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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1908
Page
4
Parrot area observer Mr Kelly speaks at Gaylord about extensive railroad expansion in Madison County Montoon. He notes new lines toward Whitehall and Pipestone pass, staging engines, large rail supplies, and a potential major production in the Pobaeen Hnot range with forthcoming summer activity.
The Geld City leaser provides details on mining operations near Wiebe Wate with Wesley Warren, famed mining engineer in the West. The Warren lease overlaps with Get Crow property, describing deep shafts, high ore values, and surface disclosures.
A refined report from Argenta states a promising copper ore vein was discovered on the hillside near the Iron Mountain mine, owned by the Rutte Argent company. The water wheel recently ran away and tore the air.
A disrupted stream and exposed rock reveal a mineral vein after dirt washed away by water from a presauce pipe. The vein’s size is unknown here, but an assay of the ore has been requested to determine value.
A wind and rain soaked shooting session at the Sl ones field with Marksmen from the Gieazo Gun club. Thaplie Hinckley hosted guests and local shooters as wind limited the competition but the day proceeded with singles and pairs events.
The passage reviews roster changes and tryouts for a baseball team. It notes several players being weeded out or failing to secure infield positions, mentions a few hopefuls like O Connor Mynrshevey and Carteright, and comments on pitchers, hitting, and overall team quality as spring practices continue. The tone reflects a local newspaper scouting update with named individuals and evaluative remarks.
In a hard fought contest Hamilton edged Missoula with a late rally and strong pitching. Vollifell kept Missoula from scoring in key innings while Samillon drew a bases loaded walk to force the decisive run in a seven to six final. A large crowd enjoyed the tense game and the victory.
A hazy report from May describes Hozeman’s Manhattan half team edging a rival in an afternoon game at 2. Road tags and unclear plays mark the rough summary of the match.
Reported unrest at the Afghan frontier grows as attacks, arrests, and bomb plots unfold from Calcutta to Simla. Generals Willyen and forces move toward the Khyber Pass while authorities warn of potential danger and urge vigilance against further incidents.
Tacoma fans react to a tense opening innings where Mike Lynch reached third as Dave attempted a daring dash home. Percival Roosevelt pitched for the locals while Lynette’s dash sparked controversy. After a disputed play and crowd spillover, calls for a different ending echoed through the stands as players argued with the umpire over interference and a controversial safe call.
Unclear report notes negotiations over a shipbuilding project tied to the Ohio Milwaukee and St Paul line. Two million dollars allocated to a manager while the Maran community eyes a 92.5 million figure. Expected agreement cited as probable.
A cluttered report outlines moves across the Pacific Coast League including player shuffles, team affiliations, and coaching changes. Named clubs referenced include Portland and Alton with OTF style notes on morning workouts and possible game timing.
Seattle blanked Aberdeen 3 to 0 as M1 hurler pitched a shutout while Aberdeen managed only one hit. Seattle’s bats produced runs and the defense held firm in a dominant pitching display.
Fragmented play recounts an opening inning with multiple errors and runners advancing. Ken Bennett and Dennett score on misplays, Thompston and Mabin contribute, while Spokane’s Flinlker and Shen drive runs. a ninth inning recovery by Hammond caps a muddled, error filled contest.
National League reports describe unsettled conditions and varied play as teams faced afternoon travel and erratic performances. Spurn: notable players Gibson Campbell and M eleia Willis are cited amid the action with limited, fragmentary details.
In a May Chicago game Brown pitched effectively for St. Louis, shutting out Chicago for seven innings and allowing only a single hit. St. Louis scored two runs off singles and doubles, with key hits by unseen players. Umpire O Day presided as batteries were Brown and Kind for St. Louis, Raymond, McGlynn and Mostetter for Chicago.
Chaos in the American League as Chicago and Cleveland utilize errors and miscues before a tense finish. Key figures include Walsh, Butterick, Waigh, Sullivan, and Cheerk, with late scoring opportunities fading as Detroit and St. Louis gain postponement notes and a tense mood surrounds the table of games.
In Frisco today fans anticipate a busy program at Han Mraneisea including raves at Oakland. The highlight is Randirap fleet inauguration featuring Gemmell Pajourita Native Son and two lesser runners in a five eight hurdle for a substantial purse. Gemmell carries 112 pounds with Pa jourita at 110 and Native Son at 100. Recent operates show Gemmell and Native Son racing in Butte for different owners. Pajourita is the favorite in a short field pegged 5 to 1 for the others. Miller rides Gemmell but his mount’s rider is not yet announced as plans shift to Thesadale for Pasouetta. The Morris stables reported a colt by The Weaver was lost to development prospects. Wilson plans to train two daughters of his breeding stock in Huttes for upcoming stakes on the coast.
The chief steward of the liner bound for Liverpool was arrested today on a smuggling charge. Authorities say valuable silks and other goods were involved and an $81,000 bail was set. The incident centers on items taken from a vessel named the Haverford.
In U S court Heath Hewitt of Pocoinn Washington is named as defendant in a $1 190 000 claim brought by Willan F Brown of Edmonton Alberta He alleges a contract to ruin valuable timber holdings in King and Bohemiah counties alleging a timber related dispute and untazardent in the timber trade
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