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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1912
Page
16
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Heavy copper trading lights up the Boston market with North Butte leading and Calumet & Arizona hitting new highs. Bullwhacker shows rising activity as leasers expand ore bodies near the Stevens shaft. daily shipments average about 8 tons with copper grades over 5 percent, boosting projected mine output and potential leaching gains.
New York dispatches report looming antitrust action against American Telephone and Telegraph under Sherman law. Mackay companies declare regular 1 percent on preferred and 1.5 percent on common. United Fruit and International Railways of America plan Central America consolidation needing 49 million dollars. Chicago carmen reach tentative deals with railowners as markets show weakness and shorts turn nervous. Congress set to adjourn, investors favor lower priced issues during weak periods, while overall conditions appear unfavorable for sustained stock gains.
Special Dispatch reports Ole Dahlo a well known rancher from the Big Sheep Creek basin near Butte died Wednesday afternoon at Dell after a week of illness from appendicitis. Surgeon HLA Bond attended and found he had suffered a bad attack of the ailment.
The Range of Amalgamated Copper prices over 1900 to 1919 shows high and low prices and dividend rates. The stock paid 2 percent in 1903 1900 and 1919, touched highs not seen this year, and now trades on a 4 percent basis with potential rises. The company averaged 48 percent earnings on equity and 38 percent dividends over seven years, signaling a solid financial position for the holding firm.
Frank Draper of New York will lecture at the Auditorium on Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. The topic is Jesus Comes Again Why. Admission is free and no collection will be taken. Draper has traveled and lectured for nearly 17 years.
He describes an eight months' tour across Europe delivering lectures in major British and continental cities. He notes appreciative audiences in Europe as in the United States and Canada, saying his talks interest and benefit honest skeptics and Christians alike.
Mayer Store unveils price cutting on Saturday with deep discounts. Genuine Ansonia watches once 150 now 6 cents each. 50 cent white stone brooches cut to 25 cents. $1.50 fobs reduced to 75 cents and 29 West Park street is the place to shop.
In Los Angeles on August Jose Armardez a Mexican citizen died after attempting self surgery to relieve acute stomach trouble. He performed the act during an alleged attack and died at the receiving hospital. A nurse reported assisting in attempts to help him, but he died despite medical efforts to ease his pain.
Trains depart the B A P depot at 1 pm and 5 pm with returns at 3 15 pm and 8 65 pm. A spring picnic is planned inviting all, with a wireless station at Lowtown expected to enable direct communication with New York.
A stockholders committee opposing Heinze claims its plan to call the Stewart Mining annual meeting at Kellogg Idaho aims to enlarge corporate powers and legalize past actions. The minority group estimates a $10,000 expense and seeks support from holders totaling about 350,000 shares to counter Heinze's influence and block a receiver. The ad notes alleged misconduct by Heinze and Carter amid lawsuits and proxy maneuvers.
Twenty five youths appeared before Judge Donlan in Garfield school property destruction cases. Hearing postponed to next Friday as courtroom custody and related matters delayed proceedings. Three girls aged 14 to 18 faced added charges for frequenting the race track and drinking at a bar. Mother of one defendant and a few associates mentioned in court were present. Other cases also continued to that date.
Ix Daly of Hutte Montana, at the Hotel Brewster, cites a revival in Copper City prosperity driven by higher copper prices. He notes miners earn about four dollars daily, calls Butte the nation’s leading copper camp with a larger population than any other mining center, and asserts Butte will remain on the map even as some low-grade porphyry mines fade.
The local Order of Americans announces its annual picnic at Gregson Springs next Sunday with large crowds expected. A sports program includes a prize for the best looking American lad and faces will be shown. About 600 members and friends are expected, with a fine orchestra and red, white and blue lemonade offered.
In police court yesterday T. B. Hale was fined 15 for abuse of Mrs. Jack Hundy widow of a saloon keeper killed two months ago. Furniture dealer M. Nitzer and James Willis quarreled. Nitzer was fined 25 and Willis 10 with suspended sentence for good behavior after Wilson chased Nitzer who failed to return after a 20 bond.
Robert Mentrum, former Anaconda fire chief, led a party of ladies on a fine weather ride to Butte. The group included Mrs. Mentrum Mira J Frank Clinton Mrs William McManamy and Miss Nellie Sullivan. Despite driving car 23 the trip ended without incident.
Washington reports the conference on the Indian appropriation bill, about 8,880 dollars, approved and sent to the president for signature. Immediately after, the sun sky civil appropriation bill was debated and agreed to, with small bargains noted in Libby and Hawkes stock.
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