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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-04

"WHAT young man. Spence!
w What are you talking about?"
Mary eyed the old butler. fearful
Of what he might be about to re-
veal, He looked so vindictive as
he held Eddie's topcoat aloft and
glared ut 1t as II he would have
liked to shake its owner.
Under the stress OF emotion, his
usual West End English left him
and the Cockney came out.
'He had the face. II you'll be.
lieve it. Miss. to call himself doc.
tor. and try to force his way In.
Yes! And when l told him. you'd
neither invited him nor sent for
him, that impudent he was he tried
to walk past mo into the 'ouse! I
put my and up and said None o
that. str!' I said"
"When was this, and who was It.
Spencer" Mary demanded. impa.
tiently.
1T was the night Of your party,
Miss Mary" the butler explained.
''Of all them that came and asked
to be let In without tickets. he was
tho freshest" Obviously the mans
parting jibe had LETT an indelibls
mark on the old servants sensitive
spot-his dignity. why he looked
at me as II he'd have liked to do
me in. tina: he did! But I thought
as he might be . friend Of yours.
so explained about the Jewels and
the need to keep out thieves. But
did he take it like q gentleman
would? He laughed. II you'll b.
lieve It, and he called me an old
fool he did. and said Mind you
count the spoons!"
His wrathful mimicry would have
been funny II Mary had not been 50
preoccupied with the identity Of
that mysterious visitor.
But who was it. Spence? My
brother?"
mot your brother. Miss" Spence
explained testify. Il told you %
'ow e was q stranger. and no
gentleman, either. e had that
coat on. as sure as I'm living, With
tho collar turned up about his ears.
like this"
"Are you sure?"
"Sure! When you come In like
that. with that coat over you, It
brought It back to me a. plain a. Il
he was standin' there"
But this Is Eddie's coat. my
brothers," Mary told him excitedly.
"Oh. Spence. would you know the
man again II you saw him? oh. do
you see what this means?" She
seized the surprised old servant By
both arms and danced him around.
1T means somebody else tried to
get In. somebody else DID get In.
and took the. things and did It Ill.
just as I said! Not Eddie! Oh.
Spence, you old latnb-why didn't
you tell me this beiore?"
...lEHrUk
THEY were still talking It over
hours later. Mary and Mr.. Jupi.
ter. across the little green baize
s~~Ahhe ..s.s. -. .sese1sez
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-04
SOCIETY OF NATIONS

SOCIETY OF NATIONS
On Nov. 4, 1917, first official steps
for the formation of a society Of
nations" were taken by the League
of the Rights of Man in Paris.
The League Of the Rights Of Man
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-04
BEGIN HERE TODAY

0G01N HEINZ 1OOA1
Rich old MRS. JUPITER q
robbed aaA murdered during the
engagement party she gives Ter
her secreta1ys MARY HARkNESSs
11ary's sefapegrnce brother. I'D.
DIE, was to have been admitted 1t
the murder hour. No one knows
this but Mary.
she tells her Aance, DIRK RUY.
THEIR, who hunts Eddie. He NJ.
ranges q 1en0e4v0us with the boy
but 0yersleeps. BOWEN OF the
Star drives Mary there Instead.
Eddie % yun down and Killed NJ
he crosses the street to meet Mary.
INSPECTOR KANE drops the
ease, believing Eddie the mu1.
aefer. when Mary protests Ao
teHs her MIR. JUPITER and Dirk
believe the same. Bowen tells
Mary there % q Yacetrack gambler
called THE FLY to whom her
brother owed money.
He gives Mary q cont he found
In the Jupiter house the night Of
tho murder. 1t II her brothers,.
The Jupiter hutlef recognizes it
~ having been worn BY "gAte-
erasheS" he elected the night Of
the murder.
Nnvyy rsn nN Vuyprnr rvYus urnnv ~
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-04
BARBS

