Montana 1911 Metal Output Values and Totals
The article reports Montana 1911 metal outputs and values per W. C. Heikes USGS. Gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc value fell to 46,287,000 dollars from 48,258,263 in 1910 due to copper curtailment. Silver Bow County led silver and copper outputs. Summit Valley and Butte district dominated copper. lead and zinc totals rose modestly. 430 deep mines and 180 placer mines operated. ore treated totaled 4,940,308 short tons, down 139,148 tons.
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Distribution of Heavy Special Dividend by American Tobacco
The American Tobacco company declares a 20 percent special cash dividend on common stock in addition to the regular quarterly dividend. It will distribute two shares of American Machinery and Foundry stock to its stockholders. Under a government disintegration decree, the company must dispose of certain securities by January 1, 1918. It reports disposing of half its British American Tobacco non voting shares and substantial holdings of Imperial Tobacco and United Cigar Stores bonds. Proceeds fund the 0 percent extra dividend to common stockholders.
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American Redbacco Company
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Imperial Tobacco Company
Car United Cigar Stores
Wireless promoter sued by couple of investors
Seattle July 7 George MH Parker the millionaire United Wireless promoter released on parole that month was sued yesterday by Duncan A and Catherine McDonald who allege Parker sold them stock in his wireless company through false representations and obtained 300. The complaint says Parker claimed stock was worth 5 per share would rise to iron and 2.00 and would be retrievable at purchase price. He promised wireless system on block systems of all American railways and to put Bell Telephone out of business with a wireless telephone and that stock would soar when facts became known. Local union No members notified to attend meeting tonight. An amendment to section 2 Article 2 of local by laws will be voted on. A J EMMERTO
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Catherine McDonald
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Bell Tele
Sinking Under Berkeley Mine Raises Ventilation Needs
The Berkeley mine of the Anaconda company resumes sinking from the 1000 foot level with a crosscut toward the 1800 level of the Tramway 10 point. Raising will begin to meet the sinking force for ventilation as bad air halts full shifts. About 14,000 tons of ore monthly are yielded with 225 workers, while a U.S. Geological Survey report notes 106,496 tons produced in late 1912. inquiries compare iron, spelter, and copper markets amid rising production and limited surplus.
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Anaconda Company
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United States Gelogical Survey
Mining and Engineering Journal
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Navy Orders Oct. 15 Naval Demonstrations
Washington Aug 7 The navy department ordered demonstrations at San Francisco Manila and New York on October 15. Simultaneously the Atlantic fleet will rendezvous at New York and the Pacific fleet at San Francisco while the Atlantic fleet goes to Manila. There is no political significance in the order.
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Market not scared by Wilson speech and copper news
The market rallied after Wilson's speech with stocks closing at day’s high. Butte & Superior led gains to 46 1/2 amid active trading, with East Butte and North Butte also moving higher while others like Amalgamated and Anaconda showed gains. Cananea and Denver area items noted mixed activity as copper news and political rhetoric influenced sentiment.
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Butte
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Boston
Shannon
Hancock
North Butte
Compromise Recedes On Pension Bill After Tie Vote
Washington August report notes the $18,000,000 pension appropriation faced a split vote, sending the measure back to the House for conference. The Senate stuck to retaining the pension agencies after a House amendment to abolish them failed on a tie.
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