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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1900
Page
13
Anaconda News lists FIRST WARD CHAS FE CARSHER in the ward, with WARD-DR H W STEPH, THIRD WARD C A BARKER, FOURTH WARD FRED GANGNER, FIFTH WARD JOHN MATHEWS, SIXTH WARD O G REINHARDT.
An Anaconda letter denounces the Democratic machine and Standard paper influence, accusing coercive voter registration, alleged perjury, and job threats to support the ticket. It cites high water, lighting, and printing costs, calls for reform, praises the Republican police and fire departments, and argues the Republican ticket best represents taxpayers.
Regular meeting notes vote to hold annual school election at the high school April 7 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Residents of School District No. 10 eligible to vote. Election judges named. Afterward the board to canvass returns. This marks the final act of three retiring members. Superintendent Stapleton reports February and March pupil and attendance figures and lists teachers seeking rooms for private schools after term ends. Graduation exercises planned for April 19 and 20 with theater date open. Flowers banned on stage. presentations to be made in ante rooms.
Register this evening and today with books open until 10 o clock at city hall. A Short moved from Commercial avenue to 314 East Park avenue. John Pfister broke three ribs in a fall west of the city limekiln. Furniture for sale and a house for rent at 318 East Fourth Street, call 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Joe Pappa of Granite county pleads not guilty to horse stealing. hearing set for April 4 before Judge Devine. For sale three room house and office at Box 14 $350 and corner lot 50 by 140 on Elm Street. Jim Rossiter arrested for petty larceny from partner John Tierney.
The article argues the Democratic party in Anaconda seeks economical governance while criticizing the current city council. It claims high utility costs, unnecessary street work, and favorable ties between officials and the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. Republicans present independent candidates promising reform and prudent spending.
The Anaconda city hall hosts city officers as county offices vacate. J R Walkup remains city treasurer while Madison occupies the former county treasurer’s seat. Clerk Joe Peters stays in the former county clerk space, Kennedy uses a private room, and Mentrum gains the magistrate’s former private room for the fire chief. Up-stairs offices shift to MacDonald the city engineer. Shovlin may take a former judge’s room. Voters favor keeping city treasurer and republican call for all city business at city hall.
The report details a Clyde Park couple Charles F. McClung and Endora Goddard’s wedding performed by Mickle of the M I church with family and friends attending. It notes cattle losses from a blackleg-like illness on nearby ranches, remarks the state veterinary is not notified, and mentions a Bozeman elopement case and legal actions and local building plans and club activities.
Billings closes registration with about 400 now eligible for next Monday’s city alderman election. An active coal mine strike settlement is sought at Red Lodge as Elks elect officers and plan Atlantic City grand lodge attendance. District court opens Tuesday with three criminal cases including grand larceny and a former NP clerk facing a robbery charge.
The March 29 1960 Bozeman Montana column reports Montana Society of Natural Science proceedings with talks by President Reid on Evolution and by Professor Conley on insects, and notes Mrs Edward Rich's wedding to Myrtle Wycoff. features on domestic science classes, Century Glee Club activities, church revival work led by Rev A T Osborn, a hospitality reception in the college domestic science room, and the Rectangular club meeting with housekeeping papers.
In the district of Montana United States of America Samuel Nixon and others doing business as River City Mervantine Company face a bankruptcy petition. The district court of the United States in Butte orders Nixon to appear on April 26 1900 to answer the petition and be adjudged bankrupt with penalties for noncompliance. The notice is signed by Judge Hiram Knowles and clerk Geo W Sproule with deputies and counsel listed.
Court orders Samuel Nixon to appear in Butte to answer a petition by Western Wagon and Grain Co and others seeking adjudication of bankruptcy. Returnable 15 days after issue, with copies to witnesses and attorneys Sanders & Sanders and Wines Petteitioners’ counsel listed. Judgments dated March 2 1900 and April 28 1900. Beal of Court.
Public notice announces Mining Application No. 4187 by Mountain Chief and Mackwell Consolidated Mining Co of Butte represented by Guy L Reed for 14.21 acres in Jefferson County Montana. The claim Burvey No. 5746 adjoins Evening Star lode and Blackwell lode with 0.09 acres in conflict. First publication March 28, 1500.
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