II the coming winter Is going to
Nogales international., 1931-10-31

EOHN McCORMACK'S voice will
81 be carried to every section of
the country in radio programs
planned fer late October and De-
cember. Singing simple songs
such as are heard in American
homes, McCornacG, as guest star
in the General Electric Song at
Twilight" Home Circle series to
be heard Sunday afternoons. will
bring many of his most popular
ballads to a nationwGe N.B.C. radio
network. IN the. same series with
him will be Gerald.le Farrar, Mary
Garden, Jeritza and outstanding
singers of the Meeropolitan and
Chicago Civic Opeia Companies. In
addition to its Sunday series Gen
eral Electric has arranged for a
dafiy Home Circle Program Of esEe-
cial interest to women. which also
will be carried on a coast-to-coast
radio hookup.*
Nogales international., 1931-10-31

that all property on which the taxes
are unpaid and are delinquent shall
be subject to sale. The measure
further provides that the property
shall be sold to the person who
shall offer to accept the lowest rate
of interest and that the rate shall
never. exceed IS per cent?
Property SO sold, the law pro-
yides,;m may be redeemed by the own
er any time before the expiration of
threei years, and that after three
years, the purchaser of property for
taxes may obtain treasurer's deed
to II by complying with the. publi-
cation features Of the law.
- III r" = + 4: ~. .s:J.!.!.r. ..y ;,
Nogales international., 1931-10-31
DRIVES CAR INTO ARRoYO

Il; 'i'','J ..--..-.' e.:::ss e..:::ss.t :,.,.
Lawrence 4Ie!wganllE, llEI,,, scQlogred, was
Lodged N the, GO! county ,4j jail Yesterday
on q charge Of drunken driving. He
sssaaid to have a e, dFivan' ii1 his car off
thu, Tucson road aintosthe arroyo "a
belh five miles north of here early
yehterday morning, morn rlg,. 4 won woman com
pahion with him at the time of the
acpident was injured and was
bHaught to a;loeal :hospital. -
II
7 Miss Mary Friedman and Miss
Elizabeth Hightower, teachers at
Lincoln school, will spend the week
end at their homes in Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1931-10-31
Three Years Grace Allowed
Owners OF Back Tax Property

PHOENIX, Oct. 27.-Under no
|, conditions will the owner of pro-
perty in Arizona on which the tax
payments are delinquent be depriv-
cd Of his property until after three
years have expired from the date of
delinquency, according to a ruling
of K. Berry Peterson, attorney gen.
eral, issued yesterday. The opinion
was requested by Gov. George W..
P. Hunt to offset persistent rumors
that House BIZ No. 127, the tax
survey bill OF the Ninth legislature
was still in effect and the radical
tax delinquent features imposed by
it still in force. Y
The former survey measure IS in
operative, Mr.. Peterson ruled, de-
spite the fact that an attempt has
been made to bring a referendum
against Senate Bill 116, the. TAX
survey, law of the 10th legislature.
This was directed, the opinion says.
to the first II section of the law
and did not affect the remainder Of
the bill which revises the delinquent
tax schedules, y ,-.s>
:. There seems to be a, widespread
but mistaken belief that the present
law, Senate Bill lie, provides that
the property Of those individuals
who become fdel-nquent in the pay
ment of their taxes would imme-
diately be sold,' Mr.. Peterson states.
''Such is not the case"
He points out that section Is Of
the senate bill provides that taxes
will become delinquent on the first
Mondays in May and November of
each year, ard that Immediately
the treasurer shall make book of
all back taxes on those dates. Sec
ton II provides that back taxes
shall bear interest at the rate of 10
per cent until paid.
Section 18, he explains, provides
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28

( KAbby cmETiesa vmzaee e @aB0
ps~ ton IA gold. a2hew pay-
maen2 o. eAmrses. accenafng
50 seefHnuent sheet - she
Bnnkex EEizl srnease9 at KEEL
aoas. Ezahs wmezo Ghe orc
was aAipped.
0wners o. tbs mlns bsaieye Il
will prove 20 Be one OF the rich
est ever developed Ia Montana
and are making plana Tor In
tenslve development.
Il ls planned 10 oOmmence
working 4 double shift for the
purpose Of blocking cut . large
amount Of ors in preparation tor
the operation Of the mill.
Sining men WHO have inspect-
81 this property report that it
win Be on q paying basis as soon
e the mill begins operations.
Development Of the mine has
been held up FOR years because
Of its isolation. but during the
past - months completion Of .
road 70 the property made IL ae-
cessible.
Stock IN the company Is held
principally IN the Libby d1strict.
william Herbert Is general man
agsr.
The property consists OF 20
claims. on Fisher river in the
Cabinet range Of mountains IN
Lincoln county, near the idaho
line.
It includes two true fIssure
veins and IL lenses. or blanket
offshocts Of ore. The two veins
are about half q mile apart ana
extend approximately 5000 feet
ap the mountain from the min
ute. Engineers declare the en-
ire deposit is primary ore.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
Snake River Bed
Scene of Latest
Placer Gold Find

