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Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-03-19
MOdernO MatuSaIcn.

Dice un colega: Todas los cnen- tos relatives a personas muy anoia- nas-tan familiares en los Estados han sido descontados y arrojadOs d la Oscuridad DOT unO reciente que viene del corresponsaI que el "Chi- cago Chronicle" tiene en Moscow, Russia D;Ce el corresponsal que pn hombre que tiene mas de doscientos ahOs de edad y va en el tercer siglo de su vida, SC dice que esta en un hospital en TomsA, capital de la provincial del mismo nombre en Siberia occidental. El individuo es un campesino de mediana estatura, v tOdavia cOnserva sus facultades mentales. Recuerda haber visto a Pedro el Grande y a muchas otras notabilidades de su 6poca. Entrt los documentOs presentados para probar su extrema edad, hay un pa saporte que data desde el aho de 1763, en el cual SC le describe como un hOmbre de 60 alos de edad. Hace 123 ahos que enviud6. El certiticado de la muerte de su es- posa demuestra que muri6 en el
 aflo de 1780, despues de 40 aflos de casada. Su hijo, que muri6 en 1924, SC decia que tenia 90 amos de eGad.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-03-19

en la lista como los segundo con $331, 1,284,000; Australia es la ter cera con $7,829,500; Bolivia la cuarta con $6,152,OOO; Chile el el quinto con $5,535, 100: Pert sexto con $3,00O,5O0; Alemania sGptimo con $3,313,000; Canadd octave con $3,145,6O0. Las otras naciones siguen con candidates de $2,O0O,OOO. En las listas de ias naciones pro- ductoras de orc, los Estados UnidOs aparecen los primerOs con $22, ,850,- 900; Mexico quinto, con $1O,284,. 800; Indias Britdnicas sextas, con $9,395, 900; China septima con $9,091 ,5O0.-Minero y Manufacture TO.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-03-19
ATENCION.

LazarO Acosta, Hahiendose se- parado de la redacci6n de la parte espahol de este peri6dico, desea CO., locaci6n en alguna imprenta como cajista y redactor d la veg siendo
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-03-19

Estd en 6rden que cuando se re- unan las convenciones nacionales de ambos partidos polfticos el aho que viene, hagan las declaraciones y promesas acOstumbrldas respecto a la admission de los territories como estados. Las promesas nada cues tan, particuIarmente cuando no SC cumplen. .-Ind"pendiente
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-03-19

$ rLnIrNro DE 5N!rs Fl. Sg. JonNo lIAkALDo
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-03-19

quesea en el idioma espahol. Po- dra mostrar bnenas referencias. Dirigirse directamente a el, en St. Johns. Ariz.. Apache County.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-03-19

cuarta con $6,152,OOO; Chile el
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lie baben nibt niebr Die Mittel lire
0etmath au erreihen.

