District Officials Listed In County Administrative Roll
District Judge George B Winston and a full slate of county officers are named including Clerk William Thomas Sheriff C W French Clerk and Recorder Warren B Evans County Treasurer Lew Colemary County Assessor W C Staton County Attorney Sawyer and other officials. Inter Mountain Publishing appoints L H Berson as correspondent business agent and collector for the Anaconda firm with a call for prompt settlement of dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Winston
William Thomas
C. W. French
Warren B. Evans
Lew Colemary
W. C. Staton
Sawyer
Corder—A. Short
Ellen Fh Thomgson
George Brolin
E. Ht. MacDonall
T. C. Davidson
J. C. English
W. J. Allen
J. Fitzpatrick
J. N. W. Bielenberg
CB. Williams
Charles Jakways
Esseer
James PE. Barnden
H. 8. Hoffman
Law
L. H. Berson
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
Anaconda
Inter Mountain Pub. CO
M. A. Berger
Where to Register and Vote for Republican Campaign
A local note describes efforts to organize a Republican campaign ticket with a Ladies Quartet feature. Various candidates refused to run on a three tailed ticket, and the public committee planned further recruitment, aiming to announce a willing candidate by next Saturday.
Where to Register for Nine Precincts in Anaconda
County central committee announces registration offices and dates for nine Anaconda precincts. Locations include 514 Pine Street, 209 West Park Avenue, Petritz block room 3, City Hall, Alais Birch Street, 721 Mast Park Avenue, and 90 East Fork Avenue with October 15 through 27 entries. Corrections allowed on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffflee
Olfler
Anaconda
Pine Street
West Park Avenue
Campaign Quartette at Evans Opera House Rally
Arrangements set for a ladies' quartet to sing at the Evans Opera House rally Saturday night where Governor candidate David E. Folsom and W. F. Sanders will speak. The event promises local civic engagement and political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdies
Evans’ Opera House
David E. Folsom
W. If. Sanders
Drugists Go Home After State Board Exam Session
The State Board of Pharmacy wrapped up its labors at the Montana hotel last night and departed the city this morning. The following applicants passed the examination and earned licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
Montana
Local Certification and Smallpox Case in Anaconda
Frank W. Harrison and others passed the examination for assistant certificacy. K. H. Wood Roy Skellman and Arthur Yaeger also passed. A new smallpox case appeared in Anaconda with a yellow flag at a residence on Cedar Street. The Lyons child contracted the disease. County Physician Stevens plans prompt measures to curb the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Harrison
Charles Currie
J. W. Seldentchmer
J. F. Connelly
Edward D. Alen
W. H. Otto
Leonard C. Wilson
F. A. Hulberg
A. Rasmussen
F. W. Consdon
C. J. Chapple
K. H. Wood
Roy Skellman
Arthur Yaeger
Anaconda
An Lyons
Cedar Street
Lyons
Stevens
Suit Over Water Rights in Hell Gate River
Willam Wallace sues Louisa J. Hendrickson seeking judgment for 300 dollars and an order to restrain use of disputed water rights in Hell Gate River. The action targets a water rights dispute and requests court action to enforce dam or allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Wallace
Louisa J. Hendrickson
Hell Gate River
Manden claims fusion Democrat delegate misrepresented him
Anthony Barrett of 412 Jefferson Street reported to the Ta ter Mountain office yesterday that he was named by fusion democracy as a delegate to the lite convention at Deer Lodge without his consent. He says he does not belong to that wing of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Barrett
Jefferson Street
Tater Mountain
Fusion Democracy
Deer Lodge
The
Democracy
West gets sixty days for city street assault
Jim West pleaded guilty to assault on Front Street and was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail by Justice Frank Kennedy this morning. The incident involved a man identified as MuEIroy and occurred a few nights ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim West
Solaved
Hc, Mueiroy
Alse Color
Front Street
Wis
Frank Kennedy
Williams Case: Alleged Hold-Up Witnesses Held on Bonds
George Williams appeared before Justice Frank Kennelly on the charge of holding up Pat Mennessy a section hand in the HOA 1B yards last Monday. The case was continued for one week to obtain witnesses. Hennessy described as the robbery victim was held as a witness under $4,000 bond or sheriff custody. W. E. Watson also held as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Pat Mennessy
Hoa
Frank Kennelly
Kennedy
Hennessy
W. E. Watson
Local briefs from Helena area events unfold across town
Elks prepare for a social next Saturday. Track work on the new street car line continues on third street. A Stranger in New York comes to the Margaret theater next Saturday. Manager Mahargue of the Montana Hotel expected home tomorrow. John Cullen was arrested for pocketing a laborer’s belongings in a Main Street saloon. The Hottest Coon in Dixie had a small but enjoyed show at the Margaret theater last night. William Hillis, a hobo, jailed 30 days for vagrancy by a Dear Lodge justice, locked up yesterday. Tom McCarthy jailed for stealing vegetables from John Jones’s wagon. James Nolan, assault and battery case, awaiting time in county jail for a $60 fine. C. J. Walsh to represent County Clerk Markin before the Helena supreme court over county ticket filing. W. J. Stevens sues Oliver B. Silvey and wife for $1,700.33 plus mortgage foreclosure in Deer Lodge. Tom McCarty pled guilty to vegetable theft, eight days in county jail. McCarty has prior jail time at Great Falls. Populist central committee plans for a rally at the Margaret theater with fusion candidate speech. A. O. H. fair drew a large crowd, funds likely to reduce the hall debt. Rail service details promote Northern Pacific Burlington route between Montana, Denver, and eastern Colorado. call NP agents for info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Pare
Third Street
New York
Margaret Theater
Mahargue
Montana Hotel
Hamilton
John Cullen
Main Street
Dixie
William Hillis
Lodge
Conley
James Nolan
Deer Lodge
C. J. Walsh
Markin
Supreme Court of
Helena
Democracy
W. J. Stevens
Oliver B. Silvey
Justice Kennedy
Tom McCarty
John Jones
McCarty
Great Falla
Sardine Season Opens in May and Extends to Autumn
The sardine fishery runs from May into autumn with nets lifting heavy catches. Fishermen dump sardines into boats, many scales surface as fleets gather. Typical hauls range from 2,000 to 6,000 fish per boat, worth about $1.25 per thousand, depending on catch volume at the packing house.
