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[HUMOUR] - MONTAGNE (Guy) -Livre Rare Book

Les nouvelles histoires droles de guy montagné.

[MINING PROSPECTUS - MONTANA]. [TANZER, Gottwerth Lebrecht (Pres & GM); SWARTZ, CA (Vice Pres), & BLACK, JJ (Sec/Treas)]. G M CBiblio.com

Copper: not a romance -- but an interesting presentation of cold-hard facts. . . .

192162358Seattle WA & Cooke City MT: Western Smelting & Power Company 1921. Oblong 4to. 10 x 7 in. 47 1 pp. With photo plates text illustrations 1 large folding map. Textured beige softcovers raised embossed copper decorative lettering front cover yapp fore-edges slight toning minor shelfwear still a VG bright copy. First edition of this exceedingly rare mining investment prospectus issued following World War I by The Western Smelting & Power Company to raise money to build their two-part aerial tramway system to connect the Homestake and Gold Dust mines to the Companyâ€™s copper smelter just completed in 1921. The WS&P Co. had already built a 350 kilowatt hydro-electric power plant near the 53 foot â€œBig Fallâ€ waterfall on the Clarkâ€™s Fork River which featured a quarter mile wooden flume to carry water to the plant and in fact the flume required so much lumber they had also constructed a sawmill producing 800000 board feet of timber. When completed the tram operated at a speed of 12 mph and was capable of delivering 250 tons of ore to their smelter every six hours. Although the tram was completed four years later there is no evidence either the smelter or tram was in operation by 1926 and the company never reached commercial production. By late 1926 the Gold Dust Adit had reached 2100 and had not tapped the Homestakeâ€™s ore body and in 1929 the WS&P Co. had failed to stockpile any ore. Eventually the smelter was converted to 1000-ton flotation plant and destroyed by fire in 1988. The Map depicts â€œClaims surveyed for patent and principal locations New World unor Mining District Park County MT. Tanzer 1863-1927 had originally organized the New World Mining & Development Co. in Cooke City MT in 1904 and after beginning initial construction and with additional investors it became the Western Smelting & Power Co. He was an inveterate developer and promoter of Cooke City MT mining interests. No copies in Worldcat; See: Chapter 4. The Western Power and Smelting Aerial Tram System 24PA879 US Forest Service 2024 pp. 4-1 thru 4-32 with photos; Historical Note - Week of March 8th Cooke City Mining Man Dies in Germany Cooke City Montana Museum 2023. Western Smelting & Power Company, paperback

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