Local leadership slate listed with officers
Andrew J. Davis serves as president James A. Talbott is vice president E B Werrick holds the sealers post and George Stevenson acts as assistant cashier in the described lineup of officers.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1901
Page
15
Andrew J. Davis serves as president James A. Talbott is vice president E B Werrick holds the sealers post and George Stevenson acts as assistant cashier in the described lineup of officers.
In February 1583 4 Butte resident J R Wharton recounts a harsh trek to the Coeur d Alenes mining camp. He describes a brutal factional battle at Fagle City near Murray where a man was killed and others wounded as gunfire rang out and a bystander named Jack Enright helped halt the fighting.
A narrator recalls the Murray restaurant owner Jeffries feeding miners with pork after two months of hard rationing. Rev W C Shippen preaches in a makeshift hall and a wedding occurs there. The trek includes perilous river crossings, a bunkhouse stay, and an encounter with Hon W H Clagett before returning to Butte with small gains and no mining riches.
The Electrical World and Engineer presents a table showing San Francisco leading U S cities in telephones per population with 21 344 phones for 942 782 residents and one phone per 16 people Boston follows with 23 780 phones for 600 000 residents one per 24. Other large cities listed include New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. The article notes rapid growth in telephone use nationwide.
The Shanghai Mercury outlines a massive lottery plan to fund indemnities to foreign governments. One hundred million tickets at 10 taels each would raise 1 billion taels, with 100 million for expenses 450 million for prizes and 459 million left to service indemnities. The notice calls it one of the largest bubbles ever created.
Butte plans two new additions Manzanilla and Open Treasure extending city limits about six blocks northward and adding roughly 26 blocks. A proposed streetcar line would extend west along West Granite Street to Excelsior and loop toward the School of Mines area, with park land around a low pressure reservoir and a future annexation drive to the west pending election.
A group of enthusiasts proposes a toboregan slide near the foothill by the Columbia gardens. They argue it could be built cheaply and provide winter amusement with a broad landing area and ample slope for swift rides. Manager Wharton is expected to consider the plan.
A fragment notes a street car line and a proposal to build a slide to furnish another source of pleasure for patrons, suggesting a plan to enhance amusement offerings.
A yesterday, a gentleman urged turning away from costly displays. He proposed a single red light on Fourth night and a public fund for cordy food and tar atop Big Butte to simulate a burning volcano. Private buyers could handle personal fireworks.
A Centerville miner with a loud water powered alarm keeps a vessel of water above his bed. When the bell rings for two minutes, water spills onto the pillow, waking even a sleeping guest. The prank led to a wild scene as the visitor, awakened late, hurled a boot and caused chaos before reconciliation.
The Shanghai Mercury reports Shen Pao urges extending silver coinage across provinces. Spanish and Mexican silver dollars enter Chinese trade, but Mexican coins dominate. Officials push dragon dollars with 30 percent tax payment rules while mint output and trust in Chinese coins rise and fall with perceived equality of touch.
Improvements at Pipestone Springs by proprietor Charles R Parker include a new two story bath house, vapor baths, mud baths, a large swimming pool, and a renovated brick hotel with a 50 guest dining room. Dr William E Casey touts waters as superior for rheumatism and related ailments as visitors from Hot Springs Arkansas and beyond flock to the springs east of Lutte on the Northern Pacific line.
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