Sardine Canning Process Described in Historic Article
The article outlines a sardine factory workflow from cleaning and sizing the fish to gutting and placing them on quill nets for drying. The fish are cooked in oil, graded on grills, sealed with solder, and packed into cases of 100 cans for sale.
Emperor Kwong Hsu at thirty amid reform efforts
Ainslee's Magazine notes Kwang Hsu as a 30 year old Chinese emperor with a short stature, sallow appearance, a temper, and a reform program shaped by Kans Yu-Wei. It portrays his lack of children, marital life, and the eunuch-backed apparatus surrounding him, while attributing many reforms to the emperor and his advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manch
Dt de Im
Tmeibie
Kans Yu-Wei
Reform Party
China
Midalane
He Wan
Kwang Hew
Kwang Hsu
Ainslee
Registration deadlines notice for Silver Bow Montana electors
Notice of election registration deadlines in Silver Bow Montana districts 9 12 13 and 14 for the general election on November 6 1900. Registration ends October 27 1900 at 9 PM. registration opens October 15 1900 at 9 AM. Registry agents William Cunningham and B E Gilbert listed for districts 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Montanh
A. D
James Murphy
Montana
A. M
John J. Hanley
James F. Paige
James McCarthy
Clark
Siiver Bow
P. M
Mon
Bilver How
Montane
A.M. Wilsden Pinkham
Silver How
A. M. J. C. Heimbach
Wll
Ostover
Abraham
William Cunningham
BE. A. Gilbert
Frank M. Murray
Timi
Gard
A. A
R. R. Gehry
Bliver Bow
W. A. Ralston
A. M. Alex, Anderson
Silver Row
A. Als Seer
Marshman
East bound Pacific Express schedule from St Louis
Railroad notice lists daily arrivals and departures on the river route with the 1 percent Pacific Express from St Louis and the North Coast Limited. It notes rail points leaving daily to Whitewall except Sunday, with trains on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Freight depot departures are mentioned for local shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wo
Pacific Express
St Souri
Taived
Shout
River
Yukon
Skagway
Alaska
White Horse
Y. T
Tenn
Canadian Development Company
Dawsas
Ukon River Pats
Bennete
Garibou
1. Irving Navigation Company
Allin
Taku
Golden Gate
Irwin
E. C Hawkins
Swat! Wash
Geattie
Skagwey
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Anaconda News
Republican
Main ST
County Republica Ticket
Ivetstiie
Weserrothia
Hats
Butterday
Fusion
Democratic Central Communitton
Ty Eeaston
John Shotey
Hemen
Ufa
Shutty
Pursory House
Clague & Collins
E. Park Avenue
Axceree Eere Eley
American Steam Dye and Cleaning Works
J. L. Schiffman
Marcus Daly M. Donahoe M
Greenwood
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
West
Williams
Tom McCarthy
O'Brien
Lost Creek
Central Committee
Diacusta
Maregaret Theater
Congress
Denver
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Billings
Alliance
Neb
Gond
How Kwang Hsu Tee
Burlington, On
St. Louis
Kansas City
Butte
Phil. Daniels
East Broadway
Butt
Niergene
Pic
Union Pacific R. TR. Co
Balt Lake
F. B. Choate
Balt Lake City
Union Pacific
Denver Rio Grande
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific
Weat
Cleems
Chicago
North Main Street
Mont H
Wilson
Genera
Mont
D. B. Burley
G. 2
Salt Lake
Utah
M. R. Ostronich
Northwest
Great IB
Ana
Helen
Great
T, Guy Wilson
Oscar Wells
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
BUTTH
Union
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Norhern Pacific Railway
Europe
North Coast Limited
West Natch
Santa Fe
Atchison, St. Joseph
Fom Butte
Great Falls
Maroush
East
Weal
White Pass
Dawson
Atlin
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