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Fidel Huber Is Elected Alderman for Second Ward
The May 7 1890 city council meeting at Dart's hall confirmed Fidel Huber in the unexpired second ward alderman seat following I H Hatfield's resignation. The body approved a wire sign between Hammer & Moore and R C Halliday on Bannack street and referred several petitions to committees while levying a three mill property tax and scheduling a June 2 general election with multiple municipal offices.
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Fidel Huber
Dart’s Hall
Parke
Rife
Orr and Smead
I. H. Hatfield
Hammer & Moore
R. C. Halliday
Bannack Street
Episcopal Church
Pacific Street
Committee
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
G. C. Wall
Phil D. McGough
W. F. Cashmore
S. Cashmore
Thompson & Reynolds
Lumber & Grain Co
T. W. Poindexter & Sons
Montana Street
Old Court House
T. J. Galbraith
Dillon Implement Company
N. Axe
W. C. Snyder
H. Burfeind
F. E. Foote
W. T. Mauldin
B. Bond
G. E. Jewell
Chas. Mikus
S. D. Hooker
Adolph Eliel
H. D. Brainard
I. Cashmore
Fred L. Stone
J. M. Brown
J. R. Holden
Don Bray
Huber
Smead
Pain
D. McGoven
Ary
H. BR. Melton