Court rules liquor license payment constitutional
Judge Lindsay rules that grocers selling intoxicating liquor must pay a special license. The Thomas F. Courtney case holds the state can collect hundreds of dollars owed. The decision hinges on interpreting sections of the political code and conflicts with house bill 162.
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Lindsay
Thomas F. Courtney
North Main Street
Supreme Court
Retail Liquor Dealers Protective Association
Courtney
Nichols
Keefe Divorce Case Opens With Testimony
Nettle Keefe told Judge Lindsay why Luke Keefe should pay her $75 monthly during the suit and $500 to her attorney, but adjournment ended the session with more to come. Keefe counters that she has beenCarr gone out with other men and late returns.
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Nettle Keefe
Lindsay
Luke Keefe
Thompson Campbell
McHatton
Keefe
MceHatton
Columbia Garden
Judge set cases for trial and divorce granted
Judge Clancy orders jury of 50 for next Monday. Peter Dempsey case delays. Judge Lindsay schedules trials from Nov 20 to Dec 10 for several civil actions. Louise M Hall granted divorce from George P Hall on the grounds of desertion, wife recounting Spokane marriage in 1899 and husband leaving three months later with a note promising never to return.
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Clancy
Jay
Peter Dempsey
Lindsay
Geoffrey Wavell
Fanny, Reuger
Hugh J. Turner
Frank HH. Cooney
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana Smelting Company
George W. Baldwin
John C. Muehus
Rollin Edson Coolitueva
Watey Bros
PF. R. Merk
William B. Hamilton
John J. Cambers
Butte Ice Company
Lloyd
Mary L. Climo
J. R. Wharton
J. A. Riddell
Geo. L. Ramsey
Ruth A. Burton
Henry Kipp
Louise M. Hal
George P .Hall
Spokane
Charity Ball Postponed After Mr Daly's Death
The grand charity ball planned by Associated Charities to open the Paul Clark home is delayed after the death of Mr Daly. W A Clark asked postponement, and the event will be held next Friday night at the Paul Clark home instead of Tuesday.
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Associated Charities
Paul Clark
Mr. Daly
Butte
W. A. Clark
Paradise Divorce Case Heard In District Court
The divorce suit May Paradise versus Phillip Paradise was heard in Judge Clancy's court today. Mrs Paradise testified that the marriage occurred in Missoula in 1889 with several children, that Phillip deserted her, and a decree of divorce was granted with alimony of 50 dollars per month plus attorney's fees. Judge Lindsay's trial jury seated today includes Dave Whalen, M J Bracke, J W Heathcock, and many others listed.
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May Paradise
Phillip Paradise
Clancy
Lindsay
Dave Whalen
M. J. Bracke
J. W. Heathcock
L. Fairchild
Fred Pope
Ed. Dougherty
C. G Mater
Ll. N. Chauvin
J. P. Mahoney
T. F. Courtney
J. Carroll
Mike T. Harrington
Edward Prymee
John Richards
A. EB. Crowley
Archibald Woodbury
Thomas Garland
Abraham Cornish
Thomas Tippett
W. H. Davey
Neill A. McDonald
McGregor
Douglas Cogdill
Dan Cameron
Owen McNulty
John Termouth
James Downey
Dennis Regan
Carpenters Union Local 112 Sets New Eight Hour Day for 1901
Contractors are warned that after January 1 1901 the eight hour day marks a wage of 4.50 dollars per day as stated by C A McGovern recording secretary Local Union No 112 of Carpenters.
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C. A. McGovern
Carpenters
Hunter's Hot Springs excursion offer from Butte
If you feel tired take a week of rest at Hunter's Hot Springs Montana. The Northern Pacific sells an excursion Butte to Springdale and return for 10 dollars including two days board lodging and bathing. An eight day option is 20 dollars with bathing privileges and extended 15 days on return. Trains leave Butte daily 2:00 p.m. arrive Springs 7:45 p.m. depart Springs 4:40 a.m. and 3:12 p.m. Contact Northern Pacific City Ticket Office corner Park and Main, Butte. W. H. Merritt, Genl Agt.
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Hunter's
Hot Springs
Montana
Northern Pacific
Butte
Springdale
Northern Pacific City
Corner Park
Main Streets
Mont
Plans of French artillery revealed to U S agent
A Washington dispatch reports that U S officials learned an agent had gained detailed knowledge of new French field gun plans enabling a U S manufacture. French artillery leads world progress, with secrecy long kept from rivals. Officials dispute blame, noting attaches gather intelligence and a single unidentified person supplied the information to Gen Miles.
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New York
Washington
Herald
United States
Germany
Dreyfus
Doewi's
War Department
France
M. ‘Thiebaut
Gen. Miles
Board of Ordinance and Fortifications
Mott
7Th Artillery
Paris
Li Je
Miles
Move to end West Pointers discrimination in the army
Adjutant General Corbin urges Congress to repeal laws that favor commissioned by government funded education over promoted enlisted men. He argues two years of service is too short for rank qualification and seeks a four year minimum to align rank promotions with military academy appointments.
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New York
Corbin
Tribune
Washington
Congress
Work on the Defender underway under Herreshoff plans
Bristol R. I. reports designer Nict Herreshoff continues plans for the 1901 Defender with bronze for the under body and top sides, lead for the bulbed fin keel, and possible steel frame work. Speed improvement over the Columbia is expected but no contract details are known.
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Bristol
R. 1
Nict Herreshoff
Buying a Road Rumor Ties Central NJ Rail to B&O
New York reports on November 12 revived talk that the Baltimore and Ohio company will gain control of the Central Railway of New Jersey on November 18. It is understood negotiations for acquisition have been ongoing for some time.
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New York
Central Railway of
New Jersey
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Central Railway of New Jersey
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago in Montevideo Arrival Ties Schley Flag
The United States cruiser Chicago reached Montevideo from Rio de Janeiro and hoisted the flag of Rear Admiral Schley, marking a ceremonial display amid the stationing of American naval forces in the port city.
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Montevideo
United States
Chicago
Rio Janiero
Schley
After More Horses Arrive From Manila
San Francisco dated November 12 reports the horse transport Aztec arrived in ballast from Manila via Nagasaki. The item notes Dr. W E Dodd eye specialist at 48 W Park Street offering a free examination.
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San Francisco
Manila
Nagasaki
W. BE. Dodd
Park Street
Census of 1000 population booklet issued by railway
The census of 1900 listing populations of all cities 25000 and over is issued by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Send your address with two-cent stamps to receive a copy from the General Passenger Agent in Chicago.
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United States
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Empire
Walkerville
Henry Avenue
Ampire
Excelsior Avenue
Thompson Invest
MT CO
West Broadway
Fair Drug & Assay Supply Company
Park ST
Butte, Mont
Booth
Ceylon
Doug
Lowney
Pound Box
Allegratti
Jones Schumacher
Washburn-Crosby
Panily Liquors
de Kuyper & Co
Geneva
Continental Say
Wees Bond & Lillard's
Burke's
A. Booth Cash Grocery
West Park Street
Burlington
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Billings
Alliance
Neb
Denver
Idaho
Posipon
District Court Notes
the Smith Grocery Co
U. S
Dreyfus Case
ADJT
Brobeck
Paul Revere
Java
Hoffman House
el Brobeck
Wisconsin
E. E German
Pacific Coast
Hin Hentth
Lion
McLaughlin
Lutey Bros
W. Park
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
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