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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
20
Bullwhackers announce shipments of rock totaling about twenty five tons. The operation involves heavy haulage equipment and logistics to move the material to designated sites. Local officials monitor safety and throughput as production continues.
Experts from the United States geological department are due to visit Park County to survey tungsten deposits around Sheepeater and Jardine. Reports say large veins of tungsten ore exist at shallow depths near the Ophir and Cahucafooni extensions, with activity at the Hutte Copper operation continuing as crews sink to deeper levels amid a push to accelerate development and potential new companies entering the field.
Report notes Calumet and Butte Mining Company developments near Calumet and Amazon Butte. Prospects include a station at Sif accommodating a large pile, a receiver selling copper holdings, and claims of commercial copper ore in Clinton tunnel. A $200,000 offer and a $3000 demand for a half share are mentioned amid expanding prospects.
A Park Canyon site, unused for several years, could be revived without dead work. No shipments are required initially, and any productive restart would focus on cleaning up the area and preparing the property for future work.
Mrs Lyla Philips Williams known as a clubwoman of fame dies in Minneapolis after moving to be near her son Dr WoH Haviland. She served on the General Federation of Women's Clubs board and chaired the forestry committee, prominent in Minnesota social circles for years. Her brother Dr Philips of Minneapolis confirms the telegram.
The Western News of Libby reports Montana Morning Mining and Milling Company VP Bart Downey says Callahan Creek claims near Troy show good ore potential. A shaft 10 feet deep, another about 50 feet, and a 175 foot tunnel are in progress to reach ore under the shaft. Lead and silver values are noted, with a proposed $1.5 million transportation and power plan via a joint compressor to serve multiple claims.
Special dispatch reports a possible sale of the North Moccasin property to Barnes King People. It references John and AL Drake with interests tied to about 5,000 shares in New York, but the report cannot be confirmed. Senator Henry M. Rae and others indicate no information on closing or consolidation of the deal.
The Diners board reviews all investments by the Minera Havinge Ha Company and praises the production especially Mint Tana Button and the ensemble. Willard returns to the cast after a brief absence as the show continues its week long run with strong audience reception and steady company support.
Ad promises children’s haircuts at Thornton Hotel Barber Shop with a money back guarantee. Mentions Buster Brown cut and a carnival tone, then an unclear note about a piano organ sale and Beton Brot on Main Street in Butte.
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