Green Hill Purchases Olympia Group of Mines
The Olympia mining group is sold by Abner G. Kerns and wife to Green Hill Cleveland Co. for 13000. First installment of 3000 paid. 15000 due in spring. Includes Glide node Dartine lode Jap lode Pacilte fraction Olympia and related claims near Nine Mile. Purchase signals continued underground operations by Green Hill-Cleveland and ties to Coeur d'Alenes history.
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Wallace
Olympia
Abner G. Kerns
Green Hi Cleveland Company
Strey
Dartine Lode
Jap Lod Evey
Pacitle
Olympia Group
Hch
Provolue
Green Mill
Cleveland
Green Hille Cleveland Company
Green Hill-Cleveland Company
Weecomes
Two Day Shutdown At Anaconda Mines
Anaconda Copper company miners receive a two day shutdown due to extreme cold and frozen ore. Operations halted at smelters and ore delivery, with bins piling up. The shutdown allows smelters to catch up while Butte Superior runs continuously. Change day at Ot later. night shift to work tonight.
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Anaconda Copper Company
Ann= sonda
Butte Ce 'Superior
New York Railroads Report November Gains Rise
New York railroads report November increases with Northern Pacific showing a gross rise of 1,553,000 and a net gain of 1,450 over last year. The New York Central posts a net increase of 3,717, about five percent higher than last year’s November.
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New York
New York Central
Copper discovery reported in Idaho’s Gem State
Robert N. Bell Idaho state mine inspector says a new copper mine at Grimes Pass near the Intermountain railroad line, tied to Payette Lumber lineage, rivals Butte prospects. About 30 men work the property as Idaho’s mining gains momentum amid European war. prospects in Mackay district and Crimes Pass described as promising though not matching Bingham Utah.
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Robert N. Bell
Idaho
Gem
Butte
Grimes Pass
Intermountain Railroad
Payette Lumber Company
Harber Lumber
Ompany
Eider Ell
Mackay
Crimes Pass
Utah
Bingham
Asi
Amalgamated OM company to open offices in Butte
The Amalgamated OM company, formed months ago, will open offices in Butte Monday morning. It has offered no stock yet and seeks to secure title to lands in Sweetgrass Grey Bull and Oklahoma. Incorporated under Montana law with capital of 99009, officers include President William Robinson Vice President Treasurer Dr J F secretary Carl Christensen directors William Robinson Joseph Carney Ea.
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Amalgamated OM Company
Butte
Oll
Sweetgrass
Grey Bull
Oklahoma
Montana
Pres- Ment
William’ Robinson
Dr. J. FE
Carl Christensen
William Robinson
Joseph Carney E A
Ten Percent Increase for Michigan Miners
Michigan miners see a ten percent wage rise at Calumet & Hecla and subsidiaries, effective with the new year and continuing at least until July 1. General Manager James McNaughton says payroll totals rise to around 70,000 monthly with more workers and higher wages than ever.
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Houghton, Mich
Calumet &Hecla
Suisidiary
Manag James McNaughton
McNaughton
Butte and Superior Earnings For Year
The December tonnage at the Butte and Superior company reached over 15,000 tons with concentrates totaling about 50.9 percent. Estimated recoveries in concentrates amount to about 16,000,000 pounds, roughly the November figure. The two months mark the best period in the company's history, with high xpeller prices boosting earnings. Profits for the last quarter are projected between 8,400 and 4,000 dollars, and quarterly production exceeded 47,909 pounds, about 6,000 pounds more than the previous quarter.
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Butte & Superior
Tutte & Superior Company
Aigatnat N Pyottt Oe
Hind
Promis Oi
Tarbox Developments Point To Near-Term Mine Rise
Letters from Tarbox mine workers report late development progress in Hutte with renewed belief the goal is near. John Ransom, a Coeur d'Alenes operator, essays Tarbox shows best surface vein in the district and proves on every level. He predicts 200 more feet will reveal confirming evidence and a mill plan accompanies the project.
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Hutte
John Ransom
Coeur d'Alenes
Ease
Prosperous Alaska mining year sets record output
Washington reports Alaska had its most prosperous year in mining, with output valued near $2,000,000, about 1,300,000 more than the prior record. Copper and gold lode mining drove the gain, aided by rising copper production and expected boosts from Alaska railway development. Since 1880, Alaska’s gold output has totaled over $31 million. The United States acquired Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million.
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Washington
Alaska
Yale
Bonanga Placers
Fairbanks
Nome
Wokt
United States
Russia
Bank clearings rise across major cities in 1915 year end
Chicago and other cities report record or near record bank clearings for 1915 with increases from 8 to 10 percent over 1914. Detroit Kansas City Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville Toledo Columbus and Texas totals set new records as loans and deposits also climb amid year end totals.
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Chicago
Viphin
Heston
St. Talule
St. Talule Banks Loaned $1.4,29.00, Dyremkeng
Detroit
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Mili
Mass
Cincinnati
New Record
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Las
Texas
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England
Green Hill
Olympia Group OF Mines
G. Kerns and
Hace Phan
Ansonia
Paull Burkhard
Eent
Ernest Wilkes, Inc
George Scarbarous
M'Carthy National Market
N. Main, Butte, Montana
ED Rose the
Anaconda Mines
Michigan
Wee
American Window Glass Company
Mayer Jewelry Co
West Park
John Astor
Am Rriving
Vincent Astor
Alice Muriel Astor
Lou Tellegen
Pathe News No
Fannie Ward
Lasky
Carmen
Weinberg’s
Butte Commercial CO
West Park Street
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