Anaconda to Create Special Improvement District No 80
The City Council of Anaconda Montana declares its intention to form Special Improvement District No. 80 to build a sanitary sewer along alleys north of Commercial Avenue through the Alder Addition to Ash Street and connect with the sewer near the alley between Commercial and Park Avenues. Estimated cost 1285 dollars. A public hearing is set for July 17, 1916 at 8 pm in the City Hall Council Chamber.
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Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge County
Montana
City of
Commercial Avenue
Ash Street
Commercial
Park Avenues
Alder Addition
Council
A. D
M. J. Kelly
Said
State of Montana
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Madison Street
Park Avenue
Third Street
Anaconda earnings at normal markets analyzed for 15 cent copper
Anaconda’s earnings potential at 15 cent copper would reach about 29.6 million dollars annually with net copper production costs near 11 cents per pound and zinc profits from Great Falls and Anaconda smelters. The analysis estimates 18.65 million dollars required for eight dollar dividends, leaving a surplus around 10.94 million for expansion and debt retirement.
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PA Ad
Anaconda
Anaconca
Inspiration
Greene-Cananea
International Smelting & Refining Company
Butte
Butte Miners Union
International
United Metals
Miami
Arizona
Tooele
Utah
Chicago
Raritan
N. J
United Metals Selling Agency
Great Falls
Greene-Cananea Copper Company
Horoscope predicts trial and tension with hopeful social rise
The astrology column warns of a doubtful day with Mars adverse and Venus and the Sun favorable. It cautions weakened physical strength, potential disputes, and delayed ventures while predicting diplomatic risk for leaders, flirtations with romance, and possible promotions for the employed.
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Mars
Venus
Mexico
France
Hughes At East Hampton Fourth Of July Parade
Charles E. Hughes visited East Hampton on July 4 to review Independence Day events. Enthusiasts marched to the nominee’s summer home and fired the village cannon once, a historic weapon not used since the Revolutionary War.
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Bridgehampton
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
East Hampton
Paso detaches train to bring home Cerrizal battle dead
A special train departed from Paso to Villa Ahumada carrying the bodies of Americans killed in the Cerrizal battle. An El Paso undertaker oversaw the arrangements for the return.
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Paso
Texas
Mexican Central Railroad
Villa Ahumada
Cerrizal
el Paso
Meaderville and East Side Set for Thursday Baseball Clash
The Meaderville and East Side baseball teams will meet on the Meaderville diamond Thursday evening with both clubs pursuing a win on home turf.
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Meaderville
East Side
Reasons for the Drop in Boston & Montana Stock
The Boston and Montana Development Co stock fell sharply after a clash with interior interests and East Coast connections. Traders cited bank loan draws and forced selloffs as causes, with the share price swinging from £2 to 75 cents before settling around $1.25 amid ongoing disputes and financing woes.
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Boston & Montana Development Company
Elkhorn and French Gulch
Big Hole Basin
Boston
New York
Boston & Montana
Montana Officials Linger in Butte During Capital Move
State officials and politicians gathered in Butte as Montana informally moved its seat of government from Helena to the city. The parade and hospitality marked the event with leaders from all parties greeting each other, while avoiding heavy political talk. Notable attendees included Gov. S. W. Stewart, Lieut. Gov. W. W. McDowell, and several state officers and inspectors.
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Montana
Helena
Butte
Republican
W. Stewart
W. W. McDowell
al Livingstone
Theodore Brantly
Supreme Court
Copeland Burg
William Keating
John F. Cullerton
W. O. Craix
J. J
New York Writer Gill Nets $1000 for Six Words
George Gill, a New York writer, is described as the highest paid writer after receiving a $1000 check for composing a six word sentence. The note highlights his unusual earning as a publicity stunt.
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New York City
George Gill
Dr Lumby Confesses to Escapades in County Jail
In Oakland California on July 4, Dr Charles Lumby self-styled buyer of horses for the British government admitted a string of escapades. He confessed to misrepresentations about his wealth and affections while jailed for forging checks. He is wanted in Vancouver and other northwest cities and had swindled Hayward merchants on fictitious paper.
