Clark Mines Change Ownership to Anaconda Copper
The Anaconda Copper Mining company has taken possession of the Clark copper mines in the Butte district, including the Original and Stewart groups. Ownership shifted just after midnight May 31, with miners starting under new management last night. Ore will be shipped to the Washoe smelter at Anaconda, while the Butte reduction works will close after cleaning up its on hand ore in three weeks to a month. The concentrating department remains leased to W. A. Clark. New operations will expand to the Stewart and Parrot mines, with plans to connect Original and Gagnon shafts and to use a future Gagnon vertical shaft. Power from Great Falls will reach the Anaconda mines within 30 days, enabling full production at Washoe and regional smelters. The region’s copper output remains strong, with several smelters and mines contributing to a high production pace.
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Anaconda
Clark
Butte Reduction Works
W. A. Clark
Custom
Clark Company
Stewart
Anaconda Company
Parrot
Washoe
Little Mina
The
Parrot Company
Tuolumne Company
Keating Gold Mining Company
Great Falls
Pittsmont
East Butte
Butte-Ballaklava
Badger State
Belmont
Will McCarthy Out Of Clerk's Office
Will McCarthy, assistant clerk in the city clerk's office, was told his services would be dispensed with on orders from Mayor Nevin before his trip to study the incinerator plan. He is brother to Alder man McCarthy of the First ward and had served as extra clerk after formerly being chief clerk to the city treasurer, Phil Goodwin. Edward F. Hollister of Tremont died in Yonkers after a 10 day illness, prompting a coroner's investigation into a romance and secret marriage involving Hollister's widow, Mrs. Hollister, who had wed a prior wealthier husband years earlier and rejected living as his wife until Hollister's fortune waned. The widow, once Mrs. Alea Knickerbocker Raymond, is descended from sculptor Wilson D. McDonald. The Albany dispatch notes Chautauqua and Allegany counties sending more stories to Albany via their legislators, including a joke about a Western New Yorker who, upon seeing a hippopotamus, declares, There ain't no such animal.
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Will McCarthy
Nevin
Alderman McCarthy
Phil Goodwin
New York
Yonkers
Edward F. Hollister
Tremont
Les
Alea the Knickerbocker Raymond
Wilson D. McDonald
Hollister
Raymond
Miss Knickerbocker
West Point
Albany
New York Herald
Chautauqua
Allegany
Abraham Lincoln
Allen
Baldwin Heigns Position Shifts After Resignation Notice
James H. Baldwin resigned his portion of chief deputy county attorney, telling County Attorney T. J. Walker he intended to quit while offering to finish the Orr assault case before Judge Donlan. Walker confirmed the resignation and suggested the office might retain Baldwin’s services. A Philadelphia physician recounts a story from the Washington Star about Bishop Foss and sleep talking.
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James H. Baldwin
T. J. Walker
Baldwin
Orr
Donlan
Walker
Washington Star
Bishop Foss
Philadelphia
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Rogers Bros
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Avon
Symons
Isendid
A.F.C. Ginghams
Nottingham
Svmone
Clark Mines
Big
Gagnon
Anacogda Company
Right Bower
Bower
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mary Garden
Quaker City
Paris
Comique
James
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