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TEE LUMP CITY MINER: LUMP CITY, MONTANA. ;r • MIncre Intuit tray. Preparations are steadily going for ward for the celebration of Miners' Union Day at Alhambra Springs on June 13th, next. Of all the places in this beautiful state to hold an enjoy- able picnic Alhambra Springs is the fin- est. It is easy of access, being reached by two lines of railway, the baths are delightful and healthful there are two large plunge baths-- ono especially fitted for ladies and children, and one for the men. The hotel, under the management of Alex. Read and his good wife leaves nothing to be desired ; the mountains afford fine scenery, with plenty of climb- ing facilities —good muscle indueers in every sense of the word—there are boat- ing accomoclations on minature lakes; dancing pavilions, swings, parks carved out of nature ; clear -running, ice-cold streatns, gurgling o'er their mountain J5 bbled beds, and in fact there hardly seems to be anything lacking about the place to make it ideal for a days outing. The Miners'.Union of this city, who have the coming oeletrration in charge, have appointed the folloing commit- tees to take charge of he festivites which promise to be very entertaining: Day and ball reception corotnitte, R. A. Bell, J. Baldwin, A. H. Chisholm, Joseph Smith and Jacob Grobe. Floor mana- gers, W. Evens, Roy Barnes, Fred Hart, Robert Graham and G. R. Miller. The judges torthe sports, games and exer- cises, will be Selected on the ground. The baseball match is exciting con- siderable comment. The Lump City Giants will be pitted against a club from Winston which hits the reputation of being quite a formidable organization, having never been beaten in any game they have ever played. The same thing is also true of the Giants, therefore there will be a broken record when the two clube finish at Alhambra. The friends of both clubs will be out in force and a good aruatuer gaine is expected. There will be a large crowd in atten- dance from sister Unions, Winston, Wickes and Basin, and a special train will be run out (roil!. Helena with Hig- gins' Cadet band and orchestra. Jefferson, Hartford, Clancy, Boulder, Basin, Wickes, Winston, Townsend, St. Louis, Lump City, and all the surround- ing camps and gulches will pour forth their wives, sweethearts and beaux and a royal good time is in store for them. Clancy Good Tenaplara Lodge. CLANCY, June 7, 1895. Editor LUMP CITY MINER: Pure Fountaik Lodge, I. CO: G. T., which was organized by Clara N. Belch- er at Clancy a few months ago is pros- pering nicely, with a membership of nearly forty and with the prospects of some new initiations. The new offleers who were elected for the ensuing quarter are as follows: C. T. . W. B. Redding. V. T. Miss Metta Winslow. Sec. . Miss Minnie Cate. F. S. E. P. Poesy. Trees .Geo. S. Haynes. Chap. E L. Marks. ‚Geo.. A. Redding. D. M. Miss E. Williams. Guard Mies Emily Fulton. Sent John Mitchell. The Lodge has had a regular atten- dance of at lean 35 members, and all seem to take a lively interest. By keep- ing up as it has begun the Lodge will surely be a perfect success. A Well Wisher. ADVERTISED LETTERS. LIYMP CITY. Ames, A. L. Cauvenaugh, Miles Erley, E. L. Graham, R. H. Iranian, Jas. Hawkins, Mabel Huder, Henry L. Kramer, George Kelley, M. hoe, John Malone, Wm. McKenzie, John Mullen. Lawrence McLennan, Dan Murphy, Harry E. O'Connor, W. O. Pohl, John Russell, Frank 2 Schlinker, Thomas Sumery, Henry. - Thomson, Win. Wynne, James E. Axe, N. Edwards, Jas Erickson, John Garde, (C. O. Herbert, G. W. Hamilton, R..G. Ireland, J. E. Kelly, Jerry Kuhnlen, Fred Matson, A. McDearman, A. G McCabe, Henry Miller, W. L. Miller, Geo. E. McLeod, A. D. Piercy, J. Ir Robera & Sanders, Stull, Gus Sulavan, Jemima Trescott, John 2 Tuffet, Emma C. E. Gweez, P. M. CLANCY. Camithers, Sam L. Cuturninge, Martin Day, J 11. ° Herrman, Wm. Jamie, Joseph Knoche, Jno. Skilee, John Sauer, Bennie Conrad, Albert CAmk, S. E. (Ian. H. Jeneon, Ed. - Kinzie, Fal. Perkins., E. Smith, A. J H. Hurcrse, P. M. 1.01in Gillis was summoned to Boulder last Thursday as a witness in the Per- - kiss lien Case Perkins VA Kunz, et al. Encourage Fitualltes. Soule months ago we called attention to the fact that there was a crying need for cottages for families, and that the man or men who would build them could reap a harvest. This was true then and is more