Butte Mines Payroll and Activity Reported
A report by Deputy State Mine Inspector Grath notes growing payrolls in Butte and surrounding Silver Bow County with 14,067 miners employed. Production rises as old mines reopen and new machinery is installed, including electric hoists and Nordburg engines, while several mines expand into new territories and deepen shafts.
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Im Biveron
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Orem
Mhe
Silver Bow County
Butte
How
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
That FATALISTIC IF in Butte and Superior
Miners and investors in Butte and Superior ponder what could have been if they had acted earlier. When Hayden Jackling Interests took over the property shares traded around 8.5 on the present basis. The Black Rock mine failed, attention turned to zinc. Within six years the stock’s value and dividends show potential profits exceeding 1000 percent, based on current valuations and a quarterly dividend of 825 per share.
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Butte
Butte & Superior
Hayden-Jackling
Black Rock
Spokane-Greybull
Northwest Refining Company
Spokane-Greybuil Ia
Northwest
Fox
Northwest Company
Worthwest
Feld
Mont
Greybull & Montana
Beaverhead Mining Prospect Seen By Landers
Beaverhead mining is praised by geologist Landers who notes Elkhorn district near Grasshopper Creek as Montana’s richest face of mineral indications outside Butte. He cites veins up to two feet wide, molybdenite, and 1800 feet of adit driven, with ongoing development by Boston Montana Development Co under B Hopkins, plus rich silver and copper prospects across Dead Man gulch and Bannack. The outlook is bright with active sinking, leasers reporting success and several districts showing potential revival.
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Beaverhead County
Doraw
Beaverend County
Mr. Landers
Elkhorn
Grasshopper Creek
Montana
Butte
Ason
Boseton-Atontana Development Company
B. Hopkins
Lima
Oregon
Argenta
Beaverhead
Montana Copper
Stevens and
Beebe
Trencurer
Haseen
Blue Wing
Golden Leaf
Bannack
Khea
Heaverhead
Mme
Heck Army Company
Hecka
Ahd
Humerous Lessera
A. Berber
Dead Man Gulch
Dedrick Peterson
Hans Jonnson
Wit
Beaver
Cole Leaves for East as North Butte Plans Continue
Thomas F. Cole, president of North Butte Mining, and auditor Paul depart for Duluth after a visit focused on renaming General Pope and a new superintendent for North Butte properties. Plans cover development at Rainbow and Butte Londons, with Healy and Frink directing operations, aiming to completed sinking and cromcutting at Rainbow and Butte Londons by year end. Sir Pope and family will not depart for California until year’s start.
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Thomas F. Cole
North Hutte Mining Company
Paul
Cole Companies
Duluth
John J. Pope
Th Hutte ‘Properties
Carsfally
Rink
Ient
Granite Mountain
Min
Rainbow and
Butte
London
North Butte Company
de Par
Vecars
Healy and
Frink
Norettort
Columbia Gardens
Rainbow
Butte & Londons
Pope
California
Rise in metal stocks over the past year
A year after exchanges reopened following a four month shutdown a dramatic rebound in metal stocks is noted. The piece lists price changes from a year ago to present for firms like Anaconda Calumet and Hecla and Copper Range, with a focus on market recovery and renewed trading limits. It also notes advances in copper and related firms and mentions compressed air tech aiding ships in rough seas and dock operations.
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New York
Boston
United States
Anaconda
Tutte & Superior
Calumet & Arizona
Calumet & Heela
Cassees
Granby Consol
Inspiration Consol Mohawk North Putte U
Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting of Butte Pacific Copper
The board of directors calls a special meeting of stockholders of Butte Pacific Copper company for January 12 at 2 p.m. at Thornton hotel Butte Montana to elect a board of directors amend bylaws and consider changing the company's meeting place and other proper stockholders matters. Secretary Howard Huffman dated December 15 195.
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Wyatt
Tutte Pacific Copper Company
Butte Pacific Copper Company
Thornton Hotel
Hutte
Sliver Bow County
Montana
Board of Directors
Howard Huffman
Plan for New Acid Plant in Salt Lake Valley
Salt Lake Tribune reports American Smelting and Refining plans a sulphuric acid plant in Salt Lake Valley aligning capacity with Anaconda’s Washoe operation. Initial section to produce 1 ton daily, with rapid expansion as needed. By products from smelting used to manufacture weld to be shipped to centers and used in allied products. Construction to start soon, engineers to arrive from the East, and work to proceed quickly despite wartime disruptions.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Washoe
Amercan
Salt Lake Valley
Sal Lake Tribune
American Efining
W. Whitley
American Smelting and Refining Company
New York
Tmelting Company
Plena
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McGrath
Anaconda Company
Belmo
Th Falls Mining Company
Emma
Jense and Bond
Silver
Colorado
Lexington
Atlantic Mines Company
Went
Walkerville
Firet-Chase
Nordburg
Tometive
Im Ovia
W. A. Clarker
Simar
Butte-Alex Scott
Fie
Devel
Bute
Iim Ee
Lawrence Ben Mountain
Gagnon
Penneylvania
Leonard
Alex
Erwin
Tively
Conda
Lawrence
Stewart
Ann
Buver
Mountain View
Pennaytvania
Leonard Ar
Nettie
Ciel Son Siet
Iree
Butte Land and Investment Co
Clough
Bedford and McNeill
Butte Public Stock Exchange
C. Sachs
J. Crittenden
North Main Street
Butte, Montana
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Alameda
Alice
Barnes-King Bannock Gol
Beaver Oils
Butte-Bacorn
North Butte
Tuolumne
Flathead Petroleum
King Bannock
Black Butte
Arizona
Flathead Valley
Revbull
Abob
Farrell Keating
Nancy
North Butte Monn Rocher de Bow
Tuolume
Puscumbia
Simkin
Cole
Tesina
The
Chicago Journal
Speer
Wre
Aherioun Sheeting and Repen Hge Company TO
Rankine & CO
Hamilton Street
Butte, Mont
Banking Corporation
Daly Bank and Trust
Pral Banking
Cee
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First National Bank of Butte
United States Depository
A. Clark
W.A. Clark & Brother Bankers
Alex. I, Johnston
Suers
Ash
Casnier Chshler
Ross Clark
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co
Turelar
West Park Street
Federal Reserve Bank
Silver Bow National Bank
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