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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03
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BY "Shammy" Somrok.


The Arrowhead baseball team de-
feated the local city aggregation Sun
! day, z to 6, in poorly played game
that was marred and slowed up by
| frequent alterations with the umpires
The City led until the ninth inning
having scored twice in the second
frame and twice in the fourth. The
Arrowheads scored twice in the 9Th.
In the ninth, Grahek got shaky and
the Arrowheads scored runs. Stark
man went in as relief but was hit for
homerun with one on base. The Ar
rowheads scored runs in this frame
after two men were out and a
questionable decision for a possible
third out The City scored two runs
in their half of the ninth.
E. Starkman and Grahek allowed
10 hits with 10 hits also chalked up
against Ballas and j. Krall.
Errors were thick, the Arrowheads
making five and the City four
Jokinen for the City and j. Krall
for the Arrowheads were the hitting
stars, the former hitting safely three
out of four times at bat and the lat
ter three out of five. Roman hit for
the circuit in the ninth with one on.
The City team were somewhat crippled
due to the fact that Bouska and U.
Starkman were out of the lineup.
Score by Innings
1913 789 r H E
Arrowheads,O O o o 2005 10 S
City 0202 0OO2 6 10 4
Batteries j. Krall,
Ballas and Deyak; City,. Starkman,
Grahek and D. Starkman.
Lineups: Arrowheads- Banks. SIS:
F. Sayvitz If; M. Krall. If; r. Krall 1b:
j. Krall, p; Roman, 2b; Deyak, C; C.
Merriam, RI; G. Nicholas, CT; L. Zgonc,
3b; Ballas, p.
City-R. Nicholas, 3b; Alfalfa, 2b; D.
Starkman, C; Lambert, 1b; Jockinen,
IS; Anderson, IF; B. Madden, If; j.
Grahek, CT; E. Starkman, p.
On July 4th and 5th, the locals play
the Polish Progressive A. c., city
champions of Superior for the past two
years. They won the championship
over the famous Superior Cops in both
1929 and 1890. They are coming here
for two day stay and their team is
loaded with stars who have played in
various colleges and fast semi-pro
teams all over the country
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03
Miss Mathews Dies Monday.

Miss E. j. Mathews, 81 years of age
who has been a resident of Ely for the
past year where she has been at the
home of her brother, Henry Mathews
since the death of Mr.. Mathews about
a year ago, died Monday after an ILL
ness of several months. The remains
were prepared for burial at Laing's
mortuary and taken to Ironwood
Michigan, Wednesday where burial
takes place Friday. The remains were
accompanied by her brother.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03

Ham should be simmered, never ac-
tually boiled. Cover with water and
keep water over it. Cook it gently for
Is to 80 minutes to the pound until it
is tender, and if possible, let it cool
in the broth. To give an attractive
finish. mix cups of brown sugar and
3 cups of fine soft bread crumbs,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03

tablecloths can usually be removed
by pouring boiling hot water on the
stained spot after stretching the ma
terial over a bowl. The teakettle
should be held three or four feet above
the cloth. Don't use soap On fruit
stains, for the alkali in the soap sets
the stains, especially those of red and
purple fruits.
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ON THIS OCCASION
Continued from First Page)

week and in the course of discussion
of various subjects mentioned the fact
that while he was in the ditch with
his car, every passing motorist, and
there were many of them, stopped to
render assistance, contrary to the ac-
lions of motorists in other sections Of
the state he has visited. This brother
ly attitude of people in the range
country has been remarked on before
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03

Congratulations are due the State of
Minnesota over the appointments
made on the Conservation Commission
by Governor Floyd B. Olson on We'd
nesday. st. Louis County and the
northern end of the state are particu-
larly pleased over the naming of r. r.
Bailey of Virginia and w. E. McEwen
of Duluth. Both of these men are
able and willing to administer the
duties of their positions for the best
interests of this great and glorious
state. The other men named on the
Commission, John Foley of Wabasha,
Parker o. Anderson of ST. Paul and
Jas. T. Williams of Minneapolis are
also men of character and acceptable
to the citizens of the state. Governor
Olson is to be congratulated on his
choice.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03

