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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
5
Butte authorities announce a $507 600 budget for New Year festivities with dances, theaters, dinners, and open houses across the city. Preparations include extended hours, club celebrations, and a metropolitan feel as residents welcome era.
The Ladies Auxiliary elected new officers for the coming year. Named were Mrs. Tridget Nichy as president, Mr Tabane Creole as treasurer, Mrs Revrelaty as secretary, Airs Avidset Gilets and Mit Hildeete as associate officers, with a meeting set for next Wednesday at Centerville in cooperation with the Anelout Order.
Five men Henry Berg Willing Strain Eynik Tin Hat hone ede Vrolnti aur rekled Christmad das Milo housa were found guilty yesterday afternoon by a jury for overdriving a team of Norsea. The court session drew a large audience. All five fined five dollars each. the charged men paid twenty dollars. One man faces an additional count for carrying concealed weapons.
New Haven Connecticut reports Dee Whiost Carroll Moore superintendent of schools in Los Angeles has been elected to the newly established professorship of education at Yale University. Two Connecticut citizens pledge twenty thousand dollars each to endow the chair. Anne Barth Mustad Slattendas, who died Wednesday, will be shipped from the undertaker tonight to her Michigan home, accompanied by her husband and no mother, who arrived in Bully after her daughter’s passing.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a memorial dedication funded by public subscription for the Oro Army of the Republic, with a $99,000 contribution by A. S. Greenhut of New York. Mr Greenhut arrived to preside over the ceremony, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact event unclear.
Boston crowds follow the Corbin Copper Company near Helena and watch Rob ert Millmet Copper develop property in Jefferson county. A new concentrator unit will handle 100 tons daily, with deep mining planned to 350 feet and a 100-foot crosscut as development continues. The Corbin district lies along the Jefferson county claims, powered by electric lines to reduce fuel use.
Authorities in Lipongi urge residents to clear walkways as ice recedes and more people walk at day and night. Many sidewalks remain slick or dirty after storms, with officials warning fines for hazards and noting a new automatic telephone switchboard will cost about $5,000 for the city police.
Copper prices show modest gains amid thin trading as Amalgamated and related firms report rising earnings. Market notes indicate improved copper demand, with Libyan and Libyan-linked stocks trading alongside U S copper shares. Analysts foresee stronger year-end liquidity after January disbursements and a cautious outlook for domestic consumption.
A distorted report discusses legal opinion on inspection powers, mentioning Byardal Hingily, Wake 2, and the Eleven legislative assembly. It notes that the board may be right to inspect and that warrants are disputed, with reference to the attorney general and governor. The text is fragmentary but centers on authority to inspect fruit and related legal implications.
A sheep herder named Hines, employed by Iugaley & Slipton near Old Tam Flewie, died from exposure after wandering on the prairie. Acting coroner M. Allen reported the man appeared to have been alone for some hours and there is fear of foul play. The incident was investigated by Vasey officials who noted Wilt Norge Inc may be involved, with uncertain motives and residents speculating about others possibly living in New York.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a defendant, Charla Wy Mars, awaiting tomorrow's ruling on an appeal in a United States court context. It mentions Twilge Lacomby and potential paths to the Supreme Court, with unclear references to prison and sentence timing.
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