Financial report for Beaverhead district No 10 Dillon Montana 1890
The district clerk R J Moore submits a financial statement for Beaverhead County school district No 10 covering April 1 1888 to January 31 1890 plus an inventory of property. Disbursements include salaries 7248 30 expense 870 33 fence and sidewalk 931 22 and furniture 960 40 with total costs 1960 40 notes on bonds and insurance 16006 for a three year policy. Also notes on receipts special fund and district indebtedness, with a warning that current funds from the general school fund are insufficient to cover salaries and expenses and a plea to voters for additional appropriation.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
RK. B. Nuckolls
Sal’stan
Ditton
Dillon
General County
C.Y. Reeder
A.S. Rie
Mattie Farrington
John S. Lord
T. W
Frank Carr
Celia Carr
W. H. Galigher
J. G. Lockhart
Edward S. Ball
Tuscarora Mining and Smelting Company
John W. Brooks
W. McKinney
George Staudaher
Thomas M. Selway
D. E. Metlen
John R. Lord
Ditton National Bank
Charles G. Noble
Lawrence A
Galbraith
R. 2. Smith
W.S. Barbour
H. J. Burleigh
Court House
W. M. Oliver
G. W. Dart
Ed. Norris
B. F. White
Philip Lovell
H. R. Melton
D. F. Reinhardt
J. R. Holden
E. J. Conger
Wm. Patterson
James Flynn
A. J. Young
Wm. J. Ellis
Said Ellis
Joseph Wall
Blaine's Daughter Dead As Secretary's Kin Suffer Loss
The death of Mrs Col Coppinger oldest daughter of Secretary Blaine was announced at the Blaine residence from congestion of the brain and la gripe. She was 30 and married seven years. Funeral expected Tuesday at St Matthews with Father Sherman. The Blaine family has suffered multiple losses in weeks.
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Washington
Col. Coppinger
Blaine
Ala Grippe
West
Lagrippe
St. Mathews Catholic Church
Father Sherman
General Sherman
Coppinger
New Magazine Rifle Details and Ice Palace Plans
An army order outlines the mechanism of a new magazine rifle with eight cartridge capacity and removable magazines. The article also describes the St Paul Ice Palace plans for 1890, a Romanesque castle with towers, an amphitheatre, and electric lighting costing $15,000.
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Manchester Guardian
St. Paul
Mississippi
Borealis Rex
Chicago Tribune
A Young King of Warramangas Dies in Adelaide
A 19 year old Warramanga prince who stood six feet six inches died last month in an Adelaide hospital. He had guided and greatly attached to explorer Lindsay, and on his elevation to kin last year he refused to assume royal rank.
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Adelaide Hospital
Lindsay
San Francisco
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Herman Kuntz
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