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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1900

Page

14

Mining News Rules For Anaconda Standard

The Anaconda Standard outlines weekly mining pages focused on the Montana field and Northwest mining. It seeks accurate news on properties resources production and conditions and will not publish promotional pitches but will cover legitimate undertakings. Communications should be sent to The Anaconda Standard Mining Department in Anaconda Montana.

Standard Montana Northwest Anaconda Standard Mining Department Anaconda

Montana’s Metal Production in 1899

Estimates by Hon. F E. Braden, assayer in charge at Helena, show Montana output for 1899 with silver valued at coinage, gold at 20.67 per ounce, and copper and lead at New York average quotations. Braden expects revisions as fuller returns arrive, and readers will be updated.

F E. B. Braden United States Helena Fuller Braden Standard New York

United States Leads World in Pig Iron Production

The article notes U S blast furnaces produced about 15 6 million tons of pig iron, far surpassing Great Britain s 9 3 million tons. U S pig iron share is about one third of the world total 41 million tons with a 1899 output rise of 15 7 percent versus Britain 7 2 percent.

United States Great Britain America

Silver Market Firm on Strong Eastern Demand

The Engineering and Mining Journal links silver market firmness to rising eastern demand. January and February exports from London to China and the East Indies rose by about 2.5 million dollars, with China contributing nearly one million. India’s absorption also surpassed one and a half million, tied to government coinage amid famine spending. If the trend continues, London exchanges could see about 15 million more silver to China and India this year, possibly supporting prices further amid China’s industrial revival.

the Engineering and Mining Journal London China East Indies India

Debated coinage and silver standard impact on famine

The text argues that stopping silver coinage to pursue a gold standard worsened famine conditions by shrinking the money supply. It cites India’s hardship from a closed mint and criticizes late nineteenth century financiers for thinking prosperity comes from reducing money in circulation.

India

Lake copper vs electrolytic copper compared

A Houghton Michigan letter explains the differences between lake copper and electrolytic copper. Lake copper offers greater ductility suitable for drawing into wire while electrolytic copper conducts electricity better. Prices favor lake copper when quantity is limited, but conductivity trends are narrowing the gap as electrical demand rises.

Houghton Michigan

Mining School Bill Faces Senate Aid for State Institutions

The Mining School Bill registers firm opposition to a Senate measure to fund mining schools in every state with 15000 dollars in 1900 and escalating to 25000. The Standard rebuts wastage concerns and argues that endowed state institutions would wisely utilize the aid instead.

Engineering and Mining Journal United States Senate

Government aid for education would help small states more

The argument notes that a modest grant to an established school acts as a nucleus for a fund where none exists and reinforces where funds exist. Opponents say the federal government should not interfere with citizen efforts, and the policy would equalize educational conditions across states, affecting smaller territories differently.

New York Pennsylvania Nevada Wyoming Arizona

Rich gold dump questioned near Two Bit gulch

Later reports say sensational tales of rich gold finds near Leadville in Two Bit gulch were exaggerated. The specimens came from an old dump and assays show few samples with commercial value. Possible ledges remain unproven.

Leadville

Cripple Creek Mining Camp Faces Ore and Theft Troubles

The Denver Republican notes Cripple Creek struggles with disposing of low grade ore and guarding rich ore from thieves. It suggests better days ahead with more concentrators and criminals jailed, hoping Colorado’s great gold camp becomes as content as other mining towns.

Cripple Creek Denver Republican Colorado

Centennial Eureka declares record dividend in Utah

The Salt Lake Tribune notes a $100,000 quarterly dividend from Centennial Eureka, the state's largest to date, while other firms like Silver King Ontario and Daly-West also pay substantial monthly or quarterly sums. The paper hopes Centennial-Eureka improves its performance soon.

Salt Lake Tribune Utah Ontario The Tribune

New Mineral Compound Found at Mohawk Mine

A lake region letter describes a newly discovered ore from the Mohawk mine. The arsenide contains copper and nickel with small cobalt and iron impurities. The ore is said to be easily treated and rich in copper with significant nickel values. Potential recovery of arsenic and cobalt is noted.

Lake Mohawk Maud Republic Gould Gould Company Cripple Creek

Mr. Cairns Takes Charge of Anaconda Electrolytic Refinery

The Anaconda company refinery, a vast operation with 1,400 tanks and 8,000,000 pounds of electrolyte copper monthly, is described. The article explains the electrolytic copper refining process, the roles of annode and cathode plates, and notes a recent superintendent change from Theodore K. Wilkinson of Syracuse to his successor.

Anaconda Company Standard Theodore K. Wilkinson Syracuse N. Y Anaconda

Retirement of Anaconda copper official marks long service

Mr. Wilkinson resigns after a career spanning more than a decade with Anaconda Copper, rising from chemist to refinery head. He departs with accolades and a gold watch, plans a trip to Syracuse, and leaves behind a legacy of steady leadership and high esteem among colleagues.

Wilkinson Anaconda Syracuse Montana

Cairns Named New Chief at Anaconda Copper Works

F J Cairns, a Bridgeport Connecticut chemist and metallurgist, succeeds Mer Wilkinson as superintendent at Anaconda Copper Mining. With ten years in copper and prior Ducktown Copper leadership, Cairns arrives with a wife and baby, praised by Wilkinson as capable and estimable. The Parrot properties were absorbed by Amalgamated leading to Bridgeport closure.

Mer. Wilkinson F. J. Cairns Bridgeport Teddy Anaconda Cairns

Developments Accelerate Around Idaho Springs Mines

Reports indicate unprecedented development around Idaho Springs with growing ore shipments and crowded mills. In Spring Gulch four properties within half a mile sink shafts and drive levels as mine activity intensifies. A Denver Republican dispatch from Tarryall notes numerous recent strikes along the Tarryall mountains suggesting a large sulphide belt extending north and south.

Idaho Springs Spring Gulch Denver Republican Tarryall, Colo Tarryall Mountains

Copper Market Strength Drives Broad Stock Rise and Copper Stocks Lead

The week ended shows copper shares leading gains with Boston & Montana up 10, Butte & Boston 10, Anaconda 6 40, Utah 5 and Parrot modest. Analysts cite a firmer copper price and favorable money market as key drivers with projected 18 cents by year end and larger dividends for major producers. Silver remains firm on strong Chinese demand, supporting a resilient metal market.

Boston & Montana Butte & Boston Anaconda Utah Parrot Anaconda Company

Effects of Falling Rain on Rock Weathering and Erosion

The rain seeping into rock cracks disintegrates surface material to form a matrix that aids vegetation growth. Plant roots act as wedges that split rock, while winter ice expands and blasts rocks apart. Weathering creates saxifrages or rock breakers as fragments become sand and erosion carries them downstream.

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