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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1900

Page

12

Mining News Department Sets Standards for Northwest Properties

The Anaconda Standard outlines weekly mining pages focused on the Montana field with broader Northwest coverage. It stresses accuracy and trustworthy reporting on properties resources production and conditions and invites communications for legitimate mining news while rejecting advertising or exaggerated booms.

Standard Montana Northwest Anaconda Standard Mining Department Anaconda

Montana 1899 metal production estimates

Figures from Hon. B. Braden, assayer in charge at Helena, show 1899 metal production with silver valued at coinage, gold at $20.67 per ounce, and copper and lead at New York averages. Braden will revise with fuller returns as they become available.

B. Braden United States Helena Fuller Braden Standard New York

Price of Silver Since 1833 Across London Markets

The article traces silver prices from 1833 to the late 19th century, noting London per ounce figures from 1833 to 1869, a drop after 1873 as mint coinage limits contracted supply, and subsequent rebounds tied to mint activity. It argues that silver values track coinage and policy, not mere overproduction.

London East India France Congress Senate Fifty-first Congress China Japan

Copper quotas spark debate over the Standard change

The Engineering and Mining Journal favors making electrolytic copper the standard, while lake copper producers protest. Proponents cite supply and market share, while opponents argue price does not equal quality, noting lake copper’s sentimental appeal and limited role in world supply.

Engineering and Mining Journal James R. Cooper Quincy Calumet & Heela

Copper qualities and market view on electrolytic copper

The article argues electrolytic copper is the standard due to its dominance in world copper trade. It notes many copper experts believe electrolytic copper surpasses lake copper in quality and will command higher prices soon.

Cripple Creek Ore Output Surges in March 1900

A Cripple Creek special to the Rocky Mountain News reports March 1900 ore shipments totaling 2 225 628 with a value 781 128 higher than March last year. Annual projection nears 27 000 000 though mint tallies for 1899 show 15 707 272, a puzzling discrepancy prompting Colorado papers to seek explanation.

Cripple Creek Rocky Mountain News Colorado Papers Mint Colorado

Crediting Reprints and Editorial Credit Norms

The Standard discusses when to give credit for reprinted material from exchanges. It urges proper acknowledgment for substantial or editorial content and cautions against blind credit to the origin paper. It notes issues where repeated reprinting omits proper source attribution.

Standard

Rossland Mines Idle Amid Poor Ours and Promises

The Rossland district in British Columbia reports three major mines nearly idle with no ore shipped in the week ending April 1. Surface improvements lack significance as the district faces a black eye, though ore is generally low grade but potentially abundant and profitable. mines like Douglas Hunter Jumbo and Velvet show favorable reports.

Rossland British Columbia Smerters Evening Star Douglas Hunter

Miners Return to Work in Nelson District

The Nelson Miner reports that the miners and mine owners have settled trouble and work has resumed. Men are hired as conditions allow with pay near Slocan rates of $3.25 daily for drillers and $2.50 to $3 for muckers. Leader Mr. Wilks predicts no further trouble.

Nelson Wilks

Coal output parallels Britain in revised U S figures

Revised coal production figures show Great Britain at 220,085,303 long tons and the United States very nearly matching, indicating similar production scales. The data suggests both nations are near the same level in total coal output as reported.

Great Britain United States

World coal production estimates revised by journal

The Engineering and Mining Journal reports American coal output at 244,581,275 short tons and 218,376,188 long tons. Final returns may push totals of both countries to near equality as figures rise slightly from early estimates.

Engineering and Mining Journal

Crescent Gold Mining pushes development in Rock Creek district

The Crescent Gold Mining company near Philipsburg, 25 miles away, drives a tunnel toward a four foot ore body valued at $40 per ton. Backed by Michigan capitalists, it plans a cyanide plant and large scale operations with 25,000 spent on a water ditch for placer mining.

Philipsburg Crescent Gold Mining Company Rock Creek Crescent Company Michigan St. Louis Crescent Granite County

Alice group bonded in $75000 deal near Wallace Idaho

Walter McKay and Richard Wilson, owners of the Mammoth mine, bonded a one quarter interest in the Alice group for 75000 dollars with 5 percent cash down and balance in 2 to 18 month payments. The strike lies two months old with surface shows ahead of any in Coeur d Alenes except Bunker Hill. The property sits between Wallace and Mullan near the Northern Pacific line with wagon road access.

Standard Wallace Idaho Walter McKay Richard Wilson Mammoth Alice Group Fred M. Russell A. G. Kerns Messrs. McKay and Wison Coeur d'Alenes Bunker Hill Mullan Missoula Discovery

Denver Visitors Observe Anaconda Trial Figures

Denver lawyers and mining experts H. H. Lee D. W. Brunton and FE. E. Chase visited Anaconda for the trial in progress. Lee represents the Colusa Parrot Anaconda case, Brunton led geological work, and Chase provided testimony noted for clarity. The party praised Anaconda and the Standard office before returning to Butte to await trial end.