than true now. There is DO meson why Lutup City should not con- tain a permanent population of 1,000 people before ono\ Hies, and the party or parties who will put it little money into the building of cottagee in this vi- cinity can obtain a greater amount of interest than they could possibly obtain in any business investment --barring mining with a big M. Lots can be secured for this purpose for little or nothing, comparatively speaking, and the cottages could be built Ho that the entire investment, in- cluding the land, for each one, not to ex- ceed $500. These cottages would rent readily for from $10 to $15 per month. Theme cottages could also be sold on the installment plan, if found desirable, and the monthly rental apply on the pur- chase pra -e, and in a little while the property would be paid for. In that way families could be induced to settle here riermanently. We hear the remark made occasionly that Lump is too near Helena to ever amount to much of a place; that if it was located 40 miles or so away it would grow into another Butte. There is not much weight to this argument. If the mines are here and the right men are at the head of affaire there is no reason why Lump should not become the larg- est town in Jefferson County 'thin the next two years. There are now ten or twelve propesties in this gulch which have every show in the world to become mines. This is a record of which any camp on earth might be proud consider- ing the length of time they have been in reaching their present stage of develop ment. If another year brings out as many more, and there : in no reason why there should not be, then there will be twenty or twent aye, and so on. It is to the mines that one must look for the fu- ture greatness of Lump, and we cer- tainly see no reason for discouragement in that direction. But whether capital chooses to inter- est itself here in the way in this item outlined or not will make no material difference, because the town is bound to keep pace with the mines. When men want a place to live and make their tam - comfortable they can generally provide a place somehow. There is land in all the gulches surrounding Lump City which they can get, as well as in the city, and the day is not far distant when all the desirable spots will be occupied. The Lump City Townsite Co. have do- nated lota for church purposes, provid- ed the church people erect a building, which is to be done, we understand, we have daily mail service, a good school, and gradually things will ao shape them- selves that one can live in Lump with as much comfort as in any of the older cities. The bulk of the silver prodect is now exported frier San Francisco, no longer going East by way of New York and London. PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. A. F. Rudd, from Jefferson, was in the eity last Thursday in attendance on Mrs. Scott. H. C. Hensel, representing the Lin- oOln (Nebraska) Newspaper Union, was a visitor in Lump City Thursday last. Mr. Hensel reports general business as gradually improving throughout the country, and Nebraska in particular, though some portions of his state has suffered considerably for the last year Or SO. Thos. G. Merrill left Tuesday evening last for Denver, Colorado, where he will be in attendance on meetings furthering the \Campaign of Education\ now in progress. He informed us that he might possibly visit Memphis before returning to Montana, and in that event would be absent for ten days, or possibly two weeks. The following circular has been is- sued by Assayer Braden, in charge of the Government rimy office at Helena: _ regulations of the mints and as- say offices prohibit the purchase of gold bullion of lees than 500 One in gold, and of lees than $100 in any one deposit. \For the convenience of the public, however, thie office will accept deposits of gold for melting and assaying that are 600 fine or over, and of a value of $50 to $100; the same will be melted, a. - Rayed and the value determined; the charge for doing this work will be $1 for each deposit. After determining the value of these deposits, they will be turned over to the depositor, or turned over to some bank for pi) relittse and set- tlement. ID sending depoiele by express. the express «barges must invariably be pre- paid, and all deposits from out of town accompanied by a letter of advice Pre quently out-of-town depositors request payment by check only. 