lie baben nibt mebr Die Mittel lire
5eimatb gu erreiden.
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nuben Den umitonb, baB Der neue
Worooeutlhe 21Dpooampfer n9ai-
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letne Sungfernfabrt iber Den Ntlans
tlihen S5ean unternimmt, Die eng
lllben 2inie oaran gu erinnern, BOB
Oeuti6lano ieinen STUFF, Die ibnen=
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iiben, notwithstanding nod lGneere
Belt bebaupten niro. Die 3eitungen
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Die aontratte fir ben Bau Der neuen
Gunarb=O ampfer nod nibt einmal
oeraeben iino. Ser vGailer @ilbelm
Der 8meite' iaeen Die 8eituneen,
miro ieoenfaas nod lanee Belt ni1t
nur Der erDBte, IDnbern aub Der
IhneQfte transatlantiIde Dampfer
bleiben, inoem er cine Quaorup(e :
Malbine beiibt, pelbe 0 1000 Bfer=
oefrafte entpifelt, mabreno feline
9dnee 706 betrdet. Ser Dampfer
bat aht Deds unb fann IT'S BaIia=
9iere erlter &laiie, 343 Ba1iagiere
5peiter &lafie, uno $50 3mii9en=
beds : Ba1iagiere unterbrineen.
Die 8eiabung. beftebt aus 600
Wann.
- Sir 9bpmas Options Seqel=
yabt rSbamrod III" eerietb BEL
elmer BrDbefabrt in Der Nabe BON
WepmDutb an Der eneliiben 2lite
in einen pl0blih aufiprineenben
Sturm, in neldem Der Mait uno
Die geiammte Tafelaee iber Bpro
aerii1en nurse. giner Der MatrD=
len ertrunf, mebrere anbere murben
lhmer Derlebt uno Sir EbDmas
2ipt0n ielbit true erbeblide Ser
lebungen an Der 6anb bapon.
= gu Weran in 9irDl itarb i'm
Sitter ban Is Sabren Der BbilDiopb
uno BlphDloae BrDf. Or. 2asarus
bon Der 8erliner uniperiitdt. @r
gait alS cine MutDritdt auf Dem @es
biete Der pergleihenben Bprldungen
iber pbpiiologiihe Genr5eiden Der
berihieoenen Staten.
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WDn ben Witeliebern oes STE.
Observation-Disclosures Der 2eaislatu,
lino 81 in geras eeboren, Il in
gennefee, Ii in MiiIiifippi, T in
WftiiDuri, 6 in alabama, 6 in @eor.
aia. 5 in 8irainia, 5 in Sainois,
4 in 9entudp, 2 in SEEM Campfire,
2 IN Welts8 ireinia. l in 3ouiliana,
! i'm Diltrict Of Columbia. l in 0eu
yort, l in Snbiana, [ Connecticut,
| IN Suo Carolina, l MrtanIas, /
in Slorioa, l 0oro : Carolina, 2 in
9eutihlano, l in 8Dbneu, / in
Srlano. 8on ben Senatoren fam.
men IL aus 9eras, 5 aus gennei1ee,
3 aug 8irainia, 3 aus MeiiiDuri, 2
aus Wiiiiifippi, l aus 0oro Caro-
lima, i aus 2%ouiIiana, / aus grs
taniaS, llauS alabama, l aus Ore
eon, | aus aentudb, l aus 9reus
Ben. Inter ben Witglieoern oes
9anles befinben iib 70 Mooptaten,
y Tarner, 9 9ebrer, 6 &aufleute,
5 Wieb5iidter. S 8eitunesfeute, 8
Ier5te, 2 2ano.G eenten. / apntrat.
tor, ! Druder unb / Bulitifer. SIM
Senate iiben 10 Noppcaten, 8 Sar>
mer. 2 aaufeute, ! Grst, / gantier,
| 3eitungsmann.
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Sine arpRe ssniatipn.

Sc nerurlabte cine eroBe Senla.
ton in 2eespiIe, Sno., als SO. $,
Brotpn BON ienem Orte, ppn ben
man ertuartete, baB er 1terben puroe
burh Or. Sings Neue @ntbedunc
fir Sbminoiubt aerettet tpuroe. 81
ibreibt: SD lit lnier unertrdalidt
0ualen burh Nitbna, aber Sbre
Scene @ntbedung neridaffte mir 10.
tort grleibteruna uno iie bepirfte
bnlo oarauf cine nDaige 6eilung.
Nebnlibe &nren fir S1minoIu6t,
2ungenentsinouna, 8rpnHitis uni
Grippe fino bdufg. Sc 1T elm UNI
perglei6libes Mittel fir ale 6als=
uno 2ungen-2eioen. Breis so gts.
uno $1.00. @arantirt burh &.
&alteper & Sobn uno o.. Dreis5 3
Ipotbefe. Brobeflaiben frei!
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8erambten paS Grab.

