Centennial Mill Pan Proves Highly Efficient Mining Boost
Centennial Mill works prove the Purvine Pan highly successful, enabling continuous stamping and doubling amalgamation capacity at the Centennial mill. Ore from the Burlington mine shows 100 to 150 ounces silver per ton average, with two shafts sunk to depth, and a five foot vein carrying rich ore. Swan & Nortman and partners continue active development near Butte, with several claims and mills reporting strong ore returns and rapid processing times.
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Centennial Mill
Burlington
Butte Copper Mines Increase Ore Processing and Shipments
The article notes a shift to concentrated copper ore processing as fifteen stamps run continuously at the mills in Butte for the first time since their erection. Daily quart shipments will rise, with ore samples ranging from one hundred to two hundred dollars per ton.
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Butte
Willis
Poznninsky & Behm
Behm
Poznainsky
West End
Butte Welcomes Returning and Prospective Residents
Judge Robt. Wites visits Butte as he considers settling here. Prof. [eed examines local imines and praises prospects. Wn. Stevens, the sign painter, plans to buy land and settle. Rev. J.B. Russel seeks regular Presbyterian services. Thos. Deyarmon notes bright country prospects and happiness. Porter of Silver Star tours mines, predicts Butte as coming wealth hub. R. T. Kennet, Deer Lodge county treasurer, recovers from illness and resumes visits.
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Robt. Wites
Butte
Eed
Wn. Stevens
J.B. Russel
Deer Lodge
Thos. Deyarmon
Madizonian
Amiterday
Tom
Bim
Porter
Silver Star
Montana
R. T. T. Kennet
Deer Lodge County
Vipond Winng in Gray Jockey Lode District
The Gray Jockey lode in the Vipond mining district was found by the Vipond brothers and developed to a 56 foot shaft with shaft-house and windlass. It runs about 2200 feet along the vein, with wide leads but only the foot wall exposed. Owner J A Brown states required work has been done and the mine may idle until ore markets open.
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Vipond
Vipond Brothers
J.A. Brown
Large Indian Vipin Mining Lead Vein Opened for Sale Prospects
An historic report describes a long lead vein with widths from forty to eighty feet and 16 23200 feet length, opened in four to five plates. Walls exposed along the lead show linear, well defined formations. The dip is westward and depth unknown, but the work aims to present ore rather than develop the mine. Ownership cited as Prof Knebe and Spurr & Collins.
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Knebe
Mesers
Spurr & Collins
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