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The Basin Times (Basin, Mont.), 20 Oct. 1894, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036043/1894-10-20/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
0 • • THE BASIN TIMES Remetnirr the lekislative ticket. PUBLIIIHRD WISELY IT THE BASIN TIMES COMPANY. CILARLES H. WARREN - - President JOHN dwiNTolf - - Vice President Jens, Beows - Secretary and Manager UtBsCRirTioN PRicE: Pia Ysmit - Ru biosrus - TARES MONTHS - SINGLE COPIEs - - IN ABVAm E. 5 $450 Ito I 00 eerily; Advertising Rates made known at the•Pub- lication Oalcs. Mitered at the Postofilee in Basin, 'Moat., as second-class matter. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. 11394. REPUBLICAN , STATE TIG,KET, For Representative in Congress - CHAS. S. HARTMAN. For Alscielate Justice— WM. H. HUNT. REPUBLIUAN COUNTY TICKET. For State Senator— GEO. D. GREEN. For Representatives— CHAS. R. BURKETT, A. L. LOVE, HARRY E. G. WINTERS. For County Commissioners— MORT FREEBORN, (short term) N. D. ROOT, W. S. DODGE. (long tern) Per Sheriff— W. B. TINDALL. r , For Treasurer— WM. V. MYERS. For Assessor— JAMES E. WOOD. For Clerk and Recorder - 0. L. DILLEN BECK. For Couaty Attorney— • W. L. HAY. For Sup't. of Publip Instruction - - T. A. BROWN. For Public Administrator -- DAVID HOOPES. For Coroner— E, I. FLEW R. Vote for Anaconda. • Vote for'Wy B. Tindall for sheriff: Butte will roll up eighty per cent of her vote for Anaconda. Helena, the ChinatowO of Montana and the home of the aristocrats. Where are the Chinese considered the best domestics? Echo answers, Helena , Did you ever compare the;wages of Anaconda and_Helena? Just do io for your own satisfaction. Who ever heard of a miner going to Helena to get employment unless he 4 es starving to death? Who endeavored to slander the Eva May' and its manager and to run the mines of the Cataract into disrepute, but Helena? If you east your vote for Helena hencefoitit and hereafter you should haxe , to work for $1 60 per day. How would you like it? Vote for Anaconda and get union wages. The Alta mina, at Wickes, one Of Helena's properties, pays its miners but $3.00 a day. They are compelled to board at the company's boarding house and sleep together like sheep. Register and vote against Helena. The news agents of the temporary capital of Montana refuse to keep THE Basis Times on sale for the reason it has the courage to endorse the choice of the people and proolaim for Ana- conda. Tindall is the choice of the repub- lican party and the choice of that par- ty is the choice of a majority, of the people of Jefferson county. Do your duty and cast your vote for W: B. Tin : dull, for sheriff. Anaconda and high wages. There has been more labot strikes for union rights on the Butte Miner than on sll the other papers in the state combined. NoTv — It has the, su- preme gall to pose as the mouthpiece of labor. Uhl - Helena's capital boodle has arrived. It is in the possession of certain advo- cates of the Chinelle metropolis and is to be used in buying a majority, if possible, for the notorious anti -labor, $1 00 town in Last Chance gulch. ' Let every republican keep step to the time of Charles S. Hartman and by voting for Geo. D. (Ire .1, A. L. Love, Harr,y. R. (1, 11 Winter 0 - 1 Charles R. • Burkett sena two republicans -trohe senate of the United States. Anaconda for the capital. W. V. Myers, one of 'cite most res- pected oklzens ofJeffers•in county, is the 'republican eandidate for county trelusttrj. Irrespective of party Myers should receive the endorsement of every voter in the county. An hottest man can always be trusted and an honorable man , should always be res- pected. Vette for Myers. 0. L. Dilienbeek has resigned his position with the Northern Pacific at Elkhorn, where he has been agent for the past two years. He is the regular republican nominee for the office of clerk and recorder in this county and should receive the support of every republican in the county. Do your duty and vote for DillenlJeck. He is competent, capable and efficient. With satisfaction we note the united action in the ranks of the republican party of Silver Bow county, with the possible exception of a few continuous office seekers who have for bver as- pired to positions in thia gift of the people and who hti'Ve been uncer- emoniously thrown oterboard. A rousing victory awaits you, condition- ed on your unity. Those who are re- publicans simply for the patronage they receive are far better in a little hole of their owl) than associating in the ranks of the grand oil republican party. Nye desire to extend corgratulations to the New Idea; Shelby Eli Dillard, John T. Webber and bveryons con- nected with that bright, newsy and in- teresting Montana weekly, on having reached the first anniyetsary of its birth in the full vigor of prosperity. Shelby, :accept our best wishes and may