BRON (B.A.C.) STONE, Bio, Granite Co., MT

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	BRON (B.A.C.) STONE

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Died:
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Occupation:  he was a mine owner at Renolds City, Coloma and 
Garnet, Montana.

Married:

Children:

In 1886 he opened the Heparanda Mine on the slope west of Elk 
Creek.  He built a small mill to process the ore and eventrually 
worked through about $10,000.00 in gold.  Sometime before 1895 a 
ten stamp mill with Blake crusher and Wiffley tables was built for 
the Mammoth and Comet Mines at the forks of Wahoe and Union 
Creeks.



























Bibliography:

Daley, Dennis and Jim Mohler 1973.   Historical Resources 
Identification Study, Resources Development Internship Program, 
Western Inerstate Commission for Higher Education, unpublished, 
page 35.

Hammond, Helen 1983.  Garnet-Montana's Last Gold Camp, Acme Press, 
Missoula, Montana.