Capacity of Mill to Grow at Tombstone Mining
Tombstone Mining Company plans to add five more stamps to its mill. Sinking is underway on the Ravin cyaniding ore in the Big Hole Basin. Curtis & Majors have leased the Daisy Bell.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
3
Tombstone Mining Company plans to add five more stamps to its mill. Sinking is underway on the Ravin cyaniding ore in the Big Hole Basin. Curtis & Majors have leased the Daisy Bell.
The Tombstone company, built by Butte men including M. Hinkle, A. N. Wallace, and others, has taken two claims in Beaverhead county's western Beaver herd area. They plan to upgrade a ten-stamp mill to increase capacity and begin full operation by year’s end after previous operators extracted about $20,000 in gold over 4.5 years. The vein is free milling with ore values from $10 to $50 per ton, and deeper work may yield higher copper content. The firm aims to mine, develop the Ravin shaft near Centerville, and expand to the Daisy Bell group in Jefferson county pending lease and bond terms.
In the remote Bua Hump country district, ore from the Sherman property shows a promising vein with gold content reported at several hundred dollars per ton. Local operators plan a 20 stamp mill to process ore, while freight costs and poor access hinder early production. Attorney Thomas Hogan, tied to Crooked River camps, weighs in as drill work advances and new development attracts Montana and local investors.
Classified notices show several WANTED ads for a bookkeeper and a dressmaker seeking positions in wholesale or dry goods, plus housing and furnished-room rentals in Butte Anaconda and nearby areas. Listings include references to standards, addresses, and contact methods, with mixed conditions and rates.
Classified notices show multiple rental offerings in Butte including a store room at a storefront corner location, a 2-room flat fully modern close in, ground floor offices, and five hundred modern dwellings advertised by H. Owsley. Also listings for stoves and ranges from Scott's, an oculist and artist ad, and a carpet cleaning service with Montana Porphyry contact.
Local notes report a near serious accident at a Helena mining site with 133 feet shaft depth and an explosion that spared workers. Other items note a Thanksgiving dance at Robin's Hall, visits from West Dillon students to Mr and Mrs West, Joe Langley’s new toy house on Hecla Street, Rev Mitchell’s improving health, and ongoing Moore claims work. Two year logging contract for Watseka Company and plans to build near Chippie mine are mentioned alongside various local updates.
Classified notices urge selling corn heifers cows and bulls from Daly's ranch both two year and yearling stock. Listings include ponies steam engine and various farm goods from Butte and Anaconda with contact details and prices.
Mixed notices show rent ads sale hoarding houses loans and illegible lines. Mentions Missoula Butte Broadway Cole street 733 and Box 5 requests for money loans on chattels or security. Content is fragmented with numerous typos and unclear items.
A garbled ad notes high prices for second hand household goods with new ranges for stoves and exchange offers. Mentions carriers and local shops including furnaces, carpets, tin, granite, and mentions of assay offices and mail samples. References Butte addresses and vendors like McNamara Mayer and Patrick Lewis.
DYEING AND CLEANING services offered by L Dube and W Park. The French expert cleaner Faridian lists suit cleaning and dyeing with satisfaction guaranteed. Also a tailor on 1 W Broadway offers cleaned dyed and tailored suits at set prices. A Montana Truck Transfer Co advertises moving services. Lost black spaniel puppy named Teddy, reward for return to 10 Platenam St Butte.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered times such as 4t a.m. 5294 11:20 and 320 pm 05 p.m. The readable data do not form a complete event or notice. No names, places, or organizations are identifiable in the fragment.
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed final proof in support of his claim and that the claim will be made before US Judge at Anaconda Montana on December in 1914. George Bairweather rt 6 for lots and? R10W. continuous residence and cultivation. Albert Mont, Harry Mon, M.8 Witla HE Mont. Frank D. Miracle, Register.
Notice is given of the estate of Eve Deceased. Beck appointed as admin to administer the estate under applicable probate law. Creditors must present claims by a specified deadline and pursue any necessary legal actions to settle debts and distribute assets.
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