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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
5
Reports show cautious market sentiment with Wall Street trading dull yet nudging higher on certain rail and industrial issues. Reading and Jersey Central strength supported sentiment while overall demand remained limited. key highlights include railroad capitalization proposals and dividend actions affecting perceptions of equity values.
The plan envisions reduced issuance of new shares, increased value per share, and a 1.2 million dollar convertible bond. Underwriting by Arnold, Stone &tty of Boston will back the bonds, with stock valued at about 2 dollars per share and a large portion preserved for eastern interests as security for a targeted value of 20 dollars per share by next January.
Special disputed to the Sloadara Helena. Figures show that total land segregated and applied for segregation under the Carey Act in this state amounts to 144,000 acres. The fatal land segregated is 122,349 acres held by four companies. Applications for segregation of 37,655 acres are pending at the general land office by eight companies. Three companies have completed work enough to market land and water, selling about 29,000 acres to 850 entrymen. Prices ranged from 49 to 50 per acre for water rights. The number of patents issued to entrymen under the Carey Act is Si. Montana has 1,000,000 acres of land eligible for reclamation under the Carey Act, with more than five hundred thousand already segregated and applied for.
Directors of North Butte Mining will meet near Duluth on June 2 to set the year’s dividend. Last dividend was 30 cents paid April 23. no change to 4 special next Monday amid merger progress. Quarterly earnings report and open-bank pledge noted. extensive notes on Amalgamated properties and future corporate reorganization accompany the dividend plan.
Notice to stockholders announces a two installment assessment of one dollar per share on outstanding capital stock, due by July 3 1810 and Sept 2 1810, payable to Metropolitan Trust Company or the intervened trust company, transfers banks suspended July 1916 to July 30 190, and Sept 1917 to Sept 1918 for the purposes of resuming, with certificates of stock as receipts required.
In Concord near a store, Antone Williams shot and killed Philip Roach after Roach killed Williams’s ex wife. Williams had declared intent to force the former wife back to him. Roach, wounded earlier, crawled to a counter drawer, retrieved a revolver, and fired three shots, killing Williams. Raw details imply a feud after a divorce.
Austin June 14 Governor Campbell requested the resignation of Commissioner of Insurance and Banking Hawking. Hawking refused to resign and the move followed his refusal to concur with the Alabama insurance board’s recommendations to suspend new insurance rates pending a hearing.
The weekly weather bureau report notes dry conditions predicted for Washington and broader areas after a period of widespread rainfall. Monetary Ian Wealler reportedly led a recent period of agricultural impacts as the country faced drought effects and reduced Internet connectivity across farming regions.
Failing informati on from New York notes a voyage to Europe for about four weeks for vacation. After returning to the U S he will pursue Western mining interests in Montana Idaho and Colorado. Plans for financing Davis Daly and Ohio Copper are unsettled sparking rumors of assessments. Details on two properties advance under Heinze. A visit by National Reserve Bank head Mr Allison to the Ohio Copper property spurred speculation on liquidation aims. He says the trip was for the Consolidated National Bank liquidation committee and declines commitment. Copper ore shows 4 percent at 1 700 foot level. 1 400 tons shipped with 1.45 percent copper and concentrates up 10 percent. The annual record of United Copper is cited.
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