East Butte Examination Finished by James W Neill
James W Neill consulting engineer for Pittsburg & Montana Copper finishes inspection of East Butte Copper Company property. He will submit findings soon as veins yield copper-silver ore, with several mines showing strong prospects.
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James W. Neill
Pittsburg & Montana Copper Company
East Butte Copper Company
Neill
Butte
Silver Bow County
Washpete
East Butte Company
Cambers
Silver Bow
Butte & Boston Company
Anaconda Company
East Butte
Anaconda
Butte Men Jubilant Over Nevada Copper Property Purchase
Stockholders in the Butte and Ely Copper company, all residents of Butte, express jubilation over reports from their Rob inson district Nevada property. D C Bard and Harry S Wales led a 50 man prospecting party that formed the Western Exploration company last summer, then reorganized as Butte & Ely Copper to take over the Bee Hive seven-claim group. The Bee Hive sits in the copper belt between Nevada Consolidated Copper to the east and Giroux's Consolidated Copper to the west.
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Butte & Ely
Nevada
J. Benton Leggat
Butte & Ely Company
Butte
Nevada Consolidated Company
Ruth
Eureka
Nevada & Northern
Southern Pacific
Toana
Leggat
Butte & Ely Copper Company
Robinson
White Pine County
Nev
D. c. Bard
Harry
Wales
Western Exploration Company
Butte & Ely Copper
Bee Hive
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Giroux’s
Consolidated Copper
Gold Ore of Meadow Creek Mines Shipments and Plans
P A Morrison of Meadow Creek and P H Simons report two carloads of ore totaling 70 tons sent to the Washoe smelter yielding over 55 dollars per ton. Summer shipments reach 130 tons. Winter work will resume after snow clears. second grade ore saved for potential future milling, averaging about 10 dollars per ton. Morrison says the partners have a good property and shipments cover development costs.
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P. A. Morrison
Meadow Creek
Virginia City
Madisonian
George McKee
Mr. Morrison
Simons
Copper Market Is Strong Says George Walker
George Walker reports copper prices trend higher with Lake at 17 to 17 1 2 cents per pound and electrolytic around 17 cents when available. Buyers seek immediate metal and prefer arranging supplies now rather than waiting for three months.
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John Stanton
Calumet & Hecla
Europe
United States
George Walker
Lake
Fourfoot ore vein reported at Lexington mine in Yellowstone region
Reports say a four foot ore vein at the Lexington mine, controlled by Heinze interests, yields over 100 ounces silver per ton with 2 to 3 ounces gold and 3 percent copper. Other veins show high copper and copper zinc ores. electric pumps delayed by storms hindered dewatering. recent repairs restored mining and air supply from the Cora mine.
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Lexington
Heinze
Old Lexington Company
Montana Zinc Company
Cora
Operations at Pitts Mont copper works show steady output
The Pittsburg and Montana Copper company reports little change in mine and plant activity. Mines yield more ore than the plant can consume while the Baggaley handling method keeps a near continuous ore flow into the converter nozzle. A carload of copper was shipped to New York, with another due soon. The blast furnace and converter run smoothly, improving the lining protection as the converter ages.
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Pittsburg & Montana Copper Company
New York
CONSTIPATION CURED BY CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS
An ad claims natural living prevents constipation while contrasting native and captive life. It asserts artificial diets cause biliousness and stomach issues, offering California Prune Wafers as a cure for obstinate constipation, biliousness, torpid liver, and indigestion. 100 wafers cost 25 cents from The Smith Drug Co Anaconda and Christie Leys Co Butte.
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California
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Christie & Leys Company
Butte, Ont
Copper and Silver Plant Expansion Planned After Prospect Triumph
Manager Baggaley remains in the East. five weeks away with plans for a larger facility. The company, three years in the venture, has proven valuable mineral bodies and a cheap process to extract copper and silver. A new shaft is being sunk as quickly as possible, with depth reaching about eet.
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Baggaley
Poson
Montana Zinc Men Plan to Expand Output at Local Plant
Montana Zinc vice president M. Wimpfheimer director Alfred Fries and officer Maurice Eisenberg arrived from New York to inspect the plant and map expansion from 49 to 60 tons of concentrates daily. Clarence Wisner, the manager, returns from Nevada while planning to acquire ore producers and possibly annex additional claims to the company’s assets. The plant is operating smoothly.
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C. A. Wimpfheimer
Montana Zinc Company
Alfred Fries
Maurice Eisenberg
New York
Clarence B. Wisner
Mr. Wisener
Nevada
Zinc
Lexington
Shaft of North Butte Done In Retimbering
The North Butte Cop per company finishes retimbering the shaft except guides which will end this evening. The shaft to be commissioned tomorrow enabling ore hoisting through own workings. A new building rises over the foundation while steel head frame piers are set awaiting frame delivery around February first. This shifts load from High Ore and should boost North Butte output substantially.