Put large buttons and not too many
of them on small children's clothes so
they can learn to dress themselves.
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FURTHER RESOLVED that the City be ordered
instructed draw payable the respective parties
giver
according to each of named
resolution moved it
a the
oluton declared adopted the following vote:
Aldermen Banovetz Tauzel Wolff
Of June
A. KNUTSON, w. WOLFF,
City Clerk Acting Mayor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03

teaspoon Of prepared mustard, and
cider or vinegar enough to moisten.
Spread the paste over the fat cover
ing Of the ham. after removing the
rind, and stick whole long -stemmed
cloves into the surface. Bake for 10
minutes In a hot oven $500 degrees F)
Fruit stains on white napkins and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03

The bereaved family, the Village of
Hibbing and the County of st. Louis
are sorrowing over the death of AL. E.
Dyer which occurred at his Hibbing
home on Wednesday morning. Al.
Dyer was SO years of age and was one
of the earliest settlers of the MeSaba
range. For several years he was a
member of the County Board as Com
missioner from the Seventh District
which position he filled-along with
all other positions entrusted to him
with honor, fidelity and efficiency.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-07-03

short time ago penned the following:
1.-The only time taxpayer thinks Of
economy is when he pays his taxes"
Vance Chapman who writes under the
head of the County Chairman COM
ments on the above by stating that
Adams said mouthful. Paying taxes
one day with regret and then putting
in the other 1854 days of the year
whooping it up for this, that and the
other public improvement is COM
mon ailment. Had the last Minnesota
legislature listened to concerted pleas
for state, city and town Identification,
uplifts of various kinds, new and better
roads, more educational facilities and
hundred and one other schemes
calling for money, the total appropria-
tons would have been nearer 500, 000,-
600 instead of under $50,0O0,O00 as
finally agreed upon. A few hard
boiled members kept their pruning
hooks in trim. AS it is, the tax Tor
state purposes will be the highest in
many years.
To show how times have changed it
is only necessary to state that in 1890
the total taxes of state and local gov
ernments amounted to $501 ,000, 900
In 1918 this total of annual taxes had
increased to $1,519,0O0,0OO. Now listen
to this In 1929 state and local taxing
authorities collected from the people
of this country $6,464, 100000, or an in
crease of more than 1926 per cent in
sixteen years. What the 1880 amount
| will be can not as yet be imagined
Today at least one person out OF every
ten employed is carried on some gov
ernmental payroll. A considerable
part of these are employed in legiti-
mate governmental functions, such as
the army and navy, the state and local
police forces, the courts and our edu-
cational systems. Another large part
is made up of dead-wood which &C
cumulated during the war and which
up to date, no one has been found able
to separate from the government pap
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Fruit stains on white napkins ant
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
METAL Cove PICKS
MIN DIRECTORS

METAL COVE Mining com
pany, operating on Cedar Creek,
IL miles southwest Of Superior,
held its second annual meeting
recently at Yakima. wash Nine
directors were elected: G. n
Heading. Leonard H. Sewers. e
II. Thompson, C. 2 Fulton, Jr.,
d. A. Ediln. /. II. Gildersleeve. !,
7. Brown. Enoch Faw and Thorn.
as Truablood. The directors RS
elected President e. n Thomp-
son and Secretary Treasurer G.
p. Fulton IT.. c, N. Headdsng be-.
Ing chosen vice-president 70 sac
coed Enoch Faw.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12

KALlSPELI, Sept. L..
Development work, prompted
by discovery Of pitch copper at
the Star Meadows property
near here last week, has re-
vealed large quantities Of the
ore in a vein, which has in
creased from eight inches to
three feet wide.
The mineral exists in a
strip within an eight-foot vein
and is said to contain 10 per
cent copper and a small amount
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
YELL0N STONE
RIVER GOLD
HUNT is On

MILES CITY. Sept. 12.-Con-
Quoting gold banning exhibitions
in Yellowstone river sands, John
S Truscott, pioneer resident Of
the city. is supervising erection
Of a number Of sluiee boxes
which win be operated By a
number Of unemployed men in
terested IN demonstrating whether
It is profitable to pan for gold.
adr. Truscott says years ago q
number Of citisens Planned from
SIS TO 81 daily from the sand bars
off the several islands in the
river near hers.
with no head water In the
river. plans are being considered
Tor instllation or a centrifugal
pump 10 provide q stream Of
water over tbs sluices.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12

