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* THE CLAN neg! LOCAL AND PERSONAL. The waters in the Classio and Clancy Creeks are flood tide. A coat of paint has been puton the occupied by Mr, A. RB, Long, building adding very much to ite appearance. Narrow Escape. On Friday evening of last week at 5 O'clock, a cave-in occurred at the Eureka mine at Rimini, says the Helena Herald, in which two miners, Bob Rolling and Miles McGinnis, were shut up in the earth 300 feet from the surface for 12 hours. The cave occurred in a drift in the 300-foot level, 300 feet east of the main shaft... About. 195 tons -of -rock fell 60 feet from where the men were working in the end of the drift. A great deal of water was flowing in and the cave shut it off from the pumps, so that the miners were entombed in what they supposed to be a watery grave. Fifty hardy miners set to work to rescue their comrades, and it took 12 hours of the hardest work before they were got out. At 2 o'clock Saturday morning the rescuing party heard the entombed miners talking, and not until then was it thought that they were alive. From then until 4 o’olock the suspense was dreadful to those within-and without. When reached the men were in three feet of water, and this, with the bad air, had benumbed them, and they were al- most unconscious. ‘There was general rejoicing in camp when the boys ap- peared on the surface, once more to breathe the pure air of heaven. Sup- erintentent H. Hurgrapb is given great credit for the manner in which he set at work and successfully saved the men. —_——— gle for a time, the fur fly, res Mr. P. Leary has purchased the Dorn two-story building, lately removed from for hotel purposes. It ig Mr. Leary’s in- tention to fit up in first class shape) and will be ready for business in a fewdays. es Mr. L. N, Kline, from Timberline, Montana, opened his meat market in this city last Thursday, and his delivery wagon will hereafter make daily trips to all the surrounding camps. Mr. Kline will remove his family to Clancy and build a residence here. “« ——$$$___. William Tibbetts, trom Cripple Creek, Colorado, has Opened a barber shop in Clancy in the Miner building. Mr. Tibbetts is an old Montanian, and after un absence from the state extending over several years he again returns to it satis- fied to remain permanently, Grand Central ‘Hotel, Clancy, - .- Montana. DEMOGRATS IN SESSION, ED. ENGELSTAD, Proprietor. County Convention Meets at Boulder to Elect Delegates to State Convention— Strong Declarations for Silver. — The Jefferson county democratic con vention to elect 12 delegatas to the state convention at Butte, June 20th, met at ckly Pear of Lump turn loose they generally make Hartford, and is engaged in fitting it up Centrally located. First class accom moda- tions. Meals at al) -hourd.— Onty—first class” Hotel in the City. W. J. BURNETT, Boulder; Wednesday. Sixty delegates from different precinete throughout the county were present, and much enthus- iasm was manifested, and stirring Speeches were made by prominent dem- ocrats present. The meeting was called to order by Jobn Bergman, chairman of the Jeffer- son county democratic centra] commit- tee. A temporary organization was per- fected by the election of -W. M. Fergus, of Whitehall, as chairman, Chas, Z. Pond, as secretary. Committees were then appointed on resolutions, eredentials, and permanent organization, after which an adjourn- ment was taken unti] 2 o’clock. Upon reassembling the committee on Barber Shop CLANCY, MONTANA. n Eye Opener For March 1st, OPA AAA, Just received a Big Stock of Spring Goods in Boote and Shoes. SPECIAL BARGAINS. Lot of Men’ 25, $2.50 and $3.00 ehoen unsorted see and $8.00 One Lot of Men’ 1,50, $1.75 and $2.00 Shoes, assorted since tt; = permanent organization recommended | One Lot of — $8 and $1.75 Bhoee 78 cents that the temporary organization be Ohildren’s Shoes.............. From 85 cents up made permanent. The committee on credentials reported all delegates pres- ent as entitled to seats in the conven- tion. The committee on resolutions re- ported the following: Resolved: That we, the democratic party of Jefferson county, in the state of Montana, in convention assembled, do hereby renew our faith in and aa. dren’s School Shoes, in the market. Buy of as. We can save HELENA - - 2...” MONTANA. make of Miners’ Footwear, and Chil you money Mail orders promptly attended to, L.ARN 114 South Main St., LENA . berence to the principles of the nation- al democratic party. We hold that the constitution and not the’ discretion of those in power is at once the warrant and the measure of the powers to be exercised, there residing nowhere any power except as therein granted, that of | 1 and among the powers therein delegated is that of coining money and regulating the value thereof, and we hold that the money of the Constitution consists of free and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver at the present ratio of 16 to 1, and that too, without the concurrence | 8h “or co-uperation of any other country or November 30, 1 uated in ¥ triot, Jefferson County, Ontana, in Sections eight and seventeen township seven north, range four west, which claim is recorded in doth gold and silver. the office of the Recorder of Jefferson county, Resolved, That we are in favor of the . No. 3644, APPLICATION FOR PATENT. United Rates Land Office, Helena, Montana, OLpD’s| as Survey (uno 0. 