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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
21
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A crowded Butte council session centers on private tax exemptions and damages claims against the city. Property owner Elizabeth Metolav seeks relief from taxes while others seek compensation for alleged property damage and storm effects. The discourse touches hospital reforms, dope-fenoms, jail hospital basements, and authority questions as commissioners push for action.
The street car company plans a relocation of its headquarters tomorrow in the Etts Ranke building on the Lizzie block. Disruptions include tearing down a building to make way for a new one, with offices all torn up. Dispatcher Kerr stated operations will continue to daylight, and the Jewish holiday will halt some work, while Max Fyisd will not work under the plan.
Several well known political figures visited the town including Representative Dixon and State Senator Brennen of Flathead County. Helena candidate Henryce Smith seeks Republican ticket support, while Pemberton of Fort Jones and Connolly of Mixswils shift affiliations.
A Precinct S meeting last evening endorsed fire protection for Anaconda Road. A committee led by Juhi Kaine Pat Molland and J P Martin will interview counts and officials to advance the plan amid local concerns over handling money and the Willow question.
A brisk pitch extols an extensive exhibit of fall and winter suits. The copy promises ahead of last season, with top quality styles and varied assortments, offering the best values in the city.
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