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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
ANACONDA GETS
LORE MINES IN
SHAPE FOR WORK

Anaconda Copper Mining Com
pany is operating its Butte mines
at about 5O% Of capacity and Is
reconditioning its St. Lawrence and
Leonard Mines so that they can
be put on production any time
they are needed. These mines two
Of the largest in Butte, have been
heavy producers in the past. The
st. Lawrence ceased production on
August IS, 1881, and the Leonard
on January IA. 1881.
At the Mayflower mine southeast
OF Whitesall. in Madison county,
the Anaconda Copper Mining COM
pany is building camp, consist
ing OF boarding and bunk houses;
and other buildings. The property
recently was connected with one
of the main electric transmission
lines OF the Montana Power COM
pany.
The company is now running rich
ore from the Mayflower which was
acquired in August, 1928, from
the w. A. Clark estate. Clark
bought the Mayflower for several
hundred Thousand dollars and with
in comparatively short time took
many millions out of 1t.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
TICKER
NEWS

Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining
& Concentrating October income,
S174,527 against income $149 500
in September and income s67.551
In October 1884. Ten months In
come $1,0S5,556 against income
ss27,03O in like 1884 period.
U. S. October silver output A.
OOS.OO ounces against s,54S.OO0 in
September and 2.OS9. 900 in Octo-
Der 1884. Ten months, 30.S20,00O
vs.. 21,54S.00O.
The general oil situation Is the
best in years in the opinion OF J.
A. MOffett. vice president of Stand
ard Oil Of California, who stated
prior to HIS sailing on the S. s.
Europa that he was going abroad
to look over the general foreign
picture with respect to company
business. Mr.. MOffett said ne
would so to London where a
refinery is to be constructed on the
Bahrein island
o q o o
U. s. November 1 lead stocks,
319. Ats short tons against 322.395
on Oct. /, and S15,492 on Nov. L.
1894.
q q q q
Noranda Mines declared interim
dividend of 81 pay in Canadian cur
'ency on Dec. % to stock of rec
ord Dec. II.
Premier Gold declared dividend
Il cents and / cent extra, payable
10 to stock OF record Dec.
6.
New York-Titanie Standard di- i,
idend Is cents payable Dec. "a (
0 stock Of record Dec. IA. This
makes total of S7k cents for
935.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
GET $500 ORE
IN RICH VEIN
At CALLAHAN

A vein that was a few inches
wide in the main tunnel of the Cal
laIhan mine, near Jefferson City,
has wfdened beyond the width OF
the tunnel. and has a rich streak
Of high grade on the hanging wall
that assays up to $500 per ton.
Across the face, the ore will aver
age $40 per ton at the present time.
This information was brought to
Great Falls by James LaFOuntain,
head of the new company operat-
ing the mine and now building
50-ton mill. The tunnel was driven
200 feet farther into the mountain,
giving 175-foot backs. Work in the
mine has stopped and the entire
crew Of II men is now working on
the mill.
The mill consists of two 100-ton
Jaw crushers. and a 41h-foot Hard
inge ball mill. The hydraulic trap
will take out the coarse gold, the
material passing on to Dohr clas-
sitter which viii return the over
size to the ball mill. Below the
classifier is a Gibson amaIgamator,
then a Wilfrey table and finally
SIX Farenwaid fIotation cells.
The mill is powered by a 75-
horse power Diesel motor. A new
262-foot Chicago-Pneumatic com
pressor has been installed. power
ID by so hip. Waykesha motor. /
The mill is located on Wilson
creek, with adequate water, two
miles from the main adit. A two
nile road, wide enough for two
rucks to pass. was completed in
10 hours work by use OF a 6O-Cat-
srpillar which shunted second
srowth pines. bouIders and stumps
Ike they we're pebbles. A sO-Cat-
'rpillar is now used to negotiate
he steep grade up to the mine.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
RUBY GULCH 500
TON MILL WILL BE
READY, JANUARY

