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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

Reasonable rent. Met. 1890. Dupont 1900.
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% ACRES. . HOUSES. . BARNS FARM
ing implements. horses. etc. On Marlboro
pike Price. S. 500
as acres House combination barn and
stable In A. A. County bargain at
50 600.
$50 acres. Coll,neton loan. natural
tobacco soil Tenant house and large barn
IL miles from District. Price. 5000
H L. MORRIS; Upper Marlboro. Md.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FAIRFAX. VA-CAPE COD. 5 ROOMS.
recreation room in basement. l acre
srouno: ami: S55. Fairfax G0-J.
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1HhoMA FAFth f1oNES
S41b0: California style bungalow.
rooms and bath. attractive lot. high eleva-
ton, Will trade for farm. close to Wash
NEAR KENsINGToN.
$1,000; well built, attractive English
style brick house. 6 large rooms. bath.
INV. heat: located between Forest Glen
and Kensington; beautiful floors. fireplace,
attic: lot 100 by "41: poultry houses, Not
, speculative house. but was. built by
,ewner. q builder. for his own home.
$4,000; new Dutch Colonial house. 6
large rooms. full basement, h.-w. heat. oak
: floors, fireplace: large lot.
- $5,5o0:, new BUNGALOW: attractive
rooms. bath, h.-w.. heat, fireplace; large lot
: with plenty OF shade city conveniences.
r; D; LILLE co.
e64 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. &C. 1900.
,. GHEXY zSCys0a GHAsE s VIEW HOMES LOTS; soo
s rooms. ami. lot sooxsoo 80 ~ $500
) D rooms, ami. lot 150X2OO - $3.50
. lsSi KGNsiNaToN n HOMES AND LOTS: I!s.ooo
9 rooms. lots, mi. S4.75O
8 rooms ami. ddoox1l5o o-------- $500
GEORGIA AVE. LOTS.
Evans Parkway. Lots: monthly pay
TO 100 IT. and 125 to $50. Water, electric
lishts, .high. pretty view. excellent neigh
'ofn00o Yii HARRY Rssnae NJ. MARTIN MAR .iSe'
~ Phone KensinRton Ts.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

l.2s Eos "a sAAIEms E1ns.ov ACRES q OF TERTILE
$500: terms. H. CARTER, 1407 Carroll
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VIM. T. BALLARD,

L. EYE St. N. w.
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS, S75 up: easy
terms: help build District 917O
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NO CASH
$3.50,

acres, 5-room bungalow. Nice bath;
h-wh: fully equipped kitchen; la miles
Falls Church, on State road.
C. r. REEVES
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S3b.
Bar. and bath, modern cottage; hot-Vater
heat, RaraRe: Ell Lido Va

SUBURBAN PROP.-SAlE OR RENT.
TUXEDO. NEAR CHEVERLY Z PRYOR
ave;-Completely modern BUNGALOW; i'm
Tuxedo. Md.
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MAKE US AN OFFER.

=, Semi detached AUNT apt, bldg. in new
Northwest section. Central hot-water heat
Ing plant. Building new i'll 1896 sold for
S15,ooo. VIII show better than 25fe on
net investment
KELLEY, STEELE & BRANNER.
JAZZ Eye ST. NV District 1T41
SUNDAYS and Evenings. Adams h4ao
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ONE MANS MISFORTUNE
is ANOTHER MANS GAIN
And SO you can pick UP a fine building
fully rented. at
ONLY FOUR TINES THE RENT
very very good investment. We know
OF nothing to equal it. Substantial cash
required. Information in person only.
OHARE ESTATES,
I4uo l. st. NV. Natl O5Sf
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MT RAINIER BARGAIN.
5000 CASH, S45 MO.
Builder able to make unusual offer on
bunsalov taken in trade. ) rooms. bath,
h.-w.h.: ami; new Magic Chef range,
cabinet, shades. screens, large porch. Lot
5ox160. handicapped: paved street: near
parochial and public schools, block to bus
and street cars I-fare zone Formerly sold
at S6.5OO. Completely redecorated. In
epect today. Priced at $3.50 for quick
sale 314S 35th st. Open or phone
OWNER. Greenwood o613
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Md.--Water front acreage on the beautiful
Potomac. from 3 to 100 acres. for only
$3.50 UP per acre. Easy terms.
MARYLAND REALTY.
915 10th st. NV. Natl s0Q5.
Office Open Until PM Sun.
OPPORTUNITY FOR WATER FRONT DE-
velopment within 10 miles of washington,
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EAST CAPITOL, ST
SMALL APT BLDG

