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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1903

Page

8

Vein The Nipper case centers on the Nipper vein expert testimony

Mining experts testify that all veins converge at the Nipper apex and describe the Nipper vein as capable of following bent paths underground. Walter Kelly is pressed on whether the Nipper or Stewart vein governs various workings. George H. Robinson, chief expert for plaintiffs, details the Nipper surface bounds, shaft depths, and cross connections to the Blue X and Parrot mines.

Heinze Senator Clark Stewart Walter §. Kelly Kelly Governor Thomas Thomas George H. Robinson Montana Helena Montana Company Marysville Tintle Mammoth Company de le Mar F. Augustus Heinze Montana Ore Purchasing Company S Nce Butte Robinson John W. Cotter

Miner Testimony Describes Nipper Mine Vein Dips

Governor Thomas presided as a witness recounted mining experience and details of the Nipper mine. He described a 250 foot drift south of the apex drift showing three to four dips, noting variability in veins. A main apex drift cross cut through granite, with uncertainty if the granite is vein matter or horse. Funeral for Nick Connell set for 2 PM at the Miners' Union hall.

Rarus Thomas Cotter Robinson Parrot Company Little Mina Mr. Cotter Nipper Butte

Pepper Flies In His Eyes During Home Dispute

John F. Bray and his ex wife Cora Bray remain in a spicy dispute over property at 1211 West Silver Street. Bray was arrested for disturbing the peace and Cora Bray faces a third degree assault charge. both cases may be dismissed and sent back to the district court as the divorce settlement stands.

John FE. Bray Cora F. Bray West Silver Street District Court Bray Justice Court

Burglary Charge Against Rodgers and Woods

Patrick Rodgers and John Rodgers known as Woods were arrested at the Hoffman house by Detective Murphy and Chief Mulholland on burglary and highway robbery charges. The county attorney filed information in Judge McClernan's court after a April 11 saloon hold up at North Main Street yielded over 100 dollars and a stolen revolver found in their possession.

North Main Street Weet Aluminum Street Daniel Yancey

Milkman’s bills collected by young man charged

William Foley, accused of petty larceny, was charged at the county attorney’s office after allegedly collecting $1 from a milk customer by posing as a Hall delivery collector. Witness O. M. Hall testified Foley rode the delivery wagon to gain access, with more charges possible as investigations continue.

Wiliam Foley O. M. Hall Justice Taylor Foley Hall

Norwegian Actress Preacher Mrs Nelsen to Speak at Scandinavian Church

Mrs. Fredrikke Nelsen formerly of Kergen Norway now a convert and preacher will address gatherings at the Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal church at Copper and Alaska streets on Thursday and Friday evenings. She long acted in Norway and has since preached salvation across Norway Sweden Denmark and the United States.

Fredrikke Nelsen Kergen Norway Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church Copper Alaska Nelsen Sweden Denmark United States

Woman Freed After Larceny Trial for Watches

Josie Luffsey, tried last week for grand larceny over a dozen watches from Brown's general store and found not guilty, was yesterday discharged on petty larceny. The court ruled the watches were compensation for services as clerk, and noted civil action would decide possession. Justice Colligan noted no criminal remedy exists.

Josie Luffsey Brown Justice Colligan

Card of Thanks for Norman McIntosh Funeral Notice

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for assistance during the bereavement of Norman McIntosh. Names J W Turner and several “M. and S. union” members are requested to attend the funeral at 10 a m Thursday July 16 at Sherman Reed's by order of the president.

M. and S. Union Norman McIntosh Sherman & Reed's Silver Bow Company No. 2 K. of P Carl Galiger

Cross-Examination in Dismissal of Attorneys Case Resumes

The disbarment petition against Shores Stivers and Clark resumes in Judge McClernan's court with most defense counsel present. Judge Harney recalls testimony about a $500 loan from Stivers or Campbell and a loan connected to buying a house, tied to possible disbarment timing and records. The attorney general opposed initiating disbarment, and questions focus on prior conversations and loan details.

Edward W. Harney J. M. Kennedy Arthur J. Shores D'Gay Stivers Clark F. \. Heinze Heinze Harney Stivers Thornton Hotel Campbell Donovan

Local Court Adjourns After Brief Testimony

Witness was asked to produce check books as court considers ruling points. Proceedings ended for the day with the judge noting expected review. Community notices include a picnic date change for United Irish Societies and a K of P drill reminder. Also reported are the death of Robert Uren, aged 3, and a Banner lodge card party at Masonic Hall with 25 cent admission.

H. I. Frank Vaile United Irish Societies of Silver Bow Deer Lodge Banner Lodge No. 5 D. of H Masonic Hell Walkerville

Modern Bargain Ads Publicity And The Truth Behind Them

The essay argues bargain advertisements mirror American marketing zeal and exaggeration yet contain truth when carefully toned. It notes merchants push half price salves to clear stocks, attract regular customers, and boost profits, while manufacturers use losses to clear seasonals. It urges concise honest ads with concrete terms and limited boasts to sustain trust.

John Smith John

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