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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
5
Stocks rallied led by Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific as buyers drove prices to near multi year highs. A bulletin linked the move to a possible deal with Heinze interests and calls for harmony with Mitina don, while other copper shares like Anaconda and United Copper rose amid strong market demand.
Patrick Rodgers charged with carrying concealed weapons had his trial postponed for one week. Attorneys I T Maury and T Hogewell, who had been acting for Rodgers, withdrew from the case prompting Justice Deevy to allow time to secure new counsel and reschedule for next Wednesday.
Two large slot machines were found in a Granite Street gambling room turned into a saloon by Justice Doran. The machines were seized in a civil action, while the judge refused to convert money for players.
Judge Warren handled a light docket with four plain drunks fined ten dollars each and three men charged with being vagrants sent to Doran's court. Dave Neymann was charged with keeping a pawn shop open after hours and reading the statute. Montana Ajax Mining Co claims ore in sight justifying stock value and promotes shares at a fair price. contact IL J Price and C W Cockrell at Thornton Hotel.
The secretary of the Interior awarded division No 1 of the Huntley project main canal to Wupties & Olsen of Butte for 170 350. The contract covers 102 000 cubic yards of earth excavation 2 600 feet of tunnel and 3 200 yards of concrete with a satisfactory bond required.
George C. Kirkham of New Haven arrives in Butte to become assistant cashier at Actna bank. He is described as a banker of wide experience. A B Clements is reported near retirement from management of the bank.
The column cites C aiming to beat Yommy Ryan for the middleweight title and then defeat Marvin Mart for the heavyweight, with other notes on Jim Jeffords injury, rule changes, and upcoming matches. It mentions boxing figures, training camps, and college baseball schedules, plus evolving boxing and bowling plans across cities like Philadelphia Cincinnati Los Angeles and Denver.
Tom Riley, about 21, a Spreulator mine worker, told Sheriff Deputy Jack Wyman he feared the United States and England would dismantle their navies, foreseeing disaster. After reassurance, Riley left weeping, anxious about a threatened naval collapse.
Th Demick died yesterday at South Main street. He was a Civil War veteran who served in the late conflict.
A New York native served in Company E of the Ninety second and Company E of the First New York Infantry enlisting October 2 1861 and discharged June 25 1863. Funeral services for Mr Demuck are set for Friday at 2 00 or 12% West Galena Street under Lincoln Post No 2 G A B. The Montina Music Company sale is described as a great success.
Spacial Dispatch notes from Dillon report Emma Burfiend undergoing a successful operation at St Mary's hospital for an apparent appendicitis but diagnosed as due to a usury receiver. L. TD. Graeter will move to California to manage a large lumber company. E. H. Hall to run Traeler Grocery. Paul Brown of Dillon Tailoring is gravely ill after a severe case of blond poisoning following a ingrown toenail removal.
Special Dispatch from Townsend Jan 3. Sheriff I W Munden, returning from the Gallatin valley, investigated missing horses stolen from the Six Mile range by the Sloan and Maxwell gang now under arrest in the Hazelman Jail. He located several head belonging to Broadwater county residents and believes strong cases exist against gang members with convictions likely.
In Cadiz Ohio on January 31 a riot erupted at Robbyvilla mines in Clarkson county as 100 Polish miners refused to strike with Hungarians and others. About 150 men attacked with stones and clubs injuring a dozen foreigners. Two ringleaders were arrested.
In a Menderville county case Justice Rhoades had dismissed a threat case against Clifford McGilvray, a former officer, who then faced a third degree assault complaint filed by his ex wife Maggie Collins. She alleged he struck her and knocked out a tooth during a confrontation at her mother's home. Deputies searched for him as he worked on the hill, with his brother saying he would appear in court after his shift.
San Francisco and other cities report horse racing results with multiple races. Winners include Nappa, Royalty, Governor Davis, Gateway, Niffexput, Sir Edward, Decimo, Horad, Crawshade, Blissful, Ning, Lythellet, Pick Time, Time D Bofonr, Merlingo, Key fore, Floral King, and more with posted times and placements.
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