Nevada mining output and copper trade in 1909 1910 outlook
Nevada bullion tax collector James F. Haley cites 1909 state output at 2,899,679 tons valued $24,067,864.83 with $227,465.15 tax collected. 1910 forecast near $50,000,000. Arizona Commercial Copper reports 400,000 pounds monthly refined copper. Eureka shaft pumps move water. smelter at Old Dominion processing ore. Bingham Consolidated merges Yosemite Mississippi Cluster properties for higher production.
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Nevada
James F. Haley
Mr. Haley
Globe, Ariz
Eureka
Arizona Commercial Copper Company
Prescott
Black Hawk
Old Dominion Smelter
Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Company
Bingham Mines Company
Bingham Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Bingham
Yosemite
Mississippi
Cluster Properties
Mine Deal Sees Breen Involved In Maiden Purchase
Special Dispatch notes James Breen, Spokane mining millionaire, backing the Cumberland mine purchase at Maiden. Breen arrived to inspect the property as A S Wright advances about 300000 dollars on a mill and new workings, signaling confidence in a favorable sale.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
James Breen
Spokane
Cumberland
Maiden
Breen
A. S. Wright
Anaconda
Wright
Violation of Marriage Laws Lands Barton in Jail
Plains Montana January 16 a justice of the peace reports Frank Barton was arrested for violating marriage laws and pled guilty to a lesser charge. He was fined 100 dollars but failed to pay and is confined in the county jail. The woman involved accompanied him from Butte and is identified as his wife. Barton, formerly a deputy sheriff in Michigan, ran a Butte grocery store before moving to Plains with the couple. A woman claiming to be Mrs Barton traced them across the country and is now believed to be in Sand Point Idaho.
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Standard
Plains
George Toulmin
Frank Barton
Barton
Butte
Michigan
Sand Point
Idaho
Copper Producers Association reports 1909 copper deliveries and surpluses
The association's year end review shows 1909 deliveries totaling 1,405,408,056 pounds to be split between exports and domestic use, with American surplus rising to 141,766,111 pounds and world copper surplus expanding 56.2 percent to 244,209,280 pounds on Jan 1, 1910. Domestic deliveries near half of output, London warehousing holds much of the surplus, and imports loom as production expands. The report forecasts a better near term position due to expected production cuts and improved domestic demand.
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Copper Producers’ Association
Boston News Bureau
Association
London
County Attorney Decides Young Can Be Prosecuted
Dillon January 16. County Attorney Melton after review of his law library says Fred Young the Texas cowboy who spent several worthless checks and drafts on Dillon merchants last week can be prosecuted for obtaining money under false pretenses. A warrant was issued and Young is to be pursued. Sheriff Gosman earlier held him in Blackfoot for review before Dillon.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Melton
Fred Young
Gosman
Idaho Falls
Young
Blackfoot
James H H Leason Death Reported in Reno Nevada
Dillon telegram reports James W Howard Leason died in Reno Nevada from heart trouble while with his father in law Dr M A Miller. Leason, son of a prominent Dillon physician, moved to Nevada about three years ago with his mother and father in law.
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The
Standard
Dillon
W. M. Oliver
James W Howard Leason
M. A. Miller
Reno
Nev
Leason
Nevada
Trepp Buys The News Special Dispatch
Lewistown reports David Trepp a longtime local newspaper man who just returned from Europe has purchased the Daily News from Walter A. Seaman and will assume control early this week. Trepp brings extensive industry experience and solid backing to fund improvements.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
David Trepp
Europe
Daily News
Walter A. Seaman
Trepp
Presence of graders signals road extension near Armstead
Dillon reports a large grading outfit camped at Beaverhead Rock about 18 miles from Dillon. The sighting sparks belief that grading will begin on the Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad extension from Armstead to Twin Bridges, potentially extending the line through the region.
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Standard
Dillon
Beaverhead Rock
Beaverhead River
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Armstead
Twin Bridges
Man and boy held on charge of killing calf
Dillon Jan 16 Special Dispatch to the Standard Michael J. Hegarty and George Brown both of Farlin were held on a preliminary trial before Justice Hirschbaum on the charge of butchering a two year old heifer belonging to Frank Stanfield. Witnesses testified to seeing the carcass and identifying it by brand. No defense witnesses appeared. Bonds set at 500 dollars each. Brown about 30 could not post bond. Hegarty about 16 posted bond aided by his father.
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Dillon
Michael J. Hegarty
George Brown
Farlin
Justice of the Peace
Hirschman
Frank Stanfield
Franklin
Hirschbaum
Brown
Hegarty
Mike Hegarty
Revival Ends Today In Lewistown at Methodist Church
The two week revival directed by Rev Billy Williams the drummer evangelist ends tonight in Lewistown at the Methodist church. Williams plans to move to Moore for a couple of weeks then to Kalispell. He has been successful in his work here.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Billy” Williams
Unusual Mining Activity in Coeur d Alene District
In Spokane dated January 16, reports note intensified activity in Coeur d’Alene with mines resuming shipments and new construction. Mace and Silver Cliff facilities rebuild after a 100,000 loss, while Parrot property opens four feet of ore and a 150 foot drift. Copper finds at Coal Creek spur immediate company organization.
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Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
W. Clayton Miller
Federal Properties
Mace
Idaho
No. 6
Campbell Tunnel
Silver Cliff Mining Company
Mullan
Alice Mining Company
Mullan and
Wallace
Parrot
Sunset Peak
Coeur d’Alenes
Sitting Bull
Coal Creek
Allen Company stockholders meeting notice 1910 Anaconda Montana
Notice of a stockholders meeting of the Allen Company to be held January 27, 1910 at 2 p m at the principal office in Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Meeting to decide on disposing of mining claims water rights and appurtenances in Heber district. Corporate seal. W H Mahoney secretary.
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Sunrise Gold Mining and Milling Company
H. J. Reisland
G. 8. Bailey
Co. F. Beckwith
C. J. Anderson
Treasury Sick
Pierce City
Idaho
Allen Company
Durston Block
Anacconda
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Heber
Anaconda
Fifth Floor Artist Drink Plot in KC Journal
In a Kansas City Journal excerpt a dialogue follows a character asking to proceed to the fifth floor of apartments where an artist is known. The plan is to walk up and obtain a drink, with a suggestion to call the artist to pour it down the tube.
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The
Kansas City Journal
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