Stockton Copper Mining Company Incorporation Noted
Articles of Incorporation filed in Silver Bow county establish Stockton Copper Mining company with forty year life and five cent stock. Five named stockholders hold one share each, with Emet Smith and others as founders. The firm aims to mine copper and minerals in Butte area under 1904 Montana law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Terk and Recorder
Existbce
Aetna Banking and Trust Company
Lee Mantle
F W. Haskins
A. J. Clements
Met
Savings and Trust Bank
Butte
Silver Bow County
George M. Hays
Aetna Savings and Trust Company
Building and Loan Association
Department of Savings Accounts
Adtna Savings and Trust Company
Montana
Stockton
Emet Smith
Alex Walker
Joshua Armitage
M. J. English
Simon Bank
Land dispute title questioned by dissenting justices
The text notes a dissent by Justices Brewer and Shiras on a land case affecting numerous entries. It also advertises services and travel details for Mayer watch repair, dinners at The Missoula, and railway ticket sales at Great Northern and information at 41 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer and
Shiras
Funeral gathering for Alfred Opie at Hibernia hall
All members of Argenta lodge No. 44 A. O. U. W. are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother Alfred Opie at Hibernia hall Wednesday January 9 at pm. By order MW W. J. Honey recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argenta Lodge No. 44
Hibernia Hall
Alfred Opie
Onder MW
W. J. Honey
Supreme Court backs secretary withdrawal in Northern Pacific land case
In a Jan 7 decision Justice Harlan held it was competent for the interior secretary to withdraw lands within the Northern Pacific indemnity limits after approving a definite location map. The Hewitt v. Behultz case reversed North Dakota’s ruling, upholding Vilas 1888 practice and noting the department’s long standing position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Secretary of the Interior
North Dakota
Fred Hewitt
Emil and
Fredericka Behultz
Hewitt
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Vilas
Interior Department
Harlan
Land Department
Wife Flees From Home Seeks Alimony and Custody
Mary J. Carroll files a district court action against Edward P. Carroll to recover her child and obtain $60 monthly alimony. She describes beatings in Marysville and Butte, fled with an infant left behind, and seeks $150 in attorney fees plus custody, noting Edward is an engineer earning $4 daily and owns Montana real estate. The suit follows a January 7 incident with the filing occurring the next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Carroll
W. A. Pennington
Dan Yancey
Edward P. Carroll
Carroll
Marysville
Mont
Butte
Senator Carter Discusses Montana Mining and Confiscation Risks
In a New York interview Senator Thomas H. Carter negates Montana plans for property confiscation, notes mining litigation and potential mine consolidations in Butte, and suggests the eight hour day and end of company stores may come, while reflecting on politics and a stock exchange dispatch about Judge Clancy. He mentions Heinze, Reed, and state interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Carter
New York
Montana
Senator Carter
Rogers
Butte
Heinze
Boston Stock Exchange
Clancy
Colusa Parrot Demurs in Larger Litigation
The Colusa Parrot company filed a demurrer in U S court to an original complaint by Anaconda company. M Fox of Anaconda sought bankruptcy relief, was granted, and referred to Thompson Campbell as referee. Fox lists 4008 debt and a 2000 life policy. he lives in Butte. John H H Hunter in Butte is discharged as bankrupt. Cox and Pyle Dillon bankrupts discharge matters set for hearing. Pyle already discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colusa-Parrot Company
Anaconda Company
United States
M. Fox
Anaconda
Thompson Campbell
Fox
Death of Patrick McDonald Aged 1 Remains Sent to Toledo
Patrick McDonald aged one died yesterday. The body lies at Sherman’s undertaking parlors and will be shipped to Toledo Ohio today at 3 30 p m via the Illinois Central railway. H W Burns accompanies the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McDonald
Sherman
Toledo
Ohio
H. W. Burns
Vicious Bulldog Attack Reported in City
Police were notified that a child at 61 Mast Park street was bitten by a bulldog. Pound master Peter Johnson investigated missing Mrs. Carpenter and confirmed the child was badly injured. He will destroy the dog when it is found. The funeral of Mire May Bell is set for 9 am today at St. Patrick's Church after leaving 624 East Galena Street.
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Newbro
Mast Park Street
Carpenter
Peter Johnson
Mire
East
Galena Street
St. Patrick's Church
Patrick Kelly Died at 26. Remains Prep for Iron Mountain
Patrick Kelly aged 26 died yesterday. The remains lie at the residence of his cousin T M Lynch 123 Fast Woolman Street. They will be taken to his old home in Iron Mountain Michigan tonight at 6 o'clock via the Great Northern Railway, accompanied by cousin John O'Brien.