Gin auTreeenber 3miihenfaa pirb
BON SDbn Sliuer BON 8bilaoelpbio
fDlgenbermaBen eradblt SD be-
lano MIDI in elmer ibauoerbaften
Berfafung. Meine 6aut tuar aatts
gelb, meme Queen eingeiunfen, Die
3un9e bele9t, iH batte fortpabreno
Shmeraen i'm &lden uno in Der
Seite uno uurbe pDn Gag su Eaa
lbnd6er. Drei Nerste batten midi
bereits aufgeaeben. Damn nuroe
mir Der &atb ert6eilt, @leftric Bitz
ters gu eebrauhen uno gu n,einer
grDBten 6reube fteft iib i6pn nad)
Dem 8ebraub Der erlten 5laihe cine
merflibe 8eiierung elm. 9rei @p=
ben lang iebte i6 ben @ebrau1 fort
nno id bin jebt elm n6Qie Qeiunoer
Wann. Sd meiB. Sic baber oas
Grab UNI Elm fi9eres Opfer be-
ranbt 9ienano ionte es uer5au=
men bieieS Mlittel gu probiren. Sour
80 Gents. @arantirt burb s. Soft
eDer & S0bn uno Ioolpb DreiB,
N~potbeter.
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CALIFORNIA WEINHAUS,
1905 @ef<gommerceitraBe, San antonir
Jnhaber Jcan Onees.

Nieoerlaee fir Die Statian GlpiB GoIOnp G8eine
un6 8ranoies aus Ifi. Sonoma Golntp, @al.
@9ent fur Den importirien rGerro Guina@ Bit
tiers, 6as lroBe Ylut=8 ilounas=lRittel. 3,7.litp
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!. Wie aus Wten oeneloet fpirb

@ie aus 8ien eemeloet miro,
lit Die Iffaire oes grsber3pgs Sep.
polo 5eroinano BON TDscano, nun.
mebrigen 2eupplb WDlfling, oes al.
teren Bruoers Der @r=4rpnprinsellin
BON Sahien. iebt enoeiltie erleoiet.
3eopDlo Undergraduate cine Grfld=
rung, uonab er auf ale 8prredte
als 0iterreibiider Bring uno Off.
aier oersibtet. Die linn perliebenen
Droen niebeulegt unb Iib perpHih.
tet. Seiterreih bauerno gu perlalien.
Or erbdlt 10000 Jrancs iabrlide
Npanage unb perpflibtet lib auBer>
benz, feline @eliebte Warie Mbamu=
mitib. init melder er iiG in SEM
anfbielt, our ndmliben 8eit, ba feline
S6mefter uno @iron bort meilten,
nibt gu beiratben. 2eDpolo @Dlf<
ling bate es lange nerpeigert, oies
len Gertrag gu unterSeibnen. gr
tpar ihlieBlib ourh @elomanaef
oaSu geatpungen.
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Gecept Vo. 1851 BON Gimer &
Mmenb BELT nidt ale 2eiben, aber
es fnrtrt 8beumatismus auf ale
Safe. 6. s. Sbmibt, Naent,
6oui!0n, geraS.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
JOINT FINANCE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY
THREE PARTIES ALL CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

it insures his election by the best ele-
ments of the population.
Mr.. Mueller was at the meeting last
evening and made characteristic speech
TO the committeeman, and he will head
the campaign with his usual robust ygor
and Observation-Disclosures
The finance committee appointed at last
nights fusion meeting met this morning
and organized electng Thomas Driscoll
as chairman and w. w. Mcdowell as Sec
rotary.
1t then cut the city up into districts for
the collection Of campaign funds and as
signed the various members of the COM
mittee to the different districts. The as
signments were as follows:
First and Second Wards--Thomas Dris-
coll, p. H. Reagan and Joseph Corby
Third and Fourth Wards-George II.
Casey and W. w. Cheely.
Fifth and Sixth Wards-W w. Nc
Dowell and f. N. Bell.
Seventh and Eighth Wards-Andrew
Dahl and William Hogan.
The committee has set up its headquar-
ters on the seventh floor of the Hrbour
building, and It will meet and report there
every evening at 7 80 o'clock.
Politics are expected to whirl from now
on, and the campaign committees of the
three parties represented by Mr.. Mueller
will see that the people of Butte are awak-
ened to the necessity for the establishment
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
FLAMING MISSILE HIT
HbCKMAN ON THE HEAD

