Mining Congress reports blue sky law opposition in Denver
William Word attends American Mining Congress session in Denver as Montana Mining Association representative. Delegates condemn Dennison blue sky bill and Arentz mining law overhaul, favoring state regulation over federal control. London silver market proposal and western division of the congress are discussed, with praise for Denver hospitality and Montana mining outlook. The Jay Gould mine and Fool Hen tunnel receive revival plans and cyanide prospects.
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Will
The
of Mining Congress
Jay Gould
Dennison
William Word
Relena
Denver
American Mining Congress
Montana Mining Assorciation
Chas. S. Muffly
Montana Mining Association
Ward
United States
Washington
Denver Conference
Congress
National Treasury
London
Western Hemisphere
North
South America
Fas
Fort Usis
Wsrths
West
Miuch
Vnctory
Tate
Thare
J. F. Callbreath
Anne Mintennykess
Mining Truth
Sidney Norman
Mininge Truth
Spokane
Sid Mer
Norman
Messrs
Dan. M. Kelly
Wil
Ray
Butte
Turkiy Wells
Condee
Montana
U.S. A
Marysville
High Grade Ore from Carbonate Mines in Silver Camp
New strike of high grade silver and copper ore reported at the Carbonate mines in Silver camp after years of limited activity due to rail limits. Ore shows strong values at 150 feet depth beneath a 500 foot tunnel, with a display at the Montana Mining Association show window in Helena. Mines are owned by John A. Rowand and Joe Hughes, with negotiations advancing for broader development.
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Silver Camp
Montana Afining Association
Placer Hotel
North Main Street
Helena
John A. Rowand
J.oe Hughes
Montana
Rowand
Hughes
Big Blackfoot Valley
Way Change the Mining Law
Raleigh Wilkinson argues against enacting reforms that would extend locator possession and raise prospecting costs. He defends the apex law, defends prospector rights, and contends vast unprospected lands remain in western mountains. He disputes claims that exploration is finished and warns drastic changes harm mining.
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Raleigh Wilkinson
Arauz
Congress
Nevada
Lince
Apex
The
Minity Corporation
United States
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Sierra Wevaras
Kim
Price of Silver and Market Hopes Debate
The article questions future silver prices in the country and worldwide. It argues that hopes for a sustained high value rest on insufficient foundations and notes London price fixation lasting many years.
Fairview Mines Show High Grade Gold Ores
The Fairview mine in Scratch Gravel operates two shifts to speed shaft sinking and reduce water losses. The eight claims lie along two fissure systems, a silver lead copper and a gold bearing lead, with silver ore richer near the surface. Development focuses on sinking the gold lode with plans to drift and stop ore for shipment to East Helena smelter.
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Fairview
Franklin Aioe
East Helena
Scratch Gravel Development Plans Hit Drumbheller Property
Six clans on the Scratch Gravel site near Drumbheller lead a season of extensive work led by John L. Howard. A 250 foot shaft and 70 foot crosscut uncover high grade ore including silver lead and copper stringers. A gasoline powered hoist and air compressor will be installed with boarding bunkhouse and office buildings, aiming to justify a mill before next July. Jerome Drumheller visited and praised the prospects.
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Drumbheller- Woldson
John L. Howard
Floward
Jerome Drumheller
Spokane
Helena
Neihart Camp Mines Boosted by $100000 Title Deals
Nei hart Consolidated Silver Mining Company pays $100000 to secure title to mines in Neihart Camp. Since taking over claims Harte ley, Tona, Mount Mariah, Katy and Maggie interests have been developed with 95 men on four levels. Silver dominates value with notable lead content, electrified plant, and planned improvements. Mint purchases for the week ending date add 1935 ounces, totaling 114,178,756 fine ounces under the Patomac act.
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Neihart Consolidated Silver Afting Company
Neihart Sh
Tate Woithiam Mueller
Harteley
Tona
Mount Mariah
Katy
Maggie
Consolidated Silver Mining Company
Ihe
Rich gold strike eyed at old John Rebin property shaft
Reports from Sin Anderson bring in specimens from near the bottom of an eighty foot shaft at Blue Cloud gulch. Pay ore lies between granite and lime contacts with ore valued at eighty dollars per ton and potential for ten to twenty thousand dollars mined historically by Johanne Behm.
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John Rebin
Blue Cloud Gulch
Sin ‘Anderson
Johanne Behm
Johnnie Tetum
Hunter
Yellowstone
Ini
Hee
Joli Behm
Sim Anderson
Serre Tingstén
Telephones Use Much Lead Mined in This Country
Lead consumption for telephone systems reached 53 million pounds in 1921. The vast demand equals over one tenth of U S production and shows continued growth. Cable material alone filled 664 railroad boxcars, enough to span the distance from San Francisco to New York and back to London. Mining interests represented include Pete Kelly and partners at Katie claim with Matt W Alderson as manager, plus properties in Colorado Gulch, Porcupine district Ontario and Canada crosscuts.
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United States
Conati
Matt W. Alderson
Crystal, Goldsmith and Penob
Colorado
Turnover and advertising create demand for prosperity
The article argues turnover includes both selling and consumer demand. Advertising should create consumer desire so sales efforts succeed. When manufacturers emphasize demand creation alongside selling, they achieve high turnover and prosperity despite adverse conditions.
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Scratch Granet
Tris Gutput
Landee
Hig Blackfoot
Fairview Mines
England
China
Orient
India
Cantral
Mexico
Wan
Amerigan Golf and Silver Astitute
Webb Ret
Pitt Iin
Nipper Lode
Mabel
Blue Cloud
Meleua
Neihart Camp
iThis
Katie
Pete Kelly
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