Copper Production and Costs by Major U S Copper Firms
1910 operating statistics for leading copper producers show total output 1,165,711,400 pounds at an average cost near nine and a half cents per pound. Nevada Consolidated posted the lowest cost at seven cents, Tamarack the highest at seven cents, and United States Smelting and Refining produced 24 million pounds at four and a half cents per pound when credits from lead silver and gold are included. Major producers Anaconda Phelps Dodge Utah Copper Calumet Hecla and Nevada Consolidated produced over 625 million pounds, accounting for more than half of total output. five firms Centennial First National Imperial Superior Tamarack operated at a loss or no profit, producing over 23 million pounds. 1919-1911 costs generally declined, with signs of improvement in 1911 as prices fell but efforts to reduce costs increased.
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Boston News Bureau
Nevada
United States
Mee Fining & “Tints Company
Anaconda, Phelps, Dodge & Co
Utah Copper
Calumet & Hecla
Nevada Consolidated
Centennial
First National
Imperial
Superior
Tamarack
Hare
Ahreek .C.cccocsess Tlsh OH
Allouez
Atizone
British Columbia
Calumet & Ariz
Cerro de Pasco
East Butte
le En Peres
Greene-Cananea
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Ind
Nevada Con
North Butte
Old Dominion
Osceola Ay
Phelps-Dodge
Bahay
Weavee
Ace Shannon
Shattuck
Arizona
Pitts
Tennessee
United Verde
UICGH
Cape
Sesyse Sme
Utah
S&s. Smelt
Champion
Civil Baptism Invention Of The Mayor Enthusiastically Accepted
Remarkable document is given to parents at infant baptism as M. Coron mayor of Flace-les-Macon presides. The article also notes a gyroscopic compass, weather dispatches for mariners, a study on artificial light effects on eyes, and aviation race prize distributions.
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Paris
M. Courant
Ivry
Macon
Burgundy
Flace-les-Macon
Mairie
Marie Philiberte Seve
Louis Seve
Philomena Charcosget
M. Philibert Seve
Mme
Marie Claudine Bacot
T. Anthony Coron
Marie Philiberte Leve
Lemaire
War Department
Effel Tower
Europe
Ministry of the Interior
Camorra Trial Seen As Unprecedented in Italy
In Viterbo Italy Aug 6 nearly five months into the Camorra trial observers say the case has no precedent in Italy. The press protest and celebratory timing are debated while witnesses remain reticent and powerful Camorra protection lingers in Naples as captains and officials face the charge of criminal association with possible murder outcomes.
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Viterbo
Italy
Camorra
Lke
Palizzolo
Nasi
Cuocolo
Fabbroni
Capezzuti
Faris
Association
Silvio Spaventa
Lanarmora
Naples
Spaventa
Headless Woman Identified in Cincinnati Mystery
The headless body found in a city sewer is identified as Bertha Courtney, a former underworld figure. Police hunt for her Negro husband in Norwood, Ohio, after roommates report she fled two years ago and returned crying about mistreatment. They say he appeared with a patrolman to see her, then she vanished.
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Cincinnati
Bertha Courtney
Norwood
Ohio
Colonel Greene Funeral Set for Morning in Cananea
Funeral services for Col William Cornell Greene, pioneer mining and cattleman, will be held at 11 a m with widow and six children present. Crowds filed past the bier as friends expected from Bisbee Tombstone and Tucson. Remains to be moved to Los Angeles per plans announced yesterday.
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Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
William Cornell Greene
Pioneer
Bisbee
Tombstone
Tucson
Ariz
Los Angeles
Chinese Spouse Has Another Wife in China
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman reports Judge W R C Stewart granted an annulment to Mrs. Clara Co Wah wife of John Wah after she learned he had a wife and three children in Pekin China. Wah did not contest the case and plans to return to Pekin with his business interests. Clara Mee Cormick was restored as her maiden name.
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Standard
Bozeman
China
W. R. C Stewart
District Court
Clara Co. Wah
John Wah
Wah
Pekin
Old Country
Aes
Simport Abe
Clara MeeCormick
Weather Forecast Promises Cool Week With Showers
Washington reports show cool conditions to persist through the week with numerous local showers. The weather map indicates no unreasonably warm regions, with precipitation fairly well distributed from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic coast. A central low pressure area over the western plateau is moving toward the Middle West by Wednesday and the eastern states by Friday or Saturday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Middle West
Firefighters stranded after San Bernardino mountains fire
San Bernardino Cal Aug 6 Fire fighters exhausted and penniless after work in the San Bernardino mountains were fed at the city jail and allowed to sleep there tonight. About 100 men are here. No arrangements have been made to pay them off soon. The fires are nearly out.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Wheat crop ready to move across Montana. new elevators planned
Great Falls reports harvesting underway in central and northern Montana with thrashing already begun. In the past week 25 carloads of wheat were shipped from four points on the Billings branch of the Great Northern. The Rocky Mountain Elevator company plans six new elevators and work starts on facilities at Broadview Belmont Hedgesville Wayne Power and Judith Gap.
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Standard
Great Falls
Montana
Billings
Great Northern
Broadview
Rimrock
Hesper
Comanche
Rocky Mountain Elevator Company
Royal Milling Company
Belmont
Hedgesville
Yellowstone
Meagher
Wayne
Cascade County
Power
Teton County
Judith Gap
Pressure on Senate to Ratify the Treaties
Washington reports indicate mounting effort to win Senate approval for arbitration pacts with Great Britain and France. Opposition centers on fears the treaties may curb treaty-making prerogatives, a concern Secretary Knox dismisses, noting the scope expands to vital questions of interest and national honor, with exceptions.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
France
Knox
Senate Seeks Ratification Of Treaties With France And Britain
In the treaties now in force with France and Great Britain, the relations of the senate to the arbitration proceedings remain the same as in the treaties now in force. Both the president and Secretary Knox are highly desirous of having the treaties ratified before the adjournment of congress.
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France
Great Britain
Senate
Knox
Vanderbilt guests dine with King and Queen aboard royal yacht
Cornelius Vanderbilt and his wife of New York joined King George and Queen Mary for dinner aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert off Cowes on August 6, in a royal hospitality event noted by observers.
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Cowes
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
King George
Queen Mary
Victoria and Albert
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Orton Bros
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J. W. Pratt
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