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January 31, 1931
Montana Oil Journal
Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana
What is this article about?
At the annual meeting of the Basin Montana Tunnel Company in New York City on January 15th, all officers were re-elected. The company is completing surveys near Basin and plans to start a cross-cut tunnel in March to access 51 prospected veins, supervised by Mr. Barker and John Johns.
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Officers Re-elected
At the annual meeting of the Basin Montana Tunnel Company, held in New York City on January 15th, all officers were re-elected.
The company is rapidly completing the survey at its properties near Basin and sometime in March it is planned to start the long cross-cut tunnel which will cut at depth some fifty one veins which have been prospected on the surface. The survey is being carried on under the supervision of Mr. Barker and John Johns, formerly an official of the Barnes King Development company.
At the annual meeting of the Basin Montana Tunnel Company, held in New York City on January 15th, all officers were re-elected.
The company is rapidly completing the survey at its properties near Basin and sometime in March it is planned to start the long cross-cut tunnel which will cut at depth some fifty one veins which have been prospected on the surface. The survey is being carried on under the supervision of Mr. Barker and John Johns, formerly an official of the Barnes King Development company.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Officers Re Elected
Tunnel Company
Mining Survey
Cross Cut Tunnel
Basin Montana
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Barker
John Johns
Where did it happen?
New York City, Near Basin
Story Details
Key Persons
Mr. Barker
John Johns
Location
New York City, Near Basin
Event Date
January 15th, Sometime In March
Story Details
Annual meeting re-elects officers; survey completion and tunnel start planned to access 51 veins under supervision of Mr. Barker and John Johns.