Drunks Cause Citywide Disturbances as Ballots Count Proceed
Police rounded up drunks as saloons opened, with Tb prisoners in custody early morning. The worst fracas was at Sladich’s tavern on the corner of Birch and Third streets where four free-for-all brawls erupted. Five men arrested. others detained across the city. All offenders appeared before Justice Frank Kennedy for the usual penalties.
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Sladich Satoen
Bireh
Third Streets
Kennedy
Burns murder trial opens amid large crowd in Deer Lodge
A.W. Alice of Dear Lodge and Col. J.J. Grant of Butte arrived in the city. The Burns murder case opened with a large crowd at the courthouse as county officials began canvassing ballots from the late election. The jury had not yet secured a verdict and officials counted six of thirty eight precincts by mid morning.
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A.W. Alice
Dear Lodge
Col. J.J. Grant
Butte
Burns
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Burns’ Mator
Deer Lodge
Mineral location fugitives and local projects headline town notes
Local items report Charles Weston and Charles Cormick fleeing a mineral location in Elliston mining district. County teachers examination at the courthouse. Melter works progress and heavy iron deliveries. Walker building walls rising next to the Mitre Mountain office. John W. Dunken remains unconscious at St. Anns hospital after street car injury. Jury panels and venue details unfold for Judge Napton. Inter Mountain subscribers can pick up Thand-McNally titles at 209 Main. Freight traffic resumes on the AL&P after Marcus Daly funeral. Copper City Lodge holds a memorial for Daly. Community clubs and theatre news note Euchre results and upcoming performances of The Man From Mexico starring George Boniface.
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Charles Weston
Charles Cormick
Elliston
Walker
Miter Mountain
John W. Dunken
City Hall
St. Ann's Hospital
Conles
Napton
Inter Mountain
Thand-McNally
Main Street
AL & P
Annual Ball Cancelled and Rescheduled Yet Again
The Catholic Order of Foresters annual ball, postponed due to Marcus Daly’s death, will be held Friday evening November 16. Dr Dodd eye specialist of Butte will offer free consultations at the Montana hotel through Saturday evening. The Daly Donahoe Greenwood banking firm will continue Daly Donahoe Greenwood as before with no changes.
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Order of Foresters
Marcus Daly
Messrs
M. Donahoe
M. B. Green- Wood
Daly, Donahoe & Greenwood
Livingston News Highlights From Cape Nome And Local Events
Farmer Smith returns from Cape Nome displeased with the trip while Rev. A E Gesner of Grand Forks preaches in Livingston and heads toward Everett. Sheriff Young is at large as a large posse hunts the killer. his funeral drew the largest Livingston turnout with 200 men and 73 carriages. The Rocky Mountain club hosted a card party as Geo L Rumsey and Wm Gordon visited. A new quartz claim Evening News is named in the New World mining district by Scott Hollis and Clark. A newborn son arrived for D J Smith and J M Love reports Cape Nome quiet. Napoleon Bouchu returns from Grangeville with Albert Pfohl.
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Sheriff Young
Livingston
the Evening News
Quarts
New World Mining District
J. H. Scott
Mamie Hollis
J. J. Clark
AH. Hasselberger
P. Bader
Henry Evans
Mt. Powell
Morrison Gulch
White
Passelberger
Morrizon Gulch
Tin Cups
Evans
Bader
Hasselberger
Local Officials Elected in Sweet Grass County
Ben Micelle of Big Timber named clerk and recorder in Sweet Grass county last Tuesday. Will Geige, brother-in law of Mantle Conklin, elected treasurer in the same county. Home to the city to vote and plans to return to Idaho.
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Ben Micelle
Big Timber
J. M. Mielde
Sweet Grass
Will Geige
Deer Lodge Notes and Patent Notices From 1900 Era
Community notes from Deer Lodge include visits by Wm. McMullen and Jas. Snow, local wool shipment by E. Larabie, hunting trips in Mt Powell, and public notices of U S patent applications for Apex and Columbus Lodes in Silver Bow and Madison counties. The items mention local clergy, artists, and business representatives, with government land office actions and private mining claims moving through October and November 1900.
Patent applications and lode claims in Silver Bow Montana
United States Land Office notices detail No 4320 and Elkhorn Lode applications filed by Josiah F Beck and T Clowes Miles. The documents describe claim lines, bearings, and areas around Columbus Arc dee Kop per Moon and Johnston lodes, with references to adjacent unsurveyed claims and recorder records in Silver Bow County. First publication dates October 17 and 27, 1900.
Lode patent filings in Butte Montana 1900
United States Land Office notices announce Patrick E. Mahoney seeking a patent for 11.97 acres of the Boller Lode in Camp Creek Silver Bow County with detailed bearings and lines. Adjoining claims include Elgin Lode to the north and Ruby Lode to the south. First publication October 4, 1900.
Buckhorn Lode Location In Silver Bow County Montana
Patent application notice for Buckhorn Lode in Moose Creek Mining District Silver Bow County Montana dated Oct 1900. Describes survey 6083 with bearings, distances, area 18.53 acres, adjoining Elkhorn Lode Survey No. 6084. Josiah F. Beck et al. applicants.
