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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
6
Local copper market reports show favorable price movement on boards as demand strengthens. Traders note steady gains across early session with attention to supply lines and import costs influencing pricing trends.
Broadwater County progress reported with Broadwater's mineral prospects and Towns end ventures. Whipple notes Broadwater County prosperity and rails on ore development at Iron Munk and Bullion Queen properties.
A long report details ongoing settling and rock disturbances at the Atlantic mine. It explains shifting depths, vein angles, and conglomerate contact causing suspensions, with tentative plans for renewed work once conditions stabilize and safety is assured for crews.
Prosperous Beaverhead farmer Nawley J. Selway and wife visited Bulie amid talk of a farm cooperative to harness Red Rock waters. Surveys show costs at over 3 million, far above initial estimates, delaying dam plans. Ranchers consider pooling stock and contracts to divert floodwaters for irrigation and avoid canals, with water rights across Beaverhead and the Red Rock basin under review.
Thoms Paull reports on mining activity in Jefferson and surrounding counties. The Amalgamated company resumes Indian Queen property work near Birch Creek. Kessler mine operations continue with equipment installs. George W. Winter travels to Wallace to inspect mining properties for Galle men. Colin McIntosh arrives to review mountain group mines as weather permits.
Hatte Milwaukee Copper plans to sell stock at 150 per share until Curthes motive is disclosed. Mentions reserves, trains, and travel routes including Overland and Los Angeles Limited trains. References shore line city tickets and sleeping car berths with various city and street names.
Industrial smoke from major furnaces fouled the lower city air this week as wind carried fumes toward residential areas. Officials plan to convert to ore processing units and note recent copper converter tests produced near-pure copper with minimal slag.
The issue concerns a group of mining companies and local organizers discussing formation of a protective association. Several candidates have been approached to organize and counter external pressures. Annual teachers vacation schedules are set for June with travel and fare details including routes through Omaha and Chicago.
The Northern Pacific Railway plans renewed coast excursions with Seattle returns and multiple dates in June. Promotions tout scenic Puget Sound and Cascades route options, including 10 day combos and limited stopovers, advertised by officials from W. H. Merriman and partners.
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