Equine life breakthrough hinted by Dr Orr at Poindexter ranch
Dr W C Orr, once veterinary surgeon at Bitter Root farm, claims to have created living horses through chemical experiments. He describes capsules, a warm spring incubation, and a guarded ranch where a dozen tiny colts are developing. Orr plans public exhibition and sale, asserting future scientific equines.
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Pipers’ Club
W. C. Orr
Bitter Root Farm
Marcus Daly
Orr
County
Hamilton
Duse
Poindexter & Orr Ranch
Edison’s air blast method promises gold recovery boom
A New York dispatch reports Thomas Edison and assistant Fletcher Chapman have developed an air blast system to separate gold from low grade gravel in California Nevada Arizona and northern Mexico. They claim ninety percent recovery from the gravel with machines handling multiple particle sizes and one operator supervising numerous separators.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
Edison
Santa Fe
N. M
Fletcher Chapman
Mr. Edison
Mr Edison
Mr. Chapman
Has a Good Thing in Idaho
John Williams a Ruby valley native spent a few days in Dillon last week on his way back to Idaho. He is the son of Captain James Williams of vigilante fame and he travels after visiting home. Williams is interested in quartz mining in Idaho between Camas Prairie and the Boise river and he carried ore samples showing visible free gold.
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John Williams
Ruby Valley
Dillon
Mr. Williams
James Williams
Vigilante
Idaho
Camas Prairie
Boise River
Louis Mett Appeals Delay Prevents Hanging
Louis Mett was not hanged Monday as his attorneys gave notice of appeal to the supreme court. The appeal was sufficient grounds for a stay of execution.
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Louis Mett
Supreme Court
April Land Office Receipts Total 20042.40 for 1903
State Land Register Thomas D. Long settled with State Treasurer A. H. Barret for April receipts. Total paid into the treasury 20042.40, allocated to School income 9800.70, Permanent school 6233.50, university and bonds 288.45, normal and reform school 211.30, building 222.22, Deaf and dumb asylum 32.50, agricultural college 552.50, School of Mines 1,442.80, Capitol building interest 93.25, Soldiers' Home 100.00, U. S. aid 126.00. April income slightly below last year due to Gallatin county land sales. Unfinished business higher than last year, indicating overall April 1903 increase.
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State Land Register
Thomas D. Long
A. H. Barret
Land Office
Noram
Agricultural College Bond State Reform School
Agricultural College Income School of Mines
Capitol Building
U. S. Aid
Butte Girl Killed in St Paul Street Car Crash
The daughter of William McCormick who left Butte last Friday with an aunt for Illinois was killed by a street car in St Paul on Monday. A telegram from the aunt conveyed the accident but provided no details.
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William McCormick
Butte
Illinois
St. Paul
Butte Iron
Foundling Left on Doorstep at Butte Home
A five month old male found Friday morning on the steps of the Paul Clark home, an orphanage in Butte. The infant was wrapped in a woman's shawl and there is no clue to the mother’s identity. He will be cared for at the home.
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Paul Clark
Butte
Severe Alberta ranges suffer winter damage and snows
Northern Alberta cattle ranges have endured a hard winter with scarce feed and deep crusted snow from late March. Heavy snowfalls and prairie fires reduced grasses, threatening wintering stock and potential losses. cattle move with snow plows and extended feeding depletes supplies as weaker cows and early calves face harsher conditions.
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Montana
Alberta
Canada
Little Bow Country
Livestock World
Montana Stock Growers to Issue Comprehensive Brand Book
The Montana Stock Growers' Association plans a complete engraved brand book by June 1 to cover cattle and horse brands with ear marks. Clyde C. Smith oversees engraving, with broad distribution to members, stock inspectors, other states, and police and market officials, though no advertisements are included.
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Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Miles City
Clyde C. Smith
Board of Stock Commissioners
Morocco
Montana
Railroad and
Live Stock Commission
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Helena Record
Gambling case push by Helena official in Billings
Assistant Attorney General Frank Mettler is in Billings with the county attorney from Helena. He urges the case against gambling law violators be pressed and rejects any attempts at dismissal.
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Frank Mettler
Billings
Helena
Appeal Transcript In State v King Tests Peace Officer Law
The transcript on appeal in the case of the state against R. J. King, an officer of the law, decided in favor of the defendant recently by Judge Smith in the district court, has been filed in the supreme court. It tests the validity of the law prescribing the duties of a peace officer, which Judge Smith declared unconstitutional.
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R. J. King
Smith
District Court
Supreme Court
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First National Bank
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Wo. Rox
A. L. Stone
State Bank of Dillon
Dillon, Montana
United States
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Wm. Ror
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Jos. Shineberger
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Salt Lake Port
Dillon Lumber Co
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Fifth Judicial District
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Boulder
Jefferson County
M. H. Parker
Dillon Examiner
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