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Patrick Kelly
T. M. Lynch
Fast Woolman Street
Iron Mountain
Mich
Lead price actions loom over American Smelting and Refining
Denver miners react to the fluctuating lead market as American Smelting and Refining keeps export losses and local sales price steady. Posts indicate discussions of price changes at upcoming director meetings while domestic demand and European prices influence potential shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Times
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Missouri
New York
Europe
Yukon Coal Discoveries Boost Yukon River Prospect
Summary notes new coal occurrences along the Yukon River near Fort Selkirk and Big Salmon showing three to four parallel beds with timber and easy river access. The discoveries extend late Cretaceous to early Tertiary deposits over an area about eight miles wide, with coal reported around 67 percent carbon, potentially valuable as wood scarcity rises. Mr. Larsen of Montana is said to be interested in the locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Selkirk
Porter
Big Salmon
Readings in Science Topics From History’s Early Texts
A list of pivotal scientific ideas and inventions includes the glacial epoch, Roentgen rays, Bessemer process, periodic law, cell theory, embryology, printing press, vortex theory, nebular theory, dust uses, molecular theory, cyanide process, cotton gin, sewing machine, petroleum, electric power, and modern mining methods.
Copper and precious metal mine investment offer
Assays show 69.20 dollars per ton gold 18 percent copper and 5.2 silver. Samples and assay available. Seeks a party of 800 to take an interest. Interested party can visit and investigate. Rare opportunity. Address 36 Fast Broadway Butte and contact S M Wade.
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M. Wade
Fast Broadway
Butte
Yukon Discoveries Open Vast Areas for Mining
Engineering and Mining Journal reports continued Yukon cost discoveries with potential to open a large area for future mining. The latest find is about three miles west of the Dalton trail and near Carmack's station on the Lewis river at the Nordenskiold or Hoochi river junction.
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Yukon
Territory
Dalton Trail
Carmack
Lewis River
Nordenskiold
Hoochi River
Ancient mining finds hinted near Bab el Mandeb
The Mining Reporter notes the Opair of the ancients likely near the east African coast with old names such as Atur. It suggests the northern highland of Abyssinnia or Nubian Red Sea borders as probable sites for early civilizations and cites a London company developing quartz croppings at Um Roos near the Straits of Bab el Mandeb, claiming traces of ancient workings.
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Opair
Africa
Abyssinnia
Nubian
Red Sea
London
Um Roos
Straits of
Bab el Mandeb
Great Inventions and Discoveries Highlighted
The Mining and Scientific Press notes that about 3 percent of century inventions stand in the front rank of progress. It lists railroads and steamships, telegraph and telephone, lucifer matches, gas and electric lighting, photography, anaesthetics, antiseptic surgery, conservation of force, germ theory, and organic evolution among notable advances.
Unsolved childhood riddle haunts public figure
The piece recalls a public official pondering a childhood mystery about a striped candy left on a plate near a ticking clock. He recalls an unsettling memory of an old guardian and a red headed cousin who might have claimed the candy, even as he handles national matters.
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The
Detroit Free Press
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Calder
Boston Dental College
Chicago College Dental Surgery
Siaskells Prosthetic School of Dentistry
Owsley Block
W. Park St
Berit
Stockton Copper Mining Company
Mary Pierson
District Court
Mae FE. Shaugh- Nessy
Furey
Maloney
Joseph R. Silver
W. 8. Fagin
Cobban, Casey & Day Company
Noyes & Upton
Board of County Commissioners
BA & BP Railway
Breen
Mayer
W. Park
Missoula
Arizona Street
Charles Heckler
Carter
Case, Gravelle & Ervin CO
Root
Nettleton Fine
Courtney's Cash Grocery
Cox Knox
Son's
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
Navors
Izhe
Lark St. Bulte
East Park Street
East Broadway
South Arizona Street Telephones
Montana Electric CO
New York Life Insurance Company
John L. Henry
South
Montana St
Ancient
OPHIR
Grand Opera House
Butte, Montana
Walter Walker
York Sensntion
Sutton’s
Dick P. Surros
McPhee & Downie
Big Dramatic and Specialty Co
East Lynn
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Peter Rafferty
Helena
Lewis and Clarke County
Hiram Knowles
Geo. W. Sproule
Pickwick
St.paul
Minneapolis
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