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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
5
An old advertisement promotes a product described as a fast remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It asserts relief from bloating, belching, and nausea after meals, promising regulation of the stomach and improved digestion without side effects. The copy touts a generic tonic and claims benefits across a range of digestive symptoms.
Stock market remains strong with East Butte and nearby issues active. The market rallied yesterday with strong closes and high activity, copper supply remains favorable, and readers are urged to buy copper as demand meets production. Total shares traded reached 8,150 in reported transactions.
North Butte Mines reports net earnings of 610 240 for the year ending June 1 with copper averaging 23 4 cents per pound. Despite a reduced output and higher grade ore, direct smelting share of ore increased and costs declined, helping earnings per share to 1.49. Copper price near 21- cent range supports maintained dividends.
Washington March 3. many regularities were found in bids for the 40 million dollar 4 per cent Panama bonds. average price of the issue may be below early estimates and some bidders thought to fail will receive some securities. By the time 49,948,800 of bids tabulated bonds priced down to 12.21. National City Bank of New York likely to receive 2,090,000 or 4,000,000. Treasury officials say any bidder bid 102 2136 or higher will get some bonds. Detailed small-bidder list expected tomorrow.
Special dispatch from Bozeman notes continued promising reports from the upper Gallatin basin where paying quantities of gold are believed located. West Fork Mining Co of Livingston operates eight men with a hydraulic plant. A E Bliss oversees washing cash out by the Fourth. Michener farm claim at Park line also being opened with three men, small dust returns already seen. Gus Steffens credited with discovery holds an option on Michener ranch at four per acre. no other sales reported.
In Helena, Judge Rosen states Abello from Colgers Abello was guilty of manslaughter for fatally shooting Heaucan at Tawmissin Fort Leavenworth sentence eight years. The judge notes race influenced jury verdict and indicates the court would have reached murder if victim had been white.
In Helena on June 1 the largest stock rustling case in years was set for trial in federal court. Defendants include Mitchell, Dear, Charles, Walter, Melvin Peterson, and John Bostwick, with four indictments consolidated. Boxswick faced a separate indictment and pleaded guilty, with sentencing planned Saturday. Witnesses testified to horses missing from the Blackfeet range and found in Petersan pastures.
W J Kremer reports in Montana that cattle rancher Mangar and his large family were cut off from the world from mid November to late May. The Tenderfach basin ranch, 60 miles north of Witte Sulphur Springs, requires a climb over a ridge and 2099 feet of ascent to reach. Provisions are laid in for summer, with stock sent to market in fall. the younger children have never seen a wagon.
Delfan Tane of Cleveland Ohio vice president of the Chicago Motor Car company was killed today at Duminos when the automobile he was driving skidded and struck the telegraph pole. The accident followed by pipe wire and nervous diseases. He wore glasses fitted tree.
Washington June 19 Senate committee on territories will meet next Saturday and likely follow House recommendations to resubmit portions of the New Mexico and Arizona constitutions to residents of those territories. Chair Smith said the senate would act on both constitutions this session.
United States government has charged thirteen claimants from a mining group in Alaska with fraud. The preliminary hearing began today before a notary in the federal building. Claimants argue their claims should not be recommended for relief as they allege involvement by a corporate stockholder list tied to Alaska Factory and Coal.
Attorneys for Evelyn Arthur See, founder of the Absolute Life cult, outlined his defense as the trial resumed. Bridges testified about his daughter Mildred, her meetings with See, and alleged family harm. See’s lawyers argued the cult’s teachings were benign and attacked Stephen Bridges’ role in alleged actions, while Laughs quoted and cross examinations continued.
Denver June 19 physicians and surgeons from across America gather for four day conventions. The American Surgical Association and American Medico Psychological Association sessions begin today with readings by Dr Richard H Warte Dr Harold J Stiles Dr Edward Martin and others. Governor Shafroth welcomes delegates with acting mayor Roberson seconding. response by Dr Charles W Pligrisn.
Special Dispatch reports Supervisor D T Conkling and J Y Stuart completed a two week tour of the Gallatin reserve. They inspected seed sources for reforestation and located promising tracts for timber seed. Snowmelt is rapid and high water may persist about a month though unlikely to cause major losses. The Gallatin River runs higher than in 13 years with extreme conditions easing slightly soon.
Washington June 18 Senator Frans ay Warren of Wyoming surprised colleagues by announcing he would marry Miss Clara Lenaton Morgan of New York. The bride awaits in Washington with her family, daughter of the late John G. L. Morgan of Groton Conn. Warren is about 61. insiders note social ties to Justice Brown and Washington society.
State officials say incendiary suspects planned arson against multiple properties. Tape from a city department records the alleged plot and mentions a meeting at a town hall. Local authorities close several blocks as detectives review evidence and question witnesses.
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