SMALL APT. BLDG.
NEAR CALVERT ST BRIDGE.
Beautiful shaded street, hieh-class white
section: convenient to bank, theater
stores stores End Transportation: ~ apis, Of o2 Z
year; unusually we'll financed bldg. earned
2:5@ net on equity last year: priced low
for quick sale. Owner might take small
property as part payment. Call MR.. DREW.
Met. -2S25-2a21. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
9O5 Investment Bldg.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED 10 ACRES CHEAP; 2nc
growth timber land: high altitude. approx
imstely 10 miles northwest Washington
state price and location. Box AM. Star
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHERWOOD FOREST COTTAGE-REAL
bargain SIX rooms completely furnished
Must sell; part cash. Box 2s-M. Star.
WRITE OR VISIT SCIENTIST CLIFFS
Port Republic. Md. 2 different Kind Of
graduates Turn left at sign. and 3-ln
miles beyond Prince Frederick, 10 cabins
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ami: large front porch; inciosed back
porch: 2-car garaee: S45 mo. 81 Wells
ave, EdmonStOn, Nd
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fireplace; air-cond furnace: insul; shady
lawn garden; partly furn. Greenwood
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Handsome Broom House.
2 Acres.

oNL1 0S ,0UU.
The most unusual bargain We have ever
seen--never before offered at less than
$500. and worth much more with early
completion Of nearby highway. A big fine
looking house, s rms. bathrm.. all plumb
and coal ranges: orchard, shrubbery. shade
trees. Small cash, easy terms. See today.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC.
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Arlington. Va
Phone Clar. 400 or Falls Church 43O-J-1
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H. A. HAS MADE TT POSSIBLE
S3OO-Builders' Opportunity.
Nothing can compare in or around
Washington with price or location: 200
high wooded sites all improvements, IL
minutes to Capitol; 30 lots Just sold: five
houses started. 10 going in Immediately.
H. A, financing available. Terms to sub
stantial operator. PHILLIPS H. CLARKE
CO. Spring Brook Terrace Sunday and
NIGHTS pm. Greenwood 3734
LOTS IN Sc. AREA. RAPIDLY DE
yeloping community; high elevations; &C.
foot frontage: $500 up
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye St. NV
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
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MR.. INVESTOR
READ THIS AID,

: Near Confessional Library-7-room
brick. modern. 2-car brick garage; lot
14O IT, deep. Rented S52 80 per month.
The owner has authorized us to sell this
property at S4.750.
B. CRIFASI CO.,
1924 Vermont Ave National R19O
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gains. details I00-acre farm on river; rich
land, ideal camp site near to city Of 30
900: Groom house: electric. heat. barns:
old age forces sale; price. $4,000. BRAY
4 MACGEORGE estab. 1901. Vineland.
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OVERLOOKING POTOMAC: COTTAGE:
DR.. Brookmont Md Wis 2se4-W :.
FOR SALE-LOT. 1OOx500 ON WEST
River. at Shady Side, Md; electricity. Box
4.t1-I, Star
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7-RoOM HOUSE IN BEST LOCATION.
Tskome Park; large lot. near schools. IL
porch: also finished ard a.; 2-car gar; SsS.
Shopherd 4S7o,
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cozy, attractive. modern. newly built home,
or corner lot 1nXG0: ) rooms. tile bath,
uilt-in shower, fun basement built-in ga.
rage; hot-water heat: handy to bus and
schools.
To reach: At Bladcnsburg Peace Gross,
take Defense highway TO school, turn left
on Edmonston road to Wells ave, left on
Wells ave. | block to 4 10. Greenwood lG"l.
A LARGE LOT. IMPROVED WITH g.
room bungalow. garage. in Cherrydale. Va.
2 blocks from Lee highway: put on the
market to sell at So 600, with one-half
cash and balance on terms. Do not answer
this ad if you do not have 81 500.
H. B. MITCHELL.
Phone 1875. Herndon. Va.
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MODEL HOME SITES.

