Heinze Ohio Copper reports first quarter profits and plant progress
The Ohio Copper Company reports for the year ending March 31 a first quarter net profit of 21670 with quarter sales of 112972 and expenses of 91502. Manager Macfarlane notes the concentrator began in December, expects improved ore grade, and outlines bond financing for remaining units. Copper market commentary follows with outlooks on production, prices, and Alaska prospects.
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Heinze
Ohio Copper Company
James Macfarlane
The
Ohio
Taft nominates Crum to Monrovia post amid protest
Washington June 7 President Taft nominated William K Crum of South Carolina to be minister resident and consul general at Monrovia Liberia Crum is the black appointee whose Roosevelt era selection as Charleston port collector sparked protests in the South and drew opposition from many.
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Taft
William K. Crum
South Carolina
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Liberia
Crum
Roosevelt
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Keating Company Elects Duluth Board At Butte Meeting
In Butte yesterday the Keating Gold Mining stockholders elected directors including J H Barnes A G Agatin and A G Goodsell of Duluth and Butte officers with Goodsell named president Agatin VP and Barnes secretary treasurer The retiring officers Roote and McKee left the posts A spokesman said 100 workers are employed and shipments to Pittsmont smelter began at 10 cars weekly ore blockout exceeds 200 000 tons and daily mining may reach 200 tons by mid July
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Keating Gold Mining Company
Butte
Duluth
Jesse B. Roote
James A. McKee
J. H. Barnes
A. G. Agatin
A. G. Goodsell
J. B. Roote
C. W. Newton
Goodsell
Agatin
Barnes
A. G. McDaniels
Pittsmont
Parrot Silver and Copper Mining reelects old board at Butte meeting
The Parrot Silver and Copper Mining company annual meeting in Butte re-elected the existing board: John D. Ryan, Ben Thayer, A. B. Grafius, H. A. Gallwey, F. P. Addicks and Sidney Chase. 158,088 shares represented. No other business or reports. A prior special meeting adjourned to June 21. Operations remain at the Little Mina mine.
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Parrot Silver and Copper Mining Company
Butte
John D. Ryan
Ben Thayer
A. B. Grafius
H. A. Gallwey
F. P. Addicks
Sidney Chase
Parrot Company
Little Mina
Parrot
Myrtle Lee Held 10 District Court
Myrtle Lee, colored, appeared in Justice Egan's court on grand larceny charges. Bound over to district court with $2,000 bond. She allegedly demanded a sandwich at H Colombo's restaurant, then fled with $135 in cash and a diamond ring worth $70. Denies knowledge of the crime. State was represented by John V. Dwyer. defense by Napton.
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Myrtle Lee
John V. Dwyer
Napton
Jailyard walls to be rebuilt after courthouse is gone
The old courthouse demolition leaves the jail detached with the south side exposed. The commissioners ordered a wall on the south side built by day labor, awarded to John Hastie. Also, a 3x5 foot all wool bunting flag is free to Standard subscribers paying $19 for one year in advance, available for Flag Day June 14.
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John Hastie
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