Ruby Gulch Mining company,
near Zortman, in the Little Rockies
mountains. is shipping two cars
per week Of high grade gold ore,
according to Carl ]. Trauerman,
Butte mining engineer and presi-
dent Of that company.
Charles Whitcomb, the original
developer OF the district is the
largest stakeholder in the com
pany, being vice-president and gem
eral manager Control OF the cor
poration was purchased by Whit
comb and Trauerman from the
Zimmeran estate and Sioms Bro
theirs and Helmere Of st. Paul and
the First National Bank & Trust
company Of Minneapolis.
A 300-ton cyanide teaching plant
is now being built. and should be
in operation shortly after the first
of next year. The ore will be
crushed TO 3-Sths mesh by crusher
and rolls and distributed into 800
ton tanks by a conveyor and dis
system. Practically all tine
mill equipment has been ordered, |
including Westinghouse motors, a /
800 horsepower venn-Severin Die
sci oil engine. direct-connected TO |
an Ideal Electric comphny fly
Wheel type 440-volt generator. Wa
.er will be pumped a distance OF /
1000 feet thru a five inch line.
This mill win replace a mill that
burned and which treated over l.
100000 tons OF ore with an aver
lge assay value of S2.15 per ton.
Mining ana milling costs were
i1,05 per ton and S1S5 per ton
vas extracted. The company paid
dividend every month that the
Mill was running, under the super
ision OF Milton Leydig.
Ore is extracted from a large
pen cut, under which haulage
unnels are driven, the tunnels
re now equipped with track, over
cad trolley wires, and electric
locomotives. Ernest Dorias of the
Iontana Stock & Bond Co, Butte,
secretary, Harry Whitcomb, treas
rer; E. Murphy. Butte, assistant
and C. L. Frederichs OF
Ielena is auditor.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
CROSSCUT in BASIN
MINE PICKS STREAK
BOUNCE GOLD ORE

Basin Goldfields, Limited, has
opened a new body of ore in a
.croscut driven S5 feet north Of its
main vein. The ore assays little
better than two ounces Of gold per
ton The property Is located IN the
Pole Mountain district about a mile
northwest of Basin. Carl ]. Trauer-
man, Butte, is consulting engineer
and August Freeburg, Is superin-
tendent. At a recent stockholders
meeting, Trauerman was elected
president, Leonard g. Courtney OF
Butte, vice-president, and Arrest
DOrais, Of the Montana Stock and
Bond Company, Butte, was re-elec-
ted secretary-treasurer
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
HEIDEL HEADS EMS

At the annual meeting of the
Montana Society OF engineers. held
IN Butte, C. S. Heidel of Helena
was elected president, J. J. CarrI-
gan Butte, First Vice-President. r.
Chaliender, Bozeman, second
Yice-president, ]. w. MacEwan
Butte, secretary, and Alex Leggatt
Butte, treasurer. William Flynn Of
Anaconda, and H. H. Cochrane.
Butte, were elected to the board Of
u dstees- The engineers inspected
the workings OF the Basin Non
sana Tunnel Company, northeast Of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

Two governmental agencies will
be introduced to the Montana min
ing fraternity at the Butte meet
ing. August Grunert, Montana sup
ervisor Of r. F. c. loans to min
ing companies, will discuss develop
ment loans-amounting to $780,
600 or less. Later, Barclay Craig
head, Montana director OF the fed
eral housing administration. will
tell how mining companies may
get loans up to $4,000 each for
purchase. installation and rehab-
ilitation Of mining and milling and
smelling machinery through that
agency.
When the annual meeting OF the
association was held in Great Falls
there was much discussion Of min
ing loans but the whole setup was
so complex and untried that the
meeting did little substantial good.
The two loans that have been made
in Montana were brought about by
the principals going down to Wash
ington with their attorneys and
accountants. taking up their resi-
dence there until the loans-after
months Of wOrk-were granted.
This is a procedure that bars most
Montana miners However, a great |
~ simplified procedure has been |
evolved and Montana now has two |
examiners. one for the develop |
ment or 'iCdass B" loans and /
another for 0he "Ciass A" loans
in sums greater than $4,000.
The meeting at Butte will open
morning at 10 O'Clock with
F. G. Gilbert, secretary, in the
chair in place of vice president
Bacorn, who Is out of the state.
lean Kelley, Montana State In
CommissionT-. has been
lsked to address the morning ses-
lion.
President Carl Trauerman viii
preside IN the afternoon meeting,
starting at 1890. August Grunert,
Montana supervisor of r. f. C.
oans, will speak and thereafter
lnswer questions. He will be fol- !
owed by Mr.. Craighead Of the
Federal Housing Administration,
nd his paper viii be followed by (
discussion.
Mr.. Traeurman will speak on &
he difficulties encountered by pri-
nary mining companies in succesc-
ully registering with the SecuT-
ties & Exchange Commission un- !
Ter the Federal Securities Act of I
1898. Mr.. Trauerman has been one s
# the most outspoken of the crit
cs OF the SEC and 1t is possible
hat the association, in league with
imilar associations in other west
I'm states. win be able to secure a
modification of the commission
'ules as applied to mine financing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
MINERS CALLED TO MEET At BUTTE SAT.
FEDERAL FUNDS FOR
MINES NOW AVAILABLE
FROM 2 DEPARTMENTS

