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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
19
The passage proclaims Ballard's Snow Liniment as the most effective remedy for sores and wounds in both humans and animals. It lists prices of 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar per bottle, and notes sales through Newbro Drug Company in Butte and Smith Drug Company in Anaconda.
Legislative proposal creates a state hospital for inebriates at the state insane asylum in Warm Springs. The act sets the board of commissioners for the insane in charge, outlines commitment procedures, costs, guardianships, and long term detention rules. It specifies funding, legal actions, and penalties for supplying intoxicants to patients.
The semi-annual election of officers of Butte Miners' union No. 1 Western Federation of Miners will be held on Tuesday June 6 1911. Polls open from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. DAN D SULLIVAN and JOHN VICKERS are the President and Recording Secretary respectively.
There will be the election of officers Monday, June 5. All please attend. By order of speaker.
Government survey details coal land classification and depths. It notes reserves estimated at two trillion tons above the 3,000 foot depth, with significant portions of lignites in North Dakota and overall high valuation of valuable coal lands. April withdrawals and restorations in New Mexico Colorado Montana Utah and Wyoming are reported.
Elias Siegel of the Siegel company learned of the Baltimore death of his brother Joseph Siegel aged 68 after years of ill health. He had worked with Elias in Butte and Salt Lake for years. Death due to Brights disease. Survived by wife and son. Funeral held in Baltimore.
Cards arrived in Butte yesterday announcing the birth of Roy Alderson Pickens on May 19 to Mr. and Mrs. H L Pickens of Seattle. The family, former Bozeman residents, includes Jessie Hickox now Mrs. Pickens and relatives across Montana and the East.
The Standard offers an all wool hunting flag three by five feet with sewed stars and stripes worth two dollars fifty cents to each subscriber paying ten dollars in advance for one year. Male orders should be sent to the Standard Anaconda.
Mrs. Hutchinson, state WCTU president, arrives from Helena to Lewistown to address the local union at the Methodist church and participate in an institute program next week. She will also be a guest of the local group during her visit.
Lewistown June 4 Senator Tom Stout left for Helena to meet with the Norris commission appointed to draft a direct primary law. He expects to remain in Helena for several days.
A dispute over the assessment of the W. A. Clark mansion at Fifth Avenue and Seventy seventh Street centers on its claimed uniqueness. The city argues the building’s special features justify a separate class and $3.25 million valuation, while ex Senator Clark contends it should be taxed like other property based on its value and not its uniqueness.
Miles City June 4. Fallon county petitioners face delay as county commissioners extend time to Wednesday to verify exact area and recheck signers. Some signers no longer residents or are deceased, many may have left the state, and 280 of 401 wish to strike names. West line change would trim assessed value to about 1.7 million, well below legal minimum.
The famous Potosi Springs near Pony Montana opens for the season under new management. Sixteen well furnished rooms offer good table, fine baths, and good fishing near the hotel. Call Cave Box 36 Pony Mont.
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