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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
Not Sold Yet.

Price Mckinney Of the ore and
vessel firm Of Corrigan, McKin.
ney & Co., OF Cleveland, arrived
in Duluth yesterday, and is on
his way 10 the Mesaba range ON
one Of his occasional tours Of i'm
spection. In view Of the reports
during the last three months
that his company had sold or
VAS about TO sell out all its min
ing interests, Mr.. Mckinney was
prompted to remark yesterday,
when asked II he had any news
to give out:
mo, not a word. We haven't
sold our interests for a full week,
and / don't know who there is
left to buy them now Accord
ing to the press reports we have
sold out to the United States
Steel company, and to Jones a
Laughlins. / don't think it
would be good faith on our part
10 sell them to anybody else just
at present. Some day when the
papers are unusually hard up
for news and can't think Of any.
thing better. let them sell our
interests for US TO whomever
they please who wants them. r.
News Tribnne.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
The Monongahela.

Work at tins mine is confined
chiefly to opening up the
third level with drifts and cross.
cuts. On this level the ore body
seems TO have settled into its
Regular course and the operators
desire to thoroughly test the
ground at this depth so that
some idea of the extent of the
ore may be had and the walls
located for shaft sinking should
further development of the ore
body warrant the sinking Of one.
About 20 tons Of ore are hoisted
each day and placed on stock
pile Mark Elliot is superin.
tendent of the property and
Frank Scadden. who placed the
mine with the Jones & Laugh
Inns people. is second in com
mand. The Inter State Mining
company is the corporation that
has the Monongahela lease
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
Marquette Range.

AT the mines of the Regent
group Of the Oliver Iron Mining
company one shift Is being
worked excepting in few
places, where il is desired to
complete the taking Of ore.
where small deposits arc nearly
exhausted
Al the Buffalo shaft they are
working upon what appears to
be the bottom of the lens.
About year ago the old shaft
was sunk 60 feet and a body Of
ore so feet long by 10 wide and
60 high was found. From this
several thousand tons Of ore
were taken, enough to pay for
the work Of exploration. In the
bottom OF the level the ore has
pinched up TO very small dimen'
sions, and work will soon be dis.
continued on it. Before aban-
doning the shaft a diamond drill
will be employed to test the bot
tom so that nothing valuable
may be left.
The principal product Of the
company from this group comes
from the Blue mine which has
developed satisfactorily. A little
ore is being taken from the
Prince Of Wales property There
are large stockpiles still at this
lot of mines. and there will need
to be active handling Of steam
shovels and cars to get IL all
avav before the close of naviga.
ton. The weather of the past
week has been favorable to ore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
Copper Notes

A Rockland gentleman heavily
interested in copper mining re.
ceived direct from headquarters
a few days ago some reliable IN.
telligence which makes the
people Of this section feel ex.
ceedingly cheerful The good
news is 70 the effect that the old
Lake Superior, Flint Steel and
Caledonia mines are TO be con
solidated and worked as soon as
possible. A company for this
nbcpose has already been organ.
! lor,with Thomas Mason as pres
. and VIM. r. Todd as secre-
e sin and treasurer. This makes
Il Arrangement the same as
that Of the Quincy and Adven-
ture, and this has a significance
Of its own and carries certainty
that the properties will be de.
veloped on high basis.
These properties adjoin the
Michigan on the east, and are
contiguous to Rockland. They
are supposed to carry the same
lodes as the Mass. Adventure
and Michigan. and the combined
properties will no doubt event.
ually become as good as any on
the range. The information re.
ceived intimates that work will
be instituted as soon as possible,
but il will Of course require
some days to perfect the details
leading 10 active operations.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
The Tohin.

There is no really new work
to report from this property.
The ore body seems to hold its
own in good shape and the same
tonnage will be hoisted as has
been put out from the mine for
the past two months. The
grade of the ore keeps up won
derfully well considering that
the workings are just below the
Gaping and this feature gives
the Corrigan- Mckinney people
hopes of having a very valuable
mine in the Tobin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
The Great Western.

The frame work for the new
engine house is up and inclosed
and the workmen are now busy
getting the roof on the building.
The building is in two parts
with a length over all of 105
feet. The main part is to hold
the hosting plant and has a
width of "A feet. The boiler
house has a width OF "A feet and
the whole structure rests on the
finest stone foundation to be
seen anywhere in this district
Everything seems to be done
with an idea to permanency and
economy of operation. The
work of installing the three
Wickes boilers will be started as
soon as the roof is on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
The Stevenson.

