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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1902
Page
11
Nine mines including Anaconda Parrot and Washoe have reopened with engineers and miners. Daily ore output drops to about three thousand tons as staffing remains lean and safety noted after a recent cage incident at High Ore.
J F Fariss & Co advertise loans at nine and ten percent secured by improved real estate. They operate from 119 Hamilton Street, cor- (corner). The notice targets property owners seeking mortgage funds.
Jack Shadwell, about 25, raised in Butte and recent Klondike returnee, died in San Francisco from consumption. His mother Mrs. Shadwell faces murder charges in district court and received the news yesterday.
Joseph Wendel, a fireman for the Oregon Short Line Railroad, was hurt while attempting to couple cars near Silver Bow Junction yesterday afternoon. He suffered a dislocation in the left wrist and a severe head contusion, was taken to Murray and Freund hospital in Butte, and is expected to stay several days. He was trying to couple to a private car of Superintendent Dean when the engines moved together unexpectedly. he freed himself and is unmarried.
Elijah Boyer, a Speculator mine worker, lost his right thumb and forefinger in a circular saw accident while sawing blocks for the mine. His hand was caught in the machinery, the fingers nearly severed, and doctors at St. Paul’s hospital amputated the digits after he was brought in. He is married and lives near the old Colorado concentrator.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovie of 206 West Galena street came home yesterday after a six month tour through England Ireland and Scotland. They saw Aintree Grand National in Liverpool the Derby at Epsom Downs and Burns birthplace in Scotland. They visited Dublin and other sites but found Butte the busiest place.
J. H. Moore posted bonds of 100 dollars to appear before Judge Boyle tomorrow after being charged with defrauding Mrs. S. E. Deedrick of 70 dollars paid for a tombstone. Moore says the contract was proper and the stone will be produced. Also advertised creamery products and eggs for sale at 61 West Broadway with phone numbers 65 and 54.
Mrs Julius Mendelsohn died Friday morning at her home 103 South Washington after a brief illness of typhoid fever. She had been a bride only three weeks. Her mother, telegraphed from San Francisco, did not arrive before death. Mr Mendelsohn is a respected local businessman and grieving friends extend sympathy.
The Thunder Mountain era widens as 40 000 to 50 000 people are expected to travel to the district this year. Rich surface shows and continued development push ledges near Idaho City Idaho City Pearl district and Rock creek, with mills and dumps yielding high grade ore.
A humorous verse fragment recalls a puzzle of sums and the idea that three dollars could be spent wisely. The narrator mentions Gordon Hats priced at three dollars as a playful solution.
In Justice Arnold's court John Cox pleaded guilty to illegal voting and received a 30 day county jail sentence. He admitted voting in the Sixth ward while residing in the Fourth and said it was his first offense.
Rock Springs lump coal priced at 6.10 and nut at 5.50 pounds delivered anywhere in the city. Orders suggest placing now to take advantage of current prices. Butte Coal Co. at 19 East Broadway, phone 477. J. P. Wantz, carriage trimmer, Union Carriage Works, 3968. Ariz.
Paris reports March revenue at 205 131 700 francs, 3 168 200 francs below the estimate. The figure is 4 441 700 francs higher than the same period in 1901.
President Roosevelt signed the repeal of the war revenue taxes. The signing pen was presented to Representative Bartholdt of Missouri.
The United States gunboat Machias arrived at Colon after departing Santo Domingo on April 5. It will proceed to Bocas del Toro to safeguard American interests in the region.
The senate confirmed Albert M. Anderson of the Colville agency Washington and Herman F. Nickerson of the Shoshone agency Idaho.
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