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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1902

Page

23

Washington's Tomb Seen as Capitol Upgrade Centerpiece

Washington's tomb under the capitol rotunda resurfaces in debates to build a grand sarcophagus. The plan, backed by Architect Woods, would enclose the crypt with a brass rail and a Washington statue above his remains, linking to historic proposals dating to 1799.

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Queer and Quaint Butte Snow Riders of 1865

In 1865 Butte locals recount rare mountain ski and snowshoe exploits by Frank Beck and Johnny Canovan on Lime Kiln hill. A deer sighting alters the race as Canovan chases the animal and Beck executes a daring kick to clear a stump, winning the lucky ounce of gold dust while Canovan blunders on.

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Hindquarter Orders

A Detroit Free Press anecdote recalls Colonel telling army life tales about rigid orders. Tim Murphy, a cavalry recruit never mounted before, is bucked from a bad horse. When questioned, his reply reveals the humorous misread command from hindquarters.

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Montana Tales of Rings and Railroad Riffs

The piece recalls a Montana ring with agate, linked to Highland gold made by Joe Keppler of Anaconda Glendale. It travels through family hands from mother to father to siblings and fiancé, with an audacious Missoula trip recount and reflections on rail travel versus stagecoach journeys, plus a humorous Fargo Rag Ball anecdote by Stationary Charlie and the Professor.

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