Flattering reports come from
Duluth regarding the Stevenson
iron mine Of the Mesabi range,
controlled by Corrigan, McKin-
ney & Co of Cleveland. The
mine has already shipped $50, 600
tons, and before the end Of the
season will have shipped 700, 900
tons. This is four times as
much ore as was ever put out by
any other open pit mine during
its first year. The Mountain
Iron, Biwabik, and Mesabi
Mountain mines each put out, in
round numbers, about 10000
tons in 1888, the year they were
opened. Since then the first
mentioned mine has shipped in
one season more than 1000, 600
tons. and both Of the others have
made high records. but the
record for the Stevenson for a
first year mine has never been
eclipsed. 1t is true that some
ore was shipped from the Stev.
enson property in 1900, but il
was not from the open pit prop
osition Enterprise
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02

1t is said that the Mass com
pany does not believe in free
silver, but it is quite evident
that some of the employees do,
although they may not be
disciples of the silver tongued
orator. According to various
reports a considerable quantity
Of silver is being found in the
Mass mine, especially in the
Butler workings. This is all
very well and good, but, SO far,
the Golfers Of the company have
not been enriched to any extent
by this valuable mineral, for the
simple reason that number Of
the employees seemed to consider
that it belonged to who first
came in contact with it. Ac-
cordingly they have been ap
propriating it for their own use,
disposing Of it for what they
could get irrespective of value;
sometimes receiving more than
the full value of the silver for an
extra fine specimen and then
again the price realized would
not be more than half or a
quarter Of the actual value of
the silver. Some Of these tran
sactions came TO the notice of
the company with the result that
warrants were sworn out recent
ny for several employees charging
them with larceny One or two
business men in that locality,
whom it is claimed purchased
some Of these specimens, were
also arrested on the same
charge.
One large piece of silver was
disposed Of to a Mass City bust
ness man, 50 the story goes, for
SO and that its value is in the
neighborhood Of $125- Rockland
Reporter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
Rockland people may well feel
pleased over this good news.


The Reporter learns from Neil
S. Ferguson, the care-taker of
the Norwich mine, that Stephen
"A. Mahoney, the Minneapolis
attorney who recently purchased
the property, will soon be on
the ground accompanied by
Judge N. w. Haire and other
Ironwood people whom he has
interested with him, and no
doubt some definite plans for the
further development Of the prop
erty will be decided upon. or
course there are as usual all
kinds of of rumors afioat regard
ing a consolidation of the several
properties in the vicinity of the
Norwich, and so doubt such a
deal will some day be consul
mated, but how soon no one
seems to know. Mining men
acquainted with the lay of the
land in that vicinity will tell you
that if the properties known as
the Hamilton, Norwich and Win
sor were consolidated and worked
A
according to modern methods it
would prove as profitable as any
of the new properties so far
opened up. And with the
record of the Norwich, which
from its rich epidote vein pro
duced 500 tons of copper in the
days when mining was carried
on in primitive fashion, there
is certainly much ground for the
argument that the mines west OF
the Ontonagon river are entitled
to as much consideration as any
along the range
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02

shippers and with two or three
weeks of similar atmospherical
conditions the ore piles will be
pretty well cleaned up.
Just now there are several
gentlemen whose heads are busy
planning a shaft that will work
well in quicksand and boulders.
This has been brought about by
considerable discussion which is
following the announcement that
the Cleveland. Cliffs company is
soon to begin the sinking Of a
shaft on the lands recently ac-
quired in the eastern portion OF
the city of Negaunee. Capt.
Richard Roberts, of the Regent
mines, has a plan and model in
his carpenter shop which gives
his ideas on the matter. He
would have steel shoes on the
bottom timbers Of drop shaft,
these being beveled to the outer
edge, being about three feet
long, Of the best material, very
heavy and weighted so as to
work through the ground. He
believes these would prevent
boiling and filling the shaft with
sand that the shaft could be sent
down straight. He has never
seen it tried in this country, but
saw his father use it in England
where it was a great success.
His shaft is well divided and
planned for great strength. Mr..
Geo. Mas has a steel shaft
which he considers a pretty
good thing Besides these there
are other models in course OF
construction which will soon be
brought into the daylight. A
form of shaft that will 60 down
readily in quicksand is some
thing this district would be will
ing TO pay a fair price for. The
Negaunee mine basin is prolific
in sand and water, and much
money has been expended in
getting openings to the ledge.
Some years ago there was
much trouble experienced at the
Queen mine, Negaunee, in get.
ting the surface started down
ward to follow the ore which had
been taken from under it, Dia'
mond drills were used for the
boring Of holes which were
charged with dynamite and ex
ploded to break the stubborn
rock Gaping. Now the entire
surface has broken loose at the
Queen, Blue and Prince Of Wales
mines and il is going down even
~ and working TO suit the ideas
Of the local management, Mr.
r.. f.. Cole started this work
while he had charge of these
properties and the wisdom Of
the plan Is now apparent i
makes the safest kind Of mining
and secures the greatest possible
amount Of ore, but little if any
being lost on the slicing plar
here adopted Iron Ore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02