4747 A. and B.. sit- anized) mining dis- Boulder, Montana, and described as fol. ows: nation, and that silver equally with gold, shal] be a legal tender for all debts both public and private, and shall be equally | } s available as a money of ultimate re. demption. Resolved, That the delegates elected by this convention to the state conven- inst., be instructed and the same are hereby instructed to vote for no dele- gate to the national demacratic conven-| f tion to be held at the city of Chicago on the 7th day of July next who is not openly pronunced in favor of the tree silver at present ratio of ~to 1, ‘as in| 2 these resolutions hacsiaies set forth. “Resolved, further, That We are oppos- ed® to, and denounce as undemocratic any organization, secret or otherwise, quarter section corner, and 17, township 7, north range, 4 west, bears north 60 4 t tion to be held in Butte City on the 20th | {hence north 67 degreos 35 mein wrest 2 270 feet; thence south west 914 feet to corner No. I, the place of be- Zinning. Total acres, of which 1.16 213, 258, and 4154 0 and east. on the northwes: W. E. 0Ox Register. Date of first publication Deo. 7, 1808 ; ibe to corner ace of beginning. And sai appurtenant mill site No, 4747R, ginning at corner No. between Sections 8 egrees 37 minutes eet; thence north 70 4 area of entire claim 24.82 acres, in conflict with Survey Nos. 3816 and 2064 is not claimed, npon ae . which a notice of said application was and unlimited Coinage of both gold and the 28th d tober, Teas The ~ of Oc laims to these remises are Surveys No. Placer claims on the south Surveys No. 3816 and 2064 conflict with lode, which has for ita object the political in- terference with the church or any form of religious worship. After reports of the committees had been received the election of delegates to the state convention was taken up Following are those elected: H. 8. Magraw, W. ©. Whaley, James Monahan, John Flaherty, Pat Wickham, | gnder the provisions of Section 22% 8 Ed Ryan, J. H. Harris, P. H. Luddy, M. | o H. Parker, W. M, Fergus, Dr. Haviland, mee nine as December Bist, 1805, lication you J. Wilkinson. After the election of 4 delegates, the y committee adjourned sine die. pro fourth interes Don't forget that to-day is Miners’ pended One Hun. and NOTICE OF FORFEITURE, To George W. Graham and Campton H, Ooates their heirs and assigns : You are hereby notified that.we have ex- H red Dollars {$100.00 in labor improvements mpon the Mineral § ring wartz lode mining claim situated in mp { district, County days after this no lce by pub- ail or refuse to cont bute your roportion of such expenditure 8S CO-Owners, ne fonterest in the said claim, whieh is & t each, will me the ey of the undersigned under said Seo- JAMES H, Union Day. Everybody yell. TRUEDSVANSON. ’ First publication, March 28, 1806, U ining furnishing CY MINER: the coming Mining and Railro County. Clancy is beautifully | bottom lands, along the Prickly a never-failing supply inches of pure water, respectivel the-famrous Lump and Clancy gul is the shipping, residence and bus prolific mineral field in Montana twenty square miles. Central railways ———_—=== WHAT ? WANT TO CLANCY, MONTANA. GROW U With the Country ? TE so, get CLANCY, into the swim, while lots are cheap, and buy for business or residence in ad Center of Jefferson ocated, on broad, level Pear and Clancy creeks, of 1000 and 500 miners’ y, and at the mouth of ch mining districts, and iness center of the most » embracing an area of 5 The Great Northern and Montana are building extensive shops, yards and freight depots at this point, at an expense of about $150,- 000. Property can now b ter of business on the most reasonable terms. in a Growing Town like Clancy it is Ot only Good but Sure The Choicest Locations in the § : City of Clancy, are in COMPRISING | BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE 1, from which the fp PROPERTY, —IN THE— CITY. € secured in this growing cen- & Real Estate Is Always a Good Investment, but 2 fi fe) Hay 6S Addition| HEART OF THE| | Title perfect: forty acres now § | platted and on the market. | terms call on or address, | WILLIAMS & sons, | Sole Agents, - Clancy, Mont. For | : eae, Miner fo on sale in Helena at the bookstore T. H. Clewell, No. 50 North Main St at the Post-office Swend Carlson’s Btreet, opp. Cosmopolitan, news stand, and cigar store, upper Ma Special to By special arrangements with the pub- lishers of the “Silver Knight,” M. Stewart's Paper,) published in ington, D. ©, The regular price of these papers is as- Clancy Miner, one TOBE. oo. ov ekiuhopl $2.00 Silver Knight, one FORE. . 0. oc anua + 1,00 By subscribing through us, and pay- ing cash, you one year for $2.50. The “Silver Knight” is a large 9-column paper. Call in and subscribe, and when you have read the publications send them both to friends in the eart, and thus help along the Free Silver Fight. gah 0 $2.50. can get both papers for. Emil Wommelsdorf, ; Groceries, Hay and (rain, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, _ : Liquorsand | Tinware. | Special inducements to the min- a ers of Lump gulch and vicinity, on iB cash orders. Cor. Hoback and 6th Ave. - HELENA. (Two story brick building ) Blanks of al] Mrver office. e kinds for sale at the ’ Fashionable Dressmaker Lump City, Montana. 4 Wishes to inform the people of this P vicinity*that she ig prepared to do dreas- making in the latest fashionable styles. She solicits the patronage of the public, Mrs, Potting, Mrs. J. F. Potting. ‘ WILLIAMS & SONS, JOB PRINTERS ARTISTIC
