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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30
ANACONDA COPPER'S
WEALTH is IMMENSE
(Communicated.)

The Engineering and Mining Jour-
nal is published in New York city and
is considered by mining engineers to
be the most ably edited journal of the
mining press. It's utterances upon IL
nancial matters are especially authori-
tative. / wish therefore that you would
publish the following quotations from
it's comments on the stockholders re-
ports Of the Anaconda Copper COM
pany and the Butte & Superior COM
pany:
THE big coppers--,Anaconda and
Utah-have now taken their dividend
actions for the first quarter of 1916.
Both maintained their Sc annual rate
but Utah paid 81 extra. We were
rather surprised by the latter. That
Anaconda should have declared only
the regular quarterly dividend at The
Sc annual rate was simply what should
have been expected.
"Amalagamated-An prede-
cessor-was supposed to be on IS
basis. In 19O6-07 1t accumulated a
great surplus which would have per-
HhAANu NIc III HUGH ldISCT
dividends il it had been desired to do
SO. The policy of the management,
however, was to conserve this as a sort
of flywheel for the maintenance of the
regular dividend. In subsequent years,
when Anaconda was paying out more
than it earned, it was roundly scored
for SO doing by critics who forgot that
it's surplus had been held for precisely
that purpose.
In 1915-16 Anaconda has replen-
ished it's depleted surplus. indeed has
probably accumulated larger one
than it ever had. The management of
the company being the same, it is a
reasonable presumption that it will adj
here to the same policy as to the divi-
dends. and will aim to put itself in a
position to maintain it's regular rate
for the next 10 or Is years at least.
making no increases unless the earn
ings justify them beyond peradven-
ture. -
What is true of the big coppers' is
to more or less extent true of the
other first class companies. Few per-
sons yet appreciate fully what has
happened to the copper producers and
the strength of their new position. In
fact they have accumulated cash re-
serves that practically render the
maintenance of their dividends
speaking especially of Anaconda and
Utah-independent of the price Of cop
per for long time ahead. In other
words the price of copper might fall
tomorrow to l5e per pound or less and
stay there for years without the divi-
dends Of these companies being jeop-
ardized in the slightest degree" (Vol.
10l, No. IA. p. GA, April l, 1850
THE fourth annual, report of the
Butte and Superior Copper company,
limited. puts the operating profit for
1915 at $9.074.151 which with additional
miscellaneous income of $51,7s5 makes
total net income of $9.125.947 as
compared with 31.417.127 for the year
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30
DAY IN CONGRESS
Senate.

Resumed debate on Indian APP
preparation bill.
Philadelphia officials urged re-
tention of pneumatic mail tube
service before postoffice commit
tee.
Adjourned at $3.50 p. m. to II
a. m. Tuesday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

1t has been found that Chicago syndicate is
gagged in sending out bogus university diplomas.
What fear is that the veterinarian next door who
plays the photograph every evening has received
musical degree by mistake.-Grand Rapids (Mich)
Press.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

the people Of the payment Of unnecessary doctors
bills, some member Of the legislature at Helena
ought to secure the same method Of relief for suf-
ferine humanity here at home
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30
MONTANA NOTES.

Virginia City people have organized i CONNER
cia club whose first efforts will be directed toward
marking and preserving buildings and spots Of his
torc importance near the city. An automobile
road to the graves Of road agents executed by the
Vgilantcs near Virginia City and a monument at
the point in Alder Gulch where gold first dis
covered were suggested first projects.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30
Germs Lessen OF
With Magic ''ests-It''

Drops Do the Work, Painiessly.
!: Il tell you, before | heard of 'Gets.It'
used to try one thing after another
for corns. l still had them. / used
bandages and they made my toe SO big
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

irwin Bridges claims to be the premier dancing
Town OF southern Montana. Here the tripping of
the toe that poets praise, Twin Bridges people,
is a perennial social diversion, with occasional in
novation of rag-step evoutions"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

The Miles City Star forgot to report basketball
game which the local high school team won few
weeks ago. and the high school people didn't like it.
The Star is and always has been for schools"
the editor writes in reply to critics. ';at the same
time do believe that when people are inclined to
to the job shops and to institutions out Of town
for their printing they should likewise seek publicity
from the same sources"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

