Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-03-01

ROADS are completed to Grand Forks.
Inc company expects to At I'm the
mine with complete line of machin.
cry.
Attorney G. R. Leonard of Butte
mont, has been elected president of
Cne britannia Copper Mining company.
winch has extensive copper deposits in
British Columbia. George H. Robin
son, I. NJ. Hodgens and Frank M
leonard nave been elected on the di-
rectorate of the same company.
win transportation facilities the
Okanogan (Wash.) country would
come to the front as one of the best
mining districts in WASHINGTON" said
Z. I. McElroy of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr..
McElroy is interested in a mining
property on Goat mountain in Blue
Lake camp in the Salmon river mining
district, Okanogan county.
AL Bolster, Wash, a big strike is re-
ported on the Grant Lode claim, own
ed by Peter Grant and Aaron Ander.
son. The claim is situated on Con-
per mountain, 1900 feet southeast of
the Buckhorn group. The surface
showing extends along the face of the
mountain about $50 feet. The charac-
ter OF the ore is decomposed quartz.
A sensational suit was filed with the
clerk of the district court at Wallace.
Idaho, by DR.. |. L. Magee against the
Gold Hunter Mining & Smelling com
pany, wherein the sum of $4,000 is
demanded as damages and accrued in
terest and a restraining order prayed
for to prevent the defendant from con-
t1nuing work on the Yolande lode
pending the trial of the cause.
Jacob Neiderauer, mine manager for
the Copper Head Mining company.
which is operating several claims on
Goat mountain eight miles northeast
OF Conconully, Wash, is exhibiting
specimens of copper ore which he
claims will assay about $40 to the ton
The property is across the valley from
the Q. S. mine. There are 20 claims
In the group which carry some of the
| best values in copper in the entire
Okanogan district The property is
owned almost entirely by Milwaukee
(Wis.) men.
Lloyd Brown has returned from the
I bullion camp, near Northport, where
he has been connected with the Bull
son mine, owned and operated by Spo-
Kane and eastern people. He reports
Mat the crosscut which was being run
n the 175-foot level has encountered
he lead and has passed through 40
yet OF ledge matter, carrying consider
IDLE mineral. The pay shoot near the
aalls has not been struck yet, but the
"sult of striking the ledge is consid-
cred good news for the owners. Not
only is the matter carrying consider
/ able mineral, but it has more ore than
! 1t did on the upper level.
In the United States court at Salt
Lake, Utah, Colonel Michael Shaug.
messy, mining promoter filed a peti.
/ ton that he be adjudged a bankrupt.
/ He gives his liabilities as $4,000 and
! his assets $4,000. In his petition he
attributes his failure partly to the sus.
pension of the City Savings bank of
/ Detroit, which was interested in sew
1 eral mines in which he was connected.
/ Colonel Shaugnessy was formerly
/ United States marshal of Utah terri
/ tory and is well known throughout the
/ country, Among his creditors are
James B. King of Helena, Mont, $2500;
! State Savings bank Of Butte, Mont,
/ $2500.
! The department of mines and metal
/ lurgy Of the Louisiana Purchase ex-
! position has been about the busiest
/ spot around the worlds fair headquar-
i ters during the past two weeks. Great
err prominence has been given to the
department of mines and metallurgy
at this exposition than ever before.
| The palace of mines and metallurgy
will be larger and more elaborate in
| its arrangements than any similar
structure ever devoted to this subject.
On its walls will be pictured the
worlds mineral production. On it's
! floor will be grouped the materials il
! Illustrative of the worlds mineral
wealth. Persons in the United States
| desiring to make mineral and ore ex-
hibits should correspond with the Of
| fetal exposition commission appoint
| ed in their own state.
One of the most important mining
deals that has been effected in Butte
in a number of years has been con-
summated when the Colusa-Parrot
Mining & Smelling company sold the
Colusa-Parrot mine to the Anaconda
Copper Mining company. The terms
of the sale have not been made public,
but it is understood the consideration
was a large one In addition to the
sale Of the mine, this deal brings to