Boston and Montana Lead Copper Shares Gains Today
Boston market showed advances in copper shares with Amalgamated up to 82 and Calumet & Hecla surging to 250 while Boston & Montana rose 7 points from yesterday’s close. Osceola and Santa Fe posted modest gains. Utah Consolidated slipped as trading closed.
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Boston
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Boston & Montana
Yeater
Butta
Calumet & Hecla
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Utah Con
Monta
Bae
Calusiet & Heclaw
Utah
Copper Market News Abroad Boosts Demand
Lesaxe Lewisohn of Lewisohn Bros reports European copper demand surging. France shows 76 percent two year consumption growth and government plans widespread telephone service needing millions of pounds. Germany orders 500 locomotives requiring about 5,000 tons, while street railways and other uses rise across Europe. Prices' firmness remains the uncertain factor.
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Europe
Copper market steadies as spring demand looms
The piece notes declines in copper prices amid a dull season while small producers push for early contracts. It argues that copper use remains high and that spring demand should lift prices, with production up about ten percent this year and prices up around sixty percent.
Silver King Mine Injunction Hearing Before Judge Clancy
Judge Clancy spent today on the order to show cause why the Silver King mine owners should not be enjoined from working the property pending a trial on ownership of the vein. Plaintiffs J. H. Maloney and others claim the vein crops out within the Plymouth lode and thus they possess it, despite Pennsylvanias vein not being as valuable. The case features maps, experts, and multiple shafts as the hearing may continue tomorrow with arguments over faults and magmatic mixtures but no decisive rulings yet.
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Clancy
Silver King
J. H. Maloney
Plymouth Lode
Plymouth
Court notes on Royal Mifting vs Nixon and Reef Straight Quarry
The Royal Mifting company sues Samuel Nixon to recover possession of flour valued at 1279.34 alleging misrepresentation and seeks 100 damages. Reef Straight Quarry company seeks district court order to dissolve its corporation, stating 30 000 shares voted for dissolution at a December meeting signed by Welch Fitzpatrick Paul and Coombe.
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Royal Mifting Company
Samuel Nixon
Nixon
Reef Straight Quarry Company
District Court
James Welch
Henry Fitzpatrick
David Paul
Robert Coombe
MISS BLAIR'S SUCCESS IN LADY OF QUALITY AT GRAND OPERA
A critic lauds Eugenie Blair and her company in A Lady of Quality at the Grand Opera house. Blair's Mistress Clorinda is praised as a vivid stage portrait, with Bramwell as Sir John Oxon and an all-around strong cast. The production, noted for thrill and humor, plays last night and repeats this afternoon before additional shows tonight and tomorrow night.
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Health Board
Grand Opera House
Eugenie Blair
Mise Blair
Clorinda
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Butte
William Bramwell
Sir John Oxon
Boxing Exhibition Promises Two Showdowns in Butte
The Butte Athletic Association plans a boxing show Friday with a preliminary bout between Jack Rowett and Professor Langdon. The main event features Jack Livingston of Denver versus Kid Madden from San Francisco, set for ten rounds if they endure the pace. tickets cited in World Almanac.
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Butte Athletic Association
Jack Rowett
Professor Langdon
Langdon
J. J. Corbett
Jack Livingston
Denver
Kid Madden
Billy Madden
San Francisco
Court case over Thomas lode property in Silver Bow
George H. Casey files thirteen district court complaints to recover possession of parcels within the Thomas lode claim and to secure judgments against named defendants. The action alleges January 4 1895 ouster and seeks monthly rents from $10 to $1000, totaling $1800 for the claimed net damages. The case covers portions of the county courthouse area and central Butte holdings.
