Tuolumne Mining Company Stockholders Meet in Bulie
Stockholders and directors of the Tuolumne Copper Mining Company met in Bulie. President Hickey reported the mine is now at least a third better than a year ago, with no indebtedness and a healthy treasury. dividends will resume once output and finances justify it. Output is about 150 tons daily, with plans to reach 20 tons daily from the North Butte workings once ventilation improves. Directors were re-elected including Hickey as president. treasurer R J McDonald and vice president R Bielenberg retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuolumne Copper Mining Company
Bulie
St. Paul
Uus
Hickey
Tuolwimne
Highkey
Treasury
Lie North Butle Company
Butte
Ed Hickey
Jere Hford
Daniel Shields
RI. MacDonald
J. W. Pratt
N. Dg. Bielenberg
Thoms J .Kk. Murray
Paul J. J. Harrison
Fragmented financial statement details for year end
The document presents a disrupted financial statement for the year ended December, listing cash on hand, various asset categories, and liabilities. It mentions copper, silver, interest and other investments, payroll, mining activities, general expenses, construction, and dividends. It notes expected connections for a project with 1,800 units to be completed within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sne
Voc Veseieee
Ces Snag Tualamne Railroad
Court Bar Association Meeting Called by Judge Lynch
With pilots nine tenths of the bar present Judge Lynch announced an important meeting of the WW Court Bar Association tonight in his courtroom. The new president seeks to hold a gathering since election but lawyers, tired after daytime work, have not attended. Some claim they did not receive notice. The judge gave notice yesterday amid the law and motion calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL P. Gilchrist
Silver Bow Bar Oseeclation
Lynch
More Officers Needed Proposed Air Division
Washington March 11 The lack of officers delays forming a complete aviation division for the Army Signal Corps with 74 aeroplanes. Three majors land lieutenants and three Wisconsin majors ordered. Efforts to recruit training officers continue, including militia. Division could be formed this summer if funds for aircraft are approved. Each aviation company would have four aeroplanes, officers, 12 enlisted men, and support staff. Six companies would form three battalions under a major each with a surgeon.
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Pkins
Army Signal Corps
Canne
Fiondia
Congress
Nits
Ima
Snow disrupts trains and wire service across Missouri Valley
Kansas City Mo March 34 heavy snow paralyzes rail traffic for the third week in the Missouri valley with five to seven inches in Missouri and one to three inches in Nebraska causing trains to run behind schedule. Telegraph and telephone service are demoralized by the storm.
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Kansas City
Miscouri Valley
Miscouri
Nebraska
Aged German Slashed in Burglary At Home
Joseph Enaver, an aged German, was found unconscious on the floor of his home in Ran Francisco on March 11 with one knife wound. He could not recall the assault, the room was ransacked, and a small amount of money was taken. His condition is critical.
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Ran Francisco
Joseph Enaver
Inaver
Stocks Drift After Market Downturn In Butte
The Eastern market fell slightly with little overall reaction elsewhere. Amalgamated declined to 72 while Anaconda remained at 38, with Butte Central, North Butte, and vast Butte easing from recent peaks. No San Francisco or New York quotes reached Butte yesterday as Butte & Superior traded sparsely at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Butte Central
North Butte
Vast Butte
San Francisco
New York
Butte
Butte Exchange
Butte & Superior
Buite Mining Stock Exchange
Pilot Butte Mining Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Pilot Butte Mining Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Butte. Ed Hickey was named president, W. P. John of Milwaukee as vice president, J. W. Pratt as treasurer, with Bielenberg, Pat Sheehan, Charles R. Leonard, James A. Murray and Thomas B. Murray as directors. J. J. Harrington was elected secretary. A detailed management report outlines extensive plant and shaft developments, ore findings, and plans to deepen the shaft to 2,000 feet, with a final note that deeper operations hinge on achieving sustained ore bodies.
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Filer Butte Minin Company
Butte
Ed Hickey
W. P. John
Milwaukee
W. Pratt
Bielenberg
Pat Sheehan
Charles R. Leonard
James A. Murray
Thomas B. Murray
St. Paul Lawrence L Casserly St. Paul
Dip
J. J. Harrington
Butle & Superior ‘Mining Company
Ageayg
Great Success Attends Campaign Against Tick
A March 11 report from Wasigneglon notes American steers in infested South regions rose in value since tick eradication began. Data from Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and others show losses from tick fever dropped to minimal levels. Prices for steers increased, while gains partly reflect broader cattle market trends beyond eradication efforts.
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Wasigneglon
South
Department of Agriculture
Tennesees
Alabama
Missieslugi
Asch
Republican Committee Meeting Called in Helena
A call has been issued for the Republican state central committee to meet in Helena on Saturday March 28 to fix the time and place of the state convention select delegates to the national convention at Chicago June 18 and appoint a national committeeman to represent Montana in the party's national committee. It is expected most state committee members will attend though the date of the state convention is not set. Four years ago the national convention was June 18 and the state convention was May 15, about a month before.