THE fourth annual, report of the
Butte and superior Copper company.
limited. puts the operating profit for
1915 at ss.074,15l which with additional
miscellaneous income of $51,795 makes
a total net income of $9.125.947 as
compared with 31.417.1a7 for the year
1914. This is equivalent to $33.47 per
share, there being 272.697 shares out
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

we understand says the Saco Independent,
that booster club has been organized for a
bigger better town and from the interest taken re-
suits to be accomplished. We are told that
the object of this society, which has already held
rousing meeting, is make the visit of the gay old
bird called the Stork a pleasant event. There is
question but what this society will prove pop
nlar"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

Mrs. Bob Fitzsimmons is going to conduct revival
meetings in Three Forks in February according to
the News.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

Senior and grand championships at the annual
show of the American Livestock association were
by a o-year-old bull and a two yea old
heifer exhibited at the Denver meeting by A. B.
Cook of Townsend. Mr.. Cook sold his champion
bull for $500. and received average price OF
$2,212 for other blooded animals.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-30

burglar who had stuck up D. D. Taylor. a
Billings merchant. with big six-shooter. drv-
en- away by Mrs. Taylor and several other women,
who entered the store in time to save the day.
When he saw the women the burglar dropped his
gun and fled.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-22
We print Sale Bills.
AN OLD MANS STOMACH


AS we grow older and less act
ive,. less and less food is required
to meet the demands Of our bodies.
If too much is habitually taken.
the stomach will rebel. When a
man reaches the advanced age OF
IS or 80. you will find that he
is Tight eater. Be as careful
as you will, however, you will oc-
acsionally eat more than you should
and will feel the need of Cham
berlain's Tablets to correct the
disorder, These tablets do not con-
tain pepsin, but strengthen the
stomach and enable it ito perform it's
functions naturally. They also cause
gentle movement Of the bowls.
The Kearmey Pharmacy
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-22
BOARD Proceedings
Auditors office.
Audubon, Iowa.
Nov. 18th. 1917

Audubon, Iowa.
Nov. 18th. 1917
Board OF Supervisors met at s
o'clock A M i'm regular session as
provided by law, members present
b j Black, Sorem Madison and J
II Maharg. sais
Minutes of last meeting and va
cation read and approved
/ On motion fees GRAND Jury witt
nesses were allowed as per Grand
Jury bovk for October term 1917.
On, motion claims ON the county
fund Were examined and allowed as
4 followc;
VIM Roberts four meetings, Board
of Health, City Audubon ]. 500
F G Miller four meetings Board.
OF Health, City Audubon J. 500
J E Kerwhl 4 meetings board
OF Health. City Audubon j. 500
J A Cozine 4 meetings Board of
Health City Audubon 2. :. 500
A Beason, 8 MEETINGS Board of
Health ety. Audubon sEs.'f 800
Geo E Kellogg meetings board
of Health City Audubon
20 notices and four
Pages record -. .. ..... 1850
Smith and Butterton, plumbing :
at Court House i. Pits
Matt Parrott and Sons Company
supplies for THE
/ County Superintendent >. 800
Johm McNutt sbaildff grand
/ jury October term 1917 ;. 400
LIE Mars Printing Company
i Tax lists 1918 1925 Special
Election supplies 1880 ;. 201.75
Kieth and Hansen merchandise
for county home =. >. >. 4.55
johnson Iarain Company.
coal for Jail 1910
court house 1915 =. 54.4
!. iowa Telephone Company
Tolls for October 1917 ;. 1880
Peter FredeTiksem black
smithing for county farm >. 400
w H Freeman manager
Meals for jury
October term 1917 >. -. 9.7i
j s. DENNIS Ice for
Court House 1917 ). =. 1916
e John, Butterton Clerk. special
election Leroy, prct No. 2 -. 3.9l
Fl r Mclaughlin
Trustee Ldneoln Township :. go
George e Ever.s Trustee
Lincoln Township ). s. ). 80,
: r Stammer Trustee
lincoln Township >. >. .. 800
r w Asmus Clerk
Lincoln Township =. $685.. 80,
Audubon County Journal
/ Board Proceedings TILT
Notices County superint endent
4.lO 1873
IT o Ferguson Reporter
and Eek October term
District Court !. >. 14.6
H o Ferguson Reporter and
Elk October term
s District Court 1870, 11.9
Ferguson, Reporter and
Elk, October term
District Court -. ;. !. 31.3
j Ferguson Reporter and
Elk October term
J1s,,tr; ~ n oo,nt on o
Limna Brdnherhbff Help in
Auditors OFFICE 1000
= Engineers Office 5000 ;. 600
Luther o Draper Shade company
Shades for Superinte ndent's
y Office >. >. ;. >. ;. 80
r J GornlAl return
}, Ballots Special election
Cameron Township ;. -. 20
: b r. CASTOR Repairs to cave
At Jail ;. ;. ;. !. Fl
VIM Northup Appraiser Road
Z No. 333 Lincoln township !. 80
u Jens p Jensen Appraiser Road
j No. 333 Lincoln township32O
Auto lhIire 200 ;. 49,. SO
L FL Turner Appraiser Road
No. s33 Lincoln township /. 80
Il r g Spencer Ballots special
Election $40 public Ballot
21.00 Board
Proceedings 34.04 114.4
i @ Smith Brcs. 7 w company
Coupon Bcols J. j. ). 10
J. Omaha s1hcol Supply company
: supplies Superintendent :. so
3 Ella M Stearns, county
r Superintendent Livery visiting
o schools ~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-22