George, who drives Cab No. 4, was At
the time standing on the edge of the side
walk. Before anyone could warn him the
flaming missile struck him on the back Of
the head. lie was almost knocked from
his feet by the shock. Fortunately, how
ever, the oil did not spread widely.
Bystandcrs extnguishcd the flames.
Georges hat and coat were ruined. Much
of the hair ON the back of his head was
scorchcd close 10 the scalp What burns
he suffered were slight and he was more
alarmed than injured. II was some time
before those who had gathered in front Of
the hotel learned that his narrow escape
was only one Of two, and that the accident
in the room above had nearly resulted in a
catastrophe.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26

mayor of the city OF Butte, would occ,n
on April beyond question, and that Mr..
Mueller would have large majority to
spare.
The campaign of the three big partie 5
whose standard bearer Mr.. Mueller is, has
already been opened by them in vigorous
and determined manner, and campaign
committee has been created by the three
central committees of the parties
Last night and this morning meetings
were held by the central committees in
joint session and finance committee was
appointed and a plan Of active work
marked out
At the joint meeting last night, over
which Eugene Carroll presided, the fol.
lowing finance committee was appointed
from the three parties:
Republican party-Joseph Corby, E. N.
Bell and w. w. Cheely.
Citizens party--Thomas Driscoll, w.
w. Mcdowell and ~ +. Noyes.
Democratic party-William Hogan, Geo
II. Casey and p. II. Ryan.
The joint meeting was a very animated
and enthusiastic affair, and from the at
mosphere that pervaded it there can be
no question but what the big organizations
behind Mr.. Mueller will make strong
fight for his election. It is recognized
throughout the city that he is the finest
kind of mayoralty timber and that lends
great enthusiasm to his followers and the
leaders OF the parties supporting him. and
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
RuSheS to Room of His
Mother and HurlS the
Lamp Into Street.
At THE BUTTE HOTEL
Serious Conflagration Is
Prevented By Pres
encc of Mind.

Startled passcrshy saw a flaming lamp
descend from second story window Of
the Butte hotel this morning aud strike
John George, cabtdan, on the head.
Many ran to the place in time to cxtn-
guish the flames before the man was badly
burned
The strange accident occurred IN the
room of Mrs. MacGinniss, aud might have
resulted in a conilagration but for the
presence OF mind on the part OF her son,
John MacGinniss.
Mrs. MacGinnss came into the room
just as a Kerosene lamp was threatening
to explode. She notified John MacGin-
Mss and he hnstcncd To the place. There
was neither time nor opportunity to cNtin-
guish the flames. Selling the lamp, re-
gaidlcss of the burning OIL which il
threatened TO scatter about at any moment,
he rushed 10 the window and threw il into
the atrtct
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
TO MARK THE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY

The sixth anniversary celebration OF
Butte Council, No. roo, of the United
Commercial Travellers, will be held in this
city next Saturday night, and the members
of the council are making extensive prep
aratons for it. 1t will be one of the
notable events in the history OF the organ
ization.
The anniversary of the council will be
commemorated by the election Of new off
GERS, the initiation of new members and a
genuine smoker. The affair will be held
at the lodge chambers OF the council at
Pythian hall, and an unusually large at
tendance OF the members Of the council is
anticipated
John Beatty, one Of the pioneer CONNER
cial men of Montana and the Northwest,
and a charter member and organizer Of
the Butte lodge, and other members of the
organization, are taking vigorous steps to
insure the success Of the anniversary cleo
tion and celebration.
The United Commercial Travellers asso-
citation is very successful fraternal soci.
ETY., being the only organization of the
kind in the United States. Since the
foundation of the association it has done
a great deal to improve and elevate the
condition of commercial travellers in this
country.
The order now includes 2a2 lodges and
has membership of $4,000, and it is con
tinually growing. 1t is known throughout
every state in the union and is in an active
and fourishing condition wherever Il
exists.
The order is IS years old, and to date
has paid in accident insurance claims and
orphans and widows benefits the total sum
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26

