Great Western Gold Company Mine Near Redding District
The Great Western Company's extensive mining project in Shasta County near Redding spans about 300 acres with copper, lead, gold and silver deposits. The 175 ton smelter began operations March 24, processing 120 tons first day, with valuations from copper matte plus gold and silver estimated between 4000 and 35000. Projections indicate smelter product will feed local plants soon, with a dividend period anticipated.
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Shasta County
California
Redding
Copper Hill
Great Western Company
Court House Items And Probate Notices From Local Court
Court house items list divorces and alimony for Graff and wife. Probate proceedings preside before Judge Hillakotter with final reports and hearings set for May 8 to June 5 for multiple estates. Conservators, guardians, and administrators report receipts, expenditures, and balances. various guardians and executors discharged. numerous lot transfers recorded. adjustments and bond deeds noted for estates and minor wards.
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John E. Hillakotter
J. W. Bratten
Arele Valliet
L. J. Weber
Wm. Rath
Francia Blacet
Regina Mueller
Gottfried W. Wedepohl
A.J. Matthews
Wa. Harkleroad
Bertha Booskey
John Balster
George Hotz
Frederick Donker
Wilbert Yost
C. L. Feldman
G. W.meyer
Henry A. Moore
Guardian
Emma Johnson
Guarilian
Cecelia Krinard
Mary Krinard
Emma Krinard
Martin Krinard
Mae Krinard
Barbara Rueckgauer
Peprieves
Elizabeth Burghardt
Barbara Schwartz
Wm. Scheel
John C. Rosstel
Declanedy
Lettore Ia
Adan Roeseal
F. A. Zovber
4. A. Hellrang Sitretlea
Anna Smart
Hattie C. Streeper
C. H. Leverett
J. L. Drum
T. S. White
Genevieve White
P. S. Webster
D. A. Wychoff
Henry Kuoche
J. F. Hauselmann
Maurice Marcoot
Fred Hauselmann
Barbara Hauselmann
Great Western stock backed by Hendersons in St Louis
Three years ago T H Henderson Co of St Louis began financing Great Western mining with thousands in debt. Despite grafters, the firm restored health and grows, with T S Henderson directing affairs. Great Western plans dividends of five percent on treasury stock. Bank of Shasta calls it a large legitimate operator in Shasta County. About 100000 shares held by Troy citizens. at least one cent per share per month could yield $1000 in Troy. Also ad copy for Dr King’s New Life Pills and Sanford’s Writing Inks.
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T. H. Henderson & Company
St. Louisa
Great Western
Hender
Ers
Henderson Company
St. Louis
T. S. Henderson
Bank of
Shasta County
Great Western Company
Troy
Special session elects Troy city officials in 1905 meeting
In a special meeting held April 18, 1905, Troy city council elected Henry Stoke as mayor, R L Cawson as city clerk, Walter Wilkinson as city treasurer, J L Hagler as police magistrate, Reea Llewellyn as alderman of the first ward, J S Peterman as alderman of the second ward, Fred Schlemmer as alderman of the third ward for two years, and Frank Snodgrass as alderman of the third ward for one year. Adjournment followed.
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William J. Crider
Collinsville
Margaret Long
George Bendika
Anna Andiatti
Wm. Lochmann
Henrietta Roach
Henry Welch
Belleville
Ellen Paul
T. A. Hoffman
Highland
Maggie Wiegand
Michael Scherer
Marine Theresa Fullriede
Saline Stanislaus Mostolige
Stanislaus Birontauna
Aggie Andecot
Troy, Inc
Cramer
Hornley
Peterman
Taylor
Hy Sa Eeenetd
Miller
Cawnon
Alderiman Cramer
Horsley
Peterman Taylor
Woraman
Henry Stoke
R. L. Cawson
Walter Wilkinson
J. L. Hagler
Reea Llewellyn
J. S. Peterman
Fred Schlemmer
Frank Snodgrass
F. F. Miniir
R. L. Dawson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great’ Western Gold Company
Land
Uneeda Biscuit
Tropics
National Biscuit Company
Graham
Social
Kingston
Graff
Oratrix
M. O. Nelson
Christina C. Kuebler
Lota
Leclaire
Wilson
W. H. Oddle
Lotal
Montyue
Collinaville
W.C. Hadley
Wm. Oatle
Ted
Gonterman
Edwardsville
Hollister
S. Kingston
Sanford
Called Weiting
William Rauch Thamster
Sarg
ORION
Buy Union
McKay
Goodyear Wells
Hdan
H. Klein
Main Street
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