Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-03 | Page 2 | Aged Miners' Testimony Ordered Perpetuated

AGED MINERS' TESTIMONY ORDERED PERPETUATED BITTE. Mont., Feb. 3 Testimony' of Charles . Warren. William Parks and Charles i. Carver, three of the I few remaining survivors of the little group of men whose discoveries opened open-ed Butte's vast mineral resources, will be perpetuated in anticipation of pos- ; Slblc litigation under an order Issued by District Judge Carroll here. Tb litigation, IJ61I developed.woul.il be between tho An.ieonda Copper! Mining company and the Davis Daly Smokehouse and Oavls Daly Extension companies, and would involve ownership owner-ship of certain rich ore bodies. W arren Parks and Carver are de- dared to be the only known living Witnesses who know at first hand the! location of the properties which might be involved in the litigation. All were discovered between 186-1 and 1883, The court's order was Issued because all three men are well advanced In ago. It was stated.