Murphy Case Ends In Natural Causes Verdict
A coroner's inquest found John Murphy died of natural causes after spells of fainting. His daughter Mrs. Edward Mahoney claims the body, seeks replevin to control remains, while other heirs in Great Falls and St Paul contest succession and custody. Officials halted immediate burial and await court action.
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John Murphy
Theecabin
J. J. Levengood
J. R. Gray
B. Hutchins
T. R. Grow
Levengood
Mr Murphy
Grow
Charles Houck
New Brunswick
Minneapolis
William Thompson
Great Falls
Edward Mahoney Tam
Bhret
Anaconda
Tuttle
Ehret
Morgan
Ed Mahoney
Bhrot
Hardenbrick
H.l Mahoney
Casey
Rhret
War of words over remains at Ehret's undertaking room
A heated dispute arose between Mahoney and the undertakers as a deputy sheriff takes charge of the remains currently held at Ehret's undertaking room.
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Mahoney
Ehret
Local Briefs From Deer Lodge And Anaconda
Local briefs report Edward Scharnikow of Deer Lodge in Butte for Republican mass meeting at city hall. Notices also list Frank M. Leonard of Libby and J. H. Durty in Deer Lodge on business, property sales, and funeral arrangements for Colonel Wallace.
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King
Butte
Edward Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
East Park Avenue
Frank M. Leonard
Libby
Montana
Commercial Avenue
J. M. Meratiene
Ruvalli Hotel
Hamilton
F. B. Smith
St. Paul
J. H. Durty
James Byrne
Diamondville
Himtreet
James Quane
Commercial
Twohy
Levi Davis
Lota
Missea
Margaret
Hattie Daly
LG. G.smith
Japan
Tory
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Ty O'Leary
William McHnenniy
GARR
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Helena
Front Street
Ed. Burke
Democratic City Central Committee
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Durston
J. V. Collins
James Shields
J. R. Walkup
J. K. Boarman
George B. Lyman
James Johnson
C. H. Melversted
T. O'Leary
Will Dixon
H. W. Stephens
MAKING READY FOR ELECTION FOR SCHOOL BOARD
The school board will meet this evening or tomorrow to name the election time and place and to select judges for the Saturday April 10 school election. Notices must be posted fifteen days prior across wards. Several trustees show interest in nominations, with many others being discussed by friends. No public meeting has been called yet and multiple tickets are expected.
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Tula
Hatler
Vandl
Street Cleaning Crew Orders North Main Street Sweep
The street cleaning department under Street Commissioner Shovlin began work on North Main street this morning and will continue with vigor until finished. Wood haulers at North Oak street have gathered rubbish and the debris is being hauled away. Health and sanitary officers are actively enforcing cleanup orders to prevent further sanitation issues.
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Married in Anaconda at Dr English residence
Frank M. Treland and Ola Hayden wed yesterday afternoon at 203 West Park Avenue. Treland, a theater scenic artist and stepson of Dr Ringlish, worked in Butte and Spokane theaters. Hayden, a Vaudeville actress, is daughter of Joe Hayden, famed actor and composer of There’ll be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. Rev. E. G. Cattermule officiated.
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Ola Hayden
W. H. English
West Park Avenue
Ringlish
Butte
Spokane
Joe Hayden
Old Town
E. G. Cattermule
Republican Mass Meeting of Anaconda Republicans
A mass meeting of the Republicans of Anaconda is called for Friday March 22 1900 at 8 pm at city hall to nominate one candidate for each of six wards for the April 2 1900 city election and to select a city central committee W W Harper is chairman of the Republican City Central Committee.
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Anaconda
W. W. Harper
City Gentral Com
Bozeman Politics and Local News Amid City Elections
Bozeman notes heat up as 325 residents register to vote for city elections. Republicans set primaries. Democrats issue call for four candidates. Incumbents praised for city management since waterworks purchase. Local businesses shift leases. Gallatin Valley Mercantile moves to Helena, Lamme clothing expands. Board of Pardons may shorten Aleck Cameron’s sentence for grand larceny tied to a 1898 theft and jail escape. Bozeman roads improve, horse racing pace rises. residents return from wintering elsewhere to a Montana climate seen as superior. City clerk orders Billings Water Power to present a sale proposition within 30 days. negotiations may push toward securing a water plant before July 1 190.
