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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1901
Page
11
A clerk at A N Rombauer's assay office on Wyoming street tests drinking water. He finds a quarter-inch long, rainbow colored organism like a sea serpent. A reporter notes the discovery. a pocket filter invention is suggested. Summer excursion fares via Great Northern offered.
A. E. Stone of Chicago is named commissioner of the Terminal Association succeeding Ma. Sloane. Stone will oversee operations and governance for the organization, with duties described in the official appointment notice.
A. K. E. Stone of Chicago has arrived to assume charge of the Butte Terminal association and Western Weighing bureau. He succeeds James Sloane who led the office for years. Sloane remains undecided about future plans while Stone vows no change in personnel or policy. Mrs. Sloane has returned from the East.
A district court path leads through several suits as Mrs. McGlynn sues over a promised property while Sophie Sabre versus Christine Holt proceeds with witness Pred Tallon revealing alleged remarks by Wilson about furniture sale at the Red Boot lodging house. Other actions include Della sicenynu charging J P Celling as administrator over West Front property, Hopkins contesting a Queen of the Hills Tombstone mine sale commission, a divorce suit for desertion, Heinze seeking judgment, and a lien foreclosure in Butte. Also a Century Centennial beer promotion appears as a contrasting note.
Round trip tickets on the Salt Lake to Cincinnati and San Francisco routes list fares by city and date including Cincinnati July 2 3 58 50 Detroit 2 3 61 25 Milwaukee 51 70 San Francisco July 6 13 59 00 Buffalo June to October 64 50 Obtain reservations for sleeping car berths at city ticket office 105 North Main St Butte Mont H O Wilson General Agent. Also a notice calling members of A A H and RE L A divisions to a meeting July 3 in Hibernia hall chaired by Edward Highes Acting Co President A D H. Plus an advertisement for Dr Frank eye specialist in Room 11 new P G block Butte.
City officials released June reports detailing dog and livestock matters. Poundmaster Maponey tallies 154 dogs drowned and 5 redeemed, 8 sold, 12 released on licenses, 3 nonresident releases, with 27 dogs still in pound July 1. cash received for dogs $16. Also notes cows and horses impounded with brief redeeming and selling figures, and total city receipts of $38 delivered to the treasurer.
Harry Mason, key witness against Charles Anderson and co defendants Charles J Mason reports threats after testifying. He appealed to the county attorney for protection, worried by a note signed A Friend warning Swedes will do him. Authorities plan to pursue those who issued the threats amid the Harrington murder case.
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