Patent dispute notice for mining claim expansion
Notice of a patent application filed under federal mining laws for a lode claim in Beaverhead Territory. The description expands the mine by 1050 feet west and 8 feet east from the discovery center with surface ground 1 foot above. Filing details include ownership, adverse claim procedures, and publication timing in Helena.
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Quartz King Prospector Relives Bust and Rail Dreams
A rattling reminiscence portrays a quartz king hopeful battling debts and poor luck. The narrator laments railroads and big investors, contrasts owners with claimants, and recalls lost trunk value, endless assays, and the toil of Montana and Utah prospecting in a harsh land.
Smelting losses and methods spark industry debate
A critique notes 20 percent ore losses in early smelting operations due to volatilization and slag, with dust carried off by fumes. It argues furnaces lose capacity when reworking lead and silver, citing Eureka Consolidated and Richns and Company practices.
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Eureka Consolidated
Richns and Company
Zureku Sendined
New Dies for Twenties from Washington Mint
New dies for twenty dollar coins arrive in the city from Washington. The Liberty head now stands perpendicular, with bolder facial features, making the coin appear larger. The reverse replaces the old Twenty Dollar at the bottom with the words Twenty Dollars. The scroll beneath the coat of arms enlarges the motto Ei Puibne Unum, and the upper row of stars is raised in a halo. No change in weight or finish. coinage to begin this morning at the Mint.
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Washington
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Frontier pioneers and armed outlaws in early mining era
The passage describes frontier figures drawn to wealth from silver mines, including a class of adventurers who avoided hard labor yet pursued valuable mining claims. It details gunmen and rough entrants who filled marshal and sheriff roles, their quiet yet desperate demeanor, and a climate of deadly encounters linked to mining interests and personal feuds in a rough frontier society.
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