working in the prehistoric
bed Of the snake River in the
canyon asven miles northeast
81 Twin Falls. Idaho. Magic City
placer Company reports finding
values running from $50 to sf.es
per ton In the ancient gravela.
Four men. washing two days. are
reported to have cleaned up
slieAtly more than s2oe on the
colnDany's property
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
GLACIER COUNTY
~ Glacier County Abstract O.
CUT RANK. MONTANA
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENTS or ROYALTY
John Sim e * y "A. Y. West. 2aF
IN SW4NW3 S-S4-5. 800
Martha Douglas Garrow ct vir 70
George J, Jullg 800 Ia OF 1q5 IA
John sim ct ux to Perry Oakley
1ss in sE3sE3 20-S8-12. 800.
DorOthea H. ThrOnson TO l.. r. Me-
Curdy 10 IN saswa, WasEa 2S-as-s-
Associated Properties 70 walter T,
Lemon, lss royalty 10 NWs, EhsWa
r. P. JACKSON to browning Devei-
opment Co. 2% overriding royalty in
L. r. Mccurdy to L. II. s. Arm
strong. Is Of 1gs In SEz5-35- 5. 81 90.
I F. Mccurdy to A. J. Ream. SEA
Dorothes II. ThroIson tot. r. Ne.
Cnrdy. 5-sqo 10 siHWA. WAsEs
25-S5-8 800
ASSIGNMENT or INTEREST IN OH.
AND GAS LEASE
8. i. Rinley et OK 10 Q. X. g. Pat
SW3, NW3SE3, SW4NE3 $3.50. 81
Il. lot ! IN % lot 4 IN 10-S3-6. M
tnllo. NW3 23-S0-e lots 2. 3 in
MINERAL DEED
LaVon Hudson 20 Elisabeth A. Cal
breath, les interest IN NaNE3. NE3
NW3 %. SE3SWA WaNW3 a. Wa
NW4. E1NE3 1s-S7412. NWtSW3 20
s3sWa e. ElwsNwa, EiWi 2. NwA
and 10, SE3sEl 8. NE3SE3 3, SWa,
W2SE3 4-s0-l8 LOO
RELEASES or OIL AND GAS
LEAsRs
Joseph Urumhelier to william r.
Yunek ct AK. sasE3. sW3sW3 g
lots I. 2. 3. SW3NEa. SEaEW3 3-34-5,
SW3sE3, S3BEa 8s-35-5.
HeadllEht Butte on & Development
Co. 70 Artle McAfee, SWt 8 SIM
9-54-5.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28

Exclusive sale Of the product
in Canada has been granted to
Gypsum Lime anC Alabastine
Company Of Canada. Ltd, which
has a roasting plant in Calgary
and which Is considering the
construction OF another in the
east.
Shipments in 1880 totalsd
$500 tons.
zOnolite is used for Insulating
against both heat and sound and
completes with such materials as
mAgnesia. cork. asbestos. mineral
wool, rock wool. dlatomits. I'M
fusoria. etc.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
.OH ASK
RICH
ore SHOOT

Following IS years Of sndeav-
or. the Iren Mask mine near
Troy. in northwestern Montana
during the week opened a 1s~
foot shoot Of commercial ore,
according to word which reach
ed Great Falls during the week
The ore was struck when q
shaft had been sunk only six fest
in a blanket vein. aocording 20
r. N. zriny. IN charge Of the
property.
zriny has been working under
lease and bont. with option 20
purchase.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
I WORK
o. INNING CLAIMS
JUST

Owners o. unpatented min-
ing claims in BEontana and
every other state should not
forget the fact that congress
adjourned March 4 With
ont having passed the smoos
b1i providing for post
p0nelnent OF annual assess-
nont work fer 1854 and
1899.
When the United States enter
ed the world war. such a bin was
made law, due to the short
age OF labor resulting from the
mobilization OF 1000. zoo men.
This law is no longer ia ef-
feet and due to failure OF the
smoot bill, work must be done
this summer on all mining claims
10 keep them In good standing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
L BUTTE
OR REACHES
TOP M LADDER