PHILLIPS COUNTY
~ Phillips County AbssFnet Q
MALTA. MONTANA

Assx0N1GMNT or OIL AND GAS
LEASES
81 H. Coolidge to Texas Pac. Coal a
OH Co. NV 50 3 SENW E5SW SWSW
sWsE IS, WiNE. NENw 2z-sA-25.
s. Coolidge 90 Texas Pae. Coal 4
OF co. 81 SEINE NEsE 90, sWNW
EwsW, Etsw WISE 21-24-25 (Wm.
q veata Dun)
Oh 90. Ell sENE NESF 81 sWNW
NWsW, Eisw WISE 2i-24-25 tvesta
b IS Coolidge to Texas Pac. Coal d
Oil 60. 81. NiNw, swNw NaNE sc
NJ 10, EasE Is. sWsW IA, NWNW
x3, MEME 22-S4-23.
81 h. Coolidge to Texas Pac. Coal &
OH Co 81. SWINE MISE SENW SW
10. WISE EAsW "a, WRNE, E3Nw
Il. =. Coolidge to Texas Pac Coal
& OH Co. 81. ND 9-24-25
APPOINTMENTS or DRILLING
A0REENEENT PERMITS
BY Edward v Bethel 70 Eric Larson
Cnd 40 int IN E3NW4 M EASE
IL MEME VASE EtSW NWSW 20.
NWsE NWNW u, 24-23. M sW,
$3.50 FL 3 81 10-AIi section IL
Undivlded 40 interest same land
described In two other Assignments
Undivided !. 100 and I Interest IN
same land described In other AS
signmnets.
CONVEYANCE or ROYALTY
q. =. Taylor 70 Geo Fresh0uf 3s5
1-249f oil and Ras IN S3S3 l. "a
SE NWsE E3SW 2-S2-38 under u
s. Permit.
AGREEMENT
~ v. Bethel with ThoR Sherlock &
Eric Larson 81 Ovc. year J int n
leases now held or hereafter taken on
Thorson Dome in Twp %. Rye. g.
RELEASE or OIL a GAS LEASE
Montana Utilities Co. ANNIE D. Tyl.
er Wa S-34-82
NATURAL GAS LEASES 10 e. b.
Coolidge
Phillips Development Co. NV 81
q SFNW FASW SWSW SWSE u.s.
( VINE NENW 22-24-2s 81.
WIN. & vesfa Dunn 81. SEINE NOSE
~ SNW NWSW EsSW VASE q
95
vesta Dunn 81 taame land as de-
seribed above)
II. & P. Manson 81. NaNw swNw
NANE SEINE 10. EASE IS, SWSW a..
NWNW o. MEME 22-24-26
Mortimer Burrows 81. SWINE NiSE
aENw sW 10, WISE EiSW IA. W.
me E3NW 23-,
louis Hanson 81. NE s-2l-25
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
T00IE COUNTY
w Teole County Abstraet Go.
amMLBY. MONTANA


