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
