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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1890

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Judge Rules Homestead Title Cannot Be Transmuted

Washington report states Judge Groff of the General Land Office rules that a homesteader who has perfected title cannot transmute a filing to another form. The decision disallows more than one preemption by the same person, referencing James W. Barry and section 2,298 of the Revised Statutes. The ruling clarifies that perfected title under the homestead act precludes further entries under preemption or homestead laws.

Washington Groff General Land Office James W. Barry Register of the Land Office Fargo Barry Land Commissioner

Poisoned sausage tragedy shocks Brownspate party

A Brownspate Minnesota party at H Brustine’s residence left sixty guests, thirty five portioned sausage caused mass vomiting. Mrs Henry Shick died this morning and twenty others remain gravely ill with trichiniasis. several in critical condition with slight hope of recovery.

Brownspate Minn H. Brustine Henry Shick

Wardner Fire Nearly Destroys Coeur d'Alene Town

Spokane Falls Jan 4 Wardner the main town in the Coeur d Alene mining district was nearly wiped out by a fire that started in the Mint boarding house chimney at noon. Losses include Holley Mason Marks & Co Higbie and Boyer Mint restaurant and several mining offices with total damage about 100000. News came by telephone and the operator kept at his post until the office burned, fire not controlled until 3 30 o clock, reservoir on the hillside involved.

Spokane Falls Independent Wardner Coeur d'Alene Mint Holley Mason, Marks & Co Higbie and Boyer Emma Last Chance Lieb’s C. W. Webber McFadden J. Cronin Charles King Wm. Bulger D. L Holly Castie & Sullivan Homer & Parker J. Calligan Joe Stahl C. Flaig Feller & Harris C. L. Anderson

Rotary Snow Plow Clears Major Sierra Blockade

Sacramento January 4 One of the greatest snow blockades in the Sierra Nevada has been lifted as the rotary snow plow moved from Blue Canyon after twenty four hours stalled. It advances toward Colfax and Emigrant Gap where westbound trains can follow to Cascade freeing four eastbound trains held at Colfax. The first released westbound train is expected in Sacramento tonight with others to follow.

Sacramento Sierra Nevada Mountains Blue Canyon Colfax California Emigrant Gap Overland Cascade Summit

Oil Discovery Claim From Flathead Country

Missoula cattleman Jack Graham of Tobacco Plains says oil lies just across a bend of the Flathead River with a rich spring of petroleum nearby. He asserts oil of good quality exists widely along Flathead and in Missoula county, predicting Flathead will soon supply Montana with coal and oil. Graham heads to Virginia for winter.

Missoula Jack Graham Tobacco Plains Missoula County Graham Sne Flathead Montana Virginia

Judge Hiram Knowles Named U.S. District Judge

President Harrison appointed Judge Hiram Knowles of Butte Montana as United States District Judge for the District of Montana. Other selections include W H Seamans register at Los Angeles land office Robert H H Paul U S marshal for Arizona Franklin P Mays U S Attorney Oregon Elbert D Weed Montana and Wm S Harwood postmaster Tombstone Arizona.

Washington Harrison Hiram Knowles Butte Montana United State District of Montana W. H. Seamans Los Angeles California Robert H. H. Paul Territory of Arizona United States Franklin P. May District of Oregon Elbert D. Weed Wm. S. Harwood Tombstone

Relief urged for 130 starving families at Flowers Cove

The steamer Harlow reports a messenger from Flowers Cove in the straits of Belle Isle warning that 130 families are starving and in danger of death if relief does not arrive. A relief steamer went to aid but ice prevented access. a west coast route may still reach the harbor.

Hallifax N. S Harlow Newfoundland Bonne Bay Flowers Cove Straits of Belle Isle

Abundant Rains Hit Texas Rail Lines and Rivers

for forty eight hours rain poured across Texas washing out several railroad tracks including the Southern Pacific and raising river levels. no damage reported yet but fears grow as waters rise with a washout on the Houston East and West Texas line noted Tuesday.

Hloustan Tex Texas Southern Pacific Houston East & West Texas

Montana Wheat and Oats Output and Steel Contract

A department of agriculture report shows Montana wheat production at 85 000 acres yielding 1 539 000 bushels valued at 1 153 875 dollars and oats at 85 938 acres yielding 2 575 000 bushels valued at 1 134 382 dollars. A contract is awarded to Linden Steel Company of Pittsburg to supply 660 tons of deck plating for the battleship Texas.