Gordon ID. MeCutche0n 10 Walter
II HoRei i-JoO interest In N3sW ~
4, 81 ssNEa NW3NN3 III NW3 y
NW3NBa. S1NE3 NEaNW4 SAW 4,
Wa8WA NlSE1 10 NiNE3. 10 stEt
SEA q sEaNEs NEaSEs, N5NKK s
snsWl. 2i-36-2 Rast 81
Gordon D. MeCufeheon 70 Emma
Thompson. 1000 interest IN 1870 aelea
In .. 40. 10, ~, 20, 1852 East 81.
Gordon ID. McCutcheop "a Emma
Thompson. 1900 interest ID 1910 acres
IN :. 3. 10. e, 4, 20, n 1872 kaat q
Godon D. MeCutcheon 20 Agnes y.
pnver. f-8nD lnterost 10 1870 acres
ln 4, 3, 10. IS. II, %, 2i-@-2 East -.
GodOn y. McCutcheon 70 Agnes =.
Bayer. l-8Do Interest "a 1870 acres
10 4, .. 10. f6, n. 20, 1852 kaat ".
Estate Of Roger s. Hume 70 Flor
ence W. Hume LIP OF ~ on SEA
>" ss sIsssl mrs o. RoxALrx
A. n. Campbell TO Fred Love
$500 part Of S}NE3, WksE4 lo-Sa-
2 West. $4,000
eordoa p M s,.as, q , g s ss1es
hunsef 40 y q s"s g Ne IL East 81
Gordon d. McCutcheon 70 Phil Quth
1900 Interest IN 1910 acres IN 4, ,
10 10. 20. 2i-30-2 East ST.
Gordon d. McCutcheen to Joseph =.
Weber 5000 intereat In 1870 acres
An 4 .. 10. 16. IL 20. 2i-36-2 East, ~.
L. r. McCurdy toh. A. feison
IS If 19s on Lots I, 2. 3 = o-ss-S
AssrGNREKNTs or LEASES
John n. Ethredge to Geo. W. Myers
and IA g. Johnston NhSk3. H-srl
West fsaId 100000 10 be paid outot
iOef Of the pr0ductionl. $o0g9:OV;
John n. Ethredge g Geo. W. Myers
& 81 a Johnston s3NEa i9-3a-1 West
faaid 100000 70 be paid from lO5s
AZ prOduction.l s5000-00
wFTV. or HAEE
Floyd Harris and Bert aaroo ,.ca
~ Anaconda Kelvin OH Goa tSuS
feet ~ & 5-s inch casing.
orr. AND GAS LEASE
Apthonv H e. Emma Fey - 1exMe
peclfir Coal a. oil Co., All Of II
VIVA NtsWa, NE3NE3 SANEa' ~
sFi' 20-9g-3 East $500.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
GLACIER COUNTY
~ Glnufer ooansy Aoasr~et O.,
CUT BANK. MONTANA

q. 4. Frsry % Nary Gerard Allison
81 saso-i3 81.
n. c. Jeff4es q A. s. Jefgries q
Geo Edkins 19b royalty IN 8.SkNW4
WASW3 IS: NWtNW3. "a ksNEl
NEsa. "a; sEasEasEa, le; IL Biz 81
Mrs. Bertha w. Young ct vir q
r. w. Greenwood ~ OF LEI royalty
SKA 5-34-S. 81
4. r. Mecurdy to airs. Ella NJ
g s5o sssaal Is q ~ rosal'y = ssa'
same to John b. Lee 1-8 Of tx
royalty sAsa20-s8t2 81
2 Q; Pstsr s,,. e srv t e WINS sM I
N T NwssEs. 21'@s. s.
q i, la ssessdss ss s s5ssaa slsG i, =
l. r. Mccurdy to Frederick A.
Diesteikamp l.s e Iss Royalty IL
saas Of 20-s8-12 81.
II r. Mccurdy o. Rufus II Small
1r.. Ia Of 1s6 royalty saSs 10-S8-l
OH AND GAS EEAssn
n c. Werbke ct ux q George Hilton
et TX 70 Louis 2, 0'Neil q As-Se'
AssfaNmwNr or OIL 3 GAS E.KAsN
Orriu Investment Co. TO Janeavilif
Holding Corp, oil a Gas Lease given
Nv VIM. =. Yunck ct TX TO same %
Lots g 3. SE3NW& &W3NE$, 8
s4-s; etsEa, "a: SW3sWa. S5-35-0 81.
Orrin investments CO. 20 janesFiiie
Holding Corp. on & Gas Lease given
BY Mary a. stufft % same On SEA
l5-34-8. 81
louis b. Omen 20 VIM. ", staPiin
lease dated Aug. 4, 1891 made ~ Geo.
Hilton et AK and n. e. Werhke e *
TO Louis b. 0'Neil on 81 Of $500
81.
DELAY or sPUDDENG IN WIKI
Montana Headlight OH Co -
VIM. J Porter
PROPOSAL
Montana Headlights on Co 81 "
]. Porter, effecting Sec. 1916.
MEMORANDUM
Montana Headlight Oil Co. to W. y.
Porter4 effectin@ Sec. 1-S4-6.
MMCEEET
Montana Headlight on Co 20 The
public. acceptance Of Memorandum O
July IL. 1891
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12

Another reason for favoring an
lncrease In the price Of silver
has been brought forward BY
George P Porter, state Auditor,
in q communication to the CAL
latin County Journal Of Belgrade.
He points out that the price
or wheat and silver have for
years run a parsglel course,
with the price OF a bushsl Of
wheat remaining constant with
that Of an ounce OF silver
when we had zoe silver, wheat
was zoe per busheA and at the
present time, with 2sc silver.
wheat Is csc per bushel. he
points out.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12