'These regulations to take effect on and after lime 1, 1895. HALFORD'S ADDITION TO LUMP CITY. TITLE :---United States Patent. ......r•-•mumumMémm....milu , nome. • Business and Residence Lots for Sale on Easy Terms. Special Inducements to parties desiring to build. GEO. W. HANCHILD, J. H. I IALFÖRD, Helena. Agent, lump City. Utah Assay Office E. H. TRAIN, PROPRIETOR, CHEMIST AND ASSAYER Correct Assays made for Any and All Metals. Samples by mail or ex- press will receive prompt and careful at- tention. Silver 75 cents. Gold and Silver 81.00 Main St., - Helena, Montana. FOOT OF BROADWAY A. P. DORRANCE, Ajax, Crescent —AND - - - Eagle Bicycles. • Sundries. Bicycles to Rent. 132 Jackson St., HELENA, MONTANA. No. 3555. APPLICATION PUR PATENT. U. S. Land Office, Helena. Montana, May 31st, 1865. Notice Is hereby given that Adolphus B. Keith and Henry Ci. McIntire, whose post - office address Is Helena, Montana, have this day filed application for patent, under the mining laws of Congress, for 1500 linear feet of the Bunker Hill Lode, and 1500 linear feet of the Mountain Giant Lode, designated as surveys Nos. 4657 and 4858, respectively, situ- ated In an unorganized mining district, Jef- ferson County, Montana, in Section 32, toWn- ship 9 north. range 3 west, which claims are recorded In the office of the Recorder of Jef- ferson County, at Boulder, Montana, and described as follows: Beginning at corner number lof survey No. den, Bunker Hill Lode, from which the clos- ing corner between sections 5 and 6, township 8 north, range 3 west heart.' south 20 degrees 23 minutes west 4006.5 feet; and running thence north 23 degrees 45 minutes west 490 feet; thence north 76 degrees 57 minutes east 15011 feet; thence south 20 degrees 45 minutes east 490 feet; thence south 76 degrees 57 min- utes west 1500 feet, to the place of beginning. containing an area of l6.58 acmes claimed. Beginning at corner number 1, of survey No. 4858, Mountain Giant Lode, from which the closing corner between sections 5 and 6, town- ship S north, range 3 west bears south Zi de- grees 33 minutes west 3797.9 feet ; and running thence north Zi degrees 45 minutes west 608.9 feet; thence south 76 degrees 06 minutes west 1500 feet ; thence south 23 degree% 45 minutes east 6014.9 feet: thence north 76 degrees 05 minutes east 1500 feet to the place of begin- ning, containing an area of 20.6t1 acres claimed. Total area claimed 37.24 a-res, upon which a notice of said application was posted the 311th day of May. 1515. The adjoining claims to survey No. 4e7 are the Reynolds lode on the north and the eato lode on 01, .outh. The adjoining claims to survey \N , P'.58 are the Dandy lode on the north and t White Horse lode on the south all unsurv. .1 W. E. 00X, -ter. Date of first publication June 1st, Pair, JOSEPH J BURNS Attorney -at -Law, CLANCY, MÓNII MORN. Scorr.--In Lump City, Montana, on Thursday, June 6th, 1894, to the wife ot Frank Scott. a 10 -pound boy. Wand's Fair core:abet Garden. Whenever you visit the Capital don't forget to drop in at the World's. Fair Concert Garden. The three attractions appearing weekly. The beet liquors and cigars always on hand. 0. i; FlienFarrxs, Prop. During the month of May last past there were 209 notices of quartz claim loeatione in Jefferson county filed for re, rd with the Connty Clerk and Re couler, and twenty-one notice« of placer II 'vat ions planks of every description for sale at the Mirren New quartz location blanks ready July let. Law in effect after that date. Emil Wommelsdorf, 1 IN Grocerim, Flay and Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Liquors and Tinware. Special inducements to the min- ers of Lump gulch and vicinity, on cash or(lers. Cor. Rolnick and 5th Ave. - HELENA. (Two story brick building) Boots and Shoes FOIZ LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES. WEINSTEINS. NEW VOILK 165 Sixth Ave. HELENA Sixth and Main. The best place to buy the cheapest place to buy-- and we can prove it to you on any line of goods. The better you are posted on other people's prices —the quicker you will buy of us. CLOTHING. Just about half the price other stereo charge - you may as well sire the money as PRY it to then , . $4.00 for the suit )rou pay $8.00 for elsewhere $0.50 for the suit the clothing etores get $12.00 for. $7.50 for the usual $14.00 .... 750 for a go04 hat ... 5 0c \ \ 'rush \ ....... 