Market gains amid heavy liquidation end of panic
Stock market steadied after a prolonged liquidation period with improved sentiment in banking circles. Copper and iron producers report firmer activity as short interest and demand rise, while analysts caution against overextension and suggest selective buying on rails and industrials amid cautious optimism.
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Notice to engineers to post cards at Miners' Convention
A damaged notice asks sixteen engineers or miners to post cards at the financial observatory during the Miners' Convention before January 2001. President Pat Dylouh and the secretary indicate best value for a piano or organ from Orton Bros at 214-213 Main Street.
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Estate of Mrs Driggs Heir Claim Ends Probate Case
Left large estate and only one heir. Petitions indicate Mrs Mila Bordeaux claims heirship. Melantt and others petition to be appointed administrator of the estate of the late Mrs. My Wrigge In Silver County who died last October. Property includes corner at Granville and Alaska, half interest in East Park Street property, quarter block on Colorado Street, and cash. Court to determine heirs and admin appointment amid ongoing lawsuits and past property disputes.
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Tales of a Montana Rancher on Homing Horses and Cat Tales
A Butte rancher recounts long journeys to retrieve wayward horses and the persistence of animals returning to their old ranges. He recalls horses traveling thousands of miles across rivers and territories, guided by instinct, sometimes rode by mounted wranglers, with dramatic reunions years later.
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Dakota Grown! A Fragmentary War Era Note
A garbled excerpt describes a person once dismissed as worthless, later valued when the Boer War began, and sold amid others. The passage mentions a range, a pensioner, and a stubborn shack held by limited space and depth of an unspecified acca.
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Governor Hay plans long Washington State road
Governor Hay outlined a plan for a major Washington state trunk road to connect cities from Bellingham to Spokane and Vancouver. He cited a projected $850,000 yearly benefit for road improvements and urged continued state funding and county cooperation, noting the plan aims to boost farming areas and attract settlers. The proposal seeks a continuous, high‑quality highway with statewide support and clear efficiency in spending.
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Washington State
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Butte and Ely Mining Company Elects Directors
The annual stockholders meeting in Butte elected directors W D Thornton C Beans A C Adams Roy Alley of Butte and Edward Maney of Duluth. Maney was named treasurer of the Giroux consolidated company and Beasley? Care son named director of Butte and Ely. Thornton was re elected president Adams vice president Alley secretary. No further business or property actions noted. Company shows $240184.45 in the treasury with no immediate purchases planned.
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North Franklin Mining Company shows strong growth prospects
Ww. H. Nichols, president of North Franklin Mining, reports the company with 1,000,000 shares authorized at par value changed to 5 per share, 60,000 treasury shares, and ownership of 150,000 shares in Star Silver Lead Mining, adjoining North Franklin. The Star group valued at millions, with Star vein intersected by the Franklin tunnel, development ongoing and surface showing robust ore indications. North Franklin claims 115 acres patented land, surrounded by nearby properties worth over $30,000,000, with no current debt and projected drilling for further expansion. Investors encouraged by past demand, suggesting stock may rise to 50 cents to $1 per share as development progresses.
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