Spokane. wash sept. ia
Five hundred thousand dollars
win be required and is available
in the Bunker Hill treasury for
the development Of the Leadhin
properties in the newly discov-
cred Slate Greek region Of the
Metaline district
The Bunker Hill Mining Com
pany Of kellogg, Idaho. has a
crew OF 10 or 10 men exploring
its new property and mas erected
temporary quarters.
The ground is a vast mineral
lied zone carrying both lead and
zinc in parallel bands, both me-
tails present in quantity This
zone Is as yet Of undetermined ex-
tent but appears to be several
hundred feet wide with strike
about north and south. Minerals
show at Intervals for more than
. half mile IN a northerly di-
rection across the LeadhilI and
Hidden Treasure properties, two
Of the most important groups in
the holdings Of the new company.
Il IL considered prehable that
several men prominent ia idaho
and other western mining areas
win appear on the board OF the
E.sadhiii Mines afEsr ths FIRST an
nual election
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12

Of gold. Since the visit Of Dr..
Francis A. Thomson, president
Of Montana School Of Mines,
who identified the ore as pitch
copper, work has been carried
forward with renewed activity
and the operators expect to
ship a car of the mineral to the
smelter at Anaconda this week.
1t will be trucked from the
mine to loading bins at Lupfer
on the main line Of the Great
Northern railroad.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
$3.50, 600 GOLD CREEK DREDCE ORDERED
PhiIipSbufg Silver Vein
Runs 800 Ounces Per Ton

DEER LODGE, September 12-One Of
the largest silver strikes in many years was
made at the Old Chief mine, three miles east
of Philipsburg according to word brought IN
by Oscar Karri, foreman at the mine. a lead
four feet in width was uncovered in 125-
foot Wine that was being driven from the
tunnel on the property. It shows values of
300 ounces of silver and runs about 40 per
cent in lead, Kari reported. The rich strike
is approximately about IL inches wide it
was stated
The property is one of the Oldest in the
Philipsburg district. 1t is now known as the
Hobo mine and is under lease by Mrs. JOS
enbrug of Butte, by whom Kari is employed
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
BLAINE CoUNTY

TRUST AGREEMENT
Al H. Perkins & Ellen r. Perkins.
Trust agreement for oil and gas leases
taken Il name Of "A n. Perkins.
Trustee"
OH AND GAS LEASE
Mary v r. q @. n. St-anahan 70
A. II Perkinr Trustee 100 RE4EE4
f5-s2-f7 SfNWa SW3 WaSFa ii.
SANE 14-32-1T. IN lieu Of lease ~,
corded S-mi3c Oh. which described
apda wrongly
PARTIAL RELEASE or or, ANN
GAS LEASE
AZ III Perkins. trustee 10 Mary
Murphy 800 ls-miac 57gl Releanea
HW3NWa WfsW3 IL: HWaNW3 fA
HE1fFt fo-H1-lT.
1rE 1875 or GIL AND GAS LEASE
Al h 2 & i1s trngtee 81 Mar NJ.
a g. ~ Sfranahnu eIo0 fH-mier
W1l 6HtNW3 E3SW3 WisEs III. MIA
NWt NaNFt ii-.2 int. 10 ewf
NWt W3s4fs N; SWiNNl if.ss n.
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econ DIVIDENDS
FR - TAILS

Bradshaw lane, declared
dividend OF $4,000 on august
~. payabis at once to stock
holders Of record. This divi-
denu makes g total Of s110 600
paid In four years and returns
kha total capital Investment.
Thirty Thousand dollars has
bssn paid this year.
The company Is treating Gold
field Con. mill tai1ings.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
20 Work
Pioneer
Deposit

