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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
22
Traders report the dullest market in years as speculative sentiment sinks. Congress probes steel, press previews a policy clash while prices stay low and limited buying emerges only from bargain ranges. Analysts foresee potential sharp moves if Washington clarifies the steel issue.
Copper prices drift lower with July delivery at 13 cents as take and electrolytic sales hold at 12 to 12.5 cents. The Copper Producers association reports a May surplus rise to 44 1 814 pounds while production climbs, suggesting American mines exceed consumption by about 18 million pounds monthly. European demand may rise countering weak domestic mood, but overall the outlook remains cautious with potential dividend plays in copper stocks as railroad financing stalls and speculation shifts to mining shares.
The report lists bid and asked prices across several entities including Alameda iota eee at 0.04 and 0.058, Barnes-King and Butte-Alex Scott entries with multiple annotations, and a 3.00 figure for Butte & London. The fragmented text records price quotes and positions without full context.
Share details show Stewart price 0.67 with 500 total shares sold across five transactions. An assessment of one-half cent per share on North Franklin was levied June 1 percent, with further particulars to follow tomorrow.
Sidney Moyle, a forest ranger, was shot by his wife at Fish Creek camp near Yampa Colorado and died next day. The wife, jailed, says she remembers nothing of the act and blamed a heart attack while drinking of strychnine prior to the shooting.
Oakland detectives and physicians question the 16 year old laundry girl Mattie Dalgao about an alleged acid attack. Doctors say injuries are several days old and burns are less severe than first reported. The girl says two men overpowered and drugged her. detectives doubt the account.
Judge Carl Rasch of Helena presided in the federal building and heard multiple demurrers and motions. Most cases will not be tried this term, postponed to November, with several settlements dismissed and others set for further arguments and responses.
The Butte Street Department began grading Caledonia Street between Alabama and Excelsior after an injunction stalled work. Judge Lynch dissolved the order amid a fatal defect found by City Attorney Lamb. By early morning workers completed the grading before court opened, leaving opponents to seek a writ of mandate to undo the changes.
New York reports a dynamite bomb in a First avenue tenement wrecking the first floor. About 150 occupants fled stairways to fire escapes as firemen rescued many by ladder. Authorities link the blast to Black Hand letters sent to barber Frank Fassett on the building’s first floor.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Deer Lodge June 14 The Hugh Magone versus Butte and Balton Consolidated Mining company case seeks 26000 in damages for alleged arsenic polluted waters from Silver Bow creek used for irrigation The plaintiff is represented by John A Shelton and the defendants by C F Kelley and L O Evans A separate water rights matter before Judge George B Winston delays with 60 days for affidavits The court adjourned to July 6 with Jeremiah Ryan versus John Quinlan and others to be heard and Judge Winston disqualified awaiting replacement judge
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports two Montana youths Charles McCabe Fisher of Bozeman and Harold James Flagler of Red Lodge will receive degrees from Cornell University. Fisher and Flagler both hold bachelor degrees in electrical engineering and will obtain the mechanical engineering degree this year at commencement on June 22.
General Varesanin de Vares, military governor of Bosnia and Herzegovina, narrowly avoided being shot as he returned to the palace after opening the diet. A socialist named Karajic fired five shots, none struck the governor, and then killed himself after the attempt failed.
Marion Fitzpatrick former cashier of the Bank of Pioche was acquitted by a district court jury after being arrested last November on embezzlement charges. He will return to Ogden where he works in the office of the Union Pacific railroad superintendent.
Absent Peoria park board secretary Cartwright telegraphed he would return to Peoria Monday or Tuesday from Calgary Canada. He is also Averyville mayor and fled likely in connection with board matters. The notice mentions Wylie summer camp near Bozeman opening mid June with rates via Mrs W W of Salesville Montana.
Kensburg Pa June 16 The Frank A Robins circus train of 15 cars derailed near town on the Cambria Cresson branch. Two lions an elephant one leopard one hyena one jaguar and an ibex are reported at large. several circus employees were injured.
The Big Hole Stage Company announces daily service between Divide and Wisdom with departures at 4:30 p.m and 6:30 a.m and arrivals in Divide at 2:30 p.m. The firm promises timely connections with Oregon Short Line trains, comfort, careful baggage handling and special trips on request. Charles Ey Miller is the manager.
Morris Mayer, son of a Denver merchant, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for driving the car in which Miss Virgil Cann Mrs. W. J. Keating and A. H. Baker died after the January collision with a street car. The verdict carries a maximum sentence of one year in county jail.
Glasgow June 16 Peter Cringen was brought before Judge Tattan and pleaded not guilty to murder. Attorneys Hurd and Lewis represent him. Cringen is accused of attacking Charles A. Geesey at Mondak with others, Geesey struck with a club, fracturing his skull and dying about 40 days later.
A decapitated girl’s body was found today in a box inside a barn in North Des Moines. The flesh is badly decayed with no identifying marks, and the barn has not been used for a year. Police theorize the body was left there by medical students.
The Silver Bow National Bank savings department advertises 4 percent interest and notes it is the only savings department in the city under national supervision. Also promotes Orton Bros. at 214 218 Main Street as a source for value in a piano or organ.
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