Prospector Typicals and Strange Ore Tales From Montana
A Butte Montana column recalls old time prospectors fading as younger, educated miners rise. It details a summer prospecting test using iodine and ammonia, tests for gold and silver in quartz, and a self consuming mineral. A railway engineer tale ends with a humorous eyesight test.
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Butte
Montana
Inter Mountain
Neighborhood News From the Euterpe A Broadbank sale and local trades
Gaddis has disposed of his Broadbank works business to Robert Worthen who continues at the old stand. Superintendent Pheby will start a Georgetown mill soon as a large ore stock has piled up for a major run to boost Grant county bullion. Joe Williams bought the will proof and contractors are pricing the job. Steele and I bought the Mar net will take charge while W O’Brien remains. Silver City stockyards move three blocks south to gain water and cut haul costs. Silver City Chapter No 2 KAM elected officers. Wallace N C Bascom, Burro mountains turquoise mine superintendent, received a Christmas breastpin and earrings from Gyula Armeny of New York, a jeweler involved with the mineral farming. Jake Raithel of Deming arrived at Elascy, received a block of lots from the pony and plans beef canning and an ice factory, with values doubling in a week. Silver City Lodge No 8 APL & A Mo officers installed: A HW Harllee W M, M H Twomay S W, W C Porterfield J W, HW Local Secretary JW Carter, Treasurer P B Lady J., John B Card.
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Euterpe
Jeff
Gaddis
Broadbank
Robert Worthen
Thomas Pheby
Georgetown
Pheby
Grant County
Joe. Williams
Robert L. Steele
Mar
W. O’brien
Silver City
KAM
Wallace
N. C. Bascom
Burro Mountains
Gyula Armeny
New York
Sraut County
W.C Porterfield
J. W
Local
JW. Carter
Lady
John B. Card
Deming Mining Talk and Local News in 1901
Reports from Deming and surrounding areas recount a new company forming with Chicago ownership and a $150000 capital, ore bodies in Grant county showing large widths at the 100 foot level, several social and business notes including a New Year celebration, a railroad material sale postponed, and mining developments across multiple camps.
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