Highland View Park. Silver Spring-lO
choice lots. overlooking Sligo Park: terms
WILLIAMS REALTY CO.. 500 Investment
Bldg Natl 4933
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HONE.
5 acres. = rooms bath, h.-w.h.. elec-
tricity. oil burner. big. bold spring. con-
crete spring house 2-car garage; $1,000;
terms: ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyatts-
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POTOMAC RIVER. WITHIN - MILES
from WASHINGTON on high ridge; 400
feet river frontage. sand bcach. maanifi-
cent view beautiful trees. outstanding
re ldence it, etactTiritv available. eX
ce'fert reiphhors: uns11rpa 1sed duckinE
and good fishing: no buildings: 100 acres;
81 1000. Request Marv,and-Virginia list
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
OPERATOR RELEASES
VALUABLE LEASE ON
BLACKFEET OIL LAND

Facing three immediate offsets
and a limited market for crude,
William Hanlon, Cut Bank produc-
er, released back to the Blackfeet
Indian council a lease on 1888 ac-
res of valuable oil land in the Big
Bend pool of Cut Bank oil field.
Hanlon is preparing to drill
third wen on his Allotment No. 1913
lease which will give a fourth off
set required. The land released is
described by lot numbers but is
approximately the NJ SEA and
NE4 SWA 12-32-6W. The tract
corners about half a mile north
west Of the recently completed San
ia Rita-Jordan producer which is
rated at ESQ barrels per day. mi
tial.
The tract will be again offered
for public bid by the Blackfeet
council.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
COL ONEL WILLARD
FILES FOR G. o. P.
CONGRESS SEAT

Colonel Harry o. Willard, U.
S A., retired. the jovial fighting
colonel of Kesun Oil company fame,
arrived in the north oil fields dur
ing the past week not to complain
about his allowable under sproration
but to shake hands with voters.
Colonel willard is a candidate
for the republican nomination for
congressman from the second dis
trict It is his first plunge into
politics and the good right hand
trained at West Point to cuff the
towards is now turned to pumping
votes out of the handshaking pro-
letariat
Born under the planet Mars. the
colonel has spent a lifetime in
looking UP fights He fought in
the Spanish-American war, chased
Villa. partaking in all of the side
wars and skirmishes of the Ameri-
can army up to and including the
world war in which he took active
part. After the war he left the
army and conducted a war in the
Gordon Campbell-Kevin syndicate,
thus becoming a familiar figure in
the north Montana oil industry.
Recently the colonel sensed
fight in the BUY Montana Gaso-
line' campaign and he became
county chairman in the movement
at Lewistown. Arriving at a firm
disagreement with the policies of
the New Deal, he decided to launch
an attack on a new front, asking the
voters to put him in the front
trenches in Washington to engage
in new warfare Modest in his claims
and assertions, the colonel declares
that he has no elixir or cure-all
which will solve the national prob
lens but merely seeks to halt New
Deal methods.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
PLACER FIRM
HOLDS FIRST
ANNUAL MEET

