Lead Prices Boost Tintic Mines Shine in Las Vegas Area
Lead price rise lifts Tintic mining profits while silver shows as a secondary draw. May Day and Iron Blossom deposits report strong ore shipments, with ore grades including 9 to 14 ounces silver per ton and 35 to 8 percent lead, and prospects for expanding northward. Ongoing leases and new tunnels under the Dragon, Cobra, and Black Jack properties drive activity as contracts shift to concentrating concentrates. A planned 1200 level expansion and 8-man crew for a new mining drive signals intensified development and potential increases in tonnage.
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Eureka Reporter
Griggs
Chief Consolidated Ground
May Day Company
May Day Ie
Frank Birch
Knight Mines
Tron Blossom
Dragon
Beck Tunnel
Cobra
Mit
Rock ‘Tunnel
Colorado
Propety
Oyer
Samuel Cox
Opehongo Maine
Outlook bright for mines of Utah in 1915
Reports from Victor and The Survey indicate a brighter outlook for Utah mining in 1915 despite postwar dullness. Higher metal prices spur smelters to process ore, with increased lead and zinc activity and ongoing contracts shaping output and market demand.
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Victor
Utah
Iwi
Montana Power Reduces Mine District Rates
The Wallace region mines including the Frisco Morning Greenhill Cleve land and Tamarack Custer mills switched to Montana power from Thompson Falls. The move follows Washington Water Power rate disputes, enabling large reductions for Coeur d'Alene miners and the state university at Moscow. Power distributed via Burke canyon to Mullan Morning and Tamarack Custer facilities, with further drops promised as infrastructure expands.
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Frisco
Greenhill-Cleveland
Tamarack Cister
Wallace Times
Montana
Welock
Burke Canyon
Wate Public Utilities ‘Commission
T. Power
Wi On Water Power Company
Thompson Falls
Washington Water Power Company
The
State University
Moscow
Coeur a'Atene
3Sconte
Coeur d'Alene
Burke
Mullan
Nine Mile
Ieee
Mace
Wallace
Masui
Benetia
Caue
Mninne
Shannon Copper shows good average as price rises
Shannon Copper shows a good average, earning between $50,000 and $69,000 monthly and about $2 to $4 per share as copper prices rise. The article notes ore in reserve is uncertain, dividends are unlikely soon, and Shannon faces maturing Shannon Arizona railway bonds with a conservative management stance focused on cash balance.
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Shannon
Channon
Utah
China
Shannon-Arizona” Railway
Isis
Right of Purchaser to Rely on Hot Air in Mining Stock
Washington Supreme Court sets a strict liability rule for sellers of mining stock misrepresentations. If a seller claims treasury stock, contracts for a smelter, patenting plans, or offers of high property value while knowing no such assets exist, the purchaser may recover funds invested. Purchasers need not investigate. reliance is allowed when facts are within seller’s knowledge and verifiable only at expense.
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Ragnauz
Standard
Ogden
Salt Lake
Hintie
Rinthc
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
Supreme Court
Washington
Montana
Lable
Treasury
PE Mining Company declares quarterly dividend on stock
PE Mining Company declares a quarterly dividend of 9142,000.00 equal to forty cents per share on outstanding stock from surplus earnings. Payable July 24, 1915 to holders of record at close of business July 8, 1915. Transfer books close July 9, 1915 and reopen July 18, 1915. Kennedy secretary treasurer.
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Busineiteon
Dusiness
E Id. Kennedy
Clearwater Mines Plan Improvements and Bond Talks
Clear spring reports say Clearwater Gold and Copper Mining seeks a $250,000 bond from a Chicago firm to finance tramway construction from Amador Montana to the mine. Developments include tunnel work, a potential wagon road, a 3-1 compressor, and a 600 to 700 horsepower power plant as engineers review the plan.
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Wallace
Fam Seidenfeld
Spokane
Clearwater Gold & Copper Mining Company
The
Press Tribune
Seidenfeld
Chicago
Amador
Mont
Inger
Seldenfeld
Aenays Riven
Severn Ugarcute
Presen
Hoading Company
Amado
Dividend Boom In American Mines For Half Year 1915
Mining and Engineering World reports rising dividends across American mines in the first half of 1915, with copper price swings boosting payouts. Major producers such as Copper Company, Anaconda, Calumet and Hecla show top disbursements while six metallurgical firms and several Canadian and Mexican properties contribute to a record half-year total.
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Sao
Heinsin
Precuritor
Divid Fonds
Verida
Mince Incorporation
Uh ‘Copper Company
Anaconda
Tosti Calumet & Hecta
Oon
Ihe
United States
Golden Cycle of
Colorado
Paason
Butte & Superior
Homestake
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