Montana Lost Producers at City Bank Store Corner
Montana lost property items listed at the City Bank Store located at the corner of Wallace and Jackson Streets. Details include terms, possibly gold prices, and references to D W Tilton Co and Tews Bas IL Derres. Public notice seeks owners or claims for the items described.
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D. W- Tilton, & Co
Tews Bas. IL
Derres. Poiesrers
He City
Hank
Wallace and
Jackson Stree
War’s end and law notes amid local officers and commerce
A long read mixes Territorial Officers names and county posts with a reflective wartime editorial on treason penalties, labor, and drug licensing in Virginia. It denounces monopolistic wagon licenses, laments dispatch delays, and argues for repeal to restore fair hauling and public convenience.
Unclear OCR fragment on city monopoly and enforcement
Fragmentary text discusses a monopoly and penalties for infractions, alleging ill will and hindering movement of goods into the city. It references fines and enforcement but lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to identify a specific event. The readable portion highlights a public dispute over control of goods and municipal power.
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Hingen
Indian Outing Sparks Indignation and Call for Strict Discipline
The Port Bens ton massacre news stirs community outrage and prompts prompt action. Officers and men chosen for retribution are urged to enforce discipline, ensure soldier safety, and perform duties without show. Emphasis on swift punishment, vigilance on heights, and avoiding needless weapon flash as Indians are warned to beware.
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Port Benston
Armen
Montana
Professor Goldrick Named Associate Editor of Salt Lake Vedette
The Salt Lake Vedette announces Professor O J Goldrick will become Associate Editor. His Denver experience and wide network of friends are seen as valuable for boosting subscriptions. The notice credits his skill in shaping content and aiding reader engagement in the Vedette.
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Enterprise
Salt Lake
A. J. Uaunrien
Waaro
J. Goldrick
Denver
Mountains
Jim
Booth's Killer Linked to Deep Religious Reflections
In a terse note, Bossvox Turnett discusses the Booth assassination and cites fervent prayers for justice at a prayer meeting. The article mentions a large cavalry pistol used by Corbett and a $1,000 offer for it. It also touches on legal opinions about inferior courts and a claim about a new plumbago discovery near Dayton California.
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Nathaniel Pups
Missouri
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Black Hill
Montana
Slontana
Brockett
Ocasion
Thin
Memphis
New England
Jobnappa
Kirkwood House
New York announces Civil War era amnesty and trials
The report covers President Johnson's amnesty policy, possible pardons, and the exclusion of certain rebel officials from clemency. It notes movements of Confederate leaders, court actions in Tennessee, and anticipated Reconstruction debates, with emphasis on political realignments and military governance shaping early postwar policy.
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