Chino Copper reports rise in output in first quarter
The quarterly report for the first three months of 1918 shows Chino Copper increasing production with a total ore treated of 408,000 tons at 4,811 tons daily and 2 18 percent copper content. No crude ore shipments occurred. concentrates totaled 21,401 dry tons at 27.41 percent copper, with costs per ton and per pound of copper analyzed amid continued operations and partial recovery. The report notes improved tonnage, improved production rates, and a later rise in output after prior curtailment amid industrial conditions. Nearby, Cunard liner Orduna arrived in New York from Liverpool, with passengers reporting no detailed Lusitania sinking information.
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Frst
Chino Copper Company
Moon Quarter
Am Unial
Copper Companies Earning Big Profits
Copper producers show strong earnings as lake copper trades around two cents with electrolytic at nineteen cents. Calumet and Hecla report about 33 percent gains, Utah Copper about 19 percent, Quincy 2 percent, with broader market profits rising in recent days.
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Boston
Lake
Calmet & Hecla
Utah Copper
Quincy
Chile Copper Output Prospects Hit Tremendous Scale
Report details massive Chile Copper company asset warrants enormous output. Engineers estimate 200,000,000 tons blocked ore with 2 percent copper content. Plans to boost plant to 30,000 tons daily could exhaust 300,000,000 tons in 29 years and boost shares from 30 to 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile Copper Company
Butte Saloon Men Endorse Midnight Closure After Six Weeks
After six weeks of the midnight closing law saloonmen in Butte largely approve the measure. They say the 1 a.m. closing would be fairer to all, but accept the law as a step. Bottled goods sales lag while cases rise modestly, and downtown bars report less trade after late hours. Police note no surge from miners, while some shops welcome afternoon reopening for business.
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Butte
Co Butte
Avera Grinker
Hutte
Lovelock
New Officers Take Control at Hypotheek Mine Near Wallace
New management assumed control of the Hypotheek mine near Wallace after P F Rogers resignation. Fred L Bergen became superintendent, J F Kern of Moose Jaw was named general manager, and Otto A Olsson was appointed assistant general manager. Development continues with the shaft about 12 feet below the 0 foot level and the 11 foot level set to open soon.
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Wallace
P. F. Rogers
Fred L. Bergen
J. F. Kern
Moose Jaw
Sas Katchewan
Otto A. Olsson
Olsson
Bergen
Atlas Mining Company
Whitehorse
Yukon
Russian agents eye large Russian army boot orders in U S
Seattle May 16 J Freyman a Paris chasing agent for the Russian government arrived a day from Vladivostok and learned departed tonight for St Louis where he will place orders for 500 000 pairs of army boots for his government It is understood Mr Freyman will also place a large order for clothing for the Russian army
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Seattle
J. Freyman
Arived T
Vladivostok
St. Louis
Freyman
Permanent Receiver Named in Goldfield Merger Case
United States District Judge Jeremiah Neterer appoints Carl Johanson of Seattle as permanent receiver for the Goldfield Merger property. He took charge with F. J. Bausman as adviser. The plan is to sue directors over the Velvet Claim sale to Jumbo Extension without proper consideration. Loss to Merger over the sale pegged at 1,000,000. a clerk is alleged to have sold stock for 500,000 at 1,000. The three compartment shaft sunk at 250,000 was meant to benefit Wingsfield properties. Stockholders of Merger and Jumbo Extension are reminded these are treasury expenses.
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United States
Jeremiah Neterer
Carl Johanson
Seattle
Goldfield
Johanson
F. J. Bausman
Tes
George Wingfield
Wings Field
Avlanta
Stewart Mining Firm Posts Net Profit Near One Million
Stewart Mining reports a net profit of 854,490.50 for 1814. The Coeur d’Alenes region likely surpassed 6,000,000 in profits for the year, exceeding initial estimates. The report lists gross yield, extraction costs, transportation, smelting, reduction, and improvements with a final profit figure and related expenses.
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Stewart Mining Company
Coeur d’Alenes
Stewart
Demand for copper remains firm amid wide inquiries
Inquiries for about 59 to 60 million pounds of electrolytic copper appear at desks over recent days. The principal inquiry from Resista requests 15 000 tons of copper plus 10 000 tons of spelter and 1000 tons of aluminum. Four other inquiries for varying amounts total the current consideration. Producers expect possible U S involvement but doubt bids will be sought openly or privately due to potential abroad construction and the size of offers.