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North Butte Copper Company
North Butte
Heinze‑Clark options on Lookout mountain copper mine near Twisp
Twisp mining circles report F Augustus Heinze and Montana associates secured an option on the Alder copper group on Lookout mountain four miles from Twisp Washington. The deal values the property at about 1.25 million with ore believed worth over 1.75 million in sight. Additional Clark interests reportedly seek options on six neighboring claims while Woodside group potentially commands 100000 in price.
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Seattle Times
Twisp
Washington
W. A. Clark
F. A. Heinze
Butte
Okanogan County
Wash
F. Augustus Heinze
Alder
Heinze
Spokane
Clark
Lookout Mountain
Clarks
Woodside Group
Alder Mine Feud Attracts Capital from Fargo backers
Twisp residents recount a mining dispute over the Alder property with claims that Montana kings may seize Alder and adjacent holdings. Prospectors Culbertson and Howe located the ore body and bonded it to Mouck and Couche of Twisp, who rebonded to Fargo capitalists for 30 000. The company has spent about 15 000 on development.
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Montana Kings
Twiep
Alder Group
Fargo
N. D
T. H. Culbertson
A. Howe
Methow
A. B. Mouck
J. B. Couche
Twisco
Catholics to Observe Immaculate Conception Feast
Catholic churches in the Butte district will celebrate Friday December 8 1905 as the feast of the Immaculate Conception with a dispensation from fasting and abstinence. Bishop Carroll of Helena issued the letter granting the exemption and services will be held at St Lawrence church with masses at 5 5 8 9 30 and 10 in the morning and devotions at 7 45 in the evening.
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Helena
Butte
Carroll
Sacred Congregation of the Inquisition
United States
John P. Carroll
Butte District
St. Lawrence Church
Father Batens
Motions Before Judge McClernan Court on Motion Day
In Judge McClernan's district court department a docket of motions and objections is set. Cases include Ireton v Sullivan objections to settlement, Thornton v Kennedy demurrer, Viette v Contario motion to dismiss appeal, Noyes v Clifford judgment hearing, Osmer v Furay objection to costs, Barber v Fay demurrer, Kessler Brewing v Quinn demurrer, Champeny v Reid motion to strike, Cochran v Cochran motion to strike, McQueeney v Toomey order to show cause, American Amusement v Holland demurrer. An affidavit disqualifying Judge McClernan was filed in Thornton v Kennedy, with Judge Bourquin to handle.
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American Amusement Company
Pat Holland
J. H. Léyton
A. J. Campbell
Thornton
Kennedy
Marconi Shares Ordered by Agent Plint
Special Agent John A. Plint of 47 East Broadway advertises Marconi Wireless shares with guaranteed delivery and assurance of full receipt for buyers.
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Marconi
John A. Plint
East Broadway
Fraternal Brotherhood Elects Officers at Pythian Castle
Butteridge No. 251 held its annual election with A. C. Fellows named president and Mrs. Margaret Curran as vice president. Other officers include Miss Deborah F. Gibbons secretary and John G. Bailey treasurer. Balance of officers to be elected December 9. Attendees urged for next regular meeting December 4 at 8 p.m.
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Butteridge
Fraternal Brotherhood
Pythian Castle
A. C. Fellows
Margaret Curran
Deborah F. Gibbons
John G. Bailey
E. J. Feezey
Elizabeth Clark
G. A. Hess
Annie Warnock
John J. Conway
John H. O'Meara
Palmer dies in Butte at 50 amid family notices
Word from Mrs. Mary Tripp of Louisville, sister of Amos J. Palmer, asks Undertaker M. J. Walsh to bury the remains at Butte. Palmer, a widower, died of pneumonia at Sister’s hospital, age 50, after running a confectionery on East Broadway.
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Mary Tripp
Louisville
Amos J. Palmer
M. J. Walsh
Butte
Palmer
Sisters’ Hospital
East Broadway
Government agent explores Hessian fly impact on Montana wheat
George J. Reeves of the Department of Agriculture surveys Miles City wheat fields and local grasses. He has traveled through Dakota and plans to inspect Billings and the Gallatin valley as far as wheat country before continuing to Nebraska and Kansas.
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The
Standard
Miles City
George J. Reeves
Government Agricultural Department
Reeves
Dakota
Montana
Billings
Gallatin Valley
Nebraska
Kansas
Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railway Passenger Time Card 1905
Time card details for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway effective December 1 1905. Lists westbound trains 1 7 B and local services 6 8 with departures from Butte and Anaconda and connections with N P S C O L G N railways at Durant Silver Butte and Anaconda stations. Includes train numbers departure times and interline connections.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Butte
M. Eevsess
Ooséesas
N. P. Railway
Durant
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Butte, Mont
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C. R. Leonard
T. R. Hinds
Fayette Harrington
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Co. R. Leonard
S. Marchesseau
John MacGinniss
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. 8. Dutton
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Butte Capital
John Lalor
Charles F. Booth
Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
State Savings Bank
Buttemont
Sonsyet
S. Largey
Si Sad Charpin
R. B. McKills
F. W. Holmes
M. S. Stery
Kemper
E. D. Leavitt
John _ H. Curtis
E P. Chapin
Jodgens
Santa Ana
Santa Ana Cure Co
Mont
Standard Drug Store
Galena
Mowat