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Moose Creek
U. S
Co. No. 1
Buckhorn Lode
Silver Bow County
Elkhorn Lode
Josiah F. Beck
George D, Green
Register
United States Mining Patent Notice for Chrystal Lode Claim
Mining application No 4259 from Helena Montana October 8 1900 announces John M Steward seeks patent for 1276.4 feet section of Chrystal Lode in Beet Strait mining district Jefferson County Montana. The description covers bearings corners and measurements beginning northeast corner 2A granite stone, area 17.49 acres, no adjoining claims, attorney M L Blackford. First publication Oct 9 1900.
Notice of Patent Application for Lode Claim in Bee s Straight District
United States Land Office Helena Montana October 1900 notice that Johnny Steward of Butte Montana has filed for a patent on a lode claim of 17.49 acres in Bees Straight Mining district Jeffe rson County Montana designated Survey No 6897 with described corners and bearings from United States Location Monument 6804. The claim is recorded in Jefferson County Montana Book of Lode Locations page 437. George D Greene and M L Blackford are attorney and agent for the applicant.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Narcisse Ledoux
Joseph Labouchere
Melrose
Mont
Discovery Shait
Little Pine
Silver Bow
Mortana
2.S
R. W
Henry Stebbins
Recorder
Silver Bow County
Calumet Lode
Nartiese Ledoux
Calumet Extension Lode
Walter McKay
Henry Stebbing
George D. Green
Register
Helens
Josiah F. Beck
Butte
T. Clowes Miles
Elkhorn Lode
Discovery Shaft
Cow Point
U. 8
Buckhorn Lode
Josiah FP. Beck
Monetana
Johnny Steward
Bees Straight
Jefferson County
United States
Recorder's Office
Jeffer County
Butte Copper Mining Co files patent for Grand Prize Lode claim
Mining patent application No. 4268 filed by Butte Copper Mining Company through Daniels Welch attorney. Location in Jefferson County Montana covers 13.56 acres on Survey No 6955 fract, Grand Prize Lode, with start at N W Corner and corners described by bearings and distances. Adjoining claims are Blind Treasure Lode to the north and Powhattan Lode to the west. Recorded in Jefferson County for patent. first publication Oct 33, 1908.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Monetana
Butte Copper Mining Company
Lawa
Jefferson County
Montana
N. W
N. BR
the Recorder of
Jrffersaint County
Blind Treasure Lode
Butte Copper Mining Com+pany
Vorge D
Green
Register
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Anaconda
Main
Montana Hotel
Kamy
Mexico
George C. Boniface, Jr
Gus. Pixley
Adeline Mann
M. L. Heckert
D. Fl. Landau
Arthur Villara
Robert Dechon
Helen Baird
F. W. Bernard
Dorothy Armstrong
Mildred Keith
Wil W. Vedder
D. W Siegrist
Anaconda Real Estate Insurance Agency
East Commercial Avenue
M. J. Fitzpatrick
R. de B. Smith
Montans Hotel
Trsnassea Nana Ntn
KCI
Pursory House
Conley, Clague & Collins
E. Park Avenue
Snakssnsaaa Nes Cck Cas
M. B
Donahoe
New York
Ae Cago
St. Paul
Omsha
San Francisco
England
Ireland
Germany
Orient
National Park Bank
Union National Bank
Oy Zork
First National Bank
St Paul
Omaha National Bank
Bank of C. Maha
Louis M.B. Greenwood
A Louis
Copper City Lodge No. 500
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Euchre Club
Mentrumm
Cedar Street
A. G. McLain
Pennington
Block
Broadhurst Bros
Margaret Theater
George
Boniface
DR Dodd
Livingston News
J. C. Hinman
Postoffice News
Opera House
Farmer Smith
Cape Nome
Gesner
Grand Forks
Episcopal Church
Everett
Wash
National Park
Rocky Mountain Club
Wm. Gordon
East Helena
Mr. Gordon
Geo. L. Rumsey
D. J. Smith
J. M. Love
Aldridge
Napoleon Bouchu
Grangeville
Idaho
Albert Pfohl
Wm. McMullen
Interamuntain
Jas
Snow
Me. Meaya
Dr. Scalian
Warm Springs
W. PF. Scott
Billings Brewing Co
Vernie Owung
Philipsburg
E. Larabie
Philadelphia
A. B. Martin
Ol, McTague
M. I, Baker
U. S. Land Office
Henry L. Johnston
Oliver P. Johnston
John Norman
Harver Larson
Butte City
Discovery
Columbus Lode
Bummit Valley
Liver Bow County
Weat
Sur
Arcede Lode
Erani
Nec
Beara
County Recorder's Office
Silver How
Arcede
Adjo Ping
To Sur
Sarina
Johnston Lode
Oliver P
Henry L. Frank
George D. Greene
Samuel Barker, JR
M. I. Baker
A. 8
Helana
Patrick E. Mahoney
Boller Lode
Camp Creek
Recorder of
Elgin Lode
John Robins
Ruby Lode
Edward Mahoney
Butte Montana
John Lawrence
Dewey
John M Steward
Beet Straleht
M. L. Blackford
Santa Fe
Onden
Kansas City
Atchison
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Chicago
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Galveston
City of Mexico
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BR. G. W
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Pacific Coast
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Cacane
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R’y
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N. Main St. Butte
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
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Northern Pacific Railway
Wale
Liemboye
St. Loui
Kansan City
Omaha
Missouri River
Palata
Denvey
Sam
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Pat
P. Ry
Billige
Missouri
Whitehall
Baturduye
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Focal Freight
West Noi
Pointe
Northern
Uni
Joiner Main and
Park Sts
W. Hy Merriman
Jos. H. Rarper
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