Department of Agriculture Montana Linden Steel Company of Pittsburg Texas

Elopement of Anna C Jones Shocks Chattanooga Scene

The elopement of 17 year old Anna C Jones daughter of Rev Sam Jones with Cherokee circuit stenographer William M Graham has drawn intense local interest. The couple fled after a Christmas plan with help from educators and a druggist and were married in Chattanooga after a failed initial ceremony. The scandal follows Arkansas.ademic discussion on cattle disease quarantines in Illinois and Montana policy.

Chatanooga South Anna C. Jones Sam Jones William M. Graham Georgia Jones L.O. Robeson Cartersville Myers Bachman Dumbell St. Paul’s Episcopal

Sanitary laws defended against repeal in Beaverhead county

A Beaverhead County article argues against repealing state sanitary laws and the veterinary surgeon role. It cites the surgeon’s visits, disease control achievements, and quarantine measures protecting stock, noting 1888 horse losses and glanders dangers while comparing with Illinois.

State Board of Illinois Chicago Montana Thousand Hills Illinois Beaverhead County Helena

International and local obituaries and notices span politics science and disasters

Memorial reports from Bonn and Prague note deaths of Prof Nasse and Prince Charles William Phillip. Astronomer Perry dies. Andrew Perthis and Dr Charles McMillan pass away. A Portuguese schooner Kelluria may be lost after leaving New York for Madeira. A Philadelphia heiress Mary Elizabeth I Dextrel marries Walter G Smith. Floods hit northwest Queensland. Mormonton submerged. bricks in Brussels fire cause $1.2 million damage including statues and Napoleon’s war table. Obits for Mrs Maria Shields and Mrs Kinffin reported. Idaho stockmen hope for hay as mild winter persists and snow deepens with potential good summer crops.

Charles McMillan Pension Bureau Perry Demerara Prince Charles William Phillip House of Auersperge Prague Kelluria N. Y Madeira Maurice France

City Dads Meet in Regular Session on Jan 2 1890

Dillon city council conducted a routine meeting at Dart's Hall with Mayor Fyhrie Aldermen Parke Rife Orr Carter and Lewis and City Clerk McGough present. Claims were allowed for hauling earth jail work marshal salary and clerk salary. A Sunday saloon closing petition was defeated. A public meeting for a water supply was ordered for January 7 1890.

Dart’s P.m Fyhrie Parke Rife Orr Carter Lewis Phil D. McGough Dart’s Hall L.C. Fyuring D. McGoven

Death of the Dowager Empress Augusta in Berlin

The Dowager Empress Augusta died this morning in Berlin after battling influenza. Royal family members were at her bedside as the imperial standard was lowered. She died peacefully as doctors noted pneumonia followed influenza, and Emperor William and the empress left the chamber after prayers.

Berlin Augusta William

Judge Upholds Roberts Pay Certificate in Montana Case

Judge Hunt in Helena rules Roberts is entitled to a pay certificate from the editor but avoids ruling on the validity of the election and the status of the assembly claiming a peculiar proceeding left no decisive issue.

Helena Hunt Roberts State of Montana

Northwestern rate war expands to Chicago to St Paul

The Northwestern system and Union Pacific cut travel prices from Chicago to St Paul and on to Montana and Northern Pacific coast points via St Paul. First class drops to $9 and second to $7. Missouri river rates stay unchanged. A meeting of the central traffic association is planned for Thursday to avert cross competition with Soo line and Burlington & Northern.

Curiaco Northwestern Chicago St. Paul Chicago & Northwestern Union Pacific Montana Northern Pacific Coast Soo Line Burlington & Northern Central Traffic Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bunker Hill Sullivan Idaho Consum Rotary Sierra Nevadas Montana Oil Judge Knowles General News Nasse University of Bonn Andrew Perthis Elizabeth I. Dextrel Francis A. Dextrel Philadelphia Walter G. Smith Queensland Australia Mormonton Larkin Brussels Napoleon Russia Boulder Amateur Dramatic Club Last Chance Orchestra Maria Shields George W. Shields Hannibal George H. Shields The D. H. Shields Democratic Central Committee of Missouri Lagrippe
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