ANAC ON DA COMPANY HE RITAGE

LEWISOHNS STANDARD OIL

DIRECTORS

Henry Rogers,

William Rockefeller

CLARK DALY

LARGEY

A.J. DAVIS

W. Farlin

Dexter Mill

Rolla Butcher

Walker Bros.

E. & W. Colusa,

Leonard mines Anaconda Mine Chas.

Meader

Montana Copper Co.

Anaconda Copper Co. 1881

Boston & Montana

C.X.Larrabee

Mountain View Mining

Bu*e & Boston

Great Falls Smelter;

Hydroelectric plant

1893

Hearst, Haggin, et al.

Speculator Mining Co.

North Bu*e Mining 1905

A Minnesota corp.

Granite Mtn Mining Co.

Colorado

Smelter

1879

HEINZE

Bu*e Reduc4on Works 1883

Parro* employees 1885

1901

1884 Washoe Copper Co.

1909

1905

Columbia

Gardens

1899

Disaster

1917

Anaconda

lease

1942

Montana Ore

Purchasing

Rarus Mine

1906

Bu*e Red. Works

MT Realty Co.

Original

Steward

Parrot

1910

Anaconda Copper

Mining Co. 1910

John Ryan

Chile, Mexico 1922

Guggenheims

Chuquicamata

1923

American Brass Co. 1923

Giesche Mining Poland 1926

Clark Heirs:

Elm Orlu, Timber Bu*e,

Bu*e Street RR,

Miner Newspaper,

Western Lumber,

everything le> in MT

Domes4c Manganese 1927

Pi*sburgh & Montana 1902

East Bu*e Copper Co. 1909

49% of Ohio Oil Co.

(a Standard Oil company

that evolved into

Marathon Oil—which as

of 2018 owns a lot of Arco

gas sta4ons) 1930

1928

Bu*e & Superior Copper (MN) 1906

Bu*e & Superior Mining (MN) 1916

Black Rock

Bu*e & New York

Bu*e & Milwaukee

C. 1940

Lexington Mine

1879

1887

1895

C. 1875

Société anonyme des

mines de Lexington

1881

$1 million

Lexington Mine 1913

Heinze lease

1905-13

$5 million

$25 million

Anaconda Standard 1889

1971 Na4onaliza4on

Chile, Mexico

A R C O 1977

1982

End mining opera4ons

2000

Bri4sh Petroleum

BP also incorporates Amoco

and Sohio, two former

Standard Oil Companies

Research and Display by

Richard I. Gibson

2019

Post-WWI depression

mines

Companies

investment

Spinoff, sale, subsidiary acquisi4on

Travona Mine

Orphan Girl

Neversweat

Rothschilds: 25% 1895

Mountain Con

Clark died 1925

Age 86

$200 million

1903 Great

shutdown

Parro* Co.

1880

Anaconda Smelters, BA&P

Public Library

State Savings Bank

(Metals)

First Na4onal Bank

United Copper:

Panic of 1907:

Fed. Reserve

Bluebird Mine 1885

ARCO = Atlan4c Refining

(a Standard Oil Company)

+ Richfield Oil,

merged in 1965

1919

Montana Power Co. 1912

1895 Warehouse

Explosions 1898 Largey

murdered

Comstock Lode

Nevada;

Bu*e 1876

New York City:

Horsehair products Alice Mine

M. Hickey

A.J. Davis (elder) died 1890

1877

Hugue*e Clark

died 2011 age 104

BSB city-county

merger 1977 Berkeley Pit

begins

1952

1955

Clark Senator

1901-07

Bannack 1863;

Deer Lodge bank;

Bu*e c. 1872

Bu*e 1880

Hardware, lumber,

banking

East Bu*e

Claims 1913

Bu*e & Duluth

A. B. Wolvin

Ralph Baggaley

North Bu*e Mining

Boston & Montana

East Bu*e Copper Co.

Heinze died

1914, age 44

Pi*smont mines & smelter

Bu*e c. 1868

Bu*e 1889

S.B. Water Co.

1880

Bu*e Water Co. 1891

Bu*e Water Co. 1901

1992

Bu*e Water Co. to BSB

Meader:

Bell Mine

Superfund liability

“Perpetuity”

Bu*e Workingmen’s

Union 1878

Labor Unrest 1914-20

Daly died 1900

Age 58

1885

United

Verde 1883

1888

United Verde

Phelps Dodge

1935

Phelps Dodge

Harvey Machine Co. =

Anaconda Aluminum 1951

Metals

Bank

building

1906 Bu*e-Balaklava

J. Tuohy c. 1885

Balaklava Mine

Diocese of MT 1893

Carroll

College 1907

1920

To ACM

c. 1925

Santa Fe RR

New Mexico uranium

Partners 1952

1876

Diamond Coke & Coal

Hennessey Merc.

Amalgamated 1899 1900

1959

Newspapers to

Lee Enterprises “The Richest Hill On Earth”

1913: 17th

Amendment

Apex Lawsuits

D. Washington

Depression

Different �melines may not correlate.

Clark’s Colusa

To B&M 1887

$150,000

T.Cole

Bu�e Daily Bulle�n, Oct. 2, 1920

St. Gaudens statue:

N. Main 1907-41

W. Park 1941-present

Silver Bu*e Mines

1985

Montana Resources

Mountain Con

Mile High,

Mile Deep