North Butte Extension Copper Company Faces Turmoil
Private reports from New York indicate fragile progress as New York insiders clash with Butte figures over the North Butte Extension affair. About one million shares issued, 800,000 held by G A Lauzier trusts, now returned to Lauzier or handed to I A Heilbronner who seeks a resolution while allegedly selling stock. Daily 3,000 to 5,000 shares change hands. price recently under 20 cents. Boston notes Heinze loses control. James Macfarline and Russell Hopkins group take 630,000 of 1,086,000 shares. Amalgamated Copper reports record low costs and substantial miscellaneous assets yielding about 2 million yearly, amid coal timber holdings and 8 billion feet timber valued around 40 million. The Butte Coalition mines produce 2 million pounds monthly from Rarus, Minnie Healy shaft repairs promise 60 million pounds annual by year start, with 10 cent per pound costs. dividends unlikely unless copper climbs above 16 cents. New board aligned with Heinze as president, Newman Erb as director, plus Jarvis, Montgomery, Raberg. plan to form new Davis Daly Copper Company.
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North Butte Extension Copper Company
Butte
G. A. Lauzier
Lauzier
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Heilbronner
Boston
F. Augustus Heinze
Ohio Copper Company
Heinze
James Macfarlaine
Russell Hopkins
Amalgamated Copper
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Company
Diamondville
Butte Coalition Company
Rarus
Minnie Healy
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Newman Erb
British Columbia Copper Company
Samuel M. Jarvis
Bank of Cuba
Cuba
John C. Montgomery
Oroville
Venture Corporation of
London
Hi. Mason Raberg
T. M. T. Raborg
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Black Hand Seeks Revenge In West 113th Street Fire
A tenement at 3353 West One Hundred Thirteenth Street burned after threats from the Black Hand. One man was seriously hurt while policemen and firemen rescued about a dozen tenants and aided 100 more in danger as flames swept the building. The baring act followed sentences given to two men for attempting to extort tenants.
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New York
West One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Teachers of Jefferson in Session at Boulder
Special Dispatch to the Standard Boulder September 22 The Jefferson county teachers institute opened with about 20 teachers present and a register not yet complete. Attendees include Boulder W K Wyatt Edith Wolfe Mary Kemis and others from Basin Whitehall Pleasant Valley Elk Park Finn Wickes and Cold Springs. Dr Sanford Bell lectured on psychology at the opera house with musical numbers interspersed.
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Jefferson County
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Mary Kemis
Thomas Sheehan
Lete M. Thompson
Theresa Doland
Mary Kelly
W. K. Wyatt
Hazel Kennedy
Mabel Hovey
Basin
W. F. Shipley
May Hamilton
Northern Pacific Applies for Yellowstone Right of Way
Helena Sept 22 The Northern Pacific applied to the state land board for a right of way over lands in Yellowstone county to build a line connecting the Northern Pacific and the Great Northern The request was granted The Democratic convention of Shiver Bow county will reassemble at 2 PM Wednesday Sept 25 in the Auditorium Harry Gallwey Chairman
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Northern Pacific
State Land Board
Yellowstone Country
Yellowstone County
Great Northern
Shiver Bow County
Harry Gallwey
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Durant
Butte
Miles
Fraud and Conspiracy Charged in Holbrook Packard Case
In bankruptcy court Referee Frank W. Haskins ordered the Packard Shoe company assets turned over to the trustee for Holbrook creditors. Fred Holbrook and other Holbrook officers are accused of managing both firms as one and conspiring to defraud the estate, with testimony spanning many pages.
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Frank W. Haskins
Holbrook Shoe and Leather Company
Packard Shoe Company
Helena
Holbrook
Packard
Holbrook Company
Fred Holbrook
Packard Company
Binnard & Rodgers
Market swings as prices drift. traders brace for more
The market remained erratic with sharp breaks and recoveries throughout the day. Heavy selling hit Union Pacific and Louisville & Nashville while Steel lagged. late shorts covered, sparking a rally. Analysts warn further declines soon and advise selling on rallies with selective buys in low priced issues like Greene-Cana nea Lake and Shannon.
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Yrcading
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Paine Boston
Greene-Cananea
Lake
Shannon
Special disease patients urged to seek Hood and Co specialists
Those with ailments needing cure are advised to consult Dr Hood & Co at 37 North Main Street Butte. The notice promises reliable specialists and claims the lowest fees.
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Dr. Hood & Co
North Main Street
Butte
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