Greenwater merger forms Greenwater Consolidated Smelter Co
Historic consolidation links Greenwater & Death Valley Copper, United Greenwater, and Brock syndicate into Greenwater Consolidated Smelter Co with $15,004,090 capital. New entity, based in Delaware, plans a large smelter near Mead Springs, 40 miles east of Greenwater, to process district ore and connect 40 miles of railroad. Jerry O Rourke named general manager. D. Gilles, M. MacDonald, and Frank Kelch on executive committee. Mining districts in Tonopah and Goldfield to feed the plant. ore grades include copper with silver and gold values. site logistics and construction overseen by Teinner and others.
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Payment patience for cures urged in pledge
The speaker questions why not show stronger proof by offering to defer fee until a cure is achieved. They ask if they can make an offer contingent on guaranteed cure, noting uncertainty about curing every case.
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Copper boom prospects in Nevada mines and holdings
A mining summary reports exploration and development plans across multiple Nevada districts. It notes Tyba lead mine near Revelilla, a new vein assay of high lead content, and a 430 acre lead land purchase in the Pint River district with ore shipments planned in five months. Nevada Smelting owns about 150 properties and aims to expand westward, with Montgomery-Shastone near Bullfrog building a 20 ton daily mill expected to yield about $1,000,000 yearly, excluding ore shipments. Additional notes cover Silver Peak, Rosebud, and other camps, plus acquisitions in Mexico and stock exchange potential for investors.
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Rosebud
Clark to lead operations with multiple company roles
Clark will manage the teams and has hired FF. J. Rule as constructing engineer for Hooten & Montana. He plans to travel to Tonopah, Nevada, then to New York to finish the Greenwater and San Toy organizations before heading to Mexico to begin on the Sen Toy property.
Sheriff Hears Requisition For Stevens in Fatal Operation
Sheriff Gibson of Jefferson County traveled via Butte to Salt Lake City with a requisition for Olivia Stevens, linked to manslaughter in the death of 10 year old Wanda Walters after a criminal operation. Stevens, a former waitress in Butte and later at Bonkler Springs, traveled with Walters and her lover Roy Byers, who vanished. George Chidlow, Byers’s friend, is held in custody as the case unfolds.
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Funeral for Jabez Stevens Called by Knights of Pythian
Knights of Pythian urge all Butte lodge members and visiting brothers to meet at Pythian castle at 1 p.m. Thursday to attend the funeral of Brother Jabez Stevens of Philipsburg lodge No. 20 K of P HES. YOUNG C G Tt. DAVIES K of R and 5.
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Dr Dodd Claims Superior Eye Method Over Tests
Dr Dodd promotes a method for diagnosing and correcting eye issues without paralyzing eye muscles or using test-type guesses. He asserts no criminal operations and promises exact examination of a child’s eyes this week. The ad claims thousands found relief and comfort through consulting Dr Dodd.
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DIES IN COUNTY PRISON
Paddy O'Donnell, a vagrant, died in the county jail yesterday morning after being committed by the magistrate. He had lived in Butte for years, with Mike J. Sullivan, and had recent 30 day confinement. The coroner will decide on an inquest. cause described as heart failure amid run-down condition. Ten percent discount on cereals and flour noted in Lutey's ad.
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Bozeman Banks Unite Capital to Be Increased
Bozeman National Bank has consolidated with Commercial National Bank. Capital stock of the Commercial bank to rise to 156,000 with joint deposits increasing to 35,000,000. At the Commercial bank meeting on Jan 8, directorate changes will reflect the new affiliation. Staff transfers include J. N. Baker and Charles Carmen moving to Commercial, with EME Ray accepting a position in Washington. Peter Koch plans to leave soon for California while remaining financial ties stay in Bozeman, with a possible summer return.
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TIBARSI'S PETITION PILED IN ALBANY
Alvany New York January first The first paper served on Attorney General Feckson today was an application for a rehearing and reargument on the motion by William R Hearst to begin departmental proceedings to test the title of George B McClellan to the office of mayor of New York Hearst claims he was deprived by fraud and violence in the 1905 election.
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Busch Dies at 92 in Bozeman Home A. J. Busch's Father
A. Busch died at his Bozeman home aged 92 after a long illness. Born in 1828 near Cologne Prussia he came to the United States in 1847 and worked as a carpenter. He lived in Buffalo North Carolina and Minnesota before moving to Bozeman to reside with his son A. J. Busch city alderman. Surviving are seven children including N. E. Busch J. Busch A. J. Busch William Bunch Mrs Selffert Mrs Magdalena Selfert and Mrs Kate Willama. Funeral arrangements pending as relatives from out of town may attend.
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New officers of C. E. Boulder chapter installed
The Holly chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed new officers for six months led by Mira Maury as worthy matron and Lottie B. Ward as associate matron. A Roclafes luncheon followed. Grand matron Mrs. Pomeroy will visit Jan 18 with plans for a banquet. Denver set to head Western Union district with 1,000 offices and expanded territory across multiple rail lines.
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William Newton Arrested In Check Heist Case
William Newton, a former attorney, is under arrest in Salt Lake City over a 360 check stolen from Peter Olsen of Boise. Olsen says two women in a saloon stole the check on December 26 and Newton obtained his signature to a payback agreement for recovering the money. The check, drawn on National Bank of the Remuhite, bore Olsen and S. W. Sears indorsements and was rejected by Pingree National Bank of Ogden as a forgery.
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Bozeman Ends Year With Clean Crime Record
The city of Bozeman posted a clean year with no crimes reported within city limits and only a few misdemeanors. Arrests under anti-gambling laws occurred in the county, while drunkenness and disorderly conduct comprised most minor offenses. The police credit a strong labor demand and steady supervision for a well weeded town.
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