When was it published?

March 16, 1912 in The Eureka Sentinel

Domestic News March 16, 1912

The Eureka Sentinel

Q: What keywords are associated?

Windfall Mining Company, George Z Edwards, Salt Lake City, National Copper Bank, Mine Conditions

Eureka, Tonopah, Eureka County, Nye County, Nevada

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What is this article about?

George Z. Edwards, manager of Windfall Mining Company, returned Friday from Salt Lake City trip, announcing new banking with National Copper Bank and reporting favorable mine and mill operations.

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George Z. Edwards, General Manager of the Windfall Mining Company, returned Friday from a business trip to Salt Lake City. Mr. Edwards states that the Windfall Mining Company has now arranged to do its banking business with the National Copper Bank of Salt Lake, and in the future all the company's checks will be drawn on that bank. He reports that present conditions in the Windfall mine are most favorable, and says that during his absence the results obtained at both the mill and the mine were very satisfactory—everything running without a hitch, and the force throughout making good.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic

What keywords are associated?

Windfall Mining Company George Z Edwards Salt Lake City National Copper Bank Mine Conditions

What entities or persons were involved?

George Z. Edwards

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Event Date

Friday

Key Persons

George Z. Edwards

Outcome

present conditions in the windfall mine are most favorable; results at the mill and mine very satisfactory; banking business arranged with the national copper bank of salt lake

Event Details

George Z. Edwards, General Manager of the Windfall Mining Company, returned from a business trip to Salt Lake City and stated that the company has arranged to do its banking with the National Copper Bank of Salt Lake, with all future checks drawn on that bank; he reported favorable conditions at the mine and satisfactory results at the mill and mine during his absence, with everything running smoothly.