you and yours ever be found riding mid Montana's jourrale in lux- ury, wealth and enjoyment. THE TIMES has unanimously passed these resolutions and ordered them en- grossed and spread on the minutes of the corporation. HELENA'S FRIENDSHIP. Helena has been the greatest enemy Jefferson county ever had. It moved one of the chief iudustries, the Wickes smelter, from ite_t , s'trmer site in this county to one that they thought was within the boundaries of Lewis and Clarke but which was in realiq in Jet ferson county. They then robbed the county of that strip of territory and with the stealth of a midnight assassin annexed it. The gentlemen who own- ed the majority of stock in the Alta mine were residents of Helena. If the smelter had remained at the old locer Lion they would have had to continue paying the wages which had already been establisned. If they removed it within the boundary lins,or Lewis and Clarke county they could pay what they pleased, and anyone at all con- versant with tile rate of wages paid In Montana knows that in Ilelena and vicinity the lowest wages are paid of any town in the state. Let any miner ask himself if he would go to.. Helena to :Work in their mines, on their ranches or on their streets. The an B. ewer wodtel tre Me He would go only when compelled to; Helena has ver) few mine.but what few she has tile bulldozes and domineers to suelyen extent that the men cannot recetfe - the scale paid in a union camp and where there is but cl ' Oe mine it is looked at as a crime for . any one to suggest the in- stitution of a union for the establish- ment of the Montana scale of wages. Helena robbed the county of Jefferson, not only of- the Wickes smelter, but she robbed the county of that portion ot ground on w'hich the smelter now stands. She is today robbing ever); miner or eniploye working for her by not paying that which by right they are entitled to. ,When they find it im• jyoesible to control their men in the outside districtuthej , pack their works to their own little hbene, Wheett they , can dictate the price of labor and A snap their fingers in the face of orgau- lied toil when it dares to ask for any - ALBERT ILLISINSCIIIIIDT, RIUSEOLD 0 xi El, SCRMIDT. BAStIsl CI - PY BANK Kleinschmidt & Brother, • BANKERS. CASH CAPITAL 'MOAN) BASIN CITY.,PAONT. Do a General Banking Business. - Sell Exchaage on New York end All Countries la Europe. Collections given prompt attention. Boxes for rent in our fire and burglar- proof safe. Agents for the First Addition to the City of Basle. Open on all pay days f row it toS o'clock p.m H. S. MAGRAW, Cashier. WM. I.. 0001, 11 B. BROWNLEE. H. C. cliAm- seas, MARCUS DALY, V. E. SAKORANT. Hoge, Brownlee & Co., Basin, Montana. THE Basin Hotel BASIN STREET. B/INREFIS I Boarding 1 Lodging BUTTE CITY. MONT. Transact a general banking business. Ex• change drawn on all the loading cities of Euromf: Collections Promptly Attended To Correspondents: Wells. Fargo & co., New York; Wells, Farird'St Co., Salt Lake: Wells & Co., San Fraucise , : Omaha Na- tional Bank, Omaha; First National Bank, Omaha; First National Bank, Anaconda. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, . HELENA, MONTANA. DEsIONATED DEPOsilroRy or THE UNITED STATES. ...... PAID -UP CAPITAL - - - - $150 50 Vou _„.. By the Day or Week. The Best House 111 Basin Mike McCormick PROPRIETOR. Mullen Cafe . SURPLUS AND PROFITS - - ,00e TRANSACTs A GENERAL mANKiNo BUSINEss. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Safe De- posit Vaults. Boxes for Reut, ihkecrotts: E. W. Bach, S. T. Hueser, Conrad Kohrs, R. S. Hain.iton, Al J. Davis, W. C. Gillette, James A: Talbott, Henry Kleiu, John C. Curtin, Yrti - Hale, E. W. Enloe S. T. finesse, President. J C. CURTIN, Vice -President: E W. KeleilT, ed Vice-Pres. 'I'. H. KLEINscilmiDT, (,s. --bier. else, H. Asst. C4aLier. I THE - - - ----- AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK or HELENA. CAPITAL --- - EWA, • T. f. Powen President A. J. SELIGMAN Viee-President A. C. Joessom Cashier (lemon: F. COPS Ass.stAut Cashier ningcrons: T. C. Power, A. J. S liftman, A. C. Johnson, It'cLard Lockey, James Sulihran. Interest allowed on time derosits. Ex- change issued on principal cities of the UultedStates, Canada and Europe. Trans- fer of money made by telegraph. Collec- tions promptly attended to. City. county and state securities bought and sold. TXIM First National Bank - or7111 - ...TT'r= Capital and Undivided Profits, ORE. fpILLIoq. DoLLpis GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Current accounts received from banks, firms and Individuals on favorable terms. Buys and sells exchange on all principel cities la the United States, Europe and China. haus' commercial and foreign let- ters of credit available is all parts ef the world. