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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
4
A Detroit News summary reports Wolverine mine activity south of copper delta shows strengthened prospects. Islay Royale exploration expands with No 1 through No 6 shafts extending, boosting refined copper output forecast to about 975000 pounds for 1995 and potential quarterly dividends.
The Battle lode on Eat Royale lands faced a late navigation to calm waters, delaying Noven- Ver output. Most copper shipments were loaded while hot from furnaces, with the last boat departure easing wharf activity to normal. Demand remains heavy as supply lines brace for winter conditions, and forwardings of copper continue.
Wallace Corbett plans a change in mining location after leaving Butte. He aims to renew operations with different conditions to achieve formal results. Reports note shaft depth and property assessments, with local officials citing potential reevaluation of mining extent.
The Times of the Jin reports Greenwater and surrounding areas in hive county Cub under two feet of snow. Prices rise oddly as supply lines break. fuel costs soar while mules and horses rest from blocked routes. Officials note a severe snowstorm with a long cold spell and ongoing concern for markets, transport, and relief efforts.
Hayden, Stone & Co. report on Cananea Central Copper finds extensive stake, with seven shafts and copper ore averaging 14 to 16 percent. About 100 workers currently in development, monthly ore output around 800 tons sent to reduction works, with net earnings near 31,000 per bus, excluding freights and refining. Possible deeper levels could sustain large works. no definite plans for permanent reduction yet.
Ed Higgins Jr a young mining engineer discusses the Smokehouse shaft developments in Butte. The piece covers shaft unwatering at 300 to 400 feet, planned hoisting upgrades, and power changes to support pumping and air compression. It notes the shaft lies in the city center with 19.6 acres owned by Dougherty Copper interests, and outlines proposed electrical and mechanical installations to resume mining operations.
Plutshig Mee Thomas McClaren aged 29 Brereton avenue arrested by Policeman J Kulze on complaint of Uwe gist. He faced $50 forfeit or days at the workhouse after allegedly frightening young women. F Hovoski 18 of Melwood street said he attacked her with mask and language. she escaped. Jackson 18 of 301 in street was frightened as well. McClaren claimed his mind was blank and he could not recollect the events. He used a handkerchief over his face on the cold night.
Alcon Mr Dev reports two men ambushed by masked highwaymen while returning from Robertystale Huntingdon with 2500 in cash. J8 Shapiro a Groadtopy City businessman and his driver Jonnie Munehhert were shot. Shapiro wounded in shoulder and abdomen, possibly fatally. They fled to Robertsdale for help as authorities captured several suspects.
William Tt Leeds of New York buys the Rough Point estate at Newport known as Vanderbilt property valued around 500000 dollars. The Vanderbilt family have not resided there recently and continue summer visits. The property lies at the end of Nelvae avenue with cliff frontage. An assayer, A A Romhauer, has moved his office to 56 East Granite Street in the Thornton annex.
Mrs. Saran Coxe Satchell sues her husband Kemond Satchell for cruel and barbarous treatment in Allentown, naming her as daughter of the late Walter F. Coxe of Lehigh Valley Coal and noting their marriage in 1901 and residence in mining regions before returning home.
In Stroussborg Pennsylvania Dee reports that about 40 tree dealers across Monroe County will not ship to the Philadelphia market this year. Nearly 130 carloads of trees are held back or delayed as a deep freeze or new conditions in the Maine woods disrupt operations.
The Atlantic liner Minnetonka arrived with 2000 pheasants. They will be restocked in Kansas under supervision of Charles Denney, special agent of the Kansas agricultural commission. The delivery aims to replenish the state's pheasant stock.
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