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May 16, 1931
Montana Oil And Mining Journal
Great Falls, Billings, Cascade County, Yellowstone County, Montana
What is this article about?
C. R. Teter and associates plan to reopen three historic gold mines—the Easton, Pacific, and Missouri—in the Virginia City district after a period of idleness, employing about 100 men for rehabilitation and resumption of operations.
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FAMOUS GOLD MINES REOPEN
Plans for renewing operations at three famous gold producers in the Virginia City district have been announced by C. R. Teter and associates.
Three properties have been taken over under lease and bond, the Easton. the Pacific and the Missouri. Each of the three has produced a large amount of gold in the past but all have been idle for some time.
According to Teter, a force of about 100 men will be employed in the very near future in rehabilitating the properties and preparing for a resumption of activity.
Plans for renewing operations at three famous gold producers in the Virginia City district have been announced by C. R. Teter and associates.
Three properties have been taken over under lease and bond, the Easton. the Pacific and the Missouri. Each of the three has produced a large amount of gold in the past but all have been idle for some time.
According to Teter, a force of about 100 men will be employed in the very near future in rehabilitating the properties and preparing for a resumption of activity.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Fortune Reversal
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Gold Mines
Virginia City
Reopening
C. R. Teter
Mining Operations
What entities or persons were involved?
C. R. Teter
Associates
Where did it happen?
Virginia City District
Story Details
Key Persons
C. R. Teter
Associates
Location
Virginia City District
Story Details
C. R. Teter and associates announce takeover under lease and bond of three idle gold mines—the Easton, Pacific, and Missouri—which have produced large amounts of gold in the past; plans to employ 100 men to rehabilitate and resume operations soon.