Geology witness testifies in Elm Orlu mining suit
Dr. H E Emmons of University of Minnesota geology department offered expert testimony in the Elm Orlu Black Rock case. He outlined regional geology and vein formation, describing ten periods from granite intrusion to weathering and detailing open fissure and replacement mineralization on the Rainbow lode and Dewey vein sample.
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Black Rock
Samuel Barker Jr
Gray
Barker
William H. Emmons
Geological Department
University of Minnesota
Emmons
United States Geological Survey
Philipsburg
Zhe
Dewey
Crown Prince Charles Renounces Romanian Crown Rights
Aug 19 Crown Prince Charles II announces renunciation of his rights to the Romanian throne. In 1918 he wed Miss Zyzis Lambrin without royal sanction and was divorced. He reportedly shot his leg in June after being told to leave Romania for six months. He remains attached to his former wife as King Ferdinand seeks a suitable European match.
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ARIS
Prince Charles of
Rumania
Crown of
Bucharest
Journal
Charles II
Zyzis Lambrin
Romania
Ferdinand
Mineral Vein Structures and Gouge Types Analyzed
A geologist discusses northwest vein faulting and older east west fillings. He classifies gouges into three groups, argues that no rainbow time gouges remain, and explains how deposition linked gouges to vein formation. He traces veins from the wartace to development, detailing segment correlations and identification methods.
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Artiens
Saat
Mrnsoses
Ato
Porona
Ings
Hibernians to Begin Meetings in Butte Today
The state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians opens with Mass at Sid Reph’s church at 9.00 am and a joint session in Centerville. Delegations from Missoula, Great Falls, Anaconda, Helena and Butte register in Butte, with a banquet at the Finlen Hotel and a dance at Columbia Gardens to honor visitors.
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Hibernians
Butte
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Sid Reph
Utah and
Second Streets
Dies Aux
Centerville
Knights of Columbus
West Park Street
Mise Soula
Great “Falls
Anaconda
Helena
Columbia Gardens
Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers in Montana
Great Falls August 19 officers elected at the thirtieth annual meeting of the grand chapter of the Royal Arch Masons of Montana in Great Falls include Archibald W. Masons Glasgow grand high priest and David Craigs Great Falls deputy grand high priest C J McAllister Katinepel grand king Art Whitworth Deori Lodge grand scribe Edward Day fe Brand treasurer Cornelius Hedges Jr Helena grand secretary DoS Macleod Plains grand captain of the host W M Montgomery Anaconda grand principal sojourner Hepner Helena grand royal arch captain Hepner of Helena is the new officer with others remaining in their former posts. The grand lodge A F and A M will begin a two day session tomorrow with expected large attendance.
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Great Falls
Royal Arch” Masons of
Montana
Archibald
W. Mashon
Glasgow
da Vid
Craigs Great Palla
C.J. McAllinter
Katine Peli
Art Whitworth
Deor i Lodge
Edward Day
Fe Brand
Cornelius Hedges Jr. Helena
Dos Macleod
Plains
W. M. Montgomery
Ana
Fonda
Sojourner
Helena
Royal Arch
Mepner
Hamilton High Adds to Course of Study
Hamilton August 19. A new vocational agriculture course will be opened at Milton High School for four years. Prof D B Noble, from the state's agricultural college, will instruct. The curriculum covers livestock, farm shop work, crops, soils, machinery, dairying, poultry, fruit and veg growing, farming records, rural economics and sociology. This marks the first time agriculture is included on the Rayalli county high school schedule due to demand.
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Hamilton
Milton High School
D. B. Noble
Colle
Goreman
Rayalli County
Opals soft when mined and Deer Lodge notes long
Deer Lodge Aug 19. Local notices and updates from residents include Mr and Mrs Komtasneman who travel to Chicago for a short time and plans for city water supply. Several people arrive or prepare for trips, including Miss Flow, Newell Sanders of Macon Missouri, Frank Davidson’s family, and Yellowstone trailers needing repairs after a misrouted road. A mining detail says opals are very soft when first mined and can be damaged easily.
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Deer Lodge
Are Komtasneman
Stink Cornelia Ianiners
Chicago
Shaubert
Helena Monyon
Yaghts
Han ‘Neen
Aiwaye
Beitte
Baste
Danein
Rand
Newell Sanders
Macon
Deer Logg
Powell County
Frank ‘Davidson
Tue Cub Barbershop
Bered Zager
Sauk Center
Minn
Bas Tem
New Bridge to be Built at Melrose
Counties Allver Bow and Beaverhead will join in constructing a new bridge over the Malrece river in Melrose. The current Uridgs bridge is in bad repair and slated for replacement, aiming to ease heavy travel for miners and residents near the mining camp west of Mabe.
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Allver Bow
Beaverhead
Blin Et Sisal
Hisle
St Malrece
Uridgs
Ist
Campe
Mabe
County boards choose to build Melrose bridge project
Silver Bow and Beaverhead county commissioners met at Melrose to authorize a new bridge. Representatives Fabian Simonson and Cooney for Silver Bow and Shaw and Best for Beaverhead discussed final plans with McKnight of Dillon absent. A Saturday meeting in Butte will finalize details and timing to beat winter. The aim is to complete the bridge before snow falls if steel can be secured. the current wooden bridge at Melrose is decayed and has restricted traffic during high water.
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Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Melrose
Fabian
Simonson
Cooney
Shaw
Best
McKnight
Dillon
Boards of Commissioners
Butte
Double Wedding At Home Of One Bride In Butte
A double wedding took place at Mrs. Harry Swank 36 South Idaho street yesterday. Miss Hazel Swank and Miss Hulda Daniel Allen wed brothers A Toyra and Samuel Fried by the Rev. A. Teer of St. Mark's Lutheran church. The Allens recently arrived in Butte from California where they served in the First California Cavalry. Mrs. Daniel Allen is from California and Los Angeles. Mrs. Samuel Allen hails from Calumet Michigan. The brides are well known in Butte and their wedding party left for a southern honeymoon visiting California and Calumet before returning to settle in Butte.
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Harry Swank
Idaho Street
Hazel Swank
Hulda
Daniel 'D. Allen Toyra
Samuel Fried
St. Mark's Lutheran
Allens
Butte
Cénia
First California Cavalry
Douglas
Daniel Allen
California
Los Angeles
Samuel Allen
Calumet
Mich
Lounsbury in Butte to Meet Son From New York Arrival
Jorge D. Lounsbury travels from Los Angeles to Butte to meet his son Lowell who recently arrived in New York from overseas after a tour in the army. Lowell then came from a trip to Australia, and the family plans to reunite this week.
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Jorge D. Lounsbury
Butte
Los Angeles
Lowell
New York
Mvice
Mr. Lounsbury Jr
Australia
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