H. H. Lee D. W. Brunton FE. E. Chase Denver Anaconda Mr. Lee Brunton Chase

Break in Bore Halts 200 m Deep Hole Near Ostronpa

In Upper Bilesia Zoellner & Co halted drilling when a hardened bit end broke off 200 meters down. After failed extractions engineers, including Degenthardt of Gleiwitg, used a magnetized soft steel bar with rubber tips and a 3 ampere current to retrieve the piece, allowing boring to resume on the first day of the test.

Ostronpa Bilesia Zoellner & Co London Colliery Guardian Degenthardt Gleiwitg

Lake Copper Land Bought At Receiver Sale

Nine hundred acres of mineral land in Lake Copper adjoining the Norwich mine, part of Milton Mining Company holdings whose charter lapsed, were bid in at a receiver's sale by Byron N. White of Spokane. The tract lies in the Ontonagon copper range and has seen limited mining tests. White becomes the first western mining man to gain a financial stake in Lake Superior mining bonus.

Lake Copper Branchard Houghton Mich Milton Mining Company Byron N. White Spokane Wash Norwich Ontonagon White Lake Superior

New Superintendent Shows Off Anaconda Refinery

The Mr. Cairne era at the Anaconda refinery opens with a guided tour for H. H. Lee D. W. Brun ton and FE Chase. Cairns, now two months in charge, demonstrates engine rooms with 1 000 hp Harris Corliss and Westinghouse units, 300 000 in machinery value, and a vast electrolytic refining process producing high purity copper from annode plates and cathodes.

Anaconda The Standard Messrs H. H. Lee D. W. Brunton FE. FE. Chase Denver F. J. Cairns Cairns Montana Harris Corliss Westinghouse

Progress in Food Processing Plant Expands Capacity

The site reports ongoing operations with crews running at full tilt and averaging over 50 tons of calories processed daily. Two additional units are under construction, with one already well advanced in erection.

Rich strikes reported at Ortiz and other mining districts

Reports from New Mexico and neighboring mining regions describe rich ore at the Ortiz mine near Dolores with a four foot vein valued at 250 to 300 per ton. Other notes include Mercur, Cerillos, Georgetown Colorado, Reno, and Cripple Creek strikes with multi-pound silver and high gold values, plus new district ownership and mill plans.

Ortiz Mine Dolores N. M Ortiz Grant Alesandro Mining Company Virginia Anderson New Mexico Pinos Altos Silver Cell Georgetown Colo Kennedy Cripple Creek Porter and Associates Creston Iow

Amalgamated Company Takes Full Control In Election

Butte and Boston election results confirm Amalgamated Company in full control. Offices shift to New York while the general situation remains unchanged.

Amalgamated Company New York

Market glance at copper stocks and Butte & Boston control

Copper stocks show little change with minor upward and downward moves. A Boston Herald note reports Butte and Boston directors elected in New York, forming a board with Daly Lewissohn Rockefeller Riley Phillips and Burrage Rogers. Rogers named president and Rockefeller treasurer as Butte & Boston moves under Amalgamated control.

The Boston Herald of the Butte & Boston New York Marcus Daly Adolph Lewissohn William G. Rockefeller William J. Riley James P. Phillips, Jr A. C. Burrage H. H. Rogers Henry H. Rogers F. P. Addicks Addicks Amalgamated Company Amalgamated

Iron Nickel Alloys and Steel Hardening Insights

The article notes nickel added to iron or steel acts like annealing, increasing cohesion by better filling intercrystalline spaces. It mentions Chernoff’s view on steel crystallites and carbide bonding. It describes the Demenge process of carburizing ingots during casting and notes case hardening results forgings. Swedish iron tests show steel with under 0.4 percent carbon can be welded and hammered down to 0 degrees.

Chernoff France

Extracting Quicksilver by Electrolytic Process

An ingenious method to extract quicksilver from cinnabar uses crushing the ore, hot sodium sulfide caustic solution, and iron cathodes with sheet steel anodes. Mercury separates in the top cell and alloys with copper silver zinc cadmium nickel iron in the lower chamber, with silver displaced by copper to recover the metal. The process employs 0.5 to 0.8 A per dm2 and about 2 V, allowing reuse of the electrolyte after adding sulfur.

Rich copper and silver deposits reported in Ecuador

Consul General de Lion in Guayaquil notes recent specimen submissions show rich copper and silver ore. Mines located about 350 miles inland in Ahuay province at 5000 feet elevation appear promising with extensive deposits. European metallurgist overseen property. Pe copper mines cited as paying handsomely.

Ecuador de Lion Guayaquil Ahuay United States Republic

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Mining and Metallurgical Journal Rock Creek District ALICE Mr. Cairne Salt Lake Mercur Cerillos Ortiz White Pine News of Nevada Glasgow and Western Exploration Company J. Gooding Charles Stoddard Joe Miller W. Bony Truckee Stoddard Reno Gazette Drylake Spokesman-Review Golden Eagle Brown's Camp North Fork Kettle River J. H. Fox Laskey Junction City Royal Victoria Gold Mining Company Grand Forks Rossland, RB. C Sheep Creek Red Mountain Railway Denver Republican Idaho Springs Clear Creek Stanley Company Herald-Democrat Breece Hill Leadville Ballard Butte Boston Beraness
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