Hussey, Dahler & Company records, 1867-1876.

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Hussey, Dahler & Company records, 1867-1876.

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The Hussey, Dahler & Company Records contain papers concerning the bank and a few county records from Virginia City. Included in the banking records are a treasury note from the Helena branch and notes from the Virginia City branch paid to G.W. Woody, Murphy & Stephenson, and Donnell & Clark. The records also contain letters from Hartwell, Jurgens, and Company, A.H. Mallory, and the First National Bank of Utah. Other letters concerning freight rates, shipment of bullion, bills, and an evaluation of an assay are also included. Two letters from D.L. Largey, one to Dahler and another to order caps for iron rods, are also in the records. The county commissioner records include information about Alex Metzel, George H. Clark, and Donnell Lawson and Company.

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Montana State University (Bozeman, Mont.). Library

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Montana State University (Bozeman, Mont.). Library

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Metzel, Alex.

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Donnell & Clark.

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Woody, G. W.

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Donnell Lawson and Company

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Hussey, Dahler & Company

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In May 1866, Warren Hussey and Charles L. Dahler opened branches of their Salt Lake City, Utah, bank in Helena and Virginia City, Montana Territory, by buying out the earlier Allen and Millard banks. The Helena bank operated until 1871 when it was sold to Fox, Lyster and Roe. The Virginia City bank was taken over by C.L. Dahler in 1872. In 1879 Dahler sold his bank to Raymond, Harrington and Company. Senior partner Warren Hussey was born near Terre Haute, Indiana, in 1835. In 1853 he moved to De...

Clark, George H.

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George Howard Clark (1881-1956). Radio engineer and vice president of RCA. Born at Alberton, Prince Edward Island, Canada, emigrated to the United States at the age of fourteen. He graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a B.S.E.E. in 1903. He worked for several firms and the federal government until joining the American Marconi Company in 1919, when the Radio Corporation of America was formed. He remained with RCA and eventually became one of its vice-presidents. F...

First National Bank of Utah

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Mallory, A. H.

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Largey, D. L.

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Hartwell, Jurgens, and Company

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Murphy & Stephenson.

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Madison County (Mont.). Board of County Commissioners

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Madison County, Montana Territory, was first created in the Territory of Idaho on January 16, 1864. Local government was organized on April 22, 1864 went the commissioners took the oath of office and began work. Montana Territory was admitted to the Union on May 26, 1864 and Madison County became officially recognized as part of the new jurisdiction on February 2, 1865. Although formal government operations came long after the discovery of gold in the Alder Gulch area first led to a massive infl...