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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
7
The article lists the first through eighth wards and names several officials and individuals including Dan O’Brien William Page Abe Cohen R. P. Kelley James Coombs J. W. Haggerty and F. M. Grady. The piece presents a roster style summary of local governance figures.
Butte merchants advertise pianos and tuners, cigars, wines, and groceries while visitors from Spokane Helena Lewistown and Gebo arrive. Local services include eye ear nose and throat and X ray exams. Sunday church services faced disruption from a minstrel band near the Grand Opera house prompting public complaint.
The Butte Miners Union rescinded its Tuesday endorsement of Mike McCormick the labor candidate for mayor after a special Sunday meeting. The vote to reverse was 322 to 57 with older conservative members pressing to keep politics out of union affairs. Local Democrats urge voting early for a full ticket while criticizing Judge Sullivan and endorsing Davey for mayor and Marco J Medin for city treasurer.
The Josephine Stanton Opera company opened an engagement last night at the Grand opera house shortened by a date disarray. Field’s minstrels took the stage due to the misdated schedule, and the opera company bowed to their superior arguing power, accepting the next best arrangement.
Madam Renna offers news on love marriage divorce mining matters and business in a broad notice. Contact at 102 South Montana Street for counsel and information on various life events and arrangements.
Newspaper notes light wagering on today’s city election with Sullivan favored at 4 to 5 over Davey, McCormick and Hinds at 20 to 1, few takers overall. The ad also promotes Hunter’s Hot Springs trips via Northern Pacific with round trip and lodging offers from Helena and Butte agents.
Governor McMillin plans to veto a bill to cede extensive East Tennessee mountain lands for a national Appalachian park. U. S. Marshal Austin notes the proposal would force Tennessee to cede about one fourth of the park, roughly two million acres overall, with most in North Carolina.
Local supply shop Schatzlein's offers painters' materials artists' supplies and wall decorations in a storefront on 14 West Broadway.
The Northern Pacific remains the sole line operating solid vestibuled trains between Butte and St Paul with offices at Park and Main streets. Merriman serves as general agent while the Citizens' Coal Company offers Kemmerer Rock Springs or Montana coal and dry wood with prompt delivery from 4 East Broadway. The Standard carriage works promotes services, and a Royal Highlanders gathering with whist and refreshments is announced at Good Templars hall on Friday night. Eagle Pharmacy provides Plow's candies and latest magazines. Chief Lovell requests John Hansberry to call and collect the star mail.
Denver men including T. J. O'Donnell A. M. Welles Byron Shear FE L. Giroux and J. A. Snedaker show interest in Nevada mining development. In Robinson district 85 miles east of Eureka several companies operate with copper ore samples rich in copper. Experts report a vein 125 feet wide at 200 feet depth promising over 1 million dollars in copper ore. Oil and coal discoveries attract more attention as a field party plans Eureka visit.
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