MacGinniss
Montanha Ore Purchasing Company
C. Dierks
The
Rough Riders
Wisconsin
W. W. McCracken
First National
Silver Bow National Banks
Butte
Hamilton
Charges of Infidelity Sparked Divorce Case in District Court
F M Houston files for divorce from Mertie Houston in Manchester South Dakota alleging infidelity. The complaint cites marriage in Huron on October 4 1894 and accuses the wife of breaking vows with Dr Davis in Manchester and with multiple other persons over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Houston
Mertie Houston
District Court
Manchester
South Dakota
Huron
Houston
Dr. Davis
Monument Dealers Offer Granite Monuments in Montana
A carload of eastern granite monuments, tablets and headstones arrived. The firm promotes first class work and material at reasonable prices. R A Ketchen, successor to J E Tuste, 304 South Montana Street, corner Silver Street, invites orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tust
Montana
R.A. Ketehin
J. E. Tuste
Montana Street
Ornamental lace curtains and drapery fabrics sale items
A long advertisement lists Battenberg and Trish point lace curtains with prices from $4 to $25 per pair, and various lace styles including Notting ham and Saxony. It features sofa cushions, satin covered pillows, upholstery fabrics, and window drapery materials priced per yard or by item, highlighting broad selection and deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battenberg
Saxony
Nottingham
Reapportionment Bill Is Killed In Helena
Special to Inter Mountain Helena March 20 Toole vetoed the reapportionment bill passed by the late legislature He regrets being obliged to p ss on the measure but says the apportionment does not meet constitutional requirements and would invite litigation He approved the justice of the peace bill and noted today is the last day for action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
Toole
Poultry Exhibition Showcases Dinsmore Thoroughbreds
Thoroughbred poultry from Dinsmore poultry farm will be on display during the week starting March 18 at St Pat Mutlin's grocery and market. The event highlights local poultry breeders and seasonal market offerings in a community exhibition setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinsmore Poultry Farm
St Pat Mutlin's Grocery
Public Notice And Hearing In Two Separate Matters
A 1900 union notice sets May 1 1901 wage rules eight days minimum $3.00 per day for members working beyond jurisdiction. Also a 1901 bankruptcy discharge hearing is scheduled in District Court Montana with John E Adams petitioning for discharge and creditors invited to attend in Helena to challenge if any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Work Ingmens' Union
Couniing
Order of
Workingmena ® Union No. Bh
We LU
J. W. Dal
T. W. Jones
District Court OF Tile
UNITE
Helena
Lewis & Clerk County
Montana
Hiram Knowles
Marin
A. Dy
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L. Frank
Canada
Democratic-Populfar Party
Politics
Kidder
Will
Grand
Mortuary Record
Steinway
Esty, McPhail
Schaeffer
E. Park
Gus Swanson
Mrs. Epperson
Comanche
Daily Record
Easteen
York
Sterling Exchange
T. Louis Wool
S T. Louis
Kansas City Livestock
As&w
Aaa
Atchison Teveeeneeee
Bsc Cin Maras
Federal Steel
People's Gas
Reves Iminors Central
Saeaeee
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Union Pac
D&rg
D&h Bed
Weeeres
Pacific Mail
Hennessy’s
Bagdad
Kinkillms
Portiere
Hennessy
Goday
Bill
Gov. Toole
Boston
Mass
Anaconda
Butte & Boston
Calumet & Hecias
Tamarack
Osceola Py
Tuttle
Thos. Sullivan
Broadway
Sealy
Geo. W. Sprout
Clern
T, B. Stephens
Ilbert & Jones Co
North Mainstret
Montana Book Co
Connell
Hutte
Knabe, Fischer, Hardman, Steck, Packard and Ludwig Pianos
New N. P
St. James Hotel
Mark F. Jones
Pres. Fn, Gabert. Secy, Treas
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