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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1893

Page

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New Gold Camp Discovered Near Deer Creek

A large strike of free milling gold ore is reported on Deer Creek headwaters about 28 miles south of Big Timber. Discoverers include Wm S Conners Murphy Petzold and Frank Lewis with two claims named The Yellowstone and The Yellow Jacket. They plan a fifty foot tunnel, expect seventy five feet depth, and report a thirty foot wide vein traceable for three miles starting at Deer Creek toward East Boulder.

Wm. S. Conners Murphy, Petzold Frank Lewis Dee Creek Big Timber Yellowstone Yellow Jacket Conners Deer Creek Boulder Connersand

Golden Star Mining Elects Officers For New Year

At a stockholders meeting last week Golden Star Mining and Milling Company elected C W Labarre as president Louis Johnson as vice president Fred Koehler secretary Frank Beley treasurer George Hawkins superintendent C W Labarre Henry Sanderson David Penman H Bingham and W H Moffit trustees. About twenty five tons of ore are on the dump Hawkins will travel to Independence to start the mill and work will resume on the tunnel to keep the mill running. A small assessment was levied to raise funds as market demand is dull and treasury stock will not be disposed of yet.

Diamond City Quartz Mine Driven by New Montana Firm

A group led by L. Rotwitt of Helena and Louis Heitman, with other Montana investors, forms a company to operate in the quartz at the head of Mountain Gulch near Diamond City. RLV Harvey arrives to supervise, a shaft sample yields 340 per ton, and a concentrator will be built. Expect up to 100 workers before winter as Diamond returns to industry.

Husbandman L. Rotwitt Helena Louis Heitman Mountain Gulch Diamond City Wrowell Harvey

Livingston County Route Redrawn For Lower Dundees and Bids Opened

County commissioners revised the Livingston to Loulder route to reduce Dundee counts, hired Chas Tappan to stake the road, and called for bids from Krise’s Fence to Baker’s ranch. Bids opened and T S Donovan awarded the contract for all work including timber and 3 inch components at 1300 dollars with a 2500 dollar bond.

Livingston Loulder Chas. Tappan Krise B. Baker T. S. Donovan

Judith Basin Woolgrowers Convention Adopts Protectionist Resolutions

The Judith Basin woolgrowers at Lewistown adopt resolutions urging Senators and Representatives to oppose any tariff reduction on wool. They argue a lower duty would harm the wool industry and call for defense of the current tariff.

Judith Basin Woolgrowers Lewistown Congress Judith Wool Growers Association Fergus County

Burlington plan in Gallatin valley eyed for Park inlet

A Bozeman correspondent reports a letter from an insider claiming the Burlington road will use the Gallatin valley to reach the Park, with watchers noting renewed predictions that Bozeman may gain the line. A separate anecdote recounts a wealthier speaker’s tale of a 25 year voyage with a failing side show.

Bozeman Burlington Road Burlington Gallatin Valley

Road Ditches and Water Crossings Regulation Enforced

Montana law requires owners diggers and builders of ditches dykes flumes and canals to keep crossings clear to prevent water from injuring roads. Violations carry fines from 23 to 100 dollars per offense with costs and possible county jail time until fines are paid. One half of fines go to county schools and the other half to informants.

State of Montana

Franco-German Finger Rings Offer

An advertisement claims Franco-German Finger Rings cure rheumatism and offer a refund if no benefit is received within thirty days. It states a price of 2.00 and is signed Hi J. Dixon.

Hi. J. Dixon

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