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Gallatin County
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Ennis
Maillson County
Billings News Mix of Emigration, Union, and Weddings
A Billings dispatch from March 21 1900 notes Burlington trains bringing over 200 emigrants bound west with another hundred the night before. The city boasts five newspapers now and plans to print the Red Lodge Picket and Carbon County Democrat at The Gazette plant. A Sedan Montana couple William Morrison and Daisy D. Chrisman bought a license to wed in Billings, likely a runaway marriage. A new residence planned by J B Elliott on North Thirtyfifth Street is priced $6000 to $7000. The Red Lodge Miners union asks miners avoid Red Lodge until labor trouble with Rocky Fork Coal Co. is resolved. An experience social at the M E church yields $148.60 from various crafts and sales to support church improvements.
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Red Lodge Picket
Carbon County Democrat
Gazette
Eviltor Alderson
Red Lodge
William , Morrison
Daisy D. Chrisman
Sedan
Gallatin County
Mont
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KR. Chrisman
Contester Notified in Entry No 10 Clinker Culture Case
Official notice from the Department of the Tyrerney at Helena Montana announces a contest for entry No 10 in Sliver Baw county. Elizabeth Yur is accused of failing to plow or cultivate and to plant trees or seeds, leaving land in its natural state. A hearing is set for 10:00 a.m. April 27 before the United States Commissioner in Wisdom Montana, with publication ordered due to difficulty serving the contestant. George D. Greene, Register.
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Newton
Cemard
United States
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Helena
Montana
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George D. Greene
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Alias summons in Montana court demands appearance
In Silver Bow Montana Justice of the Peace requires J Erickson to appear on April 17 100 at 10 am to answer a complaint seeking 215.78 dollars plus 97.77 for merchandise and several smaller unpaid accounts totaling 57.77 and assigned to the plaintiff. If no appearance, judgment will be entered with costs.
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Silver Bow
State of Montana
B.A. Nichols
Tueeday
A. D
Maintiff
A. Booth
G. E. Tippetts & Co
C. C. Clark
Mary Bradley
Andrew Tollin
Mra
Marth
Bankruptcy Subpoena In Montana District
In the District of Montana United States of America in the matter of Samuel Nixon Samuel M Nixon Lemuel W Nixon and James F Lott co partners doing business as Sliver City Mercantile company bank rupts No 99 I To Samuel Nixon to appear before the district court at Butte on the 28th day of April 1900 to answer petition filed by Young Bros and others adjudging you a bankrupt. Witness Hon Hiram Knowles judge at Butte March 2 1900. Attest Geo W Sproule Clerk Deputy Clerk T B Stephens and others attorneys for petitioners.
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United States of America
Samuel Nixon
Samuel M. Nixon
Lemuel W. Nixon
James F. Lott
Sliver City Mercantile Company
District Court of
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Gald
Lour
Hiram Knowles
Second Judicial District
Montana
Silver Bow
Susan A. Snlth
Granite Mountain Quarts Lode
Sumonlt Valley
Silver Bow County
State of
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Hennessy
Es and
Granite Streets
Manna
James H. Mills
Susan A. Smith
Mining Patent Application Filed in Montana Claim Area
Notice for publication lists Mining Application No 471 before the United States Land Office in Helena Montana. Applicants Henry F R Bartlett and Michael A Donahue of Butte Montana file for a patent on a Spokane lode mining claim in the Silver Bow and Jefferson counties area.
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United States Land
Omee
Helens
Montana
Henry FR. Bartlett
Michael A. Donahue
Butte
Spokane Lode
Ui Senne
Gilver Row
Jeferson Pisles
Survey S801 claim notice and adjoining lodes data
Post of survey S801 in township 8 north range 7 west with description of corners bearings and distances, area 11.84 nerves minus 440 acres in conflict, leaving 7.44 acres claimed by applicants. Records in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties. adjoining claims listed. First publication January 27, 1800. Northern Pacific runs sleeping cars Anaconda to St Louis with updates on night trains and routes.
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Dearine
Nurange
Recorter
Silver Bow
Jefferson Counties
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James W. Murphy
Josephine Lode
Bear
Heheh
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Anaconda
St. Aul
Helena
George
Mouithrop
Butte
Montana
Wedgewood Vail
Summit Boleynborg
Silver Cole Ourty
Manta
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Dugreze
Wormer No 3
Recorder of
Silver Bow County
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Caledonia Lode
Joseph Rosenthal
George D. Aeg
Mining Applications and Public Notice in Montana 1900
Public notices announce mining patent filings in Montana including George Mouithrop’s Wedgewood claim in Silver Bow County and the Granite Mountain Quartz Lode claim in Summit Valley. Also listed are estate sale actions in Silver Bow and delinquent stock notices for Combination Mining & Milling Company with auction plans in Philipsburg.
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Delinquent Notice Combination Mining & Milling Company
Combination Mining& Milling Company
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