All Would Lose If Butte Mines Shut After Ore Concentration Losses
Frank Klepetko manager of the Boston and Montana testifies before the supreme court on the Montana Ore Purchasing Company report. He cites a $74,961 loss on 3,882 tons of ore from June 1900 to February 1901 and argues that if true, 95 percent of Butte ore concentrating would force mine closures. He compares figures with Cannocian and details differences in copper and silver savings, treatment costs, and pricing, yielding a revised net profit of about 1.057 million versus the Montana report’s 1.089 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Mountain
Helend
Supreme Court
Frank Kleptko
Boston & Montana
Cannocian
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Pennsylvania
Varnochan
Muniina
Tony
Butte
Carnochan’s
Montana Ore
Montana
Montanare Purchasing Company
Arhodhan
Klepetko
Plnatat
F. Klep
Tko
Butte Locals Report Assault Charges In Two Cases
A complaint charging William Lehm and Charles Guelfi with second degree assault was issued and filed in Justice Shepherd's court. Both pleaded not guilty. bonds set at 300 dollars each. Harvey Quigley dies of pneumonia at 27 after a week of illness in Murray and Freund’s hospital. Funeral plans pending. A marriage license issued to George W. Luff and Rosamond Morris. ceremony at the Morris home on North Montana Street with Rabbi Messinger officiating. Additional licenses granted to several couples. The Standard Publishing company files a demurrer to Dominick Contario’s damage suit, contesting the adequacy of the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lehm
Charles Guelfi
Meader- Wille
Punty Gttorney
Justice Shepherd's Court
Meader- Mile
Harvey Quigley
Murray & Freund's Hospital
George W. Luff
Rosamond Morris
John L. Morris
Montana
Rabbi Messinger
Helena
Tafwrence Co
Melody
Dertha
Justin
John Hocking
Harriet Jane Clemes
Henry Hinton
Rose Kos
Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Dominick Contario
Acton
Jewelry sale at one third cost price overall
Simon Bank has sold his lease and must vacate by May 1. This clearance offers diamonds, watches, jewelry, silverware, cutlery, and umbrellas at one third less than wholesale cost to clear out the store. The sacrifice must be made as Bank must give up the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Bank
Dank
James J Hill's Thrift Promotion in Insurance
James J Hill promoted thrift by linking Great Northern president to Mutual Life policy. Annuity details and a call to visit agent W. C Bachelor, Mutual, for a policy. Also notes Chicago restaurant reopening and two young men seeking room, with incomplete address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanes J. Hill
Great Northern
Mutual Life Triurate Company
New York
Hill
Division Mutual
New Bee Hive
West Side
Business Center
Addrem
H. P
Inter Mountain
Financial and market wrap from New York and Chicago
The New York Stock Exchange opened quieter with mixed fractional changes as traders weighed an apparent market support by large interests against bear pressure. Bonds and currencies steadied while Chicago cattle and hog markets showed steady to strong gains with brisk receipts and prices for steers, heifers, and porkers.
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New York
Wall Street
Burlington
Manhattan
Amalgamated Copper and Smelting
Missouri Pacific
Rallied & Point
Continental Tobacco
St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Pracific
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
Archivon
Reading
Louisvile & Nashville
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Thto
Kansas
Texas
Metropolitan
Honda
Avifies
St. Paul's
Chicago
Boston and Montana Copper and Silver Mining Co. Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders of Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company that annual meeting will be held in Butte Montana on April 5 1901 at 12 noon to elect directors and address other lawful business. Transfer books closed April 9 to April 25 1901 inclusive. W G Ladd Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Co
Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company of Montana
Butte
Montana
W. 3. Ladd
Salmon River MI
NG Company
West Granite Sffeet
Herman Layman
West
Granite Street
Gale
Shields
Balloon River Mining Co
Butte, Mon
Order to show cause on petition to sell real estate
A Montana district court in Silver Bow County requires heirs and interested parties to appear May 11, 1901 in Butte to show cause why guardian Martin Combellack should not be allowed to sell estate realty for the ward Mabel Combellack. The notice runs in the Daily Inter Mountain for four weeks. Also listed are will-proving proceedings for Benjamin Dudden and a city sewer assessment plan for Butte Galena street, with hearing set and cost estimates. The document cites public notices by Clerk Samuel M Roberts.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Mabel Combellack
Martin Combellack
Pery
Butte
Inter Mountain
Bow County
J. W. Harney
Monttana
Benjamin Dudden
Johanna Didden
Ana
Samuel, M. Roberts
City Council
City of
Galena Street
Alabama Street
Excelsior Avenue
P. Callan
Notice to co-owners on Linda Quartz Lode claim
Notice to Andrew Bistrom and heirs executors and assigns that Erick Rehn and Erick Harmon have expended labor on the Linda Quartz Lode claim in Summit Mountain district Silver Bow Montana for years 1897 1898 1900 and 1901 totaling 197 98 1 3 dollars with one third interest to co owner. If within 90 days after publication he fails to pay his share 33 08 1 3 dollars for four years the interest will vest in the undersigned per law. March 2 1901. First insertion March 2 1902.