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Fiakland
Cal
Charles Lumby
Lumby
Vancouver
Wash
Northwest
Sheriff's Office
Hayward
Sterling Gum Ends Seven Thousand Prizes in Mystery Contest
The Sterling Gum company sent 7 777 prizes to winners whose solutions to the 7th point mystery ranked highest. The winning phrase was The gum the sun brought out. Mr Gill’s success followed the flood of over 314 000 past ecards. Merit and persistent newspaper advertising drove the program.
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Sterling Gum Company
Sun
Gill
Fourth in Paris Observances Honor Corp. Victor Chapman
Paris observed Independence Day with ceremonies starting with a memorial service for Corp. Victor Chapman of New York who was killed in an aerial engagement. Wreaths were then placed on the tomb of Lafayette and on the Washington and Franklin monuments.
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Paris
Corp
Victor Chapman
New York
Lafayette
Washington
Franklin
Carranzistas Prepared to Attack Americans
Guaymas Mexico June 27 Carranza troops moved to the hills around Guaymas with artillery from Mazatlan to deter a possible American landing. Carranzista officials seized city supplies and railway shop machinery at Empalme was dismantled. Villa followers aligned with Carranza are active. Ochavo, a Villa bandit, is said to have become a Carranza general. American Sugar Company employees at Los Mochis are urged to leave Mexico but refuse.
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Guaymas
Mexico
San Diego
Cal
Carranza
Mazatlan
Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico
Empalme
Villa
Ochavo
United Sugar Company
Los Mochis
Sinaloa
Winslow
Guardsmen on Border Deprived of Their Vote
Lincoln Nebraska July 4 discovery that Nebraska mail voting law bars guardsmen heading to the border from voting has prompted a push to obtain a national voting by mail law. The state statute forbids ballots from voters leaving the state, affecting about 2000 guardsmen who would be at the border next November.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Congress
Fighting Villistas Near Corralitos Reported
Gen Ignacio Ramos wired Gen Trevino from Corralitos that heavy fighting against Villistas near Corralitos was still in progress with good results so far. Quiet is reported in the rest of Trevino territory.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
Ignacio Ramos
General Trevino
Corralitos
Villistas
Fears Dismissed Over Dam Threat Near Albuquerque
Reclamation service engineers in Albuquerque say there is no plot to blow up the Elephant Butte dam. Victor Leib, engineer in charge until July 1, notes destroying the dam would require several trainloads of dynamite.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Reclamation Service
Elephant Butts
Victor Leib
Divorce Suit Filed in Deer Lodge Court
Mary Velich sues John Velich in the Third Judicial District Deer Lodge for divorce alleging separation since 1913 after a 1913 marriage in Anaconda. Plaintiff claims ten years residency in Montana and that the defendant deserted the marriage for over a year. Court warns of default judgment if no answer within 20 days.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Mary Velich
John Velich
State of Montana
Anaconda
Gardner v Gardner custody request in Montana case
Anna Gardner sues Edwin Gardner in Deer Lodge County Montana alleging a 1913 marriage, 30 month old Mary Henrietta Gardner, and desertion. Plaintiff seeks dissolution of bonds of matrimony and custody of the child with Mary Henrietta Gardner to be placed under her care. Proceeding by default as of June 18 1948.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Anna Gardner
Edwin Gardner
Anaconda
State of
Montana
Mary Henrietta Gardner
Anaconda to create Special Improvement District No 82
The City Council of Anaconda Montana declares its intention to form Special Improvement District No 82 for the Eastern Addition alley between Monroe and Jackson streets. It plans a sanitary sewer along the alley from Sixth to Fourth streets, with estimated cost 915 dollars. A public hearing is set for July 17 1916 at 8 p m in the Council Chamber.
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Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Montana
City of
Monroe and
Jackson Streets
Sixth
Fourth
Monroe
M. J. Kelly
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