The United Verde Mine and W A Clark’s Copper Empire
A Boston News Bureau summary details Senator Clark's United Verde Mine in Jerome Arizona. It notes extensive ore with rich copper gold and silver values, a 2000 foot mountain operation, a single shaft plus a tunnel, and plans to move smelting operations to a new tunnel while expanding output. Dividends since 1882 total about 14.4 million with current earnings strong, and the mine remains the world’s most profitable copper operation.
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Ull
Boston News Burea
Clark
United Verde Mining Co
Jerome Arizona
Arizona
Iite
Avigona
Widerneath
Olertrie
United Verde History and Copper Mine Wealth Claims
The article describes United Verde as a rich and profitable copper mine near Arizona, controlled by William A. Charina and led by operator Mr. Clark. It notes high stock prices and comparables like Calumet and Hecla and Anaconda, with details on stock sales, historical leases, and limited access for inspectors. The piece highlights Clark’s secrecy, stock accumulation, and the mine’s controversial status within local governance.
Coal Getting Cheaper by Buying Beet Coal in City
Advertises cheaper coal options with beet, lump, and nut coal grades offered by R. Johannes, agent at 814 Utah Avenue. Contact via telephone 276 to arrange purchase.
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Utah Avenue
R. Johannes
Young Italian Lad Fatally Wounded in Montana Gun Accident
Dominick Giannotto, a recent Italian immigrant and ranch hand for John Casagrande in Brown's Gulch near Telegraph Hill ten miles south of town, was fatally wounded by a shotgun blast to the right side while bending to pick up a glove. He staggered home and died soon after, with doctors in Butte unable to offer hope. He was about 21 or 22, with no known relatives in the country.
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Dominick Giannotto
Italy
John Casagrande
Brown's Gulch
Joanaito
Casagrande
Gionnott
L. Brose
Butte
Telegraph
Gionnetto
Notable Salt Lake Visitor Returns From British Columbia Mines
Hon A W McCune, Salt Lake capital investor and railroad president, visits the city on return from mining properties in the Slocan district British Columbia. He still controls a stake in the Payne group, with several Canadian capitalists also involved.
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A. W. McCune
Miner McCune Considers Watseka Mine Trip to Rochester
The text notes Mr McCune, a Watseka mine owner at Rochester, plans a likely visit there before returning to Salt Lake. It also mentions the Payne mine remains in good condition and that many other district mines are expected to yield news in the coming years.
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Payne
McCune
Watseka
Rochester
Salt Lake
New Milk Trust Plans Central Butte Depot
A consolidation of local milk interests forms a company that denies being a trust and aims to lower milk prices after launch. It will build a $60,000 to $80,000 plant near Butte to deliver milk promptly from a central depot and test milk daily instead of at random, promising savings to residents.
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Butte
Police Court Roundup Disturbance Cases
In police court this morning Mrs Cell Decker Tlawe and Isadore Act faced disturbance of the peace charges. Howe pleaded 24 hours, Act pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars. Several others for fighting and vagrancy had pleas or continuances, with probationary or advisory outcomes noted.
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Cell Decker Tlawe
Isadore Act
Maviis Francis
Frank Sullivan
John Taylor
Paddy Ryan
John McLair
Harry Smith
Whele
No Smoke at Crystal Springs Resort and Hotel
Crystal Springs offers a healthy air free from city fumes with a modern hotel, electric light, steam heat, and a top cafe. The plunge is clean, a fine dancing hall is free to private parties, and meals are served on a European plan open day and night. Regular Langlais stages depart from Langlais stables at 10 am 2 pm 5 pm and 8 pm and from the Springs at 4 am 4 pm and 10:30 pm each way for 25 cents.
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Crystal Springs
Beautiful ed value colored glass with silver mount
A descriptive notice notes a decorative glass piece with a value coloring and a silver mount offered for sale. The fragment implies an item of ornate glassware suitable for collectors, without clear dates or seller details.
Lion Bass to Perform with Nashville Students at First Presbyterian
The famous Lion Bass with a voice likened to a monster church bell will appear with the Nashville Students in a concert at First Presbyterian church on Saturday, November 11. The celebrated soprano nicknamed the Colored Mocking Bird will also perform with the ensemble.
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Lion Bass
Nashville
First Presbyterian Church
Mocking Bird
The Old and the New Lincoln Post No 2 Meeting
Lincoln Post No 2 G A R invites all First Montana volunteers from Silver Bow county to gather on November 11 at 830 p m for refreshments and a smoke. Members report at 730 p m. Committee on Arrangements H Almon AW Blacken Ree ke J H Jackson note a formal Meet up in Butte in 1899
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Butte City
Greeling
Montana United States Volunteers
Silver Bow County
Tsep.m
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Anacon- Boston & Maniana
Butte Boson
Calumet & Leela
Turrat
Tamarack
Valais
Hive Culeren
Armialgamated
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England
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D. Houston & Co
New York
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Henriette
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United Verde History
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Talect
William A. Char
Calumet & Heal
Anaconda
Montana
Calumet & Mee'a
United Verde
Calumet & Hecla
Ruston
Calumet & Hee
McPhelps, Dodge & Co
Searles
Hopkins
Rig Tinto Copper
London
Silver City
Jara Crese Creamery
Toc
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East Park Street
Brown’s Gulch
THEI
Cral Springs
Just
Simon Banks
N. Main Street
Almon
Reeke
J. H. Jackson
Jersey
Cash Grocers
W.park St
Butte, Mont
Tensa Yatta Pty
Welch
Grand Rapids
Mich
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
West Park Street
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