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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
5
Witness describes stream use for dairy operations near Wirnt Spring valley. Testimony covers Miller and Kelley claims, property valuation, future dairy income, and the impact of water access on farming viability amid proposed improvements and market questions.
A shaky, fragmented report outlines a newly organized company amid a copper boom. It notes rising stock values, large investments, and the impact of copper demand on Butte and related mining districts, highlighting the Butte field’s expansion and the role of major firms in extending ore veins and securing permanence of mining prosperity.
A confused report describes a dispute at the camel courthouse over a letter writing habit and alleged misconduct. Joe Russell, a county attorney, sent a letter accusing a colleague of improper conduct and compensation. Simpson pursued action citing impropriety and warning of continued illegal work.
A jury verdict awarded ASA of Merritt Gordon $3,000 damages in a Montana Ore Mining Co lawsuit arising from a personal injury. Gordon, employed at the defendant's smelter and slag boat, claimed an accident occurred when a supporting brace detached and the boat swung, while the defense argued the chain was not faulty and the accident due to Corston’s negligence.
Professors and students prepared a major botanical exhibition at the Montana Agricultural College, featuring native Montana flora and exotic specimens. Curator Rend and architect MH Renta assisted as display cases were prepared and herbarium specimens readied for a February opening.
Patrick Kelly of Butte meets two strangers on the road to Bathe while returning from a trip via Lake. They drink with him then vanish, leaving behind his wife and father in distress as Kelly reports the event. Police investigate as two suspects tied to a band of criminals emerge.
Postal officials from New York and the Northwest inspect readiness for the fifth overland circuit linking Seattle and Chicago. W. Canvell and W. Taw plan a Spokane departure. Vienk stays several days in Seattle to finalize equipment for the route. Manager Byrne donated the rink for a St. Patrick's Church event as the service prepares to launch soon.
The Columbus-Bane Mining Co reports striking rich ore at the Jae Dell mine since July and September development. A five foot vein yields gold and silver with total value around 215 dollars. Despite a promising strike, development continues as the firm reorganizes ownership and plans further work.
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