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Resista
United States
Iron Blossom earnings rise in April aided by ore shipments
Iron Blossom reported higher April earnings than March as ore shipments surpassed the monthly average and ore grade improved. Lead prices around 42 cents helped, despite earnings not meeting dividend expectations. Salt Lake City dispatch quoted officials aiming for clear, accurate shareholder information while rebuilding Knight-Christensen mill for lower grade ore.
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Salt Lake City
W. L. Magnum
Iron Blossom
Knight-Christensen
Tron
Acceptance of law sparks statewide prohibition debate
A fragment notes belief that adopting the law in good spirit will trigger a major argument when the statewide prohibition measure is considered. The remark hints at tension between legality and public sentiment amid upcoming vote.
Frisco Mine To Resume Full Production In Burke Canyon
Two full shifts of miners will operate at the Frisco mine four miles above Wallace Idaho in Burke canyon restoring production near its former capacity. A contract for a 680 foot fume structure will begin Monday with contractor A J Turner. cost estimated between 6000 and 7000 dollars and about 20 men will be employed. The vein at the 2200 foot level was recently uncovered widening the edge by about 100 feet as work continues.
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Frisco
Wallace
Idaho
Burke Canyon
A. J. ‘Turner
Eighteen Passengers Hurt As Train Jumps Track Near Yankton
Eighteen passengers and a Milwaukee accommodation train were injured last night when the rear coaches jumped the track and rolled down an embankment three miles west of Yankton South Dakota None of the passengers were seriously hurt Among the injured were Capt A W Lavender of Yankton Conductor Steffen and Brakeman Corcoran all taken from the scene for treatment.
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Yankton
8. C
A. W. Lavender
Steffen
Corcoran
Musicians End Cone at IMe Conclave Meeting
In San Francisco on May 18 the American Federation of Musicians chose Cincinnati as the meeting place for its conclave. A. C. Hayden of Washington and C. A. Weaver of Des Moines were elected to fill vacancies on the executive committee.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Ime
American” Federation of "Musicians
Plantuation
A.C. Hayden
Washington
Weaver
Dex Moines
Cavalry Man Dies After Driving Race Collision
Charles Lyman of the Fourth Cavalry U S A collided with Walter Dillingham in a driving race after a bail in a pole mounted event. Lyman sustained a fractured skull and doctors doubt his recovery.
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Honomi
Charles Lyman
Fourth Cavalry
Walter Dillingham
Notice to stockholders Anaconda Copper Mining Co Mont
Notice to stockholders of Anaconda Copper Mining company of Anaconda Montana sets a May 13 meeting at 10 a.m. at the principal office Washoe Smetter for election of directors and other business. A special meeting May 1 1915 will consider converting 15000000 shares into 3900000 shares par value fifty dollars each and other business. Transfer books closed at 2 p.m. April 2 and reopen May 9 1915. Signed by board of directors including Rockefeller and Church.
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Washoe Smetter
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Pany
Bix
Rallifon
Aie
John D. Ryan
Banene
Bids Sought for Anaconda Hatchery Addition
The Montana game and fish commission invites sealed bids for an addition to the state hatchery at Anaconda Montana. Bids due by 5 p.m. May 31 at the state game wardens office Helena with certified check. The commission may reject any or all bids. E P Mathewson chairman J L De Hart secretary dated Helena May 16 1915.
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Montana Game and Fish Commission
Ofice
Helena
Mont
Anaconda
E. P. Mathewson
J. L. DE Hart
Helena, Mont
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Royue
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Guiney
Zironon
Con. Thom
Shataris
Rao
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Chile
Cpper
London
Atche
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Permament
Mayer
Ron Blossom
Frisco Mine
Kmeans
Mining ‘Com
William “Rockefeller
George Ht, Church
Kell
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B. Thayer
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Suri
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First National Bank of
United States Depository
Davis Breaidant
Stahier
A Clark
J. Ross Clark
A. Clark & Brother
LEK
General Panking
Yim
Inaiv
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West Park Street
Federal Reserve Bank
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Silver Bow National Bank
Peaiaet Ae Bank
Heilbronner CO
Sayden, Stone & CO
Main
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E. F. Hutton & CO
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