Utah Copper and Its Vast Porphyry Mine History
A detailed historical profile of the Utah Copper company, tracing the long rise of the porphyry copper deposit. It covers discovery near Heber, 1903 to 1905 milestones, massive capital expenditure, record ore tonnage and dividends, two large mills, railroads, and ongoing underground and open-pit operations. It notes international finance interest, Paris listings, and the war’s impact on French holdings, culminating in debates over potential future earnings and market reception.
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Utah
Baker
Progress Atah Copper Company
Amy
D.C. Jackling
Althugh
Mamath
Ince
Utah Copper Company
Utah Copper Undertaking
Utah Copper
Rio Tinto
Mexali
Powe Hiner
Bret
Italf
Iines
Bingham Canyon
Superior Bions
Samuel Untermyer
Boston Consolidated
Nevada Consolidated
Paris
Wall
Isi
Marketa
Jeremiah Cotone
Picure
Steel Counneon
J.-P. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Paria
1 Tah Copper Company
Morgan Rouse Ie
Colonel Wall
Mirtie
Power and Urity
Boston
Pennsylvania
France
Mami
Ray
China
Mimi
Miami
Clase
Balzne
Prench
Towerade
Companien
Porphyry
Substitute copper for aluminum wire
The Toston News Bureau notes extraordinary progress in aluminum lines and copper wire substitution. It reports that a transmission line between Mortimer and Pedester, about 22 miles, may see copper conductors replacing aluminum. Prices and supply constraints are cited, with copper at 20 pounds per unit and aluminum at 400 remaining in stock.
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Toston
Roches
Mortimer
Pedester
Greatest Milling and 7 Grain Year in Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn. January reports show record grain movement with the 915 year surpassing all previous highs. With three days left to count, Minneapolis receipts reach about 223 million bushels, beating the former peak by around 2 million. Wheat receipts total near 40 million bushels as year totals rise.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Market items and a political note from Chicago
The page lists varied market figures for cattle and sheep with prices for prime and choice lots, receipts, and weights, followed by a brief Chicago note announcing Griffin elected president of the Chicago Board of Trade against Patten amid private wire vs cash grain lines. It closes with a financeira dividend advisory and a Scottish anecdote about a Duke of York era shoemaker Paterson.
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Chicago
San
Soseyn P. Grimnoray
Shieage, Board of ‘Trade
James A. Patten
Baz
Board of Trade
Patten
Griffin
US clays prove suitable for letter glass melting pots
The Bureau of Standards reports that letter glass melting pots can be made from US clays rather than importing German clays previously deemed necessary. This finding impacts manufacturing sources and may reduce dependency on foreign materials.
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Bureau of Standards
United States
Germany
Inspiration Copper plans full capacity in 30 days
W H Aldridge reports Inspiration Copper expected to run at full capacity within a month, with 139,400,000 pounds of copper projected for the year. The mill will process 1400 tons daily, unit machinery nearly in place, and costs per ton near four cents. The plant uses pneumatic methods and aims for under 5 cents per pound.
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Inspiration Copper Company
W. H. Aldridge
Hat
Inspiration
New York
Inspiration Company
Kineers
Joadere
Mina
Romwells Way From the Indianap olis News
In Cromwell era England embassy immunity did not shield crime. On July 10 1883 Don Pantaleon Sa Portuguese nobleman and Knight of Malta killed a man, mistaking him for English. The ambassador’s protection failed as Cromwell insisted justice be done and warned withdrawal of guards if the criminal was not handed over.
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Indianapolis
Oliver Cromwell
England
Don Pantaleon Sa
Malta
Tower Hill
Engihman
Angther
Cromwell
Bassy
Don
Pantaleon
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Copper Mines
Great
Porphyry Copper Company
Horace Baker
Messrs
Jackling
Hayden
Utah Con Company
Boston Consotdatette
Dewan Sendin
Ohio
Weweahimers
Thomas W. Lawson
Wall Phillis
James Phillips
Lawson
Stahoe
Wall-Phillips
Union
Northwest
Butte
Amalgamated Oil Company
North Main Street
Butte, Montana
Atte Amalgamated Oil Company
N. Main St
Branch Ofice For Ladies
W. Park St
Hand
Holce
Koo Wiwas
Cholee
Bae
Hoge
Greene
Cananea
Greene-Cananea
Duke of York
Edinburgh
Patersone Fas
Scotland
James 11
Patersone
Washington Star
Europe
Bmarine
Fach Imine
Romwells Way
Daly Bank and Trust
Charles 4
Kelly
Ton Ryan Nbo
First National Bank of Butte
Pane
Feaveiers
W. A.clark & Brother
Alex Ainter
Caan ‘Saanler
Ings
Miners Savings Bank and Trust CO
West Park Street
Bow National Bank
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte Land and Investment CO
W. Granite S
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