Mine: Cannon Mine, Stambaugh, MI

Tully and Bengal Mines → Cannon Mine → Became

From: 1950

Location: Location: N 1/2-SE (Bengal), S 1/2-SE (Tully) of Sec. 26 of T43N-R35W. And NW-SW Sec 31 of T43N-R35W.

Owned by: 

Produced: Iron Ore

Method: 

Railroad connection:

Stamp Mill/Pellet Plant:

Until: 

Lifetime Production: 

The Cannon Mine was located in Stambaugh in Iron County.

See Bengal-Tully Mine for details.

From: 1909 (Tully) and 1913 (Bengal)

Location: N 1/2-SE (Bengal), S 1/2-SE (Tully) of Sec. 26 of T43N-R35W. And NW-SW Sec 31 of T43N-R35W.

Owned by: Bengal by Verona Mining Col (Pickands Mather & Co. agent). Acquired by Hanna Iron Ore Co. in 1944. Tully by Corrigan McKinney Steel Col. and later acquired by Hanna Iron Ore Co.

Produced: Iron Ore, soft, red-brown, high phosphorus. Part crushed.

Method: Underground. Bengal by stoping and slicing methods to 875 feet. Tully worked by milling method.

Railroad connection: C&NW to Escanaba port.

Until: 

Lifetime Production: 6,825,040 between 1910-1950. Remains open.

The Bengel-Tully-Cannon mine was located in Stambaugh in Iron County.

Upon completion of new shaft now being sunk (1950), this mine will be called the Cannon Mine.

[LSIO-1950]