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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
11
A mid century warning touts Cascarels as safe for children, claiming constipation causes many infant illnesses. It urges mothers to use Cascarels to loosen bones and purify milk, presenting it as a gentle strengthening aid for delicate baby bowels and a remedy for infant discomfort.
Professor Robert E. Swain testified in the Fred J. Biles v Anaconda and Washoe Mining case seeking an order to stop the Washoe smelter from renovations near eight to ten miles from their plant. He explained how he modeled a gas meter and described the tests for arsenic fumes, detailing the method, velocity, and composition of fumes as used to evaluate alleged damage to surrounding ranches.
Telegraph wires in the mast still damaged while market reports lag behind yesterday. Amalgamated stock fluctuated near 1.24 with notable prices in New York and Boston drafts, as copper and other metals show weak demand amid gale conditions and forecasts of a future divestiture.
A short session of court yesterday disposed of new matters. Judge Bourquly presided over A A McMillan versus Lee Vesport amid a disqualification issue. Roberts versus Chevrier and others resulted in default judgment for about $1000 with plaintiff’s attorney fees allowed. Dora Ormers against James B Furey and J F Rtecie saw denial of Stool’s motion to set aside the prior Miami judgment, but execution was scheduled for days.
The report notes two women facing warrants before Justice Peevey yesterday, with mentions of their arrest from a poling cat and a man named Ed Dyron showing signs of intoxication. The item also references a jailed man, Arthur McCauley, and a telephone job offer tied to his absence, plus local church and civic notices and upcoming events.
A collision at a Wyoming and Dark street crossing hurled eight from a cutter and a fire wagon during a swift response. Firemen and bystanders aided the injured, including Mrs Dolan and several children, as the department investigated and residents attended a funeral nearby. The report adds public notice on government bonds and investments from Copper Chief Winns stock.
The Butte Copper Exploration Company, capitalized at 300 000 dollars, forms to develop the Six O'clock group and other veins near the Breslin area. Officers include J Nichols of Butte as president and Alfred P Leopald of Chicago as secretary treasurer, with directors James Spencer Hill and Thomas Dee among others. Ground lies northeast of the property, with shafts on Six O'clock and Golden Gate veins showing copper ore.
The Oregon Short Line announces ticket sales for Beaver, Pel, and related routes. Tickets to Pocatello, Salt Lake, and Altoona areas offered with 32 hour trade offerings. Visit 105 North Main Street, Butte, Montana, for reservations and rates through Wilson DL & PB AY.
County jail operates at full capacity with 1, from yesterday count of 9 prisoners, December figures show far above the usual 60. Sheriff’s annual payroll noted, while judge Dontay warns crime burden exceeds one court’s capacity. Habeas corpus actions arise as prisoners wait weeks for charges, including Jatin C. Davis held since October 3 on assault charges, later released after county attorney intervened.
The American Consolidated Copper company plans a large flotation involving the Montana Coal and Coke stock. Capt. C. H. Palmer will manage from Boston with offices in State Street. European funding and a 95,010,000 capitalization are noted, with underwritten stock expected for deposit before general stockholder action.
Washington January 2 National Guard Association renewed support for a Senate Dill tending and an annual $3,000,000 appropriation to improve militia efficiency and promote rifle practice.
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