Mines of A J Davis in Butte Camp
A brief sketch outlines A J Davis of Helena owned lodes in Butte including Lexington Wild Pat Allie Brown Transit Annie and Adanis. Lexington near Butte shows vein about four and a half feet wide with pay ore over two feet, sinking planned to 200 feet. Other lodes show early development with shafts from 16 to 90 feet and copper and silver indications, including Transit and Annie copper prospects and Annie Brown claimed vein rich in silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
A. J. Davis
Helen
Lexington
Wild Pat
Allie Brown
Transit
Annie
Adanis
Wallace
Fugu
Lue Gileh
Sven
Real Estate Transfers in Summit Valley District
Week ending fant June 19 to 22 reports transfers: Ferdinand Lirseh to U Clark 4 interest in Pedro Mine. Hilel to Ferdinand Lirseh 4 interest in Winnemuck mine. Henry A L Tanner to John Potting 1 0 interest in St Louis pine. Edwa A Wolf to Mrs Mary A Davidson 4 in Wax Lote mining chain. Ferdinand Tiuseh to Geo Usc 4 in Clack Vuilius Jode. James F Prowse to Chas Clark 4 of Elvina Lode mining will. Also news of F W Schultz death by suicide in Union Brewery saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Valley
Porter & Warren
Dtund
Ferlnand Lirseh
Clark Et al
Pedro Mine
Co. Hilel
Ferdinand Uirseh
Winnemuck Suine
Henry A. L. Tanner
John Potting
St. Louis Pine
Edwa A. Wolf
Mary A. Davidson
Wax Lote
Ferdinand Tiiseh
Geo. Usc
James F. Prowse
Chas. Clark
St. Louis
Miners and Markets Report From Butte Camp Life
Advices from Glendale report mining activity as the camp looks business-like. Leaders in the area discuss amalgamating barrels and ore reduction while several freight teams bring ore from Deer Lodge to Salt Lake City. A grasshopper invasion leads to a lighthearted dispute over land claims and settlement rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yam Hill
Glendale
Brown
German Gulch
Clas
Butts
Salt Lake City
Capt. Parner
AL. W.archer
Butte
J. G. Thornton
Dear Lodge
Messrs. Wolverton & Carver
Atastea
Rocker
Messrs
Wolverton & Carver
Nye
Tucner
Chas
Warren
J. W. Groom
James Toughey
Me Vansickel & Allen
Bulte Company
Conmany
Dinis
Hope Mill at Philipsburg to resume operations soon
The Hope Mill at Philipsburg will restart within about a week after arrival of necessary items under Col. Obanson. The Northwest Company reports energetic issuing operations at Tient Wi and ongoing reduction works. Sol Spears recovered a purse with 1900 in gold dust thought lost. Copper ore sales near Snow Shoe progress with J.T. Murphy buying 200 tons at 35 and 65 per ton. Ed. Sb. Irvine extracted 2600 in gold dust from Little Giant Snow Gulch after two weeks with nine men. Yamhill camp clean-up was fair. water ample and work steady. C. C. Housel & Co Omaha offer fall rebates for Union Pacific RM contracts: 4 percent under 500 and 2 percent over 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Philipsburg
Obanson
Lie
J.T. Murphy
Ed. Sb. Irvine
Snow Gulch
Yamhill
C. C. Housel & Co
Omaha
Union Pacific RM
Nerlt- Hest
Notable Visitors Gather in City Circles
Mr Henry Jacobs is back in the city and spends time here but declines permanent residence. Mr John Low remains in town, largely confined to the Centennial limits. Mrs L W Foster returns from Deer Lodge to Buite. Mr D S Daddow of The People's Line calls on local interests and will stay several days. Mr Aten of Montana foundry and machine shop Traveus traveled from Helena to discuss the proposed new road showing its practicality for riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jacobs
John Low
Hin
Aten
Montana
Traveus
Helena
Notice to Settlers Relinquishment by Railroad Lands Company
Official notice states Cal A Viall appointed agent for the N PR R Company to relinquish lands settled up after withdrawal. Settlers must appear at the U S Land Office or through the agent to establish claims. Resolution authorizes relinquishment under act for relief of actual settlers on railroad lands, with agents in Brainard Kalama Helena and Montana lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxn Orricn