.la
Fullerton Lumber company
miscell aneous bridge
FULLERTON Lumber company
miscellaneous bridge
lumber .. -. ;. =. 1929
Fullerton Lumber company
Miscellaneous bridge
lumber -. 5.4O
Fullerton lumber company
miscellaneous bridge
lumber j. 24l.OO
On motion applications for Re
funds were disposed of as follows.
Meta M Anderson charity lot
block 2 Brayton rejected
L M Parrott error lin Dog
Tax Brayton rejected
VIM Delahoyde charity
15 IL and N Pit
10 Audubon rejected
On motion Board adjourned to
meet December 10, 1917.
b black
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
Let us print your Sale Bills.
t. .44i, a. a--
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-22

john wv Martin Trustee Audubon
Township day Session 500
day committee 600 80. 800
w q Tibben Trustee Audubon
Township day session 300
/ day committee 3.00o.. ;. 900
C A Reynolds eight days
bailiff District court
October term 1917 ;. - 5000
DihNom Lumber and coal company
Lumber for repairs at
Court House g. :. >. 310.4SI
Victor Nelson assisting
County Engineer 500
HI A Northup Auditor
Postage 2950s Freight and
. Express LEO
Recording fee 800 -. 7.10
HI j Hoogenakker Proclaim =.
Special Election 20.4oisss
Publishing ballots 21.00
Board Proceedings 1880 1920
H J. Hoogenakker Supplies ~
Recorder 9.75 Treasurer $50
Superintendent 19.45s
Bar Docket i35.02 Ks ...,.. 1870
M4dn Lumber and Coal company
Sand! tor county hpme !. an 2.23
A G Holmes
Damagefto Corn Shredder 4
claimed 10000 -. Rejected
ON motion, claims for Bounty Were
allowed as Follows;
Herbert Barger ct al
I Gpphers ;. :. ;. .... 22.40i
!! G. A Carpenter
One adult wolf >. ;. =. 1000
On notion claims on Domestic
Animal Fund was disposed of as
follows:
Fred Alvey claimed 1900 for
| lamb KILLED ). :. allowed
On motion claims ON the !. Poor
Flnad were examined and allowed
as Follows:
Wilson Department. store merchan-
ddse fer Joe Ross :. >. 1928
| Geo. w Preston
merchandise for john
McCleTan ;. BLU
Evans Marquesen merchandise
for john Hiebel $3.50. $3.50
Evans Marquesen, merchandise
for Mrs Ella Blake 1858
Kristen Larsen burying dead
l T.. -4At4.5 /, 3 q kFs.,5 ) e
animals Douglas
TcwnshiI $3.50. -. :. 1000
johnson Grain company
ccal for Mrs Emery =. =. 21.4O
Johnson Grain company
Coal fer Mrs Hantsen 1850
Walter Roth Jr. 3.75
| Joe Ross $50 ). -. -. 20.75
JOHNSON Grain company
| Coal for Joe Rlsss 3.S5'
Mrs Emery G.65
Mrs Hansen $50 ..,-.. ;. 17.40
e Griffith il and Company
| Typhoid vaccine for
lMeX!canS $50
A NJ Currier SHOES for
John Heible >. !. >. 1898
r A Buthweg clothes
fer N 'Gleason' .... >. =. ESQ
j II Baker npsrs handise
for Walter Rct1il, Jr. ). 9.68
r wv Asmus quarantine work
Lincoln township =. :. .... zoo
H Hinkle re:.t FIR Mrs
Hardesty August and
September 1917 =. 1900
G c Eyects quarai time
work Lincoln township >. 11.5O
IN the matter of Maintenance OF
Dependen Children of HANNAH
SOrick LAID the Board ordered tine
County Auditor TO issue warralnd
on the Poor Fund for the SUM oi
Nine and no-100 per week payable
Semi mcnthly as per order Hon.
5 Cnlli2oa, Judge District court
first Warrant to issue October 22nd
l9l7.
On molten Board adjourned tc
meet again at one o'clock P M.
One O'Clock p M Board met as pc
adjournment of A M. Members al
prtssent.
On motion claims en- the ROAD
Fand were examined and allowed
as follows;
Fred H Baier drag River to
pi,i,o,, n I,j o a /, 4
Georgi's Cavemaugh fill
culvert Overland X ;. -. 1870
J I'll Cavepaugh fill
calvert Overland X $500
w 5000 G and A b 600 114,0
Mike Farrell repairs q and A
H 4.4O 4.40 drag e and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-22

