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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1900
Page
13
The Anaconda school census shows 3,599 children of school age, with 1,052 males and 1,130 females over 6 and under 21, plus 687 boys and 687 girls under 6. The board discussed finances and will seek a bank loan as teachers await funding after tax collection in December.
Local youths plan study abroad entries to Annie Wright seminary and other institutions. Community events include a card party at the Heather home with prizes, church services and Sunday school notes, and a talk by Rev. L. Stubbs. Officials report courthouse actions, school discussions, and personnel changes while weather brings a cold wave as Labor Day schedules depart.
A Republican Teague club meeting is set for Monday evening September 3 at 8 o clock to choose delegates for the state convention of the Republican League in Helena on September 5 1900. The gathering will occur at Mattie Hall unless advertised otherwise. The Butte Anaconda Pacific railway offers a Sunday round trip from Anaconda to Matte and return for $1 starting June 2.
Miccabees from Butte and Walkerville Wil Told their annual plente at Mountain View park on Labor September 3. Special trains will leave The BALE Po depot at Wasim. and 10 ppm. Fare, round trip, $1.00, children, WD cents.
Chicago marks the official close of the 34th G A R encampment as taps sounds at midnight. Veterans, joined by relatives and friends, depart with uniforms and memories, while the city quiets after a week of flags bunting and public events.
Six hundred longshoremen who walked out on a stake at the Erie Railway ore dock in Cleveland have returned to work following an arbitration. The strike stemmed from a dispute over wages and conditions, and the owners had initially refused to grant certain demands. The arbitration produced a settlement, and workers resumed duties this morning.
A mixed batch of notes reports new Vert and Som developments including a voyage of 14 000 pounds value to England, Dr L Bogart of New York announced as a wealth science professor at Oberlin, a health official confirming another plague suspect admitted to hospital, and Germany awaiting a powers-approved circular on a mapped programme.
Joan Kajam, who killed Noble Wilton, is reported hiding at a sheep camp nearby awaiting a chance to kill Kelney in a feud. Tension in the Pennsylvania district rises as a general strike appears probable with 140,400 workers at work and unions predicting 6,000 more will strike on the first day. Genie Gomes, claimed organizer of independence for Cuba, says he will attend the constitutional convention and has avoided politics until now.
Christian Tabernacle led by Shortridge Memorial Church of Christ at 532 West Galena Street hosts morning service and communion at 11 with a sermon “Mountains” and a summer series continuation “Looking out of the Windows” later. Trinity Methodist, Scandinavian, First Church of Christ Scientist, and others list sermons, Sunday school, prayer meetings, and attestations for the day with inviting notes for all strangers.
Letters received by Mutant Graham at Wl Seventh Street Oregon describe amazing tests and marvel at her powers. Correspondents praise her cures locate missing relatives and arrange future sittings noting warmth and curiosity from newspaper men.
Chicago plans Labor Day demonstration with Governor Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan. Roosevelt speaks first tomorrow afternoon at the Auditorium Annex, followed by Bryan. Each speaker expected to address about an hour, with apartments reserved for Roosevelt in the Annex.
Co-owners John Thomas Naste and Elizabeth Ann Nagle are notified that George Abram Prec and John Edgar Fres, as co-owners, have expended labor and improvements on the Chequite quartz lode mining claim in Summit valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana. Unless they contribute $82.43 of the $100 annual assessment for 1899 plus interest and costs within ninety days after service, their right title and interest will vest in the undersigned. Published June 34 1900, Butte Montana.
Irase the Grand Opera House in Butte Montana invites bids for a lease. Proposals due by 6 p m September 6 1900 at 606 Hennessy Building. Sealed envelopes addressed to L P Sanders receiver with a $100 certified check.
Notice of intention to apply for a patent for a mining claim located in Summit Valley Amory district Silver Bow county Montana. Includes description, adjoining claims, and legal notices. AttorneY Samuel Barker Jr. First publication July 30 1900. Also notice of contest against Henry M Wolf Homestead Entry 737 in Section 33 T 4 N R 9 W. Hearing set Sept 25 1900 and final hearing Oct 1900 at Helena Land Office.
United States Land Office Helena Montana issues public notice that Florance Sullivan of Butte has filed a patent application for 1 1 29 acres described by survey No Bo i in Silver Bow county within township 3 north range 7 west. The claim lies on the Allin lode in no organized mining district and excludes 0 58 acres in contact with adjacent surveys. Corner references and bearings are listed.
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