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Standard
Helena
Republican State Central Committee
Chicago
Monza
Hue
Proposes Extended Free Mail Delivery Nationwide
Washington on March 11 reports a proposal by General Murheac to extend free wall delivery to rural villages and small towns across Wie country. He urged Congress to provide $170,000 to start village delivery, with no more than $1,000 allotted per village. current law restricts carrier delivery to populations of 10,000 or more, excluding rural routes and small towns where millions live without complete mail service.
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Washington
Maxstenalon
Congress
Murheac
Torwardort
Senate
House Municiees
Eiten
Toa
Mor
Aeanmat
Korgien
Qeld
Ho Viical
Tia
Aall
Ill-formatted dispatch on Helena area postal savings offer
Special dispatch reports local Helena and Great Falls residents seeking a state superintendent appointment and support for a West Logan candidate. It notes a United States postal savings effort and invites opening accounts with a 4 percent rate.
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Che Blandard
Helena
Mareni
Walteen Coburh
Braakstle
Che Pele
Laettorea Weging
Nitha Yasaney
The
Intarfoy
Great Falls
Pacax Trare
Prominent Women to Appear for Suffragists Event
Washington on March 11 plans announced to feature leading American women in support of suffrage. Organizer Rev Anna Shaw and panelists include Jane Addams Sophia Breckinridge Myra Lugard Fitzgerald and others from universities and social reform circles.
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Washington
Womatt
Pubily Life
Denn Meade
Anna Shaw
Tane Addams
Sophanisha Brecksnriige
University of Citraga
Mya
Lugan W. Witegerald
Mra
Alles
Sono Blackwell
Mira
Ainry Ward Bennett
Mist Hoasto Aghtoys Moy
Hazlett
Warren Bardia
Milan
Ths
Mathollainds
Uriron Dis Opw Special Oishatoh at State Penitentiary
A cryptic note reports a drive for phumbing Axtaros in a new coll house at the state penitentiary. The text mentions Toor undo werg opened by the Biste bond in March.
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Axtaros
Coll
Examiners Report Shows Varied Bill Allocations
The notes list several firms with amounts: Crane loidway company of Great Balls $12,038, Anukay company of Armieaports $11,900, Nels Manufacturings of Stewats $1,208, Clow & Sons of Chicago $12,166.00. No action taken as of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Loidway Company
Long Anukay Company
Nels Manufacturings Company
Tames
Clow & Sons of
Chicago
Hearing Delays in Trials of Labor Leaders Reported
Fragmented clipping notes delays in trials of labor leaders. References to Bon Mrapelses and Olat N amid objections to removals and conspiracy claims. Mentions of Chaney, Tyell, and plans to hire Orde McMannigal as counsel, with dates and courtroom actions unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Bon Mrapelses
Olat N
Tyell
Boa
Chaney
Joc
Dabar
Way
Doday
Hrb Consant
Qsenr
Tannwley
Selesinger
Des Fenae
Orde
Tinaarby
Qascarets Belong In Every Household Card
A garbled OCR style piece discusses Qascarets and health claims. It mentions household use and questionable effects, asking what people should do. It references exercise, diet, and warnings about dangerous habits. The text reads as a fragmented persuasive rant with many misspellings.
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Pandlamen
Leys, Jeweler
Optician
North Main St. Balte
Bunsen’s
C.B. Hoskins & CO. Druggists
North Main Street
London Tailoring Co
Mads
Tess
East Park St
Joseph Richards
Montana
Butte, Mont
Bell
Ind
DR. Lamb
Madichios
Tuolumne Mining Company Meeting
Linwrensé
Cnsled
Butte, Anacondy & Pacific Railway
Hus le
Doo
Alge
Boris TL
BAR Association
WW Court
AIR Division
Fairmont Creamery Co
Tottement
North Batts
Baal Bolte
Atter stockeeDyhe Hatte Exchange
Hide
Alameda
Barnes-King Vt i
Csrsveeeeeve
Butte Spaukea
Butte-Montank
North Franklin
Pilot Butte
Butte-New York
Butte-Superior New
Butte-Superior Bonds
Deavig-Daiy
Keating Gold
Ohio
Butte-Milwaukee - Vealon
Butte-Superior
Butte & ‘i
Manger Sheehan
Tatest Report
Cressent
Ming
Veeadirer
I. Wag
Myr
Sheahan
Republican Committee
Pianola
Steinway
Weber, Steck, Wheelock and Stuyvesant
House OF Quality
Howard Music Company
Orpheum Theater
Bounder
Pnthe Weekly
Marshall P. Wilder
A.C. M
Patrick Jr
Ivan Ter Matce
Physte
Avery Heart
Avery Diy
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