A man who 81 years ago work
ed as macksr in the Butte mines
last week returned to Butte as
the featured speaker At q convo-
cation OF the Butte school Of
Mines. He Is Robert e. Tally.
now president OF the American
Institute Of Mining and Metal
lursiral Englnsers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
TOOI.E COUNTY
Nv Toole Csunty Abstract Co.
SHELBY. MONTANA


Enc n. Arndt 20 Joseph 7 Cole ~
>ii Eric NJ Arndt 70 Joseph J. Cole,
Of IG on SEA. SAsW3-lO; hANW3'
i5-34-f West si00. - ~,
Eric NJ. Arndt 70 Joseph y; Cole sy -.
on EbSW3 20; NE3NW a-sE-Sz,,l Wes ~;
Iate Il a Sec. so, sE2NEA-81i AZ
land north OF G. n. Right o. NAY
and containing IL Lot ], sWAnB&'
II -32-1 West. SLIGO. 49,
Nj v. West to r. x. West zs%
NEaNw3, NaNEts sWANiss-zs- S0'o y
sly r. Campbell to Mich Kokot
l2~gsO0 part on SaAk3, Wbsk3 1855
Fmpire Utilities Limited to Geo. W.
NeAnelly. 3gs M aud SW OF Nka.zo
sssRa, 'sE4sWa 1I-NWaNW3 zl-'Ss-A
81" Empire Utilities Limited to K, y.
Crawford 1S6 on SM3sh& 4i NV
MA z0-38-1 West slO0.
EmnIre Utilities Limited TO +. -
Crawford, SIS on n and sW3 q nEs
90; st SEA, SEAsWa IT. N"ANWs
Geo Geo 81 Masef to Minnie Brown. 1-o4
OF tx on NE1NW3 SEA, SW4NW4Sh4,
F9SE3 1889 West $l.v0.
Geo. b. Muser to Ethel Norbert, Los
OF 10 on NW3NW3 ASIA, sW}NW ASIA
~ p. McCurdy to D. a. Biksen. Is
ole on s1sWa 25-S4.IW. 800.
ASSIGNMENTS OF LEASE
Saskatoon Sunburst Syndicate 20
John II. Ethredge, sW3Nna, WAsE3
1aesa-1 West PRESERVES 2bse royalty !
sEoo000 to be paid out Of 1OSb OF
pl SSslby Pine Line & Refining Co.. 70
James W. Johnson, sWs 2-a2-2W.
Perry johnson. ct ux to C. P. Nash.
trastee, 75g6 on NEasWa' NW4sha
RRrEAsKs or LEASES
yrrusteep OF Montana Canadian OIL
ca. 70 Fred n parsell SANa, NkSa 10,
SW4 22-g7-S East $500.
Trustees Of Montana Canadian on
"a, 20 fred T. Parseil on Land In
40 E.. 1858 a., and 3T-S r S1.0O
Montana Canadian on Co., e Robert q ea
Trustees Of Montana Canadian OH
1f-37-8E. 800.
C5.. 10 Fred 4. Parsell, NBa / NW5
"a. w. Paterson 20 Fred T.. Parseli
MA 10. NW3 ll-S7-sn; M.O0.
Montana Canadian oil Co. 70 An,
n9onfsns Canadian on Co. 70 J. L.
SstriEt. NEaNE3 81, stSE3, SE1SW4
8Hs wa NW4. INVASIVE 70, NEtSht
lH kH lh-Hf~tti tAthf-
81. b. Coolidge 70 Thomas @, ana
josephine johnson sW&ska s-Ss-oh'
ypsey OIL Company. t. George p
Very. ct az. SEaSWa TO- NWt z
AGREEMENT
Marx Hunt with w. 8. Balloon IN
r. financing the drilling Of q well on
HW4NE3 27-35-4W.
aROUND MEABE
Ostvik NOrum to Illinois Pipe Line
"a / acre 81 N3NW3 f-84-1W. For 2
term of 5 years y19o9 annual fens~A'
WARRANTY Died
BIN OH Company % Z, y. & A. -
glearenn. 50 f7-31@1E. $bO0.OO.
on AND GAS LEASE
Thomas o. & Josephine Johnson =
u r. Coolidge and Texas Paeltie C0al
4 an CO.. SwAsH4 e-S7-3E. e1O0.
NeercNWwNTa OF KNTERMsT IN
or AagD GAS LEASES
,sunbnrst OF e. Refining Co, anq
lhia on Co. 10 Regina de Parment
NEs N1sRl if-s5-2W. $1OO.
ennburst on q Refining Co., and
Diamond Petroleum Co. 70 Reglna oe
parment, SE3sE4 1l-S5-2W. $l.OO
william Z. Teller 70 Fred X Nun
ger, NWasEa 27-35-lW .&l.00.
Fred r. Munger 70 William boyiea
zdsE on NW3SE4 2T-S5-lW. 800
RELEASE or AHSIGNMENT OF
Production
National SupDiy Co.-Midwest TO H0r-
ton b o. Abel Oh Co., SiSW3 %
Ss-2W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28