DEER LODGE, Sep
TENDER 12 Especial AS
the outstanding develop
ment Of the year in west
ern Montana mining err
cles, the Gold Greek Min
ing Company has announc-
ed the purchase Of a
$3.50, 600 dredge from the
Yuba Dredge Manufacture
ing Company Of San Fran
cisco, TO be used in work
ing the companys hold
ings in the historic old
Pioneer gold mining dis
trict.
The company has also order.
ed % carloads Of lumber, 300,-
600 board feet, to be used in
constructing the hull Of the
dredge.
The company recently ac.
CURED 3,4O0 acres Of the Sy-
mons, Leonard and Cohen
claims and last week complet.
ed purchase Of 1900 acres o.
the famed Pat Wall property
at Pioneer.
The new dredge, which is on
the property, win wash 6,0O(
cubic yards Of gravel each "A
hours, N. Cleveland, president
of the dredge company and
widely known geological anC
mining engineer. said.
Seymour Standish, Chicago
engineer, now on the property
recently completed a survey
revealing that 5000 acres are
dredgable with an average
thickness of workable grave.
Of q feet. The engineers re
port estimates the net value
of gold in the ground at 81
cents a cubic yard, with ap
proximately 129, 000,O 900 cubic
CONTINUED on Page EishtD
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
KELLOGG ~ CT
SUPERIOR ECT

Eugene Keesey and associates
Of kellogg have recently taken
over the Little Pittsburgh pros
pect on sluey gulch, west Of SUI
perior The ore IN sight is q
high-grade copper-silver Inten-
sive development Is planned.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12

PARTIAL RELEASE 0xxs GAS
LEASES
Embar Drilling Co to FeERE g. AHlAi
e ux (unrecorded leasaa GA N*NkA
NEfNW3 3 sssEa, SEfSW3 aNxs4M
Texas Pacific Coal and Oh e Feeex
O. Thlu pt Ok (unrecoeded 4Asel ~
10 N1S7 8 27-8W
Trans America on CO. ee Peter
Thiu ct NIX (unreerdea teHAe} e. %
N3NE3 S-27-8W
or. AND Gas NMA8M
ELLEN Aakre and huao#Hd g Ee1as
Pacific Coal & Oh c. s#k s-@f-4W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12

turns. He has shipped 5000
tons Of this dump rock and It
has averaged 1910 per ton.
The transportation and treat
ment charge to the Golden Cycle
min on such rock and tonnage is
a little over 81 per ton, accord
ing to reports No sorting Is nee
essary. Richardson has shipped
from one side Of the trestle and
will now ship from the other. He
has a like tonnage left. It evi-
IDENTIFY came from an ore-house
dump.
The streets OF Cripple Greek
are paved with dump rock thar
will average well IN gold. In for
mer days. ore had to have q gold
content OF at least $40 a ton
to return a profit owing to the
high transportation and treatment
charges. Many old dumps Of the
district are now finding their
way to the mill.
SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-09-12
Big PROFITS
I'M WORKING
OLD DUMPS

CRRPLE CREEK, Colo,
Sept. 1.-THE marked Inn
prOvement IN transportation
and treatment Of ore in the
Cripple Creek district during
the past so years is evi-
denced BY the profits being
made today from waste rock
Of a former day.
Carter Richardson secured q
lease from HiIdreth Frost on
some dump rock used to Till In
under one OF the trestles on the
old hfghline electric route not
far from the vindicator proper.
ty. Richardson pays q flat royal
" OF 10 percent on his mill re-
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viii sau any psrf ~ s1a shaaes &c
Eaxb0n DioxtdA & Caemieal een-
pany. (Fpltnn Dry Ice prono lflon}
stock ~ $40 per shNrN WEita
81 wire Bor 891 MontHna on 5onf
M Great Fats Montena a-aa j
K0HLEn LIGHT pIAaNgH any xsll.
f.slureR mosefe efe sez 4 CREST
tai'H. 31at
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Producing and nom producing royais
tiee. Rocky Aonnfafn and Akia Fnn2s
nent areas. Ten years experiences ~
buying and neiling profitable r0T
Colo. H-S-N
Royalty on 400 acres neaR Montana
Power O Nell drifting operatiene Ia
TIE Cnf Bank distritt Thls acreage
II now leased 10 the Texas eoSnpanF
Price extremely low Map and run
fefaile fnfniahed on request Box
TITS, Crest Falls, MonfMnn $50 kf
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wNnn RAX. Kr~1 g az xm rgyalty o. the
3xklev farmt Border field wstA tive
rrasSnr{nn wells. Earning Rnod rate
81 rrtufn. Hax 900 Mo1fnua on
1auFnai ss-a
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FOB SALE I've year fiies Of Tuina
On ana Gas 50ornaf $500 Wrlfe
8px 11ye. Great Falle. Mentana
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