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George H. Casey
District Court
Silver Bow County
County Court House
Montana
Washington
Casey
Lee W. Foster
John A. Leggat
Joseph H. Harper
Pangle
Oe Stevenson
Millie Raevens
Local briefs reveal trades, deaths, and legal notices
A collage of notices lists Fisher and Tailor, 1108 Malin Street, Dr Reed dentist at 115 North Main, Bates tuner Montana Music Co, inquiries at Reed's Stable for ticket 9487 winner of a Meerschaum pipe, and various trades. Also noted are the Union era dance at McDermott, Fair Drug supplies, Dr McDonald moving to 323 North Montana, a mining deed dated October 4 1899 for Old Joe Fraction, merchants offering suits and overcoats, California Cafe lunch option, Montana Liquor Co ad, Judge Clancy decree over Central addition lots, death of Mrs Julia Mack at 61 with six sons and two daughters, and mentions of Mike Mack in Australia and Joe in Michigan.
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East Park
E Butte Stove Repair Company
E. Park
McDermott
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
McDonald
Montana Street
Kenyon House
Joe
Mary Sharpe
Patrick Sheehan
Boucher
California
Silver Bow Club
Montana Liquor Co
Broadway
Clancy
Adolphus Busch
Julia Mack
East Broadway Alley
Peter
John
Mike
Donnie
Charles
Annie
Katie McTucker
St. Patrick's Church
Mike Mack
Australia
Michigan
Kemmerer Coal Offered By J Monroe & Co
Advertises Kemmerer coal as a high quality fuel for home heating. Mentions J Monroe & Co located at 47 East Broadway with phone number 538 for orders and inquiries.
Northern Pacific To Start Limited Express Seattle St Paul
The Northern Pacific office reports a new limited express service will begin March 1 on the Seattle to St Paul line. The train includes sixteen-compartment Pullman sleepers and an observation car. The line has been shortened by track work over the past year to complete this service.
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Northern Pacific
Seattle
St. Paul
Steamship Oregon First Class Berths Exhausted for Cape Nome Run
The coast agent of Seattle to Alaska steamers wired Northern Pacific to send all Butte first class bookings for Cape Nome on the Oregon, sailing from Beattle around April 1. All first class berths are taken, with second class available. McCormick will stop selling first class tickets after tomorrow. The Oregon leads north, with more first class berths on later ships.
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Cape Nome
Seattle
Alaska
J. E. McCormick
Northern Pacific
Butte
Beattle
Oregon
McCormick
St Ta
Ryan 18 Sinking After Stabbing In Morning Assault
Late this afternoon hospital word said Ryan 18, stabbed this morning, was sinking and recovery doubtful. Three men arrested were taken to the hospital by Captain Leyden and Detective Murphy, but Ryan could not identify his attackers due to his weak condition. He was coughing blood, suggesting internal bleeding and grave prognosis.
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Ryan
Leyden J
Murphy
Masons Install Officers in Deer Lodge Chapter No 3
Deer Lodge chapter No 3 Royal Arch Masons installed officers for the year in lodge rooms last evening. New officers include John Beggar as H P, George G Powell as B, Ke F W McCrimmon as Ftwin, Kinner as Secretary, Felix Castelano as Treasurer, Malcolm Macdonald as C of H, J Spencer as P8, George W Andrews as R A C, J R Grans as G M of 4, W E Sweeney as G M of 24, V H S Tuttle as G M of 1st, Fred Macdonald as Sentinel. Following the installation there was a general good time with speeches by incoming and outgoing officials. The chapter is flourishing and healthy. George B Turner of the Red Bluff Miner is at the Butte. Miles Finlen left for Washington, D C, and then Europe for a year.
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Deer Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Iodge
John Beggar
George G. Powell
B. Ke
McCrimmon
Ftwin &Kinner
Felix Castelano
Malcom Macdonald—C
H. J
Spencer
George W. Andrews
Lawton Fund Subscriptions Sought for General Lawton Family
Subscriptions for the benefit of the widow and the four children of Major General Lawton are being received by the Inter Mountain Gy authority of the Committee.
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Lawton
Inter Mountain Gy
Coal and supplies from Monroe and Co supply ad
A broad local notice promotes Kemmerer coal to meet rising demand and mentions Pennsylvanian anthracite Montana coals and dry wool from Monroe and Co at 47 East Broadway. It also advertises quick sale of twenty six milk cows at Farmers Corral and endorses Henry Muntzer beer from Butte Brewery with a phone contact.