The hammering Of the copper
shares continues, and may be
carried some further-and the
big aid in the knocking power is
the Amalgamated, and all be-
cause some Of the properties
owned and controlled by the
Amalgamated have legal compli-
cations, etc, without end This
condition should not depreciate
shares in other mines, and can
not go on forever. The Times
sees little sense or compensation
for bears in making coppers
lower. as il believes but few If
any shares will be sacrificed.
Stocks that have not already
been shaken out of the hands Of
weak holders. cannot amount to
q great deal. and as prices are
marked down the good things in
coppers on the bargain counter
become more and more desirable
as they as well as the much
abused Anna gamated, will see
much higher prices and per
haps very soon as the ways of
the manipulator are peculiar.
Lake Linden Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
FROM THE MINES


The last pound of ore from the
mammoth stockpile that stood
at this property was hoisted
onto the cars last Thursday and
from now out the output will be
confined to the ore hoisted from
the mine. Preparations are be-
ing made for the accommodating
OF stockpile at this mine the
coming winter that will rival in
size the one there last winter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-02
Half a Mile Long.

Some very interesting tests
recently been made ou The Du-
luth q Iron Range road for the
purpose Of determining the max
imum train tonnage which could
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Danish Luth. Publ. House,
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Gcoar sails, Sa.

linton Rieliens Gnte os Denies
Ddtter reife / iioIte lIge til 6dlifors
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grs. 6. 9arisn. mar 6uoiOn.
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tine SlagtHiuger.
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tom BERTH / 9groass. og pr9oitebe /
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Senoaa ben 3. Qop. pil gator 6.
6lotb ira 8es Woines prGoitebe /
Ra3aretb 9irts. baaoe 5ormiobag og
often.
Mangs benntteoe iiofte 9eroag
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Gn SOg0nmelOclie.

,,Obebreft" eaer .gefslingerne i en-
SDnoers 9ip".
0ennt 9og er meget eienbommelie
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ON nogle at be oaloige 9rDOninger.
Der fan foreeaa / ben ifiulte Wennes
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% 9sgnens forf9roeIigs MaIte.
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tenot meb gaptiiterne, bliDer fangen
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Blair COLLEGE,

be9pnoer i'm GiteranrsiermiH ben lite Otio
br. Sfo eli bar oiie late 9Grere % Carer
iuoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL (6orbereoenoe.l
COLLEGa DEPARTMENT. tClas-
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NORMAL COURSE. For Teachers
County and state Certificates
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. Book
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etc)
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6aner, 9ber, agbitabsr og Jlqft,r,
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re Gaarbe og 9irter.
3ilfenbes pua en- papirrule porios
frit for As Gts.
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Blair, Nsb.
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MEN 8ensligbeo.
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iRl9e Dor npmarfeoe Hipsitilbrine
nnlcKinlers Sip"
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tenge. qenpenb Iem III bet gamle paalibelige Sub
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9icbr.

MiIs Wdtilba Berg bar oGret en-
Eur / lDiteD for Al oper0ere tine 5orz
9lorss 9ulbbrpaup.
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paoa for At ooerpare ct StolemeOe.
So6n McQuarrie bar ct tort
0plag At 8ngningsmateridler og
Sui til %laoeite 9riier.
- Mr. % Mrs. Carl QielIens file
SIN bleo / Senoags osbt i ben oanite
Strife. 8alpb 5reoerit Qielisn bsober
Den npe 9eroensborger.
9irten itaar nj mibt uoe paa
@aoen, oa man er / trapl 8irtiombso
meO at uOopbe 9DggegrunOen til
arppten.
Mr. g. Qnfer er reiit til 9is
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6tole Der.
5orglem life otbe Frit number
Of tbe 0igb Sdool lecture Gourie"
Manbag often. Den 4. Qopember. /
@ermania 6da.
giqetter fan tebes / 6d1srs 4potet.
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