3 1.25 \ \ Fur \ ........... ..... . 50e for Copper Riveted overalls ...... 50 e for Plackets to match ............,. ..... . Sc pair for 101 socks 25e for working iihirte..... : . .......... Ever) thing in the line at siiile.ipricee. TOSAt'i '08. Fine cut and long cut tobaccoe dry very quick- ly in Montana-- but you're sure to find fresh, nioist goods here for we bell them too quicly to get old or dry. FINE OUTS. Rose Leaf. lb . 65e Sterling, lb 40c Clime , lb . . ... ..... ..................... 40c Hiawatha, lb.............. -75e N erve, ..... ....... 60c Fountain, lb. Sec Plum. lb. 40e SNUFFS. Copenhagen, lb....................... Goteborg, lb French Rappee, le. ..... . ........ ('ourse \ ounce .......... ............. 75e 50e 75e 5e LONO CUTS. N avy, lb.. ..... ...... ....... ..... 35c P eerless ...... . ..... . ..... . ..... . 35c Standar' lb 30c Badger, ....... ....... ..... 20c GU:IA(11S. Cheaper than you can buy them from the fac- tories—write and see. Our immense sales en- able us to buy the largest Quantities. Opera Bouquet for 75c 50 Golden Oriole for 65e 50 Henry Clay for ............ ..... 75c 50 Cuban Bloosonis for ... 1 00 50 Speckled Dainties for. 1 25 100 Mould Tubi\ for ...... 1 25 100 Virginia Stogies for .... ...... 2 40 50 Hoffman House Bouquet for.. 2 90 CLANCY MINERS' UNION NO. 30. The Clancy Miners' Union holds its regular meetings on Tuesday evening of each week at 5:00 o'clock in their hall in Lump City, Montana. FRED McCoRMIcR, President. JENS WILKINSON. Secretary WINSLOW (St GRIFFITH, PIONEER Liver and Feed Stable HELENA, MONTANA. Y Clarke & Frank Montana Shoe Co. M. H. BRAN, 1254 N. Main at., HELENA, - - MONTANA. Established 1884. Guns, Revolvers, Inununit Fishing Tackle. Bicycle Sundries, Huntleg Clothes, Boxing Move's, Err. Complete Stoelt of Sporting Voids. Wall Paper And Mouldings. The Lanzvst Stock at the Lowest Prices. CHAS. GROSSMANN, 125% North Main St., HELENA, MONT. Liebig World Dispensary, 01' sAN FRANCISCO, (NONT4NA Divisios,) Permanently Located at Main Street, Atlas Block, Helena, Mont. DRS. LIEBE; & CO3IP'Y, Continue to Treat I rool«. Nervous and S pec i al relétenéé....1, \1st Wendt %ten, Organic Weakness. Fullin g Memory. Lark or Energy, Physical Decay. oe formIlles. Ete., Arising from indenoretion, excess of f iautigence, prod ROMI. of ROM of the following r set Nor - venal -less, debility, dimness of vision, self 'Il' - trust. detective memory, prematurenere, want of control of •ital organs, pimple 011 the face. aversion te society of females. hest of ambition. lack of confidemx., gloominess. deepoodency, un - times\ to marry. melancholy, stunted develop- ment, lost manhood, night henna. pains in the back. •ariomsville, g onorrohen, sypl,illis. unna- t ura l ilischargrs, miles etrieture. s leet, etc., treated with suci-isea, safely tri vately. Rend for quest blank T' 'r 111.11. or better call if you ran. IMEAK V If OMEN. latiliss who are suffering from any form of fe- male weak ',to rate diseame ahould tiéét fail to eonsult lie, SA our lerg» f‘rtis‘ristios Arid new meth...10f treatment will often cure you when you have faikvi with others Send for question blank for women. or better if you can. •ATA BIM And kindr,v1 siffis-t ions of the F N .-. Ear, Throat and léosits.oiee-ssrnor rind is infinnsr Mild 1\14 t..1 le Is, iicreptalito to the most 1'l '','t. I(ran o . Spinal 1)..t .rtral (11111 Peet, etc, mewl Tortured. lint isfsrt héri The T,iebi g lirsro ét i . 1 .11101,0 nisnufart.nrrrs have boon brou g ht f Win Frrinériaréo Huai - cal (trio.... awl '11.1.éi été1114 for 41of“ruird people will Ibl. 11111ilo o. 01111 té Now YOrk lirscrs. All IIIIIV.rééé -11111 sp i sirstos for éinfortyérs1 pet POD, T'., hi ' . ‚Hod digress.. annal v ds of kn., j oints. wri nés -k. 111 - 111«. le g s, fuel ..yes, &WI, oh.. r 1.' nisi magnetic irhissrs ti ..hé,irlr` batteries, all are mniolfnefst in 'I.. •qc.• érlarinfartOry Lii•léig world Dis - m Helena. Permanent Office - - - ATLAS BLOCK, HELENA Renee* Main and Jackson Street.. CONSULTATION FREE. éarriage to and from all trains. Dray ànd Express work will receive prompt at- tention. STABLE ON MAIN STREE EAST OF HAYE'S HOTEL. WILLIAMS 8L SONS, ARTISTIC JOB PRINTERS Envelopes, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Statements, Briefs, Tickets, Labels, Circulars. - Stationery Books Cigars Tobacco lug Blanks Etc. Lump City, - Mont. •