The annual meeting of stock
holders of Big Horn Placer Mining
corporation held lat Billings was
featured by a complete report OF
operations. submitted by ]. F..
Sperry. president. Copies of the
printed report of 46 pages have
been furnished to all stockholders.
The company has leases on extern
sive mining claims OF the Crow In
dian tribal council on Big Horn
river. south of Hardin. The leases
provide a 800 royalty to the In
dams
Commercial operations were start
ed last fall. following drill testing.
A Union Iron Works washer. with
dragline shovel, was installed. This
is the machine that was successfully
used on Washington gulch, near
Finn. Mont, and it was used
in determining recovery processes
on the Big Horn. The company
owns. in addition to the tribal
lease, the west bank of the river, on
which patented claims were avail
able. Testing thus far has indicat-
Gu LudL LlE oOul NG VI SOiu 10 III NnC
upper canyon, or in one of its tri-
butaries, and increased gold is ex-
Dected in the upper portions Of the
streams. Values below the mouth
of the canyon were not commercial
under the terms OF the tribal lease.
Tremendous handicaps must be
overcome to test the ground, as well
as to ultimately wash the gravels,
the president revealed. The dan
gerous rapids of the river made
hazardous the work in the canyon.
Two boats capisized and sank in. the
rapids above the Black canyon.
Later, the drill barge sank in IS
feet OF water, and machinery and
derricks had to be transported.
with great difficulty, into the can
yon of high, towering walls, to
the barge and equipment.
The work of testing continues and |
are being made to
install equipment in the upper |
canyon.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
ANACONDA EARNINGs

Anaconda Copper Mining Co and
subsidiaries reported 1897 net in
come of S31.3S7.S61 after charges
but before deduction for depletion
of metal mines, equal to 1892 a
share of capital stock. This compar-
ed with 1886 net income of 1881
S29. or 1888 a capital share.
The company passed its common
dividend due at this time
Cash on hand as of Dec. 81,
amounted to SIS, 691 SIS, a decrease
of s2.5S6.316 from year ago.
Current assets of s99,S59,661 COM
nared with current liabilities Of
$2O,O74, 800
Copper output during the year
set a new record and topped by
A Q per cent the previous peak in
1929. Total production, after de-
Quoting purchased ores and metal
treated for others, amounted to
S42.622.162 pounds, a jump of 52.6
percent over 1886.
Gold production from company
mines totaled 45,827 ounces and
output of silver amounted to s.
535.455 ounces.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
STATE GAS LAND
CAN ENTER INTO
UNIT OPERATION

HELENA-A consolidated lease
between the state land board and
the Glacier Production company OF
Cut Bank for the purpose OF ma
tural gas developments, the land
board to share the profits. was
ruled legal by the Supreme Court
E. G. Toomey. local attorney,
brought a test suit, based on a
number OF techniealities, among
them being that the proposed 100
acres of state school land is great
er than the 640-acre maximum as
set by statute. Associate Justice
A. H. Angstman, who wrote the
majority opinion, declared that.
"by its very terms the act provides
that pooling agreements are not to
be prevented.
Included in the pooling agree
ment along with the 72O acres OF
state school land are 1900 acres
of privately owned land on which
the Glacier Production company
has leases.
The company is to pay one
eighth royalty on all gas produced,
royalties to be apportioned among
all lessons according to acreage
owned by them. Under this plan
the state would receive 720-192Oths
of any royalties
The court held that the land
board was acting in the best in
terest of the state "and has con-
summated an agreement which we
are no able to say is not bene-
ficial to the state
That distributing facilities in
the area were entirely in one own
ership, that the market was linn
tied, and that the board would not
itself develop and produce gas,
were facts faced by the land board.
the court said. concluding that the
state could fare best by entering
into the agreement.
at had authority to enter the
agreement, and we are not con-
cerned with its wisdom the court
stated, cit appearing affirmatively
that the interests of the state have
been fully protected in Sc
curing to it it's full share of the
gas underlying its lands
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
PROSPECTOR is
SEEKING CAPITAL
FOR DEvEL OPM EN /

