Spelter Price Decline Seen By Industry Leader
J L Bruce of Butte and the Hudson Bay Zinc Mines predicts a continued drop in spelter prices with a rally unlikely to push above 10 cents per pound and a 20 cent level never reached. He notes potential production curtailment as output shifts, while Hudson Bay properties ramp output to 45 tons daily and advance crosscut tunneling toward a vein 800 feet ahead, deepening below the current level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bruce
Butte
Butte & Superior
Hudson Bay
Salmo
Columb
Mr. Bruce
Untouched costs prompt tunnel completion pledge
The remark notes a determination to avoid high expenses and keep the project on track, insisting that the tunnel be finished within three months despite financial concerns.
Thad S Lane Breaks Into The Mining Game
Thad S Lane emerges as a key figure in the Electric Point mine near Northport Washington as shipments begin. Roy A Young reports 90 horses and trucks move ore to Boundary railroad siding while the company lines up buyers from Trail Smelter Joplin and Northport for galena and carbonate ore. The No 2 chimney shows richer ore, with a 225 foot drift aiming toward No 3 chimney and pockets yielding galena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Point
Northport
Wash
Boundary
Roy A. Young
Electric Point Mining Company
Walter Nicholls
Thaddeus 8. Lane
Butte
Spokane
Young
Trail
Joplin
Campaigning a Pleasure by Mrs Rozea for County Commissioner
Mrs Margaret Rozea a Republican candidate spent yesterday in Melrose and Divide meeting voters and inviting a return visit to Melrose. She spoke with other candidates while rural district voters were canvassed. Special sale at Orton Brothers offered 500 musical pieces for three days at five cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rozea
Ofice
Melrose
Divide
Rozen
Orton Brothers
Butte And Great Fails To Sell At Confirmation
A fragmented list of place names and amounts appears to indicate a public sale or confirmation event. It references Butte and nearby locales with multiple monetary figures, implying a liquidation or auction context without coherent narrative details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamesa
Alliance
Bannock “Gold
Barnes-King
Butte & Bacorn
Butte-Bullwhacker
Butte & Great Pals
Butte & London
Butte
New York
Butte Main’ Ranges
Caledonian Cos Carney Copper
Colusa-Leonard
Davis-Daly
Douglas
Elk Basin “Oil
Greybull
Montana
Highland Surprise
Independence
Marsh Sahab National Life
Thaorth Butte Ext Ray Hercules
Rocky Mount
Market liquidation and varied copper stocks outlook
The text outlines a thorough stock liquidation with prices holding firm for the week and copper stocks not pressed for sale. It notes expectations of rallies after declines, profits taken by operators, and a continuing industrial liquidation. It cites copper at 24 cents for November, rail labor concerns, and mixed regional market signals, including bank and loan activity, foreign selling, and anticipated breathing room before a possible market recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Mealty
Real Live Revival at Ophir Gulch Near Avon
A mining revival near Avon promises late nineteenth century profits with operations in Ophir Gulch. Harry Bush notes heavy activity, ore shipments to Washoe smelter, and expected large future shipments as leases and bonds expand. Copper and gold values run 4–6 percent and $4–6, with some pockets hitting $100. Lodging and services boost Avon as frame and placer gold work continue along the gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophir Gulch
Avon
Harry Bush
Helena Scratch Gravel Company
Bush
Washoe
W. C. Hosking
Butte
B&b
Armilda
Plans for Granite-Poorman mine near Nelson British Columbia
Plans for further development of the Granite Poorman mine near Nelson British Columbia were unveiled by W F Cullen R A Carnachan of Spokane and J M MacGinnis of Butte. They propose a 476 foot crosscut to connect Poor Man workings with the Hardscrabble vein increasing depth about 200 feet. Skeels the manager aims to keep the 20 stamp mill operating during development and to improve efficiency after deeper mining. Pumps are being installed to dewater the Poorman workings and a 2000 foot crosscut at 600 foot depth is likely next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
British Columbia
W. F. Cullen
R. A. Carnachan
Spokane
Butt
John MacGinniss
Butte
Poorman
Il FH
Skeels
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enta Hayder
Hutton &” Co
Heilbronner Co
Maly
aNire
Butte & Ely
East Butte
Keating Gold Ki
Ohio
Hercules
Stewart Success Snowstorr
Tuolumne United Eastern
Sean
Alameda
Barneski
Ballaklava Butte
Arizona
Butte Cop
Zinc Butte
Falla Butte
Ely
London
Carney Copper Colusa
Leonard Beaver Creek
Butte Main Range
Franklin
Mont
Farrel
N. Butte
Onto-Keating
Ron
Quincy Farming CO
J.P. Clough
West’ Broadway
Blackfoot Valley
Western Montana Land Co
Thad S. Lane
Alameda Alliance
Barnes-King Butte
Tacom Butte
Bullwhacker
Butte & Elysees
Butte & Great Fails
Tte
Caledonia
Call” Switon
Stewarts
Tuolumne
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
East Broadway
Manor Thong Hally
Proms
Heilbronner
York
Boston
Italy
Illinois
United States
Pennsylvania
Europe
tutton &@ Co
Tennessee
Paine, Webber & Co
New York Times
Austria
France
Canada
Journal of Commerce
Isrinien
Mercantile
Western Pacific Railroad
Wilson
Carranza
Joint Commission
Mexico
New York Financial Bulletin
Wall Street Journal
Chicago ‘Tribune, Herald and Exminer
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Mercantile Marine
Greene-Cananea Copper Company
People Gas Light Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bradstreet
Dune
Crucible Steel
Calumet
Mich
Conn
Federal Renarve Bank
Queensland
Spapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Northern
Ambergris
Amer. Comma
Belmo
Bannack Gold
Beavern'a
Ite & Great Fails
Butte-Milwaukee
Boston & Montana
Butte-Rocher de B
Butte’ & Zenith
Farrell
Gnaite Biateiatiica
Keating Gala
Nancy Hanks
Orth Butte
Keating
Rocher de. B
Gra i Goldio
Stewart
Success
The
Avon Country
Portiana
Money Marker
Granite
Bupte and
Opment
Columbia
Silver Bow National Bank
Bedoral Reserve Bank
Ue 8.Ee
West Park Street
Fits Geradd
Roome Gan Au Am
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
PHONE
Idaho-Montana
Inv. Co
Granite Street
ODD
Lorneview
Broadway
Bellevue Subdivision
Butte Land and Investment Co
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