An apron and fancy work bazaar
will be held in the Library satur--
lay afternoon, November Paths
Come i'm and buy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-22

OeA$ IS r
- : -
"A III $50 -, ;. J. 1890
A F. Jensen A M and B 30"
5000 drag o $50 !. J. $3.50
Nels Madsen
Place culverts .... ). =. $40
H ] Ruddy fill culvert overland
w 24.OO X 1880 G and
A B 900 :. 1O6.SO
CLINT WEIGH drag G and
M "A B G -. 51.45
WIN Porter drag Overland
X 2l~oO A and Gl
A B 5O.4O =. -. 49,. :. 71.40
johnson and Buck file
for road grader j. $50. 40
D w Fullerton blade grader
work A and F H :. ;. 1900
j d Adams and company
repairsi for grader ;. >. 1880
Elmer Anderson repairs
to road tools -. 80. =. 100
] S DENNIS
freight and express =. ;. 5.56
Peter Frederiksem repairs to
Road equipment ;. :. -. 1900
Peter Frederiksen repairs to
Road equipment =. ). 80. $50
o H Jacobsen dragging E IR
and K "A B C 1886
w A "A 1870 81. ;. j. 47.25
Clarence Maschiug dragging
River to River M N i. 1920
w S Roberts and Sons draying
Road tools ). ~. >. j. rs
R P Clark dragging
B and A "A B ). !. >. 1886
III b Oliver dragging
wv "A % 2R .. ;. >. 1920
Dixon Lumber and Coal company
/. Road material -. :. -. 1857
p e Smith Blade grader work
Overland T U 4 lily
1890 e and "A b 1000
C and NJ Alb c 10000
IA Y b and MN N o 10000 464.0O
Frank Polzime dragging
/ A N and BsfI s...e !. 1926
On motioh claims ON the Bridge
Nuah were exaahddgd and allowed. d
!Aollbws: 90 s4i7 fs = II =
Martin A lessen nepairs to
No. SO Haan1in. ..''.... 400
III ] Ruddy repairs to 7
i3-3Hy.. trs. rx.i,,, ri 90 IN
Wilson Cone company culverts :
hsrav, Ilowa. .''lsgs. ..s.. y 1900
Wilson Gone company "
culverts' Audubon, Iowa ). 61.6O
Nels Wimther damage to " rs,
land change channel. 7. $500
Hams Theusen Feed for
Bridge team >. >. ;. -. $50
Soren N Schmidt feed for
Bridge team ). ;. =. 80. 600
Soern N Slhnidt feed for
Bridge team !. >. 200
r Rasmussen shooting and
repairs to bridge crew ). 1880
n ] Keith repairs to No. 81
| Melville and Telephone line $50
Pay Roll No. Al Douglas 5.25
No 36.5 Douglas 1880
No. SO Douglas 1850
No, 80 Douglas 1890
No. 46 Douglas 4.29
No, 2 Lincoln 1915
Pr Br Chris Larsen. $50
No. 16 Greeley 45.15
No % Oakfdeld 1920
NO, 23.1 Oakfield 5,95
Geo. Beers feed
for bridge team -. >. >. 1900
| Jol imson Grain company
feed for bridge team >. 22.1O
Hans Madsem feed
for bridge team >. ;. :. 4.62
~ p Riddle constructing
/ No. 81 Oalatield 1S41.2O
No. 1875 Melville $4,000
No 81 Melville 117400
Amount withheld October
10 pr ce.t cll
No. 20S lAudmloonl 72,4O
No, 20.9 Au;i;,bsm 1870 1885,
john Reuschling unloading
concrete culyeuts !. :. ]. 200
Wilson Construction company
| freight advanced on, culverts
to Gray, iowa 5.72
IGlP Parsons filling
| mo. "A Ddaglas $. So. 10000
p Wilson construction company
| Concrete culvers
" fn;.h+ 80 15Q NJ
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-22
For Greeley Farmers Mutu.
al Fire and Lig ming

