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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
9
United States Land Office notices from Helena Montana detail mining patent applications. Butte Copper Mining Co and related claimants pursue patents for the Silver Row, Treasure lode areas in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties, with survey numbers, bearings, and acreage cited. Other filings include Blue Eye Lode and Emily and Badger State lodes in nearby districts, with locations, adjoining claims, and first publication dates in October 1900.
United States Land Office Helena Montana issues a mining application notice dated October 19, 1900. State Savings Bank, a Montana corporation, acts through attorney Thomas M Hodgins and agent John M G Whose post office address is listed for official purposes.
Legal notices declare two mineral patent applications in Montana. The first, by Sutie, seeks patent for 1152 M near feet claim in Jefferson County's Sixteen-to-One Lode Mining District, Survey No. 6074, with measurements and adjacent lodes listed. first published October 1900. The second, by Patrick E. Mahoney et al., applies for patents on Ruby Lode Mine in Silver Bow County, with Survey No. 59M, describing a 18.29 acre tract near a discovery shaft and adjacent lodes, first published October 24, 1900.
United States Land Office notices from October 1900 detail applications for mining patents across Jefferson and Silver Bow counties in Montana. Claims include the High Grade Lode, Iron Mask, Crystal, Arctic Quartz, Comodor, Blacksheep, Shamrock, and others with survey numbers, legal descriptions, and adjoining claims. The notices name applicants such as Hodgens, Steward, Greene, and various heirs, and include first publication dates and recorder references.
Joseph H. Harper has filed for a patent on the Estes Placer Mining Claim in Silver Bow County Montana. The claim spans 66.14 acres within Uborganized mining district with official survey No 6972 and boundary bearings listed. Neighbors include Delaware Placer to the northeast and Gold Dust Vincer to the north. First publication dated October 3, 1900.
The United States Land Office in Helena Montana publishes a contest notice filed by George Schire mer against homestead entry 7837 dated April 8 1895 for part of section 82 township 4 range 8 West. Wolf, the contestee, is alleged deceased in 1896 and heirs have abandoned the tract. Due personal service failed. notice to appear and provide evidence set for November 14 1900 at Butte City before C M Parr and final hearing November 21 1900 before the Register and Receiver in Helena.
Butte Copper Mining Company filed an application for a patent covering 1500 linear feet of mineral ground from the discovery point in Montana. Daniel J. Welch acts as attorney in fact for the company, with a Butte address. This filing initiates the patent process under Mining Application No 4248 on October 11, 1900.
Notice is given that Patrick E. Mulroney of Butte Montana has filed an application for a patent covering 1,070 linen feet of the Butler Lode Mine located in Camp Crack Mining District Silver Bow County Montana. The claim proceeds from the discovery shaft area with a detailed township and range description on file. The notice was posted October 18 1900.
The Silver Bow County Commissioners invite sealed proposals from resident physicians for furnishing medical attendance and treatment to the dependent poor and jail inmates for 1901. Proposals must cover medical surgical hospital care and medicines for indigent patients and contagious diseases. Bids to be sent to J B Moran, county clerk, by December 27, 1900 at 10 a.m.
Narcisse Ledix and Joseph Labouchere of Melrose Montana filed for a patent on 867.5 uncar feet of the Apex Lode in Little Pine Mining District Silver Bow County. The survey 6089 describes a 11.84 acre claim with 166 acres excluded, adjoining Calumet Love and Calumet Extension Lodes and Maud 8 Lode. First publication October 27 1900.
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