Il have prospect which think
could be developed into a paying
mine, writes r. w. Aplin of Lin
coin. 81 have considerable work al
ready done towards development
but I find it necessary to do more
extensive development work to put
this property in shape for produc-
ton. / have had assays that show
ed good and not so good but even
the worst could make good mill
feed. I have three leads and three
claims which 1 think connect with
depth. have found rich float in
the vicinity of these veins.
81 have given you some idea as
to what l have. I am asking If
you could offer any suggestionse
that would help me towards rails
ing money to further develop this
l am not a promoter and
don't know anything about promot
ing but I would like to develop this
property to the extent that it would
warrant a fair sized mill. l have
enough development to show ore
to justify and pay for a small mill
and equipment but I don't think
small mill would be profitable as
against operation costs per ton of
ore treated.
Respectfully yours.
R. w. APLIN,
Lincoln, Mont"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28

In reviewing Shell progress ma
tionally, the brochure shows growth
in investment from $215, 1885
in 1922. when the Shell Union Oil
corporation was incorporated, to
SSSO.2O2,S8S in 1887 In this III
teen-year period net earnings nave
increased from S9.596.351 to $780,
66S,8SO in 1887 production from
16.644,0OO net barrels to 4S,65S'-
OPS; and operating expenditures
from $26,41O,493 to $2OO,476,O6S.
AT the close of 1887, 28,771 men
and women were on Shell payrolls
nationally and were receiving
total of S54.6S7.O45 in wages and
salaries. Contributions to federal
state, county and municipal gov
ernments in 1887 taxes collected
and pa.d by the Shell group OF con-
panies. totaled S78,33S,92S.
Belither details western develop
ment in the following statement:
I'm entering its twenty-sixth year
of service and concentrating its
silver anniversary. Shell Oil com
pany is proud to have kept pace
with the upbuilding of the Western
Empire.
twenty-five years ago this west
ern subsidiary of the Shell Union
group had its beginning with As
employees. Today it provides en-
ployment for 1853 men and women
and in addition thousands of per-
sons are directly engaged in the
distribution of Shell products to
consumers in the Pacific coast area.
"Shell started with no produc-
ton in 1912. Company wells pro-
duced 21,945,014 net barrels of pc
troleum in 1887. Total taxes col
lected and paid to federal, state,
and local governments have grown
from 1915 to $26,2B9,713 in the
same period. Comparable increases
have been made in total wages,
salaries, and expenditures for sup
plies. materials and transportation
here in the West.
To-day thousands of service units
and SAL bulk plants serve Shell
customers in California. Oregon,
Washington, British Columbia, Mon
tana. Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Ne
vada, Arizona, New Mexico. and
the Hawaiian Islands
"The company officers and di-
rectors are deeply grateful for the
of its customers and the
efficiency and royalty of dealers
and employees, which made possible
this record of progress"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
WAGNER Is sHIPPTNG