The attitude of Uncle Sam banker for miners will be the
principal topic of discussion mdwner meeting of the Mining
held Saturday, December A. in
the New Finlen Hotel Butte
of the coming session made this week by
Taueman president of the association who has been
the effort facilitate the operations of Montana mining
enterprises Few Montana miners have benefited from the profer
government aid largely due the lack of knowledge of the
method proceedure according officers of the association
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
EMRTCK DOUBLES

(continued from Page Onel
mean the development of large
ceramic industries.
The American subsidiary Is
known as British-American syn
dictate, Inc. which will conduct
the drilling operations on the
American side. The Regina pro-
ject will involve an investment of
S7.000.000.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

William H. Hax, New York, pres
ident OF the Basin Montana Tun-
mel Company, recently inspected
the property near Basin, which Is
treating better than zoo tons Of
ore per day in its flotation plant,
from its Comet and Grey Eagle
mines. Frank Mcpherson. Butte
mining engineer. is general SUPER
intendent
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
LITTLE Ben RUNS
$50, 900 MONTHLY

Little Ben Mining company, west
of the Ruby Gulch Mining com
pany, near Landusky, in the Little
Rockies mountains, Phillips county
is turning out close to $4,000 OF
gold bullion monthly from its
coarse crushing, cyanide teaching
plant. P. A. Wickhem is manager.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

The new Hedsell mill OF the
Morning Glory mines, near Basin.
Jefferson County, started opera
tions the first week in Novenrber.
The company produces gold ana sill
YER ores
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

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themselves OF the use OF the Montana
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library, which has the largest eOilee-
private reports on Montana eli and
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reports are ont Of print, copies VIII
be furnished Of reports. together vita
maps, on moderate folio charge
through the supply Department Mon.
tana on and Mining journal, First
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Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

MAP Of the City OF Cut Rank showins
ownership OF town lots and wei loca-
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section ~ In Township Am. REM.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
MINING

SMALL SCALE Placer Mining Nr.,h-
SSs ~, chas. Jackson and John n
ntEaeDei' booklet giving nrarar
~ a,ning districts in Montana and ida
mn,,e .sI .aLs associated with placer
ssruet ne proper equipment. E0e oer
supply Department. Month";
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

OVER TIE COUNTER
Wash. Wtr. Power 81 .-.-s98 800
Mont. Power Pfd $50 $94.50
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

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OIL

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09
City Will See
New York Cast
'L'AigIon,' to Open Feb. rs
Stars Eva lie GaIIienne.

Lee Shubert's production of
"LAiglon" c'The Eaglet'D in which
Eva LIE Gallienne. and the New York
Civic Repertory Company, will be
seen at Englishs for two nights
starting Monday Feb. 25, brings to
the American theater one Of the
most successful plays ever presented
on the French stage.
Clemence Dane has made the
adaptation of Rostand's famous
story. Richard Addinsell has COM
posed a special musical score that
will be Synchronized with the play,
Aline Bernstein has designed the
settings. The period of "L'Aiglon"
is Austria in 1902.
The story is concerned with the
intrigue that surrounded the young
Duke of Reichstadt, son Of Napo-
leon I and the Empress Marie
Louise.
The cast is large and members
of the New York Civic Repertory
Company will be seen in the roles
of historical personages.
Aside from Miss LIE Gallienne the
cast includes Averell Harris, Paul
LeysSac, Marion Evenson, Donald
Cameron, Leona Roberts, Sayre
Crawley, Walter Beck and Helen
Walpole.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

