Twohy Flees Anaconda On Secret Train Amid Senate Shuffle
As Anaconda reacts to Senator Clark's resignation and Spriggs move to fill the vacancy, W. M. Twohy departs midnight on a special train. Reports place him heading to Helena to oppose the lieutenant governor’s plan, meeting Governor Smith, or contacting editor Dunston, while turmoil over Clark’s bid to succeed himself roils politics.
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Anaconsia
Senator Clark
Spriggs
W. M. Twohy
Butt
Helena
Senate
Twohy
Smith
Montana
Dunston
Anaconda Standard
Chicago
Kalamazoo
Clark
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County Gathers for State Convention Delegates
A large Deer Lodge county Republican convention at City Hall selected delegates and alternates to the state convention. D. Joslyn was named temporary and permanent chairman, G. Wisner secretary, with a five member committee chosen to pick the 13 delegates. Numerous delegates from Anaconda, Coloma and Ovando attended, then left for Butte for the state event. The Anaconda Republican club also listed delegates and alternates, while the new county courthouse opening was noted with modest attendance and questions of cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
D. Joslyn
E. Wisner
A. L. King
J. H. Strain
A. M. Bliss
Permanent Organization and Order of Business
Gaet Moser
A. Short
John Welton
G. B. Winston
W. H. Stephens
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
J. P. Stang
J. P. Thomas
M. B. Hendricks
0. B. O'Bannon
Frank Conley
Ovando
Gust Moser
David Hunsecker
Coloma
W. B. Wiles
C. D
R. T. Williams
R. T. Templeman
David Jones
Phil Daniels
J. H W. Strain
J. H. Collins
Robert Hunter
Butte
Anaconda
State Republican League
Anaconda Republican Club
J. C. English
W. W. Harper
C. Tr. Williams
M. Sawyer
A. le Holly
J. L. Collins
A. W. Burnette
Fred Gangner
M. M. Leahy
M. Inman
Peter Tewey
John Nye
E. L. Conrad
GW. Peterson
al Walker
A. G. McLean
J. P. Stagg
E. E. Lyman
Dunne & Teyler's All Star Cast Opens June 3 at California Theater
The Margaret theater hosts Dunne and Teyler's all star cast in Floyt's A Rag Baby a superb comedy. Mathews and Baker join Dunne and Ryley en route to San Francisco for a 10 weeks engagement opening June 3 at the California theater with prices from 1.40 dollars.
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Margaret Theater
Dunne & Teyler
Floyt
Mathews & Baker
Dunne & Ryley
San Francisco
California Theater
Zie
Mary Marble
Walter Jones
Norma Whalley
George F. Marion
Maude Courtney
Philip H. Ryley
Bessie Tannehill
Tony Hart
Adlyn Batec
John W. Dunne
Marion Gunning
Gertrude Wood
Ethel Kirwan
Pony Ballet
Wiseman
Mayhood
All Star
Butte Co Owners Face Payment Notice for Helen Placer Claim
ButteLand and Investment Co notifies co owners William Richardson Charles Buck and Amanda Buck that they must pay their shares of labor costs on the Helen Placer Mining Claim in Silver Bow county Montana or lose title. The notice details payments from 1896 to 1899 totaling 50 dollars per owner plus interest and costs, with a ninety day deadline after publication.
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Wiliam Richardson
Charlies M. Buck
Amanda R. Buck
Butte Land and Investment Company
United States
Belen Placer
N. E
T. N
R. W
Silver Bow County
Montana
William Rickfordson
Charles M. Buck
Helen Placer
Butte Land & Investment Co
W. Kemper
Butte
Mont
Local Briefs From Butte and Nearby Areas
Miss Vinica Prisberger and Miss Maud Jones plan visits to Butte friends tomorrow. A death in St. Ann's hospital followed paralysis with cerebral hemorrhage. Mining notices detail applications in Silver Bow county including Little McQueen and Baltimore claims with survey data and official actions. Local theater ads promote Ward and Voices at the Margaret theater.
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Rist Park
Vinica Prisberger
Maud Jones
Butte Friends
J. P. Chapman
Deer Lodge
J. W. Smarr
A. D. Deck
Frank Morenay
Thomas French
St. Ann‘s Hospital
James M. Geary
Helmville
Anaconda
Geary
John Mander
Brown
Northern Pacific Express Company
James McDowell
Mich
Petroit
Ward
Voices
Margaret Theater
Fred C. Wills
Boise City
Idaho
Cedar and
Third Street
F. JH. Errett
Trustees Elected At Anaconda Copier Mining Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting in this city trustees for the ensuing year were elected: Mares Dwiv H. H. Togera William Rockefeller Atherta Burrage WL iom Ta Tull William G. Rockefeller and RO. Bogart. A meeting in New York will elect officers.
