Large vein project in Cleveland touted with strong backers
Two other ventures promise substantial gains as backers seek capital to bond or buy a large property. The article notes heavy mining traffic via St. Louis routes, with McCarthy, McDonald and Dowell, and Fick McCormack operating teams daily for passengers, mail, lumber, and mining supplies. It also lists diverse items from bank closures to trials, weather damage, political stands, and tonic advertisements.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
T. McCarthy
McDonald
St Louis and Adjacent Mining Camps Attracting the Attention
Capital from distant markets turns toward St Louis and nearby mining camps as investors seek opportunities in mineral districts. Reports highlight growing interest, proposed ventures, and the region's role as a finance hub for mining operations. Local brokers anticipate heightened activity and project financings.
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St. Louis
Galdcamp or the West: Developments and Rich Prospects
New Developments and large returns promise reward for patience and perseverance of those who stood by this great mineral belt. The feature highlights optimistic outlooks, investments, and ongoing exploration across Galdcamp or the West, with emphasis on prospects and potential gains for early supporters.
Crow Creek mining belt bets on vast gold wealth
The Crow Creek district lures prospectors and capital with rich ore in Winston St Louis and Radersburg areas. Queen Bee and Huntington mills profit as 40 stamp plans loom, Crosscut Gold sinks 130 feet with a steam hoist, and Duck Creek plans a $10,000 chlorinization plant while Col Hawkins bonds Bell mine. Local experts predict durable, high grade ore and strong investor interest.
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Sherborne
Duck Creek
J.C. E. Barker
J. E. Kanouse
T. Collins
California
Col. Hawkins
Helena
Bell
Crow Creek
Dixon Brothers
Radersburg
Winston
St Louis
Crow Mountains
Giant Mine Prospect Near Townsend Meagher County
A promising prospect on Birch Creek in Meagher County about twenty miles from Townsend is described as a true fissure vein between granite and limestone. The shaft reaches 60 feet with a vein 34 feet wide. Base mineral is white iron with gold and silver. assays across the vein range from seven to fifty two dollars per ton. The claim is held by Ed. Bobenreith Jno Downton and J G Pickering.
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Birch Creek
Meagher County
Townsend
Messrs
Bobenreith
Jno
Downton
J. G. Pickering
The New Spring Hate Adorns Fans With Roses
Roses on cheeks claimed to be retained by Parks Tea. It purports to clear impurities, aid daily bowels, and restore health and strength. Sold by W. E. Tierney & Co.
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Parks
W. E. Tierney & Co
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