Anaconda City Receipts Rise in June
City treasurer reports June revenue totaling 2328 dollars from law violations. Police magistrate added 828 dollars and nuisance arrests contributed 1500 dollars to the coffers.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
8
City treasurer reports June revenue totaling 2328 dollars from law violations. Police magistrate added 828 dollars and nuisance arrests contributed 1500 dollars to the coffers.
The third degree assault case against Constable Alfred Johnson ended in acquittal yesterday in Justice Frank Fitzgeralds court before a jury. Defense was led by D H Morgan with Ira Stagg representing the complainant. Special efforts to persuade Indians to use banks rather than hide money are meeting some success.
Fans gathered at the Standard building to hear blow by blow reports from Polo Grounds boxing card. Early bouts ended with a four round draw between Lynch and Sharkey, Shade stopped Slattery, Wills stopped Wienert in two, then Greb vs Walker drew near fan frenzy before a disputed decision favored Greb.
Charles Ross Quick and Miss Audrey Keppner of Anaconda were married by Rev. E C Bartlett at the Methodist parsonage with George Bonnell and Helene Hillbrand present. The bride is the Keppner daughter. the groom is Gustaf A Quick's son, Buick sales manager. They plan a state honeymoon and will reside in Anaconda.
Rangeley Maine farmer's wife Mrs Walter E Anderson says two years of pains and weakness vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to try it, praising Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts as a top user of herbs and roots.
Members gathered for the Independence Day supper dance at Anaconda Country Club. The event featured a social session, dinner, and dancing with rooms decorated in red white and blue to reflect a patriotic theme.
A police docket shows twelve traffic cases with detentions and fines. Dan Graham forfeited 25 dollars for reckless driving. Fred Carrier fined 10 dollars for drunkenness. M J Kelly and J A Brennan were dismissed on speeding charges.
A district court complaint by W. R Hallowell seeks 405.86 damages from Robert Engleman for a May 31 collision said to occur about 100 yards from his side of Deer Lodge county line. Engleman was fined 25 for leaving the scene without investigation.
The Montana State Land Board bans oil and gas leases in most half section tracts, with narrow exceptions for smaller parcels. It also forbids leases to those who let prior leases lapse to dodge exploration penalties. A timber sale in Elk Creek and Sunset Hull units, Clearwater forest to Anaconda Copper Mining Co., appraised at $3 per thousand feet, includes 27,285,000 feet yellow pine and 15,650,000 feet of larch and fir. A fall general land sale in counties with applications is planned. Marines to quit Nicaragua. final withdrawal set for Aug. 4 after 13 years guarding American interests.
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