Hein
Hue
Cal
A. Viall
N. PR. R
U.S
N. 2, RB. Company
Loun
Tristrict
Brainard
Minnesota
Dakota
Kalama
Washington Territory
Oregon
Helena
Montana
Roms
Mineral mining report from Nevada and surrounding districts
General Mining News notes active mining in Owylive county and Nevada. The Shoan bar mill processed twenty four days of rock crushing yielding 33 477 900 dollars with an average daily output of about five tons. Mines mentioned include Charter Oak Bugle Mineral Point renamed Onida Mountain View Queen of the Wil Dusenberry Shoolly and Deseret Silent notes cover tunnel work Stono Copper stake and Emporia shipments with weekly ore tonnage and ongoing development projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sAvalanche
Owylive
Shoanbar
Nevada
Charter Oak
Murphys
Laird
Mineral Point
Lave
White Pine Range
Austin Jacobson
Thasedger
Swansea Bill
Onida
McEvoy
John Croncken
Mountain View
Centennial Celebration in Deer Lodge Montana
A grand Fourth of July program in Deer Lodge features 18 gun salute at sunrise, a 9 AM procession along Main and Broadway, and a series of ceremonies at Washington Park including orations by Geo. W. Irvine and Joseph Saville, music by Gem City bands, a balloon ascent by Prof. B Petit, and a large fireworks display atop Centennial Butte. The event closes with a 10 PM dance at Tower Masonic Hall and a 164 gun salute, inviting all Montanans to join the nationwide celebration of American liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Broadway
Main Street
Butte
Tiavoun
Downsvills
Centennial Butte
Lower Masonic Hill
Tree Towll
Atlys
Gem City Silver Comet
Car of Slate
A. J. Posnainsky
J.B. Wangle
Lalata Mining Co
Slattie Baivey A
Parks Copper Airs
Mountiun Ue
Banker
Lexington A
E ”& & Acquisition
Ra Uw “ Great Republic
Burlington
Anselmo
Bstf
Freemart
Ue Ae Parrott
Bummnit
Dexter Mill
Centennial Mill
Odin
I Bangoyes Jlontana Foundry
Fidelity Lodge
I. 0
Butte Light Art
Deer Lodge County
Marcel
Main
Montana Avenue
2D Street
Pravona
Cp Main
4Th
Second Street
Montene Avenue
Lark Street
Park
Dakota Avenue
Jefferson
Frank Arenua
Franklin Avenue
Gem City Cornet Band
J. B. Ressall
Star Spangled Banner
Bulla Glee Club
Indepent E. B
Vou
G. W. Irvin
Gem City Silver Band
J. R. Russell
Owluck
B. Petit
Northwest
Deer Longe
Helena
Fog Benton
Susset
Butta
Travona
Lewisville
Montana
Bruther Hill
Boston
Tas Butte
Tower Masonic Hall
Metropolitan
Jlidd Pn
Uhab
A. J. Poznainsky
Chas. S. Warren
J. 11
B. Foster
Dennis Leary
John B. Wampler
Comittee
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THE
Butte Miner
Travene
Rolla Butcher
Svory
Nah
Brethda
Keun
N.G
Foprat
V. Oun
Warnes Julwam
A.J. Davis
F. W. Shultz
Union
Martin Munter
Martin
Munter
Lue Territory
General Mining News
Conor
Shoolly
Deseret
Dusenberry
Stono Tunnel Co
Cleveland
Ohio
J. I. Dowie
Silver Crown Co
Converse
Emporia
Staytay
Eae Fuera D
JNO. Taylor & CO
Watertall
Washington
Sarrunctsco
Butte City
J. F. Beck
J. J. Russell
Geo. W. Irvine
Joseph Saville
E. B. Way
Fred Loeber
Geoffery Lavelle
Ross Clark
John F. Alan
Buite
Rehrman & Richards
Ntieris
Lower Masonic Hall
Lee W. Fosten
Pose
Clark
Thow
Pee Aubwirth
George W. Newkirk
Joux Novis
Beck
Citas
Wanner
String and Cornel Band
California
Marks & Jacora
Norica
Ula Gesang Vilren
Sune
Reluman & Rivhani
Geo, Fitschen
itMipy
Yat Town
Morris
Schmidt
PorNsinsky
Hale
Burt E. Breyo
Manxs & Facons
America
Avs
Childs
Piunerr
Sul Bers
F.E. Guom
Clear Grit
Oro Butte
Chay
W. Egbert Smith
Bure
Ban
W. B. Miller
Monewe Park
5 Gopper Mining Company
Butte, Montana
Parrott
Wfternoon
William 7. Parka
Tammary
Deer Lodge
WM. Wilson
L- Bonner & Co
Deer
Franklin
Centennial Fire Works
William Coleman
Deer Loge
Reeder
Bhal
M.D
Orten
Ruite
Courtesty
Borte
Butte City Stable
Mainy
Romang
Tim Bic
Owsley
WM. Owsley
Cams
Oweley
G, raLtrom
Gob. A. Hyde
Valston & Hyde
rpHis
Davis
Patrena
Montana, Newkirk
Proprietors
Moe
Fem
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