The Butte lodge now has a membership
Of 81 travellers, all Of whom have their
headquarters in this city. Some Of these
travel out Of Butte and others travel from
various places. The order was organized
on March I3, ISO7.
At the celebration and election Saturday
night the meeting Of the travellers will take
place at O'Clock sharp and the order Of
business will be, FIRST, the election Of onl-
GERS; second, the initiation Of candidates
for membership, and third, the genuine
smoker.
The members Of the lodge are looking
forward to Saturday night with great
deal Of expectancy, and no doubt the ami
versary celebration will be an exceptionally
fine affair
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
MISS YOUNG HIGHLY
WROUGHT UP BY IT

Miss Young arrived from Helena last
night and seemed to be very much wrought
up over the affair. She denounces as a
malicious lie the report of her relations
with Dowdell. She says that she has been
employed as a bookkeeper by DR.. Kellogg
in Helena.
J. L. Young is still in the county Jail.
He is said to feel keeny his position 1t
is believed that the anonymous letter
writer is responsible for Young's act in a
large degree. 1t is said that Young re-
ceived letter in which nnuendoes were
thrown out about the actions of Dowdell
and the girl. This angered the father and
he came to Missoula to right what he con-
sidered a wrong.
Dowdell says that he told the father he
intended to marry the girl after she had
left school and when he (DowdclD was in
better circumstances. The girl corrobo-
rates this.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
SPECIAL 10 THE INTER MOUNTAIN.


Kipp, March 26.--Assistant United
States District Attorney G. II. Bailey has
arrived here from Helena to investigate
the death OF Joseph Fast Buffalo Horse,
the Indian found dead in Oliver Sander
yillc's field under suspicious circumstances
on March ~.
Three Indians are under arrest on sus-
picion Of having committed the murder.
The accused and the dead Indian met in
saloon at Dupuyer and drank freely of
whisky.
On the way home Fast Buffalo Horse
became troublesome, and John Head Car
rer and Barney Calf Robe, two of the
accused, took turns setting upon him and
beating him. He mounted his horse and
rode away at breakneck pace and was
not seen alive again.
Day Rider, another of the accused, at
tempted TO follow Buffalo Horse, but he
got away from him.
When the body was found it was at
the bottom of small coulee, partly in
the water Of spring. Tracks in the
ground showed that the body had been
dragged to where it was found. The
tracks were of two men, one having worn
boots or shoes and the other moccasins.
The body was badly bruised, the neck
being broken, and there were marks upon
1t as If 1t had been encircled by a lariat.
The dead Indian was one of the hand
soonest on the reservation.
A significant fact Is that his hand
kerchief and oyercoat were found in the
house Of Calf Robes father.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
EUROPEAN TRIP IS
FOR PRACTICE
PURPOSES
American Fleet Will Not
Touch at Any Point on
the Mainland.
ny ASSOCIATED pRFSS.

Berlin, March a6.--Ambassado Tower
today handed to Foreign Secretary Won
Richthofen Secretary Hays dispatch ex-
pressing President Roosevelts approval Of
Emperor Williams invitation to him to
send the North Atlantic squadron to Kiel
during the yachting week in June. Mr.
Hay explained that the cruise was for
practice purposes only; that the squadron
will not touch at any point of the main
land of Europe, and that the voyage East
ward will only be extended SO far as the
Azores islands.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
Anonymous Letter IS Be-
lieved to Be Responsible
for the Stabbing.
SHE IS A BOOKKEEPER
Girl in Case Is Employ ed
at Kellogg Sanitarium
at Capital City.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Missoula, March s6.-Clark Dowdell,
the young man employed as registry clerk
in the Missoula postofiice, who was cut in
the abdomen by J. l.. Young, an Ovando
ranchman, who claimed Dowdell had
wronged his daughter, Bessie. and would
not right the wrong by marrying her, is
reported to be in about the same condition
as he was yesterday. The physicians hold
out hope of his recovery, but of course this
will be problematical for several days. 1t
is believed that unless septic poisoning
sets in he will recover. Dowdell still
denies the accusation of the girls father
that his relations with the girl were any
thing but proper.
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OF $6oo,o4a. The principles OF the order
embodied in its motto are unity, charity
and temperance.
Following are the names of the present
officers Of Butte lodge, No. 700:
Senior counselor, o. II. Rcif; junior
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
TO LOOK INTO DEATH
Of INDIAN WHO
WAS KILLED
Government Officials Will In
vestigate Demise of the
Handsome Joseph.
THREE BRAVES ARE UN-
DER ARREST AND SHADOW

