James S. Hamilton Jr.
Decker, Montana 59025James S. Hamilton Jr. is a private licensee based in Decker, Montana for 1 closed lease.
Quick Facts
- James S. Hamilton Jr. is a private entity
- Named as a licensee in the listed leases
- James S. Hamilton Jr. is listed with 1 total leases
- 1 leases are closed
Coal Leases
Serial NumberOwnership StatusDispositionPercent InterestCommodityInterest RelationshipAcresCase TypeCountyLast AssessedLast ActionLast Action Date
MTM 059864
Prior
Closed
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Coal
Licensee
40
Coal Mining License
Big Horn, MT
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Case Sent to National Archives Records Administration (NARA)
12/19/1994
Nearby Owners
Coal lease entities located near James S. Hamilton Jr.. While entities may have multiple locations, this is based on the address registered for the lease.
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Corporation
Spring Creek Coal Co.
PO Box 67
Decker, MT 59025- Relationship:
- Applicant
- Category:
- Corporation
- Leases:
- 14
- Current Leases:
- 0
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Corporation
Spring Creek Coal LLC
PO Box 67
Decker, MT 59025- Relationship:
- Applicant
- Category:
- Corporation
- Leases:
- 5
- Current Leases:
- 0
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Corporation
Decker Coal Co.
PO Box 12
Decker, MT 59025- Relationship:
- Applicant
- Category:
- Corporation
- Leases:
- 4
- Current Leases:
- 0
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Corporation
Navajo Transitional Energy Co.
PO Box 67
Decker, MT 59025- Relationship:
- Lessee
- Category:
- Corporation
- Leases:
- 1
- Current Leases:
- 0
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