Independent Copper Firms Deny Planned Opposition to Trust
A Montana movement reported by the New York Commercial to form a copper mining combo against the Amalgamated trusts was denied by a Calumet & Hecla official. He cited that independents could only control about 14 percent of output, making action unlikely and the copper trust unlikely to see price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Commercial
Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Guggenhi In
Pheps-Dodge
Montana Ore Purchasing Co
W. A. Clark
United Metals Selling Co
United States
Copper Trust
Klondike Laws Weary Dawson Prospector Skeptical
Helena businessman Werner, visiting from Dawson, criticizes Canadian mining laws as hindering Klondike development. He notes abandoned claims, low wages, and few new discoveries while Cape Nome prospects attract attention. He predicts many Dawson residents may move south as mining law changes are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Helena
Klondike
Juneau
Cape Nome
Dawson
The
Hellent
Daweon
States
John J. Healy
North American Trading & Irtnation Company
Mra. Healy
Hope Mining Company in Montana Faces Property Change
The Hope Mining Company plans to return from Fergus to Bak Lake with bankers among new owners of Bald Butte property once a major Montana producer. About 50 men work at the Bald Butte mines and 40 stamps process ore daily. Placer miners fear a water shortage next summer due to late winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Tommserty
Hope Mining Company
Haw
Bak Lake
Fergus
Montana
McCormick
Bald Butte
Silver Dollar Gift Marks Federal Building Site Purchase
John H. Leyson of Butte Montana received a 1900 silver dollar in a purple lined box from the U S Treasury in acknowledgment of selling the federal building site for one dollar. A Taylor letter praised Leyson and associates for furnishing a desirable site and hoped the building would be a monument to government dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Leyson
Mr. Leyson
Unite States
Butte
Trasury
H. A. ‘Taylor
Montana
H. A. Taylor
Clerks Masque Ball Delights Butte Crowd In 200 Couples
The Clerks Masque Ball at Renshaw hall drew over 200 couples and many spectators in Butte. Masks were raised at entry to uphold decorum. notables included H M Heimerdinger James Morgan and B B Keeney as organizers. Lou Harris led floor direction with multiple managers assisting. A cake walk won by Miss Bennett and Eddy E. ECathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renshaw Hall
Butte
Masame Robinson
H.M. Heimerdinger
Ja. Morgan
B. B. Keeney
Lou Harris
James Morgan
H. A. Morkle
Gus Hyne
G. A.,.martin
W. J. Tonkin
Boyd Dickingon
M. J. Foley
E. 8. Cyr
Nadeau
Belle Norcross
Miss Bennnett
Eddy
eCarthy
Williamson Corsets and Tailor Shop Ad
A compact 110 South Main Street listing notes Fisher's Tailor Shop offering repair and steam cleaning services. The Williamson Corsets advertise affordable pricing with corset models priced around $1.50 to $2.50. Miss M. L. Johnson at 131 West Broadway is also mentioned in the ad context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Fisher’s Tailor Shop
M. L. Johnson
W. Broadway
Salt Lake Promoters Back Four City Inter-State Ball League
Baseball magnate W H Lucas arrived from Portland and began promoting a new four club Inter-State Ball League in Salt Lake with plans to start May 15. It will operate under the national agreement with first class players and steady season play to boost local interest and stability. The proposed teams are Salt Lake Ogden Anaconda and Butte with a formal plan to declare a winner at season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lucas
Salt
Lucas
Sullivan
Salt Lake
Wilk
Ogden
Anaconda
Butte
Foague the affair moves from embryo stage
The affair remains in an embryo stage at present and a few days are expected to bring forth important developments.
Smallpox Case Prompts Twin Bridges Arrival
F M Dawren, a hotel cook in Twin Bridges, arrived in the city last night with smallpox. He sought lodging at Cash Lodging house but was sent to the receiving hospital where the case was diagnosed. He was moved to the pest house today. Dawren said he fell ill in Twin Bridges days earlier and a local physician at that place misjudged the illness as not smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Dawren
Twin Bridges
Cash
Dawson
Exposition Vice Presidents Proposed for Pan-American Fair
Acting Governor Norris supports appointing ex Governor Joseph K. Toole and D. J. Hennessy as Montana vice-presidents for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo May 1 to November 1, 1901. The director general asks the governor to suggest two Montana residents for vice-president duties and explains the aim to broaden the exposition’s influence nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Buffalo
Joseph K. Toole
Helena
D. J. Hennessy
Butte
John G. Milleburn
Exposition Company
G A R and Woman's Relief Corps Ball Draws Cincinnati Crowd
The G A R and Woman's Relief Corps ball at Miners' Union hall drew over 300 attendees. A full orchestra provided music, the floor was in excellent condition, and guests enjoyed ice cream, cake, and coffee served by the W R C at closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A R. and Woman's Selies Corps
Alt Miners’ Union
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Phoenix
Thompson Invest
MT CO
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Brobeck
Hoffman House
White House
Paul Revere
West Broadway
Rubenstein’s
E. Park Watchmakers
Opticians
Main
Springs
Holly Brand Tomasor
Baltimore
Cash Grocery
Galena
Uncle Sam
J. H. Leyson
C. F. Fieher
Main Street
Wyoming
P. Alfred
N. Main St
Butte, Anaconda
Salt Lake and
W.H. Lucas
Towle & Winterhalter
Scientific
W. Park
G. A. R. Ball
Cherry Sisters
Sutton’s
Washington
Cyrene Noonan
Little Ruth
Evans and
Linsay Ceonees
Fiat
Metropolitan Opera Company
W. A. Akers
Reed
DR. Dodd
W. Park Street
Lutey
Ss Ieee
California
Cash Grocers
West Park Street
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
Sitesi Park
Stee
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