Death warrant drawn in state v Daniel Lucy case in Butte
The State seeks execution for Daniel Lucy sentenced for the Reagan murder. The death warrant was drawn and set for courtroom action at 3:30 tomorrow under Judge Clancy. Other items include divorce answer by Kennedy denying cruel treatment and claims of assault by plaintiff and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lucy
Joun FP
Kennedy
Ethel M. Kennedy
Portland
Ore
Plaintiff
Montana Music Company
Butte
Patrick K. Reagan
Clancy
Magnets Successful in Basin Placer Operations at Monarch Mine
D. T. Haskett, a noted Butte mining traveler, won a contract to treat hundreds of thousands of tons of tailings from Alta Trapper Cleve and Atlantis mines owned by Hecla Consolidated Mining of Glendale. A mill with twelve Bartlett tables processes tailings at about 50 tons daily, royalty paid to Hecla per ton. C A Harvey of Glendale backs Haskett. company backed by 100000 shares at $20 par, $10. Dr Wix. Hennessy offers up to date tailoring and exclusive Knox hats at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Haskett
Butte
Alta, Trapper
Cleve
Atlantis
Hecla Consolidated Mining Company
Glendale
Bartlett
Hecla
C. A. Harvey
Haskett
De Kreko Congress Row At Salt Palace In Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City a row broke out at the Salt Palace after a dispute over De Kreko's troupe. Guard William Rowe struck by a loaded cane, inflicting a deep ear wound, as others surged toward him while defenders escorted him away. The incident threatens an adjournment of the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Woods
de Kreko Congress of All Nations
Billy
Clancy
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
de Kreko
Cairo
Salt Palace
William Rowe
Rowe
Magnets Used In Dredges Boost Grasshopper Creek Gold
Report states magnets in sluice boxes greatly improve black sand collection on Grasshopper creek dredges. Prior trials failed, but the new device reportedly saves several hundred dollars daily for the mining companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasshopper Creek
Notes About Mines and Local Developments in Western Camps
Sam Hall son of the late Captain W. BR. Hall of Walkerville has been chosen mine manager of the Quilp and Morning Glory in Republic camp. Joseph Hoffman leases the Columbia near the Ruby mine in the Lowlands and reports ore assays from Ford at 10 to 850 per ton and silver near 60 to 70 ounces. The Katie mill and smelter at Basin may open by Thanksgiving. The Antelope mine in Granite county owned by James A. Murray and Sir. King is being developed with a tunnel contract to be let. Roston tana will pay 15 per share for the next quarterly dividend, totaling 26 for the year. Output now runs near 70,000,000 pounds of copper annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hall
W. BR. Hall
Walkerville
Rossland
Republic Camp
Joseph Hoffman
Columbia
Ruby
Basin
Granite County
James A. Murray
Sir. King
Rostontana
Broad catalog ad lists groceries and prices in 1900s style
A dense advertisement lists items like BROBECK fine granulated sugar 6.00 per 100 pounds, Bartlett pears four pounds, Montana Ranch eggs fresh by the dozen, butter two pounds, Rex Laundry Soap, Tycoon Teas, Patent Flour sacks and prices, Hopyman House Coffee 35 cents per pound, and Pure Fruit Preserves in two and a half glass jars, reflecting a general grocery price sheet with multiple brands and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asc
Usc
Montana
Brobeck
Hopvman House
le Dundee
Abe
Pillsbury's Wirds
Showman De Kreko Rowe Fight Over Crowd at Salt Palace
Children crowded fences on Children's Day as gatekeeper told Rowe to keep them back. De Kreko insulted and argued about duties before Rowe and Judge Colborn intervened. A cane strike drew Deputy Dyer into arrest, with threats of civil action against Salt Palace and a pending assault complaint. Hennessy’s tailors advertise quality suits in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
de Kreke
de Kreko
Colborn
Judge Colborn
Sultana
Dyer
Salt Palace Association
Hamido de Kreko
Hamido
Salt Palace
Proposals Wanted for Tunnel Extension by Montana Company
Golden Treasure Mining and Milling Company of Butte Montana invites bids by Sept 27 1899 at Darrow and Sherman 215 North Main Street to extend their present tunnel about 150 feet. Specifications available at the Darrow and Sherman office. The secretary M Crumrine reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Treasure Mining & Milling Company
Butte
Montana
Darrow & Sherman
North Main Street
M. Crumrine
Eastern travel office notice call for tickets at Main street
New York, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and all eastern points, call at ticket office, 41 North Main Street. J. E. Dawson, Gen. Agt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
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Woods
W. J. Nevehten
Samuel Mulville
Thomas Stephens
Sidney Pankey
Richard Payne
Daniel Johnson
E. W. Thomas
Cyrus Simons
J. EB. McGovern
P. H.C. Goodwin
John &. Evans
Mary Ry Elizabeth ‘Aun
Davis & Weimescury Company
District Court Today
John Devlin
L. Hatch
W. Jd. Guthrie
Silver How Jockey Club
Jockey Club
Ranchero Park
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Boston & Montana Company
Pennsylvania
Io Sui
Cliney
Court of Equity
Wiam Braden
Helena
Thomas M. Patterson
Denver
Braden
Hughes
Colorado
Aid
Samuel H. Stewart
Ringer Manufacturing Company
Alalniff
Stewart
Charles Rickman
Joseph Kunz
County Attoney
Justice
Kunz
Rickman
King
Weat Park
W. Peters
W. Broadway
Hecla Co
Monarch
Sea of Teeth
Dr. Wix
Hennessy’s
Fit and Fabrica
West Park
Hennessy
Congress OF Nations
Salt Lake Palace
South Butte
Broadway
Butte, Montana
Fairfield
Jewelers
Cor
Gray Eagle
Comet
Holmes & Dahlman
Boulder
Jefferson County
Leary’s Hall
Monarch Mine
Basin Creek
Mesers
J. H. Lynch
P. Harrington
Elliston
Lynch
L. D. Kent
H. Schupp
Mr. Lynch and
Leasors
Silver Sty Mer. Co
van Hounton
Heinz
E. Park Street
Ursuline Convent
Mount Angela ST. Peter P. C
Cascade
Montana Central
St. Joseph's Academy
Great Northern Railway
Lutey Bros
Lee
Lutey Bros Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Telephone
Brownfield
Canty Carpet
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
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