Insurance see
Fred Wahlert ST.. Extra, Iowa, VIM.
II. 4. 4 S'lasls- Y , : Iowa. M. J Mas
"A II jewel Eve other agents
James w Huge and Adair
and Tornado
It's tough on sDistrict court
Hhey find out that !,
slhte the Jaw all
dn this free country.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-17

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, DAY.
enport, Rock Island and Mo.
line. Member Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-17
Ocgcu Msapur Sbpmpiuns Slatt.

Nmrura, ST., 16. slua. gSm
Stpder, &ertrctcr nes nnaeblid1cn Ya=
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trctcne @latt illpDalc Mcusermngcr
entbieltc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-17
AnS'otr 8nnoe8bauptitaot
Ser papitlide 5riebenspuridlas in
SoGnben oer 9egternng.

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bic NatiDnalgaroc unb bic 3rnppenla=
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ties hmrd)fiibren, iniufern iie itaatlif
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-17
@etretQr 2aniiug bat bic pQpitli6en Trit>
otnSDoridlQge ni6t nuannebmbar genQnnt.
9te Roblenfonferen5 In Gbita8o 5tebt Die Bunoes
fontroue Der ttaatlid)en Dor.
yfeue MrmeczGrueunun9eu fir Soma.


Sangon pcib ni6t5 aucronern
Soban gegen 8rgcrmeilcr Slntt
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ht Sdmn,c5 Gi1bubnln9iid Seras Nmcrifoniidr aoro
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2obndbe fir Sceleutc Sic EooeIten Soma
berparnt = gr5biip Soma fit bos Prohibitions amcnmn
Gin Spnoer babel, Suubboot berlenf pllrbc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-08-17
9ie TritbeusbofQaft itintr $eiligttit 0es
@apfe8 I'M @ortlant.
Yreu,ter ReremstD bdlt Die stodbolmer Ronteren3
filr tetr ,pt1tt8.
Sic @n1eu nnb udueu auf oeul itratesii&en &id5ug,
Sic griten erObern ous peumrue 9ori eaeor lit 5aoer
Bon Sen @riessidoupldken

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cuando fuera conveniente, al hernia,
no de Cecilia, en- cuya adhesion tenia
absolute confianza.
Cecilia estaba pagada muy por a.
delantado y el va c%Onseguiria, de III
mOdo Il otro, prOcurarse dinero; pero
81 no pudiera obtenerlo, haria que el
piamontes obrara cerca de su HERNIA
ma para que esta tuviera paciencia
hasta que e recobrara Ia libertad.
Silvano permaneci6 cuarenta y ocho
horas solamente en- ell fuerte de San
Nicolas, de donde fue trasladado Z
Lyon, para aguardar ALI la instruc-
ci6n de la sumaria correspondence
Y su comparecencia ante el Consejo
de Guerra.
Deseando saber cuanto tempo
tardaria aquello, dirigiose 4 los
i ndividuos de Ia guardia y
a los c~amaradas, quienes lie Theron
que aquello ~dependia de Ia llegada
de sus papeles que va habian sido
pedidos al regimiento.
Una vez que estuvieran ALI, COM
p~areceria ante Ell Official instructor Y
va seria cosa de muy POGO tempo.
Dijeronle tamb;en, cue ell tempo
que estuviera preso lie serviria de abo-
no en- Ell servicio, pues al terminar
su condena, debia cumplir ell tempo
de servicio que lie faltaba para libe-
rarse.
Silvano no habia pensado en- a.