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Anaconda Copier Mining Company
Weld Westerday
Mares Dwiv
H. H. Togera
Willam Rockefeller
Atherta. Burrage
Liom Ta Tull
William G. Rockefeller
RO. Bogart
New York
Amith and John Hopkins file patent for Sunny Side Lode claim
Amith and John Hopkins of Butte City Montana filed a patent application for 684.8 linear feet of Sunny Side Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow County. The notice of intention was published March 26 1900 with detailed survey bearings and adjacent claims listed, recorder’s record in Silver Bow County Montana. First publication April 14 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Patrick A. Largey
Meyer Gensberger
Gustave Gallick
Butte City
Little McQueen
Summit Valley
UN Org
Silver Bow County
Sur
Recorder’s Office
Silver Baw County
State of Montana
Placers
Bad Lode
Great Republic Lode
Undine Lode
O'Dillon B
Bavaria Placer
George Devker
McQueen
David N. Upton
George D. Green
Register
Samuel Barker, Jr
Amith
John Hopkins
Discovery Shaft
Sunnyside Lode
Notice of Mining Application No 4186 for Blackwell Lode
Notice is given that Kate T L Cobban of Butte Montana filed an application for a 1600 foot claim on the Blackwell Lode in Homestake District Jefferson County Montana. Surveyed as No 5757 in Town 3 Range 6 West with a 18.62 acre area claimed and 2.04 acres excluded. The claim conflicts with several adjoining lodes including Golden Crown Mountain Chief and Homestake.
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U. 5
Land Office
Helena
Montana
Harry T. Lewis
Butte
Baltimore Lade
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
N. R
Beara
Cor
Cor. No
Recorder
West End Lode
Henry Smith
George D. Greene
Register
United States Land Office
Kate TL. Cobban
Blackwell Lode
Homestake
Mnorg
Jefferson County
Sur
Golden Crown Lode
Mountain Chief
Blackwell Coated Mining Company
Chester A. Congdon
Chester A. Congdom
Mountain Chief and Blackwell Mining Claim Application Filed
Notice announces Mountain Chief and Blackwell Consolidated Mining Company filed mining claim Tent for 1.0315 miles near 1000 feet east and 31.5 feet north from discovery on Golden Crown Lode in Homestake district Jefferson County Montana. Includes survey details, corner points, area 14.21 acres with 59 acres in conflict with Evening Star, adjoining claims listed. First publication March 25, 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Mountain Chief and Blackwell Consolidated Mining Company
Butte
Guy L. Reed
Mon
Golden Crown Lode
Homestake
Jefferson County
Evening Star
Recorder of
Sur
Chester A. Congdon
Blackwell Lode
Kate L. Cobban
William P. Wall
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Paris
Cape Nome
Wg. Twohy
Washington Market
E. Park Ave
Anaconda Catholic Club
Main Street
Korht &Smurr
Rengristor
A. Klein
Bs. Commercial Ave
Commercial Avenue
W. M. Lawrence
M. Donahoewood
St. Paul
Omaha
San Fraisco
England
Ireland
Germany
The
Orient
National Park Bank
New Yor
Union National Bank
Chicag
First National Bank
Omahs National Bank
Bank of California
Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Cuahier
Deer Lodge County Court House
Cube Lode
Silver Bow
Lodge County
Eest
Main
Park
Alaska
H. Harper
Henry
Lucky
East Park Avenue
Tcrae
E. Park
Daly
Vokes
Walker
America
Mathews & Bulger
Tre Survey
Bay Chief
Louisa A. Thornton
Henry McCloskey
Granite Ridge
John McClosky
George D, Greene
Samuel Barker
Appli~canta
Hel Mont
Augustus P. van Dusen
Copper Dream Lode
Organ Mining District
Star of Montana
Recorder's Office
Liver Bow County
Hook
Granite Mountain Lode
Eugene D. Sullivan
Tuolumne Lode
Patrick H. Meagher
Floux
John T. Collns
Joe
Lark
Anirondack Lode
Anthony
Heilley
Edith May
Lot
George D. Shae
TOR Publication
George D. Gruede
Egister
Baker
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