Used in the coming of the famous
St. Olaf Lutheran Choir, which has
been engaged to give concert next
Tuesday night in the Keith theater.
This organization, composed of go
carefully selected voices from the
student body at st. Olaf College,
Mortified, Mimi, has repeatedly
toured the country from east to
west, winning the highest praise
from the music critics of leading
newspapers in Boston, New York,
Chicago, Cleveland, Washington,
Denver, Seattle, San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
It's coming here is in response to
urgent requests from many to whom
its fame has spread.
The choir has been trained and
its concerts are conducted by DR.. F.
MeliuS Christensen, whose choral
ideals were absorbed in the classes
directed by Cantor Gustav Schreck
at the University of Leipzig, who
was for many years the leader of
the celebrated Thomas Church
Choir.
Sixty young men and women form
the choir. The unanimity of criti-
cal opinion concerning their merit
is one of the most astonishing
things in Americas musical life. DR..
Christensen retains only such
voices as are free from unsteadiness
and disposition to breathiness, and
the result is perfection of balance,
precision of attack and release, and
f1awleSS information.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09
Pollock Comma to CitV

Ben Pollack and his orchestra
will play their first engagement on
the Indiana Roof tomorrow night.
Appearing with the nationally IA
nous orchestra, which has been
contracted for one night only, will
be Doris Robbins.
Miss Robbins, former singing star
of the ziegfeld "Follies," has been
featured with Pollack for the last
two years.
Popular demand is responsible
for the return engagement which
Slim Lamar and his orchestra will
play on the Roof starting next
Tuesday night
The unit has the same instrument
tation and plays the same type of
dance music as Eddie Duchin and
his orchestra.
They will be on the Roof Tues
day, Wednesday and Friday only.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09
Musical PLAY
TO Be Offered
Meet My Sister Scheduled
at Civic Theater.

Frederick Burleigh, director of the
Civic Theater. tonight will present
meet Ny Sister" a play with mu-
sic.
The story Is adapted from the
French of Berr and Verneuil by
Harry wagstaf Grioble with music
by Ralph BenOtsky.
Meet Ny Sister" opened in New
York on Dec. 80. 1880. and played
I67 performances at the Shubert
Theater. Those featured in 1t were
Bettina Hall. who will be remem-
bered in Indianapolis for her work
with the America Opera Company.
and Walter Slezak. who was so
popular in Music in the Air" with
the New york company.
Blair TAYLOR will be seen and
heard here in the role Of the Mar
quiS. which was played ORIGINALLY
by George GrOSsmith-
The play Will run from Feb. 9
through Feb. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

IN The Hollywood Penthouse, 4"
Ash introduces a brilliant array Of
talented stage favorites including
Msris Hollis. sensational acrobatic
dancing star who. in addition 20 her
engagements in Broadway produc-
tons. has also graced such motion
pictures as The Show Of Shows. 4"
mo. No. Nanette." and Warner
Bros. Lilies Of the Field" Dave
and Hilda Murray. versatile vaude-
Williams; Minette ZuSsin. petite Pa
risian; Kenneth and Leroy. Negro
lads who are among the most recent
OF Ash'S discoveries. and whose
dancing IS Of a shOw-stOpping va
riety: Ray Sax, musical genius
formerly OF Earl CAROLS Vanities.
and the Two Daveys. comedy Jug
glers. Paul Ash's own chorus Of
Dancing Sweethearts, a beauteous
ensemble. is much In evidence
throughout the show.
The picture. When A Mans A
Man" was filmed from Harold Bell
WriEhtS famous novel Of the West,
"A WI" AAAWA AAaN DFEAE Tau " lAAOA z
than sixteen millions Of Americans
in all walks OF life.
The stereOtyped version Of the
West as peOpled by outlaws. has
been abandoned by the author in
favor Of a vibrant story OF youth in
vOlved in a vital romance.
The setting is an Arizona ranch
to which comes a mysterious East
erner. silent as 10 his past. Be
friended by a hardened Westerner.
he changes from a playbOy TO a
rugged mans man" and finds him
self IN a dilemma of a lifetime when
he realizes that his benefactOr and
himself are rivals for the love OF
the same girl.
In the cast supporting OBrien
are Dorothy Wilson, Paul Kelly.
Jimmy Butler and many other
popular players. Assorted short
subjects complete the screen pro-
gram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09
Band Is Popular