BASIN MONTANA TUNNEL COMPANY has enlarged
the station the 400 level of the Grey Eagle property
install larger machinery and sink the shaft to the e00fOot
JOSEPH O. STKTTAEn6ER, g. owner Of the Salvador
and other mining caims Butte, died suddenly while
travelling between Los Angeles and San Diego He been
resident Of Butte for more than 50 years.
BUTTE CITY unns COMPANY has taken over large
gold placer property n the vicinity Of Helmse Powell Coun
~ and n prepared for active operation under management
Of John Macachran Prominent Butte business and pro
fessional men are stockholders
HARVEY CREEK MINING COMPANY operating the
Hidden Hand and other properties Deer Lodge Powell
County a its annual meeting reelected officers and OBJ
tanned hyeyear extension its lease.
THE nNAH MINE famous old producer in the Cor
bin Wickes Basn district has been taken by Henry
Lancaster The property has produced many million dollars
in gold silver and lead Lancaster has established headquar
tiers at Ahambra in Jefferson county plans to reopen
the old workings and drive tunnel
CALIFoRN1A-ALDKR CORPORATION Is the largest
gold mining property operating the The deve
Opment in charge Of Frank zchOsch financed BY Montana
and California investors.
The company has obtained deeds 1000 quartz
claims and placer ground in the vicinity Of Virginia City
This district undyng fame as the origin Of the Ve
lantes Virginia City, whose paees have estimated yield Of
s5OOOO0OO0OO was at time the capital Of Montana Ter
Acreage taken over BY the CalfOrnaAlder GuIch Cor
poraOn includes the unwoked portions Of Alder Guch
point above Rnby Junction to point south Of Virginia
This land worked by the COnrey Mining Company
which discontinued dredging operations this district
five years ago. after reputedy taking than $4,000
in gold from the valley.
Land to which the Conrey Mining Company could not 4
obtain title has been taken by the California
iulch corporation The corporation operating its
quartz properties the flank Of Alder Guch and has
opened hveoot vein that assays from $1,000 $4,000 per
on.
Preparations being made to ship the higher grade
re and May mill win be installed grade
1t is planned work the Alder Gulch paees by
dragIne One Of the interesting operations Of the
lew company viii be from point west Of Virginia City TO
point five miles Of Virginia City district now covered
y lava flow Of from so to 800 feet in depth
The company has drilled this Gaping in places and
ound it underan with rich gold gravel lying in an old
liver bed shaft will be sunk through the Gaping TO ex
rac the rich According to engineers the project prom
SEES to be Of the largest and most profitable mining
erprises in the state.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28

o-aamAe preecfeea Lass
weok wep& aalf tears VIXEN
slAown ehe resm1as 81 am A.
nay q ors taken fr0n ths
discovery vnan IA the rev
scsssa ntnang camp ia Ne
vada. ms aag, masze
frosa picked saznpaes. sAow-
Cd valaea u saao 5es. 20 IN
gold per ton ana efa42.02
a silver. me seosaa's l0-
eatea their mine n = dis
txacs over which prospee-
tors have tramped for years.
enrOute to more promisins
diggangs.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
PONDERA COUNTY
BY Pondega Coansy AbseFaSs o..
CONRAD. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
" b. Best 20 Harry Phebus. Val
Rec. All right In Administrators deed
BIZ 8 Misc. page Al IN oil and gas
rights on or underlying MIA 7-2S-4W.
Waller Williams OIL & Gas Co. 10
Thomas Farley Stokes ct ux SE1SW5,
S3SE3 d E3NW3, NE4 NW3SE3 28
sW3sW3 % NW4, sE3sW1 1904 ".
BkN leases, page 2sI.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
WILL BUTTn MrTa