LIBBY=Word comes from Frank
Wagner at Bolton, Mont, which says
that he has shipped to Libby two
and a half ons Of NO. 16 rails to
be used in developing his mining
claims on Shaughnessy hill. Wagner
says his claims are an extension
of the Glacier Silver Lead lead. He
further says the vein has been open
ed on the surface of the ground a
distance of 1000 feet. The rails
are to- be used in driving a cross
cut to tap the lead at a depth Of
a thousand feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN ASn
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE coRPO-
| RATION. a corporation,
I Earl E. McLeish and Selma McLeish,
| husband and wife;
Margaret R. Bell; Howard R. Midget
Defendants
THE STATE OF MONTANA to the
above named defendants
You are hereby summoned to answer
| the complaint in this action which is
filed in the office Of the Clerk OF this
Court. a copy Of which is herewith
served upon you, and to file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this summons,
exclusive of the day of service; and in
case Of your failure TO appear or answer,
Judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded on the
complaint.
said action is brought for the purpose
OF securing a Judgment for the unpaid
balance due on certain note in the
principal sum Of S25O0.00, dated the LIST
day of July, 1888 made, executed and
delivered by Earl f.. McLeish and Selma
McI4eish, husband and wife, to the Land
Bank Commissioner for and on behalf
OF the plaintiff herein, and the mortgage
securing the same, with interest, ad-
vances, attorney fees and costs, and to
fOreclOse that certain mortgage given
to secure said note which said mortgage
IS OF record IN BOOK 81 OF mortgages
on page 115, records of Cascade County,
State of Montana. and which covers the
following described real prOperts stu
ated in Cascade County, State of Mon
tana, tO-wit;
The West Half Of the Northwest
Quarter. the Northwest Quarter OF the
Southwest Quarter and the South Half
of the Southwest Quarter of Section
Twenty eight. and the SOuts east
Quarter Of the Northeast Quarter and
the East Half of the Southeast
Quarter OF Section Twenty mine,
Township Nineteen North, Range
Except the following tract In the
Northwest Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter Of said Section Twenty eight
Commencing at point on the East
line Of said 40 acre tract 20 feet
South of the North Section line of
Section Twenty eight, thence West
at right angles 11s yards, thence
South at right angles 2O6 yards,
thence East at right angles lis yards
to East line Of said 40 acre tract,
thence North along said line 206
ject to right of Way for public road
as same now exists over and across
said property; and
All water and water rights used
upon or appurtenant to said property
and however evidenced;
Together with all and singular the
tenements Entertainments and appur-
tenances thereto belonging or in
anywise appertaining;
and for such further relief as prayed
for and deemed proper by the court. all
Of which more fully appears in the
verified complaint filed herein.
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of
this court. this 9Th day of May, 1898
GEORGE HARPER
Clerk of the District Court
BY II. ]. SKINNER
Deputy Clerk.
Great Falls, Montana
X. w. MACPHERSON,
Welch Building. u
Snokane. Washington ri
for Plaintiff
COURT SEAL)
Date OF first publication May I. 1888
Ak
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
SELL VERNuCu1ITE

HAMILTON-G. H. Garnett and
Swift Chamberlain, Hamilton min
ing men. have announced the sale
of their vermiculite mine, 10 miles
east of here, to the American Yer
miculite Co. of Minneapolis.
The sales price was not announc-
ed. Chamberlain had been char
acterlzed by members of the faculty
of Montana School of Mines at
Butte as one of the nations largest
vermieulite deposits.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
BANYA-NAGY CORPORATToN

Banya-Nagy corporation has been
incorporated to engage in general
mining business, with headquarters
at Helena. Directors are Carl B.
LAUGH, Cecil L. Miller and c. Milton
Kelly, all of Helena, and Donald L.
Rose and Caude M. Ewing of
Indianapolis, Ind. CAPITAL stock
is listed at $4,000. divided into
$4,000 shares of 81 par value each
five Of which are subscribed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
NEW JERSEY TO BE PROVING
GROUND FOR STANDARD OIL"

NEW YORK, May 19-New Jer-
scey proposes to be the proving
ground for the Standard of New
Jerseys effort to maintain retail
gasoline prices under fair trade acts
which have been passed in several
other states in which the company
operates, it was indicated by
company official today.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
MONTANA-NEvADA MINING 90

Northumberland Mining company
has been incorporated in Silver Bow
county. Capital stock is listed at
10000 shares without par value.
1ncorporators are Harold w Eppink
Sam O'Connell and John F. Veg
man all of Butte.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
FTLEs MINING CLAIM

Bert C. tanning of Winston has
filed mineral application in the
Great Falls land office on the Twin
Fractinon and Mystery fraction lode
mining claims in Section "a, T..
SN Range Nv.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-05-28
NORTH BUTTE ELECTS

BUTTE-StockhoId OF the
North Butte Mining Co. elected
Thomas w. Roche as a director
succeeding the late Jerry J. Har-
rington. secretary-treasurer Of the
company for many years.