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Andrew Bistrom
Ws. Erick Rehn
Erick Harmon
United States
Linda Quartz Lode
Summit Mountain District
Silver Bow County
Montana
Andrew
Tairom
Ihe
Aald
Erick Rehn
Butts
Munt
Notice to Co-Owners on Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode Claim
Dennis O'Donnell of Butte Montana warns Pat O’Neil and heirs executors administrators and assigns that after labor and improvements on the Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode in the Semimic Valley Mining District Silver Bow County Montana, they owe 21.00 plus 21.00 for 1898 and 1900 totaling 42.00 for the undivided one fifth interest they hold. within 90 days after publication they must pay or the interest will vest in the claimant as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O'Neil
Semimic Valley
Sliver Bow County
Montana
O'Neil
Dennis O'Donnell
Butte, Mont
Local Briefs Spur Small Business Ads and Travel Deals
Dr German dentist offers free examinations at 124 N Martin St JG Bates tuner contact listed Montana Music Co Tel 604 and Office 2 West Park. Butte Paint and Wall Paper Co relocates to 111 West Park. City Wood & Coal Co advertises wood supply and phone 18 218 Main. Harvard Cigar promotion urges try and compare quality. Dr L Austin dentist advertises painless teeth extraction over Red Boot 24 N Main. BD A P offers 80 cent round trips Butte to Gregson Springs Saturdays Sundays. Miners and Prospectors excursion: Santa Fe route sells round trip Denver Colorado Springs Puebla to New Mexico Arizona at one cent per mile, thirty day return. Apply C F Warren Salt Lake City.
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Santa Fe
Denver
Colorado Springs
Puebla
New Mexico
Arizona
C.F. Warren
Gen. Agt
A. T
8. F
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States Marshal's Sale in Montana Court
United States Marshal to sell at public auction in Butte City Silver Bow County Montana on Monday April 29 1901 at front door of county courthouse the east half of southeast quarter of section 15 and north half of northeast quarter of section 22 township three north range 9 west of the principal meridian containing 160 acres more or less with all water rights appurtenant excepting privileges granted to Christian Nisslar by deed May 14 1887 recorded in Silver Bow deeds. J P Woolman United States Marshal for the District of Montana. Ty David Melkiejohn deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF the United States
District of Montana
Western Loan and Savings Co
George A. McDonald
United States
Butte City
Sliver Bow County
Montana
Deer Lodge
Christian Nisslar
W. R. Davis
Silver Bow County
J. P. Woolman
Ty David Melkiejohn
Sheriff Sale Notice of Mineral Claims in Montana
Dan Brown as plaintiff sues Charles H aivhing et al to advertise a sheriff sale on May 9 1901 at 2 pm at the court house front door in Butte Silver Bow County Montana. The sale includes undivided one fourth interests in four placer mining claims on Big Fish creek and Two Heart gulch plus all related tools fixtures and a one quarter interest in water rights, with locations recorded in the county clerk and recorder office. James B Furry Sheriff and Deputy Clerk Mill er note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Brown
Charles H
Aivhing
Butte
Silver Bow
Montana
Alme Crystal Placer
Big Fish Creek
Woll Placer
Hove Placer
Two Heart Gulch
Elato
Silver How
Bijger Bow County
James B. Furry
Silver Bow County
Pol. Miller
Jated
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Arre
James J. Hill
Thrift
Farxton
Hest
E.astien
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