Exploration Company Of Cali
fornia win build Q min on the
Goieonda group on South Moun-
tain. near the old camp Of Bull
lion, south OF Silver city. Idaho.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
FROM THE RECORDS
LIBERTY COUNTY
BY IAberty County Abstract Co.
CHESTER. MONTANA

AHHh0NMEAEH OF AVNALLE
Karl n. Jeppesen, TT. T.. +. Nc
Sturdy ags SEsW-14. SaSE-1B. MEME
%. NV 1881 g. $t.O0.
L. n Choquette d. 8. Mackenzie ct
al 2-3 OF 73g6 on SW-8, SENW, NWNH
E1NW s-38-6E. 500.
r. NJ Bell, Thos. J. Lanphler, 90 OF
10 SESW-17. NENW SaSW, NWSW
20, Nh, VASE l0-34-4 800.
r. ~ Bell Samuel J. BukOyich Is
OF 1S SAW NESW-7. NBSE 1874
RELEASE OIL q GAS LEASE
Shebel Rehai George w. ROlph Sc
1857.
Northland o & G Corp. Jacob Walk
man, NA 26-32-4
Nortland D 4 G Corp. A. c. STROBE.
NW-4-NE 5-3-5.
ASSIGNMENT or UNITS
r. F. Schwandt, trustee, II. A.
White, ct Al 2-60th interest In OIL
ana gas leases BasW4 4. saNW rs,
WISE IL, S1SW IS WANE 20-88-6:
E5 sw1 WisE- p E8NW. VINE 49,
1856 800.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
RICH Pn.ACM CLAIMS

w. h. Walker and son,
Ralph, are taking As high
as 500 per day from their
placer claim on MAryann
creek, near Nelson, wash
ington. The claim was
staked a year ago. Dur
ing three weeks in NOvem-
Der the two took $1,000 In
gold from the claim.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
THREE FORKS
GOLD MINERS WILL FORM
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
Advance reservations Indicate Large Attend
ance-NOted Speakers Named
On Program.

Marking the re-birth of the precious-met-
ais mining industry in Montana, prOspectors,
operators, biologists and engineers from all
parts of the state will assemble in Three
Forks next week for the first annual state
mining convention. The meeting will open
Friday morning, April and win close Sat
,,,.rIoxy ,,iorhf A nvsiI 4
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28

are Senator Fred whiteside, DR..
Francis A. Thomson, president Of
the Montana School Of Mines;
John Mckenzie, general manager
OF the East Helena smelter Of
tConHnued on Page Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28

STOCKS WANTRD

STOCKS WANTED
hare q m4rket for odd lots
OF varioun stecks, If they are
priced right. Send Il vonr
best quotation on the follow
ing
Zonolite
KaliapeIl- Kevim Unias
80" PefxOaeum III
Imperial Royalties
Ooarnos
8unbuxst o. ar.
Dak0ta onkana
State quantity Offered for sale
IN each case. Address ali COM
munications to
BOX as 90 MONTANA on.
JOURNAL GREAT FATTR
MONTANA.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-03-28
ZOH0LI TIE ORDERS FOR 1881
FOUR TlmES THOSE Of 1890
Company Which Controls Mountain of Yer.
miculite Has Rapidly Growing
Business

Zonolte Company, which controls mountain Of YER
mcuite Libby in the northwestern Of the
has 1891 contracts which call for minimum of four
the volume which the company produced 1890 accord
ing 20 Il NJ ALLEY. general manager
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one groana because they dldn's
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BLAINE COUNTY
CHINOOK. MONTANA
~ Blaine Ceunty Abstrnct o..

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Indicative Of the widespread
interest in the meeting. reserva-
tions from all parts OF the state
have been received By the Three
Forks Chamber OF Commerce.
Purpose OF the convention has
been announced as an initial ef-
fort to perfect an organization
that viii sponsor the revival Of
gold mining in the state, sup
port moves for the stabilizatiOn
Of silver. and in. general work
for the betterment OF the indus
try.
Noted Speakers
According TO advance notices,
some OF the best known mining
men Of the state viii appear on
the program.
Among those slated to appear
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Herein are listed some Of the best bargains to be
found today in Aontanas oil fields and mining districts
In this column found the items that escape the cas-
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