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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
9
A fragmented OCR list names district court officers and local officials including judges clerks treasurers Assessors attorneys superintendents surveyors and constables with many misspellings and unclear pairs. The readable items show multiple offices such as Clerk of the District Court and County Treasurer with accompanying names but overall the text is garbled and incomplete.
A rally is planned at Margaret and a Republican voice leads the push as 2,050 names appear on city precinct lists, nearly 1,000 short of current registration. Offices open tonight and tomorrow for late registration, with sites at Mt Pine Street, West Dark Street, Malin Street, City Hall, Birch Street, and East Park Street. Register tomorrow or it will be too late.
Confusion over Republican nominee for the legislature centers on C H Williams not the Anaconda printer. Williams lives near Garrison in Deer Lodge county and ranches there. he moved to Montana in 1886 and has been a Deer Lodge resident since. He was not a candidate until his nomination at the last county convention.
The school board met to approve a vaccination clearance rule urged by city health officer Stephens. Pupils must show proof of vaccination within five years and be vaccinated to return to duties. A register will track students who have not been vaccinated and families with unvaccinated children were questioned.
The Burnt Core Kings opened with Haverty's Mastodon Minstrels, a 39 member troupe praised for polished music and splendid scenery. Manager W. B. Nunk… presented a lavish production with strong performances and attractive costuming. The group performed at Mare Warehouse theater on Wednesday October 3.
A card party hosted by the ladies of United Artisans last Wednesday evening drew fifteen tables. Winners were Mrs. E. B. White and Ed Green for the frat prize, with Clarence Wilds and Ida Carlson taking consolation prizes. Elocutionist Jennies B. Kimzey performed several pieces before dancing capped the evening.
Sheriff Morgan went to Butte with a warrant for B D Grant on a petit larceny charge sworn by H E Miller a clerk at the Anaconda post office. Grant, who roomed with Miller, allegedly stole clothing worth ten dollars. He was brought back last night and will appear before Justice Frank Kennedy this afternoon. expectations were that no evidence to convict would be offered.
J M Barber of Butte is in Montana. Anaconda teachers received pay today. T De Ts Sai visits Avon briefly. William Harcomb the Uravelley salesman in the city. At 11 this morning 350 votes were registered in third precinct. Governor candidate J K Trote leads the fusion slate. Jack Conley back from a campaign in the county’s north end. Judge Welling Napton grants citizenship, court tomorrow for the purchase. Bliss guests from Salt Lake Des Moines Oakland intend two weeks. Peace officers to attend the Republican rally at Margaret theater tonight.
Reports describe police prepared to curb rowdyism at Evans' opera house while voters are reminded to verify registration before tomorrow night. Local officials, including Mayor Madden, promise orderly conduct. resignations ripple through county offices and party lines.
Public notices in Helena and Butte detailing applications for patent for multiple mining claims. Horace V Winehel and John B O Neill apply for Blue Eye Tage claim in Jefferson county with surface description and adjoining Silver Arrow Lode. Patrick F Mahoney applies for Boiler Lode Mine in Lewis and Clark and Silver Bow counties. Clima Mining and Milling Company, Arctic Quartz Lode claim in Silver Bow County, with precise corner measurements and survey data.
The southeastern corner of Seg on 1, Township 1 N, Range 9 W, bears N 72 degrees 18 minutes W 5984.6 feet, with a sequence of lines to form an area of 20.58 acres. The neighboring or attaining claim is Survey No. 2083, Pirat Class Lowe Nathan V Vestal et al., on the west. George D. Greene, Register. First publication October 24, 1900.
John M Biewanl of Butte Montana files for patent on Crystal Lode Mining claim Survey No 5887 located 2 North 6 West 6173 feet from discovery shaft in Beet Straight Canory Mining District Jefferson County Montana The claim spans 17 49 acres with boundaries described by U S Location Monument No 684 and corner markers The filing is recorded in Jefferson County Montana Book 7 Lone Locations page 427 First published October 6 1900 by attorney M L Blackford George D Green Montana officials and witnesses listed
Notice announces registration periods for Silver Bow County Montana ahead of the November 6 1900 general election. It lists eight districts with start dates October 15 1900 and deadlines October 27 or October 31 1900. Registry agents include James Murphy John Hanley Paige Terns and Willden Pinkham.
A crowded notice list outlines registration deadlines for multiple precincts in Silver Bow County Montana prior to the general election on November 6 1900. Registrations open mid October with agents T B Gardner John Bickle J O Haimbach M S Abraham and William Cunningham overseeing Districts 16 17 10 11 and 14.
Notices announce registration deadlines for multiple Silver Bow Montana precincts ahead of the general election on November 6 1900. District 4 agent James McCarthy sets a October 27 cutoff. District 5 agent H B Clark notes October 11. District 15 agent Frank M Murray lists November 6 as target with registration opening October 16.
Nos 23 24 and Si prior to the General o'clock P NM on the 27th day of gin on Monday October 15 1900 at M R Ostronich Registry Agent District No 6.
Public notices announce registration for multiple Silver Bow county election precincts in 1900. District 18 registrar W A Halston and District 19 registrar Alex Anderson list precincts 12 13 and 19 20 with registration starting October 15 1900 at 9 oclock. Other districts ALBERT BR MARSHMAN and others oversee the remaining precincts with similar start dates.
OCR fragment shows mixed train names and routes from St Paul to Denver Missouri River points. Notes North Coast Limited and Twin City Express daily arrivals and departures, various local freight movements, and inconsistent spellings. Details are incomplete and partially garbled.
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