Butte Copper Mines Dominate U S Output in Montana
Mining notes report Butte copper mines in Montana account for 61 percent of U S copper production, valued at over 50 million dollars annually. Other items mention planned sluicing near new placer fields, a shipment of El Caliph ore to Grand Forks, and J D Houston delivering ore from Aeneas Valley mine. Professor Samuel Aughey to visit Hawkeye for property inspection.
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Butte
Montana
United States
Grand Forks
J. D. Houston
Aeneas Valley Mining Company
Republic
Grand Forks and Mining Developments Headline Canada
Canadian mining news reports construction on the Grand Forks and Republic railway to begin within five days, coal oil drilling at Joseph Ward’s ranch near Grand Forks within two weeks, and W M Desmond gaining control of Rambler in Pass Creek. The Rambler Cariboo shows strong surface work as No. 2 tunnel advances 1000 feet, with ore quarried at Crown Silver and Sunset. The Brittania Copper syndicate rejects a 900000 cash and stock offer for seven Howe Sound claims. Ymir mine monthly output shows 80 stamps running 29 days 18 hours with $27500 profit. Commo dore group resumes near Ymir talp. Rossland shipments total 162900 tons for the year. Maple Leaf unwatering proceeds with extensive development. Winnipeg mine reports ore in multiple levels and a two-car shipment to Granby smelter. The Dominion government to pay a $5 per ton lead refining bonus, capped at $100000 yearly, in response to Slocan district requests. Mining notes detail unwatering at Summit camp, R Bell prospect ore strike expectations, and Winnipeg ore trials.
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Grand Forks & Republic Railway
Joseph Ward
Grand Forks
W. M. Desmond
Cleveland
Ohio
Pass Creek Camp
Eholt
Sandon
Crown Silver
Deadwood
Brittania Copper Syndicate
Howe Sound
Vancouver
Bewick & Moreing
London
Ymir
Commodore Group
Rossland
le Roi
Centre Star
War Eagle
Rossland Great Western
Iron Mask
Summit Camp
R. Bell
Jack Hanly
Winnipeg
Greenwood
Granby
Dominion
Canada
British Columbia
Mining News From Across the West in Idaho and Montana
Reports from the mining frontier describe Grangeville, Ross, and Silver City prospects, stock raises, and new smelter plans. The American Refining & Smelting Co boosts capital to 100 million dollars, while Kendall of Lewistown sells the Kendall group to Finch & Campbell. Cripple Creek’s output soars toward 25 million this year, and a Montana Mining & Development Co with 10 million capital forms in Spokane with Holter as president.
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Latah
Wash
Idaho Line
American Refining & Smelting Company
Colorado
Pitney
Jersey City
Boston & Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Grangevilles
Finch & Campbell
Blue Jacket
Salmon River
F. E. Johnesse
Butte
Weiser
Idaho
Lewis Hall
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway
Weiser Canyon
Seven Devils
Baker City
Sumpter
Mineral
Silver City
Cripple Creek
Colo
Montana Mining & Development Company
Usnr
O Jtatsona cm
Spokane
A. M. Holter
Helena, Mont
Fred H. Mason
W. G. Conrad
Montana
Pliny Daggett
M. M. Cowley
Trade Miswaits and Market Conditions Highlight Wheat Outlook
Bradstreet's report describes a seasonable business mood with fair volume and rapid collections across dry goods and apparel. The cereals show promising crops, cotton growth improving despite a backward spring, iron and steel strong yet calm on new cruiser farm demand, and leather trades leading demand while textiles lag. Wheat quotes listed for Portland Walla Walla and Tacoma with steady bluestem and club prices.
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New York
Bradstreet
World News Summary Reflects Turmoil and Deaths Worldwide
The review reports J Pierpont Morgan's Paris trip, a New York guard general's death, and bubonic plague losses in Hong Kong. It notes shipyard fires in Kentucky, Paducah wrecks with four to five lives lost, a murderer's insanity symptoms, and a Seattle saloon owner's death. Also covered are steel trust plans, Chinese insurgent actions, wage disputes at East Helena, a New Orleans bank teller shot, Montana gambling closures, a father and son suicide double tragedy, and various mine strikes and civic incidents across North America.
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Paris
America
Hoffman
New York National Guard
Roe
Hong Kong
Owensboro
Green River Coal Transportation Company
Hyansville
Ind
Calhoun
Charles Anderson
Charles C. Elms
Chicago
Seattle
Anderson
John W. Gates
John Lambert
Isaac L. Ellwood
American Steel & Wire Company
Tientsin
Lang-liu-tsang
East Helena
American Smelting & Refining Company
Philip Schumaker
Teutonia Bank
New Orleans
Schumaker
Montana
Donovan
Atorney
Laconner
Skagit County
John Fay
Seattle Bridge Company
Anaconda
Mascardo
O'Neil
Twenty-fifth Infantry
San Antonio
Zambales
St. John
N. B
Jewett
William J. Price
John McCloskey
Charles Wilson
Colorado Springs
Col
Portland
Consolidated Bonanza Gold Mining Company
Philadelphia
Standard Oil
Tired All the Time Signs Blood Deficiency
A period piece notes that constant fatigue signals blood vitality decline and compares it to eruptions as signs of impurity. The warning emphasizes that only the hazardous ignore such cues.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Renewal
A testimonial ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood and clears the complexion. Agnes Gillian of Oakland California describes relief from impure blood and fatigue after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and asserts it did what other medicines could not.
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Hood
Agnes Gillian
Lydia Street
Oakland
Cal
Pink Pills for Pale People Endorsed by Augusta Dressmaker
Mrs Addis R Holt, a Augusta dressmaker, describes strength return after five years of weariness and rheumatic pain. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, noting weight gain from 121 to 133 pounds in three months and lasting relief from arm and heart region pain. The testimony, sworn before a notary February 4 1901, promotes the pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Maine
Augusta
Addis R. Holt
Bridge Street
Shy
HOLT
Fremont J. C. Little
Seal Notary Public
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Combined medical mirror and adjustable frame design
A news note describes a hinge frame mirror for mouth and throat exams enabling one glass in any position. It also mentions a Swede's combined cane and pistol with a hidden firing mechanism in the handle, plus a muscle exerciser using coiled spring wires, and U.S. imports of human hair wigs chromes and photographs from Germany.
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United States
Germany
Folding Pocket Camera for 3 x 36 Pictures
Foldable pocket camera offers 3 by 36 exposure capacity for 11.25 dollars. No experience needed to produce perfect pictures. Film costs 60 cents. Send for full description to Kirk, Geary & Co., 330 Sutter St., S.F.
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Kirk, Geary & Co
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