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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
11
Rail lines from Butte unite to end scalping by using a new clock form ticket for Denver routes. The contract, effective July first, blocks reuse of tickets beyond Denver and requires a punch showing arrival time and date. The plan aims to curb dealer networks between Butte and Missouri River and eastern points.
Creditors filed attachment suits against the St Paul Hospital association amid director dissension, leading to the hospital being closed by the Sheriff. Manager Settle himself sues for 470 dollars and J T Carroll for 383.31 dollars for supplies. The Pierson will contest saw a demurrer sustained by Judge MecClernan. Charles O Donnell named administrator of Robert J McCleary estate. A trial jury panel was selected in the McCleary matter. The Wiley assault case is set for today.
An adjourned Butte free library meeting endorses replacing the indirect heating system with a direct steam plant. The plan relocates the boiler to a new basement boiler room with coal bins, adding radiators on lower floors. A sanitary, economical heating upgrade is urged, with a cost estimate to be reported next Monday.
All members of the Butte Clerks' Protective union No. 12 are asked to meet at their hall at 9 a m to participate in the Butte Miners' union parade on June 13. Justin Butler president W B Trenory secretary.
J. H. Ralston of Washington described the single tax movement to the industrial commission. He cited New Zealand’s broad adoption and popularity, noting the U S trial at Hiattsville Maryland was ruled unconstitutional.
The court rejects the request for an injunction in the Snowbird case. Judge Clancy rules no immediate restraint and preserves ongoing proceedings.
Judge Clan cy ruled against Anaconda Copper Mining in its bid for an injunction to mine under the Snowbird lode claim. He described the suit as vexatious and said ownership of the ore bodies was settled by the Pennsylvania case, which Heinze won. Defendants argued Snowbird lacked value or a vein, and that a deed was delayed by litigation. Attorneys F Kelley, J Denny, and J W Cotter were present.
Chicago markets show July wheat opening lower near 73 4%, slipping to 72 1/2% amid weak shipping demand and a government report approaching. Corn firm but dull, oats range bound, and provisions strong with scant offerings. Hog receipts down aiding July lard and pork gains. cash grain and live cattle mixed with Texans firm and hogs up to 6.10 top.
The London financial cablegram reports a fresh fall in consols to a new level while American shares stay quiet with selling led by New York bank statement concerns. About 15 000 Atchison shares were absorbed by arbitrageurs at a good margin as the market steadies later near midday. The exchange committee sets Monday for Northern Pacific buying with little interest in the notice. Money is described as extremely easy and the general market position as sound.
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