Raven Mine Shaft Progress and Copper Market Update
The Raven Mine reports progress with the shaft to 1100 feet and new vein crossings. A 2000 foot depth is planned with a cross cut from the 1100 foot station. Copper trade circles show better sentiment with shipments from New York and Baltimore totaling 1576 tons. Subscriptions to Nevada Consolidated Copper and Utah Copper bonds exceed issues, hinting at consolidation of major copper firms. Market commentary notes dull trading but hopes for a late-week rise as Amalgamated and other names move.
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Raven Mining Company
Raven
Simeltern
Pittsburg
Raven Shaft
John Berkin
New York
Yesteraux
Tf. H. Rogers
Boston News Bureau
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Liverpool
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Mexico
Perth Amboy
Peru
Chile
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Utah Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated
Utah Copper
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Guegenheims
W. B. Thompson
James Phillips, Jr
Paine
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecta
la Salle
Isle Royale
North Butte
Walker Bros. & Co
Shorts
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Butts
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King Bullwhacker
Jutie & Balaklava
Ida-Mountana
Boston
Pittsburgh
Montana
Alameda
Belmont
Big Creek
North Franklin
Butte
State Assessors Conference Sets Livestock and Property Valuations
The State Assessors' association reports minor changes in livestock valuations for 1908, with hogs up and yearlings down to $19. Numerous changes cover timber lands, lumber, mines, and telegraph lines, while rents and mineral claims receive attention. Attendees toured West Stewart mine and Clark smelter, then attended Broadway theater. officers to be elected with Helena or Kalispell hosting next meeting.
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Committee On Lands and Improvements
Committee On Mines and Machinery
Montana
Butie
Street Railway Company
Wharton
Ene
West Stewart
Clark
Broadway
Patrick Sr. Boland
Kauspell
Bozeman
Helena
Decision of M Gow an Stir Up Something
A west side holdup tale leads to international tension as France objects to a local court sentence. Otto Bramie, linked to the incident, protests being jailed 75 days, claiming French nationality and prompting a tense discussion with the mayor and local authorities.
Four Complaints Filed In County Attorney Office
Four complaints were filed in the county attorney office yesterday including two against druggists. Nick Maranela accused of selling drugs without a license and J P Chase charged with operating a drug store without a registered pharmacist. Witnesses FE Shields and Dave Moffett testified. Cases sent to Justice J H Munter of South Butte for trial. A third case against Joseph Grosster for failure to provide for his family began yesterday and will be heard by Justice THlunter. John Doe Boatz faces malicious mischief charges from Wear Galena Street and will be tried before Justice Patrick Colligan of Walkerville.
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Nick Maranela
J. P. Chase
Shields
Dave Moffett
Justice’s Court
J. H. Munter
South Butte
Justice Thlunter
Joseph Grosster
John Doe Boatz
Wear Galena Street
Patrick Colligan
Walkerville
Salvation Army to establish corps in Beaverhead capital
Adjutant Kuhn left for Dillon to place a Salvation Army corps in Beaverhead's capital by the 1st of the month. New officers from Chicago will lead the work, with a hall secured as headquarters and soldiers’ home. Mrs Durand will lead services in Butte in the adjutant’s absence and a song service is planned tonight at the army hall.
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Kuhn
Dillon
Salvation Army
Beaverhead
Chicago
Contractor J. Conlin Weds Mrs Tiny Allen in Deer Lodge
J. Conlin a well known contractor and builder, and Mrs. Tiny Allen of Deer Lodge, were married by Justice Doran. The couple will return to Deer Lodge to begin housekeeping. Conlin previously lived in Butte, has resided in Deer Lodge for 12 years, and his bride is a Deer Lodge native with many friends there. The city sees many newcomers seeking furnished rooms or boarding houses, often via want ads.
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J. (. Conlin
Tiny Allen
Deer Lodge
Justice Doran
Conlin
Butte
Montana
Morris W. Jesup Dies at 78 in New York Home
Morris W. Jesup retired banker and civic leader died early this morning at his home 197 Madison Avenue of heart disease at age 78. He had resigned as president of the chamber of commerce a year earlier, ending his active business links.
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New York
Morris W. Jesup
Madison Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Jesup
Enforcing the law on compulsory education in the city
Special Dispatch reports Otto Schoenfeldt of the bureau of child and animal protection in Billings investigating non enforcement of compulsory education. He aims to ensure law is enforced and has caused the arrest of a cigar dealer charged with selling tobacco to a boy under 16.
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Billings
Otto Schoenfeldt
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Edward H Hubbard Dies at 62 in Home Town Funeral Planned
Edward H Hubbard aged 62 died early yesterday at 1120 West Park Street. The body will be moved from Richards' undertaking parlors to St John's Episcopal church for a Thursday 2 30 pm funeral with Rev S C Blackiston officiating.
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Edward H. Hubbard
West Park Street
Richards
St John’s Episcopal’ Church
Rev. S. C. Blackiston
Supervisor Announces Grazing Permit Applications Open
Dillon Kansas January 22 Special to the Standard Woyiman supervisor of the Big 9 Wale north national forest says grazing permit applications are now being received. Permits cover 18 900 sheep and 34 400 cattle and horses with a 1000 head limit per applicant. Sheep season runs July 1 to October 15 and cattle and horses May 1 to November 5. Charges are 25 cents per head for cattle 2 cents for horses and 2? cents for sheep.
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Dillon
Ks. Woyiman
North National Forest
Private Bank in Chicago Quits Paying Depositors
The private bank of A. C. Tisdale suspended payments to depositors and posted an assignment for creditors. Liabilities total 73,900 with 61,600 due to depositors. assets listed at 5,800. Police were alerted to potential disturbances around the bank, but none occurred.
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Chicago
A. C. Tisdale
State Treasurer Glazier Resigns Amid Malfeasance Charges
Detroit January 22 The News reports State Treasurer Frank P. Glazier today forwarded his resignation to Governor Warner, including a detailed communication denying the governor’s charges of malfeasance in office.
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Detroit
Frank P. Glagier
Warner
Ma Tung Appointed Controller of Customs in Peking
Ma Tung former governor of Peking and noted for foreign affairs has been named controller of customs. He succeeds Lu Hai Huan who becomes administrator of the Tientsin Nanking railway.
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Peking
Ma Tung
Lu Hai Huan
Tientsin-Nanking
Say chain yer name explained in tongue exercise
The St. Louis Republic explains that the latest nobleman is pronounced Say-chain-yer. The piece notes the pronunciation may persist despite divorce courts as he is expected to establish a matrimonial mortgage on American per capita assets and create dividends from them.
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St. Louis Republic
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