Legal Tussles and Court Actions Dominate Helena Docket
Judge Clancy sets appraisers for condemned ground owned by Butte & Boston. Objection over Campbell juror status leads to replacement by Schatztein. McClernan probes Zagur on property details and witness rooms amid a December court return. Multiple divorces, receivers, and suits involving Heinze, Anaconda, and the Boston & Montana proceed with motions and hearings scheduled through December.
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Cliney
Robert Campbell
Sanuel Mulvilly
Joe Long
Butte & Boston Company
Montana
L. C. Evans
Butte & Boston
R. M. Campbell
United States
Campbell
Evans
Cotter
J. Behataleln
Schatztein
Camp
Coal getting cheaper government coal at $4 a ton
Government coal advertised as cheaper than dig prices. Listings mention lump and nut coal at $4 and $4.50 per ton with agent contact at 84 Viak avenue and JOHANNES. Several odd items and names appear, including Dr. Wix. Tatlor and steam cleaning services, with unrelated dental price notes.
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Viah Avenue
Johannes
Livingston News Highlights Violence Deaths and Local Affairs
Livingston, Mont. November 11 1599 A telegraph reports John W Taylor formerly of Livingston found murdered in the Hudson River near Hoboken N J He had ranching ties near Livingston and recently traveled to England He carried about a thousand dollars when he left in October A sister in Texas and another in Town are named Social and civic events fill the page including a ladies euchre party at Mrs Carrs and a miners death from a rock fall at Hoffman mine Coroner juries record a verdict Henry Rovkinger manslaughter sentence ten years and William Brown blackmail fine 500 The board of health plans quarantine enforcement and disinfecting lamps The Rocky Mountain club hosts a whist party and a future dance Labor shortages persist on Trail Creek railroad with wages 2 50 daily J J Berkey resigns to move to Great Falls and carpentering Geo White reports mines running full blast and coal shipments continue Ditch work north of the track proceeds Finn arrived in Livingston Wednesday
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Livingston
Mont
Sheriff Young
New York World
John W. Taylor
Hudson River
Hoboken
N. J
Taylor
England
Manchester
New York
S. B. Harrison
Texas
Matt Comer
Hoffman
Trail Creek
Comer
Leard
Colorado
County bridge over Shields river opens after acceptance
The new county bridge over the Shields river was accepted this week by Ute county commissioners and is now open for travel. Phil Corcoran who had edited the Enterprise for some months has signed his position and departed for Butte after an extended absence and contemplates engaging in business in this city again.
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Nesday
Phil Corcoran
Hus
Butte
Shields River
Ute County
District Court Notes and Local Business Headlines
In Jefferson County this term probate of John D. Allport is expected with Mrs. Caroline Y Kelley presenting the will. Expert handwriting witnesses are engaged from the East. Governor Smith named to a national centennial celebration committee. Congress approves $10,000 for expenses. Bulger Butte Mining Co of Sand Creek forms with $40,000 capital. Bear Gulch Cooke City Emigrant Gulch firms reportedly plan a large consolidation. Harry Bush reportedly offered a sizable sum for Bear Gulch interests and the law firm’s management. Attorney Charles E Sutton of Bozeman died by suicide yesterday at his home aged 46, a graduate of Ann Arbor. He was a member of Masons and other lodges. his death leaves a heavily distressed family.
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Tol McClernan
John Zagur
Clancy
Agur
Buran Christian
Zagur
McClernan
Christian
Attorne
Zaguy
Mechs Nan
Frank Ambrose
Slavonian Society
Fpang
Heinze Ak
James Larkin
Larkin
Charles Nuss
P. Drennan
John ©. Smith
District Court
Sophronia
Smith
Utah
Ben Malbern's
Helena
iMalbern
Ben
William Thompson
Robert Edgren
Charles Nystrum
Ity
Silver Bow Coal Company
Model Steam Laundry
Thompson
Aede
Atplomneys
Trevvls
Defante
Jefferson County
John D. Allport
Caroline Y. Kelley
Nesses Iit
McKinley
District of Columbia
Congress
Bear Gulch
Cooke City
Emigrant Gulch
Harry Bush
Law
Charles E. Sutton
Boneman
Howe
Ann Arbor
Mich
A, FP
A. M
Nis Mini
Ning
Gowan Banjo Recital Pleases City Audience
The Gowan banjo recital at the Presbyterian hall, under the Woman's club, drew a fashionable crowd. Gowan's playing delighted with a delicate touch and clear tone while Mrs Haldorn and Mrs Chirk provided notable vocal and piano numbers. The program featured duets, solos, and banjo pieces, with Mrs Holbronls and Mr W A Clark Jr. among the standout performers.
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Gowan
Woman's Club
Charles Chirk
Mes. Hoe
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Minnesota
Abe
Hoffman House
Santos
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China
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Heinze
J. A. Rhodes
John Devlin
New Norte
Sourch
Lindsay
Andrew
Tiondland
Centerville
Tiane Davey
Thesiane
Cameron
Charles O'Donnell
W. A. Clark & Bro
Eltinge
W. W. Trigg
Oregon Short Lie Railroad Company
United States Court
Anaconda Company
Aim
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Boston & Montana
Michael Davitt
A. J. Crowe
Dr. Wixy
Dr. Wix
West Fisher
Livingston News
Wm. Carr
C Street
Carr
Alice Comley
Philadelphia
Miss Wakefield
Miss Mallon
May Nolan
Harry McCue
Allan Watson
Board of Health
Rocky Mountain Club
H. J. Horn
al Lepold
Henry Rovkinger
Henry
William Brown
Miles
Musie
W. H. Poorsman
Co. C
Tet
W. M. Hoppe
J. J. Berkey
Northern Pacific
Great Falls
Geo. White
Oil Creek
Finn
Bulger-Butte Mining Company
Sand Creek
Fiana Willager
J. C. Crawford
John M. Klokhefer
Guwian Soprina
Thawley
Nevin
George Haldarn
Tunity
Adawin
Cera
Rania
Wiegentied
Hay Towan Boprana
Tse Wewlke
Galena
Rose of Mont
Cash Grocers
W.park St
Butte, Mont
Just
Sue
Simon Banks
N. Main Street
Strongent
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
BITE
Silver City
Joan
East Park Street
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