Erwin Cakes and His Acorns, the
new band at the Chateau Lido,
have gone over with a bang and in
order to enable more Indianapolis
night life devotees to hear the band,
the management is holding open
house one night each week when
there is no cover charge. Watch
The Times for announcement of the
night to be observed this week.
The headliners on this weeks
floor show will be Lola and Andre,
colorful dance team held over for
another week.
Johnnie Tullis and Anne will sup
ply the comedy and fast tap dane
ing for the show and 10 Arnold.
singing her "blueS" and Max Hilbert
as master of ceremonies, will round
out the program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

Lombard in "Rumba." short reels
Circle-Douglas Montgomery ano
David Manners in THE Mystery Of
Edwin brood" Short reels.
Lyric-George OBrien in when
a Mans Man." and Paul Ash in
THE Hollywood Penthouse" on
stage. Short reels.
ApoIIOZWarner GLAND in Charlie
Chan in Paris" Short reels.
Colonial-Company Burlesque and
pictures.
Strand-Roger Pryor in Strange
Wives and Chateau Secrets"
Ambassador-Cha Bickfo
in "The Wicked Woman" and Mills
of the Gods"
Ricardo Cortez in 81 am
Thief" and Frontier Days"
Capitol Narcotic"
Ohi0-Jackie Cooper in 'Peck'S
Bad Boy" and Marie Galante."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09
Soprano Chosen
as Guest Artist
DuSoIina Giannini to Appear
With MaennerChor.

On Monday night, Feb. 10, at the
Academy Of Music, the male chorus
OF the Indianapolis Maennerchor
with Dusolina Giannini, soprano, as
guest artist. will appear in recital.
Karl Reckzeh, chorus director, has
arranged a program for his singers
which includes the works of Beetho-
ven, Schubert, Engelsberg and Bau-
mann.
Miss Giannini will be accompa-
MED by Miss Molly Bernstein in her
part Of the recital. This singer is
the most popular artist that the
Maennerchor brings to Indianapolis,
and her past recitals have been tri-
umphs.
The program will be as follows:
VIE schoen bisf du'' schubert
Male Chorus.
Il
.'Schafe konner sicher weiden " Bach
Prom The Biz .hday Cantsta" for Duke
-, Christian ~ sse s 7. Wg We
From the "Kaffee Cantata."
with Obligsto for two futesl.
Dusolina GianniL..
III
'Muttersprache" --..-.... Engelsberg
Male Chorus.
~
'Pa-=. Pace" LA Fora del Destino'
.-------.. Neroi
Dusolina Giannini.
v
-FlscnerVei>e" --......-........ Schubert
Der AIusensolm' -------.-..-.. Schubert
''Und v hist du deinen Liebsten sterben
sehpn" Observation-Disclosures. Hugo Wolf
"Morgen -timmung' -..-.-.... Hugo Wolf
Dusolina Giannini.
VI
We des Duro Wellen fiiessen" Jungst
'KorsarengeSang' -----.-... Baumann
Male Chorus.
VII
.-Nebbie" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Respighi
Chi vuol Ia Zingarella" ...- ... Paisiello
CELTIC Lindo' Spanish Folk Song
Arr. BY J.. Nuno and Ed. Harris.
Dusolina Giannini.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09

With the two appearances of
George M. Cohan next Tuesday in
"Ah, WildernessI" English's starts
a series of offerings which would do
credit to Broadway.
Beginning Monday, Feb. IS for
three nights, Lenore Uric will ap-
pear in Pagan Lady" Maurice
Schwartz, famous Jewish actor and
star of the Yiddish Art Theater,
will appear in a recital of roles
which have made him famous.
Beginning Monday night, Feb. Is,
for two nights, Eva, LIE Caffeine
will appear in "L'Aiglon."
Then "Dodsworth" and MARY of
Scotland are scheduled to follow
later in the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-09
Novelty Offered

The Showboat is presenting on
this weeks floor program something
novel in the way of night club en-
tertainment. The largest marimba-
phone in the world is being played
each night by the Musical BentleyS,
man and a girl
Gracia and La Mar. the sensa-
tional rhumba artists, have been
held over by popular request and
Hill and Hill, the snappy Negro duo.
is coming back for the week in an
act of fast tap and routine
numbers.
Morrey Bremen and the band
are being supplemented by Miss
Judy Chapman, girl vocalist.