Eugene Smith papers 1857-1927

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Eugene Smith papers 1857-1927

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The Eugene Smith papers are primarily comprised of incoming correspondence from 1883-1901. This collection also contains financial and legal documents pertaining to Smith's work as a mine superindendant in Montana.

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University of Montana--Missoula Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Archives and Special Collections

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Smith, Eugene, 1846-1890

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Eugene Smith came to Montana Territory in the late summer of 1883 to work as a mining engineer and superintendant of the Judith Mining Company which was based in St. Paul, Minnesota. This company was merged into the Collar Mining Company, also largely owned by St. Paul residents. These mines were close to Maiden in Meagher County, Montana. Smith remained as Superintendant and "watch dog", becoming part owner, until late 1886. By this time the company had reorganized as the Skookum Mining Company...

Collar Mining Company

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San Francisco Consolidated Mining Company

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