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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1902
Page
14
The Greatest Specialist of the Age presents a cure for catarrh described as the most modern disease and the era’s greatest scourge. His treatment claims invention from decades of study and research conducted abroad.
A promotional piece extols Yellek's catarrh treatment as proven and effective over ten years, claiming relief from nasal discharge, headaches, and bronchial issues. It also touts eye surgeries and remedies for vision problems, asserting at home treatment with limited visits and no charges for initial consultations.
State Game Warden W F Scott and Deputy Henry Avare patrol Butte cafes finding trout and venison being sold illegally. Warrants issued for C J Gerald F C Rippe John Hubert and John Doe Levy with Gerald and Rippe pleading guilty and paying fines. Levy held on bond and to plead Monday as Scott vows continued enforcement of the state game laws.
The Thornton Hotel offers European plan rooms at $1.50 per day and up and American plan at $3 per day and up. Finest Western dining advertised. Tomorrow Case Gravelle Ervin Co. begin their annual linen sale. Bar patrons see growing earnings.
A meeting yesterday afternoon moved to form a society for protection and relief of rheumatics in the city. Temporary officers named include Chief rheumatic Mayor W. H. Davey and vice rheumatic H. W. Turner. Ernest Lange and A M Lamb named medical adviser and official custodian of cures. rheumatics and ex rheumatics of character may join.
City hall debates a temporary holding space for smallpox patients during transport to the pesthouse. A room off the Arizona Street fire station is proposed with firemen ready to assist. Health Officer Legrat may persuade the fire chief to take charge for the few hours required.
The Bell Telephone company completes its line to Virginia City and installs two experienced operators in the Alder street office. West Superior men plan to enter Butte soon to promote a rival system, with a city canvass to measure support from Butte residents and businesses.
Teutonia lodge No 2 installs term officers including President Dr Louis Bernheim Vice President Oscar H Reif Recording Secretary Lorenz Wolpen Financial Secretary O M Zschau Treasurer Gustav Fitschen and Trustee T Pissott
Tim Lynch resigns as foreman at the Parrot mine after two years of service Pan Griffin replaces him as foreman Griffin comes from the High Ore mine of the Anaconda company to take the position.
Cattle receipts 3000 at Omaha South Market steady Native steers 14.57 to 16.57 cows and heifers 04 to 04.40 western steers 3.70 to 5.40 Texas steers 3.40 to 4.40 canners 2.75 to 2.75 stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.40 calves 3.46 to 3.55 bulls 2.40 to 4.55 Hogs receipts 4800 market steady heavy 6.20 to 6.60 mixed 4.10 to 6.05 live 6.05 light 4.00 to 6.15 pigs 1.65 to 2.75 bulk 6.00 to 6.40 Sheep receipts 1000 market steady fed muttons 4.40 to 4.75 westerns 3.40 to 3.75 ewes 2.00 to 3.00 lambs 4.50 to 5.08.
Kansas City market receipts show native steers at 846.00 to 5.50, Texas and Indian steers 4.25 to 5.50, Texas cows around 2.50, native cows and heifers mixed. Blockers and feeders sold around 2.70 to 4.40, calves traded near 4.00 to 6.00, hog receipts total 4000 with market higher. Overall market appeared about unchanged amid varied demand and mixed lots.
San Francisco dispatch notes regional wool sales including Nevada Oregon and Mendocino counties. Prices and lots feature lambs and fleece in a brief market update with references to various districts and producers.
The Coe company general offices in the Bank of Commerce Building, Minneapolis, states they own and run the most extensive private wire system in the United States. Plans include a direct copper wire from Minneapolis to Anaconda Butte Helena Great Falls Livingston Bozeman Billings and Miles City.
Disappointing weekly bank statement dampens stock advances with profit taking. United States Steel leads gains while Amalgamated Copper climbs on dividend injunction news. copper then backs off. St. Paul gains on December earnings but doubts grow as weekly earnings are dropped. Market sentiment shifts to hopes for January rate relief and renewed large-scale capital combinations despite mixed opinions on valuations and foreign credits.
The copper market showed unsettled quotes with yesterday's levels cited. Prices for Lake Superior, electrolytic copper, and various foundry grades moved slowly, while no cables from abroad were reported.
The Commercial Advertiser reports brisk trading with Kaffirs up on Boer captures. Consols rise on hope of next Monday's £50 distribution and government dividends easing Bank of England debt. Americans mostly steady except U S Steel. Silver dull and spirits low.
The Pinancier notes a weekly estimated bank cash gain of 8.622 million driven by $155.9 thousand in unmatured bond disbursements and a $2.5257 million offset from sub treasury operations. It highlights a $11.586 million rise in loans, a $15.34 million loan and cash gain alignment, and a $875.715 thousand drop in surplus reserve amid year start cash patterns.
The item notes cash totals of 7 715 575 against 15 150 075 year ago, with strongest bank week payments by the treasury early in the week. Larger banks loaned heavily after midweek, signaling increased cash supply and a possible return to normal money-market conditions in the current week.
Chicago traders faced a nervous yet active wheat market as buying orders surged in the pit. Cables showed foreign strength while Manitoba wheat offered at Montreal as navigation began. May futures closed mixed with gains in corn oats and fats with pork and lard also higher.
Cash quotations for flour products grains and meats are given with varied prices. Prices cover patents straights clears spring specials No 2 spring wheat No 2 oats No 2 white No 3 white No 2 rye oats barley flaxseed Timothy seed pork lard ribs shoulders and short clear sides with multiple per barrel and per pound figures.
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep listed with varieties like cows heifers bulls calves and fed steers. Notes show market volumes and varied quotes including mixed and butchers prices, steady to weak trends, and regional ranges.
Washington reports as of today January 4 the statement of the treasury shows available cash balance 172 352 102 dollars and gold holdings 112 759 26 dollars.
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