The Montana Standard, 1992-05-29, p.4

The Montana Standard, Butte, 1992-05-29, p.4

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### Tracing Murphys ### back to Ireland A Murphy genealogy book has been compiled which traces Murphy family history back to Michael C. Murphy (1788-1890) from Clounaglaskin, Castletownbere Parish, County Cork, Ireland. His son, Timothy Murphy (aka Tady), born in 1825, had 15 children and eight of them emigrated to Butte in the late 1800s. They were: Kit, Julia, Michael, Dan, Johney, Pat, Jerry and Cornelius. If anyone is obtaining this report and tracing their family roots, please contact: — DONALD V. MURPHY, 3404 Emma Lane, Godfrey, IL 62035. ## Peripheral items - Page slug: "4 — The Montana Standard, Butte, Friday, May 29, 1992" - Section banner: "Opinion, comment" - Masthead block: "The Montana Standard / Official newspaper of Butte-Silver Bow / Founded in 1876 / Dan J. Killoy • Publisher / Rick Foote • Editor / Jeffrey B. Gibson • Editorial Page Editor" - Editorial: "EPA office — Burns and Baucus are correct: Federal office belongs in Butte" - Doonesbury comic strip by Garry Trudeau - Column by Anna Quindlen: "Gay rights cause unfulfilled" (with sidebar pull-quote "Parents in support of children") - Two "the small society" comic panels by Bill Yates - "Our readers speak" letters section, containing: - "Stan's sales tax a further burden" — Mark J. Petritz - "Time to stop the environmentalists" — Joe H. Roberts - "Abortion position central to church" — Steve Dennehy - "'Only' a few jobs eliminated" — Dennis Jessen - "Let cows judge grazing questions?" — R.A. Prodgers - "Good candidate for coroner" — William Drew

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