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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
10
A long Victorian style draft establishes a state hospital for inebriates to detain cure and treat those suffering from intoxication and drug abuse. The act assigns oversight to the state board of insane and details commitments hearings and funding from the state.
The text outlines guardianship procedures for persons committed to the state hospital for inebriates, including appointment, maintenance costs, and the use of patient property for care. It details duties of guardians, court actions, permits for liberty under supervision, and enforcement through arrest orders. It also sets regulations for hospital autonomy, prohibitions on intoxicants, and repeal of conflicting acts.
The Geological Survey details coal land classifications, depths, and tonnage estimates in the United States. It notes maximum depth for high grade coal, recovered tonnage figures, and that substantial portions of coal-bearing lands were later withdrawn or restored to public domain.
Obituary notes the Baltimore death at 68 of Joseph Siegel, long-time business partner in Butts and Salt Lake, after Brights disease. He leaves a wife and one son. funeral planned in Baltimore today. Also reports a Seattle birth announcement for Roy Alferson Pickens on May 18 to Mr and Mrs H L Pickens, living at 12248 West Garfield Street.
Mrs Myelin Ten Pershee Onan, president of the Womiy'a, will travel from Tintern next week to attend the local event and deliver a speech at the Mettadlet church. She will participate via TR and ET in the program centered on community outreach.
Fragmentary OCR text references a special diplomatic to the Sinner and Tawiatawn meeting, June 4, with Bonator Tom Ate Jott in Molene, Miami, and a gubernatorial framing of a primary. Details are garbled and uncertain due to OCR errors.
The Clark mansion on Fifth Avenue faces a tax dispute over its valuation arguing it is a unique structure. City assessors praise its uniqueness and costly materials while ex Senator Clark contends the building value should be used in proportion to adjacent properties.
Partial OCR reads show debate over forming a new county in Fallon. Proponents urge action while opponents cite legal steps and potential costs. Document lists names reportedly connected to the proposed entity and outlines petitions and plan details amid shifting support.
Potent Springs near Pany opens for the season under new management. The hotel offers sixteen furnished rooms with bathing and fishing facilities. Call Box Divo at 36 for details and rates.
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