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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1906
Page
5
The text describes a volatile trading session with copper and related commodities, naming Amalgamated and several firms, price movements, openings and closings, and notable gains and losses. It notes extended investigations and speculative activity affecting market behavior.
A telegram from Robert E. Tally, superintendent of Gladstone Greenwater Copper Development Company, notes drilling progress. Work has begun on the ledge with initial shafting and anticipated 440 feet of depth, signaling potential value for stockholders amid favorable prospects for the Inv county property.
Funeral notices list multiple services for John Brooke, Austin Flankey, and Alfredo Tas. Services set at First Street residence, Sherman Reed parlors, and Sacred Heart church with preparations at 9:30 am or 2 pm, including mass and high service. Includes an unrelated ad for transport pricing.
Report covers Cable Consolidated Mine Group's copper ore shipment from the Cable property about 200 miles west of Amarillo. Ore yielded 21 tons at 7.02 per ton in gold value, with a high zinc and silver content, while development focused on extending the shaft to 240 feet depth to access richer ore. The company plans further 10 feet of shale to expose additional copper ore as winter weather halts operations.
A copper strike near Alliance involved Mileace Coppre and 30 miners in a fatal fall of 260 feet. The event halted work on a high grade vein as crews from several companies including Al Haner and Parvell worked to recover tools and recover the injured, with estimated ore value between 80 and 100 per ton.
Yehmite and Abraham Ruef appeared before Judge Dimue for arraignment on extortion charges to be handled by the grand jury. The scene included tense exchanges and attorneys indicating readiness for postponement as the judge set a new date.
Fragmentary OCR describes a stock subscription notice for a company, naming FG Richards Shhrock and A H Rombaior as manager. It references receiving stock at a local office and mentions reports and inspections, but many names and specifics are garbled.
Reports detail the Weald Ne profinite company and Lewisohn General Development company expanding near the East Side area. The North Unite canapury james and the Foul Butte Minise lease property work on a shaft between A and a foot deep, with correspoding corression from the South Tire company. Work aims to deepen the shaft using heavier machinery, tied to the Catavaed wistiiel of Jefferson county, with contractors and engineers coordinating amid ongoing exploratory operations and a pending elevated ore concentration. The project signals an immediate opening of the new ore venture, despite prior machinery downtime and communications issues.
In a tense courtroom, the jury swiftly convicts the defendant for an alleged assault last July on the victim, as testimony is read and officers restrain witnesses. The rapid verdict comes after a brief, orderly hearing with the defense presenting limited testimony.
Police were alerted to a train robbery near Exshaw where the express car was broken into and valuables valued around $5,000 disappeared. Authorities have not yet identified any suspects, but it is believed the robbers may have boarded the train at Exshaw.
The British airliner Arinloa arrived today and was escorted to the prow of the Britiat turk Adrana with a rescue at the Bay of Uiseny in November. Ancona, Autwen, and San Crar ceco were noted, with a fire sighting and destruction after a tow. In Albany New York on December 2, the Motor Throughway Incorporated will be announced with a capital of $200. The firm plans to buy real estate and an automobile course near Mineola, with principal capital by Melman and others.
Dr. and Interstate Commission official M. Cockrell, confined in Wis for weeks with illness, shows gradual improvement and expects to resume work within a week. The report notes his condition has stabilized and he remains under care.
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of Atlanta in a case involving the city’s pipe plant. The ruling supports the city’s position on the so called pipe initiative and clarifies the legal standing of municipal projects.
Ex mining expert Frank J. Probert inspected the Bisst Butte Mining Company property for W. A. Tune of Boston. Reports 40 foot level Dutton shaft ore from 12 to 15 feet wide at 5 to 7 percent copper content and similar ore at Yankee Boy with 80 feet width and 6 to 7 percent copper. Probert notes two small concentrators in use, contemplates extensive improvements, and values the south ground purchase as a strong asset. Treasury stock sale adds 10,000 shares to capitalize development.
A wild scene unfolds as a large hairy ape like creature roams streets during early morning hours. Police pursue the animal through town, finally losing it near the outskirts. several witnesses report fear and astonishment. Residents express concern while officers consider further action.
London Nec December 7 The test system of army promotion under debate mirrors US questions. A commission report issued today hints at a move toward selection based promotion with a board's recommendations guiding changes.
A Beaver Falls hearing where the Pullman Car Company offered no defense against a state land commission action over misbranded milk supply. proceedings indicate the company faced a penalty around seventy nine dollars and related costs.
Indications show Japan arranging a wide selection of men for military service, with those already present and those to arrive in the future being picked for readiness. The article notes broad mobilization possibilities and ongoing preparations amid rising tensions.
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