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Pennsylvania
Montana
Monroe & Co
East Broadway
Private sale of bankrupt stock of art and window glass
Trustee announces private cash sale of bankrupt stock of art and commercial window glass. Sealed bids due by January 1, 1900, subject to bankruptcy referee approval. Stock available for inspection at 49 West Park Street, Butte Montana. Certified check of ten percent required with each bid.
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West Park Street
Butte
Motana
Kame
Admitted To Bail In Granite County Killing Case
Special to the Inter Mountain Anaconda Jan 3 The writ of habeas corpus granted bail for John Johnson who killed his brother on December 20 Judge Nupton set bail while the justice refused bail The murder occurred as the defendant fired from a room where the other man was chopping with a broad axe Michael Lyona faces assault charges in a separate Granite county case with bonds set at 150 dollars
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Books Are Missing in Shelby County Retirement Shock
Special to the Times Herald from Indianapolis reports sensational developments in Shelby county as retirement triggers unexpected fallout. No further details available in readable fragments.
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Chicago
Times- Herald
Indanapolis
Ind
Shelby County
County Treasurer Wilson Replacement and Missing Books
County officials report the installation of Treasurer Lee as successor while three and a half years of office books prior to last June are missing. Officials say about $125,000 is unaccounted for.
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Wilson
Lee
Otis Casualty List Highlights Long Military Fatalities
Washington dispatch lists Otis casualty report from Manila with names across multiple units. Entries include Wounded by natives and various illnesses such as dysentery typhoid pneumonia malaria and cachexia, plus a gunshot wound in action. Individual names span the Fourteenth Twenty-first Twenty-second Thirteenth and Sixth Cavalry regiments among others.
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Washington
Otis
Manila
Dratha
George Wagner
Fourteenth Infantry
al Baconr
Patrick Hart
Rio Pasig
William Ott
Twenty-first Infantry
John Bucker
Thirteenth Infantry
George Magaln
Twenty-second Infantry
Troy Hamilton
Typhold
Andrew Gilken
Eleventh
James Croffey
George H. Leets
Variola
Hume
Wm. Adamis
John Williams
Mallaria
Robert Culhane
Edward Kelly
Michael Aldwin
Winie Richardson
Fourth Cavalry
Bubonic plague found in Manila house. patient isolated
Health officers report a native with bubonic plague symptoms in a walled city house where two suspicious deaths occurred. The patient has been isolated and precautions taken to prevent spread. Also noted is the availability of January issues of Ladies' Home Journal and Puritan at the Post Office News Stand.
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Manila
Ladies’ Home Journal
The
Puritan
P. O
Notice of Mining Patent Application 4164 Helena Montana
Notice is given that Thomas N. McCall and Adelia J. McCall filed for a patent covering 97.77 acres of the Rocky Mountain Chief placer mining claim in the Little Pish stone district Jefferson County Montana. The claim is described by metes and bounds with bearings and distances beginning at corner No 1 marked 1-5635 and including numerous survey lines.
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U. 8
Land Office
Helena
Mont
Thomas N. McCall
Adelia J. McCall
Butte
Montana
Rocky Mountain Chief
Little Pipestone
Jefferson County
Beo Ag
Mining claim description and locator details in Jefferson County
The record outlines a mining claim location with bearings and distances to a corner and beginning point. It notes adjacent claims Survey No. 2,431 owned by Alta Lai Francia T. McBride et al and an unsurveyed east claim, with Greene and Bakhr as register and U.S. mining agent signatories. First publication October 27, 1999.
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Jeferson County
Piacers
Alta Lai Francia T
Eorge BD. Greene
J. Bakhr
Register
U.S
Reward for information on ore theft at Montana claim
The Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Company offers 2500 dollars for information leading to the detection and conviction of anyone trespassing to extract ores from underground workings within the Michael Devitt lode claim. The injunctions are issued by state or U S courts of Montana. By 8 Batterman Ass't Supt.
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Michael Devitt
Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Batterman
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