The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-28
u Known Mill Man to Put in Il
Large Pant at That
Place shortly.
u,ndrrd Tons to he the Daily
rouacity of the WOrns in
Contemplation.
animation of the Queen of the
mn. Mine Shows its Won
,lrrful Richness.

SAID a mportant visitors were in Great
this city .t the close of last week, and they
'r'"some. and went silently. That their mis-
vi Threat tas of Importance will be seen by
'ital con. hlows. and which was learned by
E,n.yr from a gentleman who is
houncel uchly familiar with the object of
of doutt anime, These visitors were /. r.
10 choIe tuer. the famous republican poll
! excel and promoter of industrial enter
ast Jan. whose headquarters are at Wash
ne STATE and Charles II. Lawrence. of
relative Ielphia. who is an active capitalist,
zen Were pr man and an Independent in poll
: to the
e state nj season Mr.. Kitchener met one of
70 OF the Conrad brothers, of this city, in
IT Non hDton. and promised to come out
When have look at the Queen of the Hills
IL read a: soon as leisure would permit.
dopted: come weeks he and Mr.. Lawrence
tloh Of been in Utah perfecting plans TO
ut CAPT an 90 st,m, ou,rtz mill .t obi
ne EN-.
h the ores from the Tintic district
al that 10 be worked. Ground will be
upon len FOR that mill at once.
". &. Conrad came from Kalis-
II WAS n Friday last, reaching here about
ldance. D. H., where he met Messrs. Mich
.arious and Lawrence. Immediately upon
ital Of - a.o.a, u,;. . -
cursed DlN" " 'pNN "" o0"
since tbe gentlemen went to Neihart. Ar
vas in. b. there they at once proceeded to
'ialtns' line the Queen of the Hills mine,
ainH IT, it was thoroughly inspected in every
'omote king, THIS, it may be said. is one Of
I'm Of most valuable silver producing prop
+ in the state. 1t is principally
h.w e by the Conrad Bros. and Messrs.
to rid Downing and G. l.. Parker. The
avail Of the Hills has been thoroughly
ferent Systematically developed. showing
ltuted b bodies Of h~igh-grade silver ore.
10 la kqened by unncls and shafts. one
10 ad bel being in over a thousand feet and
N ee. ter 80 feet. 1t has been explored
itron- GENTLY to demonstrate the fact that
laun. indeed "a valuable property. Hith.
llnese the product of the mine has been
thing ped To the smelter at Great Falls.
~ the as will be shown by what follows the
Chin Of the mine will be treated at Nei-
It tts Mr.. Kitchener is already operat-
tend mills at Aspen. Colorado. and Park
'mpa Utah. At this latter point there
main shipped and treated ore from the
ilorts Zen Of the Hills mine. 1t is easy of
hem. uCti0n and the plant which will be
work in at Neihart will readily treat one
had hdred tons per day. The fame of the
bal be had preceded the shipment Of ore
con. Park City. and its treatment there
&c to watched by various representatives
inter- apital who since that time have made
.bly futures looking to the purchase of the
this Pperty. Mr.. Kitchener. however. had
the 4 in correspondence with the owners
per Inc nine. and an examination or the
oler. bperty impressed them SO fdvorably
ibor, ttMe TRIBuNE is warranted IN saying
cant at work will begin at an early date on
rs al instruction of the plant near the
be
nent Nhen the gentlemen returned here on
ORTIZ F1day they took the west bound train
llled aheld a conference with Superintend
nese I Johnson with a view to deciding
Ether it will be more advantageous 10
h a ld d large mill at Neihart or at Great
uuu us Mr.. johnson argued IN favor OF
l. scty. and told them of the great wa
power and other facilities they would
ate. sbie 10 obtain here. He also gave II
oi ms opinion that a satisfactory rate
the Nd be arranged on ores. as a single en-
Ior- t can bring down twenty-five cars
llte Na safety. The hauling up of coal amt
ter lrlles would be ii more dllilcult ana
I oil Eensiye affair.
the Nr Kitchener enguired if il was likely
hey ata any concessions would be granted
lay. treat Falls, and was informed that
To Z city always shows IA disposition 10
one courage every kind of public enter
ron %, He and Mr.. Lawrence regard inc
eect Of building "a large mill either at
ind peat Falls or Neihart with decided IA
They will come back this way as
to- "a as possible to look further INTO me
OF, poet and to confer with the Board O.
nd fde. 1t is understood the plant as al
on resent contemplated, will be put IN at
chart, and be in operation IN hlhS
he pnths, but inducements may he Ie!u
ed which will secure the location OF me
Ell auction works here. In any event thc
or aens Of Neihart will be greatly h'ne
Die " by the increased operations ln'
or edlng of the 100 ton mill Will n'c'7S'