Said to Have Taken Turns Setting Upon
the Deceased and Mutllatng His An
atomy-tie Was One Of the Prettiest
Braves on the ReseVation-Body
Was Found in a CouIee and There
We're Footprints in the Mud About.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
ONE BURNED, WHILE
SIX JUMP FOR
THEIR LIVES
Prominent Citizen of Lew
iStOWn Unable to
Escape Fire.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Athia, Iowa, March 27.-One person
was burned to death and six more or less
injured in fire that destroyed the resi-
dence OF Ezra Stevens at Dudley early
yesterday. Stevens father-in-law A. c.
Speed, a prominent citizen, was unable to
escape and was found dead later. The
six other members of the house escaped
in their night clothes by jumping.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
HENRY MUELLER AT BILLINGS
Grateful for the Esteem Shown by the
Local Nomination.

Billings, March a6.-IIcnry Mueller,
the Observation-Disclosures candi-
date for mayor of Butte, arrived here to-
day to look after his business interests.
Mr.. Mueller expresses himself as hopeful
of election. He feels very grateful to-
wards the citizens Of his home town for
the magnificent Endorsement he has re-
ceived in the shape of a bipartisan
nomination for mayor.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
Billings Won Out.

Billings, March 26.-The Billings Bow
ling team which went to Sheridan, Wyo.,
to play series of games with the team
of that city, returned today very much
elated over the result, having won the
series by 90 pins.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
GREAT FALLS c. 0. P.
City Primaries Are to Be
Held Tonight-Free-
man the Nominee.

Great Fl" March s6.-The republican
city primg will be held tonight with
the conve : Saturday night. 1t is cx-
pccted ]. .sFreeman will be nominated
for mayc t9Ir. Gournlcy is the prob
able den sic nominee
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
Catches It for $50.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Birmingham, Ala, March a6.-E. Z.
Williams, local manager of the Western
Union Telegraph company, has been con-
victed of violating the state pool selling
law and fined $50 in the district court.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
Use Dynamite.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Greensburg, Kas., March a6.-Three
men early today wrecked the vault and
safe of the State bank at Greensburg with
dynamite and got away with $500. They
escaped on freight train.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
Mrs. George Hermann Dead.

Of clean and able municipal government
in Butte, such as the election of Mr..
Mueller and his fellow nominees Of the
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-03-26
BIG TIME PLANNED FOR JULY a
Livingston Folks viii See That the
Glorious Fourth Is Well Marked

SPECIAL 10 THE INTER MOUETAIE.
Livingston, March 26.-The committee
on the Fourth Of July celebration at a
meeting held last night planned for a big
celebration July 3 and 4. 1t is proposed
TO have two or three bands besides the
Livingston band and parade and speaking
as well as fire works in the evening. The
Celebration promises to be the most sue
cessful ever attempted here.
Mrs. George Hermann Dead
Helena, March a6.--Mrs. George Herr
mann, wife Of the well known Helena un-
der,aker and for years resident Of Hell
ena, died today.
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MANY WILL SHOW UP
Balloting at Smelter City
Will Be Very Large
This Year.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN,

SPECIAL TO TIE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, March 26.-The registration
books for the city election will close to-
night. The registration at = o'clock was
a,6so and will probably be 200 more when
the books close.
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counselor, Earle J. Murphy; past coun-
selor, II. +. King; secretary-treasurer, Sol.
b. Buckles; conductor George ID. Louns-
berry; page, L. ]. Bartels; sentinel, George
c. Baldwin
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WILL Be NO TICKET
Good Government Club
of Helena Is Not Going
Into the Field.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

SFEIIAL TO THE INTtK MUM INrN'
Helena. March s6.--The good gove RI.
ment club OF Helena, which keeps an eye
upon municipal reforms, announces that It
will not put a ticket in the field this spring
as reported.