Butte and Summit Valley start sinking shaft at Saratoga
Butte & Summit Valley Copper company begins a diamond drill prospect in the Saratoga shaft area near Basin. The 1200 foot capacity drill will be set at 250 feet depth to locate ore bodies, with 60 days planned. financing arranged in Boston and led by C. D. Joslyn. The firm notes strong property with multiple veins and past copper ore, while awaiting a rail spur to reduce timber and supply costs.
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Butte & Summit Valley Copper Company
Saratoga, Little Boy
Ida-Montana Company
Saratoga, Soan
Ei Humes
Montana Mineral Land Development Company
Eva May
Basin
Humes
Montana
C. D. Joslyn
Boston
Butte
United State
Saratoga
Little Boy
Butte & Summit Valley Company
Ohe Company
Butte-Milwaukee Company
Butte-New York Company
Colonel Sellers
Bird
Pollock
Mountain View Hill
Great Northern
Young Brown Follows In Father's Footsteps
Max Brown, son of former Utah Senator Arthur Brown, marries in Los Angeles and plans to practice law in Salt Lake City using his father's former office. His history includes a prior marriage in Ann Arbor and a divorce, with the Romance beginning on the Ann Arbor football field.
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Standard
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Max Brown
Arthur Brown
Utah
Washington, D. C
Anna M. Bradley
Salt Lake Dee
Brown
Charlene F. Mitcheno
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Young Brown
Ann Arbor
Rosemary Smith
University Exchange
Windsor
Ontario
Chicago
Cleveland
North Butte Company Sets New Monthly Ore Record
North Butte Company smashes prior monthly output with about 47 000 tons in 30 days, despite railcar shortages. December production rose by 1 400 tons over any month since operations began, averaging 1 233 tons per day. If no disruptions occur, output may exceed December this month with one working day left, potentially surpassing 9 000 tons in a day and aiming for much higher in summer. Temporary Barnes-King certificates nearing arrival in Butte may be sold or exchanged with remaining payments due.
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North Butte Company
Berlin
Barnes-King Company
Butte
A. J. Campbell
New York
Campbell
Eastern men control Butte Montana mines
Pittsburg capitalists take control of the Alex Scott and Little Annie mines in Butte Montana. New officers elected include T N Barnsdall M K McMullen E P Whitcomb John B Chapman with Browne as vice president. Plans push sinking to 1200 and 1000 feet depths respectively. Ore output currently two carloads weekly from Alex Scott and a rich silver gold shoot in Little Annie.
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Pittsburg
Butte-Montana Mining Company
Alex Scott
Little Annie
West Colusa
Meaderville
Goldsmith
Walkerville
Silver Bow
William J. Dawson
W. F. Cobban
George A. Griggs
R. W. Chariton
T. N. Barnesdall
M. K. McMullen
E. P. Whitcomb
John B. Chapman
Smoky City
J. Patsy Browne
Browne
W. H. Lindsay
John B. Champman
McMullen
Barnesdall
Chapma
Pittsboros
Butte- Montana
Mining suit decided. Schwab to acquire Nevada mines
Mines valued over 20 million dollars in Bullfrog Nevada were awarded to G A Montgomery by Judge Seawell against C B Freing who sought a half share due to a grubstake dispute. The ruling clears title before final transfer to Charles M Schwab the steel magnate. The Shoshone Indian Johnny Polaris and Beatty Townsite groups comprise the claim.
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San Francisco
Bullfrog
Nevada
G. A. Montgomery
Polaris
Beatty Townsite
Ernest H. Crosby Dead in Baltimore at 50
New York reports the death of Ernest H. Crosby in Baltimore at age fifty. Crosby served as judge of the court of first instance at Alexandria Egypt in 1889 and led the New York anti imperialist league for five years. He authored Captain Jinks Nero and other books.
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New York
Ernest ‘H. Crosby
Baltimore
Court of First Instance
Alexandria
Egypt
Anti-Imperialist League
Captain Jinks
Nero
Storewide 25 Percent Discount Ahead of Inventory
The store announces a 25 percent reduction on all articles to clear stock before inventory. Customers will find plain figure prices reflecting the discount and are urged to purchase what remains at reduced rates.
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Rogers Bros
Packers Favored in Shipments of Fruit, Convention Claims
Kansas City January 3 Discrimination by railroads in icing charges was alleged at the Western Fruit Jobbers association annual meeting. T M Fergusson of Duluth president charged fruit shipments are favored for ice and refrigerator services and the method of settling charges.
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Kansas City
Western Fruit Jobbers’ Association
T. M. Ferginsop
Duluth
Asnation
Perkins House
Hartje divorce trial perjury verdict reported
Pittsburg January 8 William B De Costa a Negro tailor was found guilty by a jury of perjury in the Hartje divorce case. Clifford Hope the Negro coachman had already been sentenced to six years in the penitentiary for perjury in the same matter.
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Pittsburg
William B. Decosta
Hartje
Clifford Hope
Services at Temple B'nai Israel Tonight and Sunday School
Services will be held at Temple B'nai Israel located at Galena and Washington streets tonight at 8 o'clock. Sabbath school is scheduled for Sunday at 10 a.m.
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Temple B'nai Israel
Galena
Washington Streets
Great Northern to Fight Stock Issue Action in Minnesota
January 3 report from St Paul states Great Northern railroad contests Minnesota's bid to prevent issuing 60 million dollars in stock. Attorney General Young's suit prompted a Ramsey county court action. W R Begg appeared for the railroad seeking a continuance to Tuesday. District court granted a stay after hearing.
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St. Paul
Great Northern Railroad
Minnesota
Young
Ramsey County
W.R. Begz
Great Northern
Shallam and
Orr
District Court
Begg
Quorum Fails at Association Meeting and Dissolution Postponed
No quorum was present at the Associated Charities meeting yesterday. The formal closing of the association is postponed until Saturday when steps toward dissolution are expected. Secretary Mrs Frank Mitchell is compiling life statistics and a report on funds and relief given, including over 60 children outfitted for the winter term opening.
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Associated Charities
Frank Mitchell
Fragmented Schedule Snippet Says 10:00 to 5:00 Times
Readable parts indicate a sequence of times including 10 00 am 12 55 pm and 5 00 pm with unclear context or activity listed as APs. The fragment suggests a daily timetable or appointment slots without clear events or destinations.
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