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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
4
Market mood improves with copper stock activity as buyers reenter, pushing prices higher. North Butte 14 stock leads gains while Anaconda declines slightly. insiders reportedly prefer copper stocks. Comparing recent prices shows mixed moves across major copper issues amid cautious optimism.
James Keefe of the Rotte Kennel Club boasts two fine weired rugs from Missouri and recalls hunting bears along Swan River. He plans to keep them by the fireplace while noting his bear dogs Bal and Sally will accompany him this winter or spring.
Monday’s court in Watte records the lightest session in history with two cases. Judge McGowan discharge in one incident after warning, while a second man faced assault charges. a later inquiry noted a broken ankle in a separate accident. Wards and hospital care followed for the injured. Our thanks to Western Iron Works employees and neighbors for sympathy in a recent death. The Bloomdale annual ball is announced at Hibernia Hall with invited attendees.
The Seattle deputy sheriff B Chet Belding and his wife Mia Bell M Belding faced a divorce marked by alleged collusion. The Superior Court judge Frater had granted the decree, but a Times report and Mrs Belding’s denials spurred a review to determine if a mutual agreement voided the divorce. The case centers on cruelty allegations and possible reexamination after Mrs Belding’s statement.
Walkerville council grants Walkerville Fire Department permission to hold the first public event in the new hall tomorrow evening. The open house features speeches, presentations, singing, and a reception with Mayor Mike Murray and Joe Holland among the speakers.
A chaotic fragment reports a railway station fire and the murder of an agent. Names and details are garbled but imply a robbery with suspects being pursued as officials guard information and large sums of money involved. The text hints at a planned attack to intimidate or cover crimes.
Dispatch to the Standard from Helena details state actions by Governor Moule in a pardon case involving Avenir Val Winkle. The report notes involvement of companions and references a school and local figures in the Ter form area with names such as Brandinather and Minvenpalla.
A Boston Financial News report cites a familiar treasury source valuing United Copper Co. at par for preferred stock and around 70 per share for common stock. The firm holds 800,000 acres in British Columbia, 10,000 acres coal lands in Pennsylvania, and stakes in Ohio Copper Co. and the Coeur d Alene district. Developments include Cananea-Duluth shaft work and Cananea Central, with high hopes for Greene Cananea. Butte Coalition is viewed as a key near-term asset, aided by contracts with Washoe and Great Falls smelters.
The article describes speculation on the Butte copper mine situation, noting higher authorities behind the Butte Coalition and a reliance on national banks for $5,000,000 to stabilize markets. It reports a strong buying mood at North Butte, mentions Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda dividend plans, and forecasts a sharp metal market rise with cautious advice to buy on weakness.
In akg the market broader and giving it new We. Prices will work higher, with occasional setbacks, hid ywrck, and things are better. Hence Crews-it is reasonable to indulge In more hopeful views. Possibly we may to face six months, or even in year, of more or less business low mood. Charles Wend & Co follow the distribution of canuary interest and dividends, car aften may be made to establish higher levels in the distribution of stocks. From an investment point of view, the purchase of shares of standard railroads, known to be without handicap of pressing conierds for money, should show good returns.
New York, Tom Tad Jones, Yale star catcher, declines pro offers to stay at Yale. He plans to return next year and serve as superintendent of the Yale Yonik Men's Christian association, amid moves by Charles Baty. The article notes national attention on his decision and pending affiliations with local clubs.
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