Merger Talks Stir Camp of Mohawk Mines Debate
In a Salt Lake State news piece the campaign around the Mohawk district merger is described with proposals and investor positions. Key figures such as Senator Wingfield and local mine owners discuss capital, commissions, stock exchanges, and potential effects on local employment and street rebuilding. The article notes stock values, proposed underwritings, and the broader impact on Goldfield Consolidated Mines and Lagunas stock.
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Pheer
Yim
Wingfield
Joby & Conk Tenk
Tonerah Banking Corporation
tDare
Laguna
Eiexkbotiers
Mohawk
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Junto
Taguae
Rome
Pacific Consolidates Company mine workings near Exko
The Pacific Consolidates company reports on ore prospects at its ac re lands near Exko, with tunnels 450 feet deep and copper ore grades near 12 to 20 percent. W. Westom recounts past development, noting strong ore returns and new veins opened from multiple claims. Legal proceedings involving Ernest Rich and associates are described, with one defendant acquitted and others facing ongoing testimony.
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Fale Lake
Kockhuldere Berer Pattoy
Milage
W. PF. Snyder
Comopany
Af. Wertos
Pacife
Tgs OM Acres
Weaten
Ory
Baltimore
Crosscutting Commenced at Gordie Fiver Phe Mine
Development work on the Gordie Fiver Phe feculae syndicate property proceeds with a birbly fatiafatinty trail area cut down 150 feet. The east croscut, run to aid cateblar, shows a Saint level streak with BR%4 and a major ore adl efia. Personnel include Manager Rake FP and Van Polenn, while geologist Petia cyowrd U8 advances ip pols.
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Mortacy
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van Polenn
Petia
Ely Company Falr Lake Nov IL Arthouse of ite corporate
Falr Lake filings show Ely Company undergoes formal corporate secretary actions with capital stock details and a list of officers and directors. The document names executives and managers including W. J. Cale and A.J. Evang, outlining ground aims and scope of the enterprise.
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Falr Lake
Nov
GREAT STRIKE NEAR AUSTIN REPORTED IN VERGLOU SALTING DISTRICT
The report notes a major strike 35 miles south of Austin in the Sho thonm Tenge. A large porphyry dike extends over 3505 feet in width and four miles along the strike, with promising showings. Investors pay $40,000 spot cash for the same, while work crews develop the property, erect buildings, and grade for a planned town near Garden Rega. The settlement Brepforte is planned as the town site, with about a frame of buildings and double the inns of vents anticipated.
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Henossya
Reto Journal
Austin
RIGM FAMILY IM POLICE COURT NOV 81 CASE NOTES
Fragmented OCR summary reports a police court proceeding involving Arneat Bier and a half-brother with assault accusations. Judge Diebl presides as foreseen, with mentions of Petring Redzes and Brazel te, plus references to trial timing and related parties.
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Tragedy at Louisville Yard Claims 13 Year Old Worker
In Winchester Kentucky a 13 year old, Joe Colina, was crushed by a tender at the Laramie yard of the Lorain Pacific. Foreman John Halmerg broke his left leg. Colina died within minutes. Coroner Firth orders an inquest. Durlacher and others were in custody. Separate notes report rope wire costs and penalties for a New York brokerage firm’s project delays.
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Impressive Debate on Rail Regulations in Kansas City
An afternoon session in Kansas City featured a heated exchange over rail regulation. Colorado delegate demanded to answer Harriman's speech criticizing railroad laws and federal control. Harriman argued that unchecked power harms railroads and allied industries, while Kin dell pressed for orderly interpretation of congressional rules.
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Railroads Face Power Debate and Rate Reform
A speech argues the need for more power for a transportation commission under a new law. It stresses railroads must not distort rates, urges centralization under lawful oversight, and warns about economic and regional development tied to railroad policy and investments. The speaker cites cost-saving and rate equality concerns across distributing centers and notes shipments and comparisons between domestic and foreign goods.
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FOGELUND Delays Marferford In Delaware Day Vines
Philadelphia November 24 With more than a thousand presereers on board the American Line pe a Marerford from Inderpenk fir ide art has been fatening in Delaware Day vines dua day.
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