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AT- TENDED TO. Orrioens —fliranC Knowles, presclent; James A. Talbott, vice-president: Andrew J.Davis, cash'« r F. HOOPES & SON 1 The Largest and Only Exclusive Hardware and Queensware Is the place to go whca you want a defeat rssortmeet of goods to sele_lt from and at as low prices as Is coa- sisteat with the quality of the goods. We have the fluest line of Cooking and Heating Stoves Cooking Utensils, Glass and Queentware Stoneware, Guns and Sporting Goods, MINERS'. SUPPLIES .r To , be kund between Helena and flu Ito. We will Omits a 2-11nIfatT2.6.4-• wytkolcz , ry To the person who buys the lurgest amount of geode (rem us, for cash, between September 17 and Decem- ber 24, inclusive, . Hancleorn• . Heating . stove For partlaulars call on or write to thing over the few rags that clothe them and the Morsel of food that sus- e-e F• Itoopes& Son tsins life. le .[ FAN.% OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Finest Meals IN THE CI rv Oysters and Game IN SEASON. Special attention Given to trancients. Laurence Mullen, Prop., Pft.T . FOX'S PLACE. Wines, Licniors, Read This NotiGe. The capital question is not 'decided - but the best and cheapest place to pur- chase goods is at the (1. W. llonniek Mercantile Company. There never we e a time when you could purchase the quant , ty of goods for one dollar that you can now. We have just finished unpacking the largest coneignment of goods ever 'received in Basin and have marked the satire stock at the lowest possibfe cash prices, tn our 1)ry Goods, Ladies' and Gent's furnishing department we have the most complete stock in Jefferson County Ladies' knit underwear, a a fine line of shoes of all diseriptions and at.the very lowest prices which defy competition. Come and inspect our goods, it Is a pleasure for us to wait on anyone. Hay, Grain, Flour, Groceries and a full line of Hardware. I GigarSo • G Gonnick Mercantile Go. • BASIN, MONTANA. THOMPSON FALLS LAND AND LUMBER CO. (Successor to I. A V E I.!. BROTHERS ) Manufacturers of and Dealers In Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Carry a Full Stock of EASTERN FINIS4E11 HARD WOODS, BUILDING PAPER, (IL kSS, CEMENT,. LIM 1 E,. HAIR,. PLASTER . AND . FIRE . BRICK Yards at South Butte and Sasin. Saw Mdla at Thointr,on R. A. DAY Resident Manager, Basin JOSEPH B. BRIEN, n m 0 i tel .1 - Vuot General Merchandise Tobacco. Cigars and Smokers Articles, Jeweiery and Stationery. F.'ostofflee Building BASIN. MONT. . THE LARGEST AND MOST COM- PLETE HOTEL i .IN BASIN, WITH ALL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF ITS t GUESrs . Tfie Table is the Best and the Prices are Reasonable. Table Board by the Day, Week or Month. Good Clean Beds at Moderate BASIN, MONT. Prices. L. Cardinal, L' JOE'S PLNGE Livery and Feed Stable M. FREEBORN, Prop. PROPRIETOR. SAMBL - kROOMS. oldle and Pack Animals to any of tile Hasiu unities with or without JOS. KUHWARTH, Prop. Tpe Choicest Wines Liquors and Cigars . Constantly on Hand . Finest Turnouts in the County Rates as reasonable as in any City in Montana MIXED DRINKS EXGhange ALL KINDS Neat, Cosy and Comfortable . Card Rooms . . BASIN, - - MONTANA In the world is the Mississippi, I Longest but the shortest line between River Minneapolis, St. Paid sad Chi- cago is the North-Western Line. Centennial Saloon. • Basin, Mont. The Finest, Coolest and Best Beer • Always on Tap. Elf\ A Great Assortment of Liquors for Family C-ie H. SCHUPP, Proprietor. ;Basin • Saloon TI1P B.'st of Saloon. LICENSED GANIRLING Always on Hand. LEARY &SULLIVAN Proprietors. Drs. Lieblg 455 ).. Co. Liebig World Dispensry The oldest established, most skillful and responsible and only exclusive special doe tem for men la Moatana Eye, ear, nose, throat, skin diseases, • and for treatment of chrenic. pri- vate and wasting IPseases. Manufacturers of Appliances For Deformities. Our treatment Is brsed on the latest American and European discoveries. CONSULTATION AND ExsasieltATION Fall No 13 S, MAIN ST. HELENA MONT. WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS. JIM% 1.01/S11 . 1, Joseph Killiwarth. the sell known old-timer, has charge of the bar. Finest Sample Rooms in Town. JOHN SACKERSON, Proprietor. D. B. VINCENT titer the feline and title of The Basin Townsite Company Will give a good and sufficient title to all town Iota in the original townsite and hi the additions to the town at Basin purchased from him. m., RioN I (105115. Livery, Feed I Sale STAI- First House West of „ rta,e, Best Saddle Horses The Finest Turn 'Outs in the City , AT, REASONABLE BATES LOOMIS BROTHERS PROPRIETORS BASIN, MONTANA, BASIN,. MONT. GfifFNEY MERCANTILE • Conran)/ Boulder, Montana, holesale and Retail GROCERS Arid Dealers In Farmers' and Miners' Supplies. The Largest end Best Selected Styes/ in Jefferson e younty. LOUIS \i0GEL Carpenter Contractor BASIN, MONT. Plans and Specifications Furnished. AGENT FOR BIG BI.ACKFOOT MILLING COMPANY ftSSFIN OFFICE., • CHEMICAL LABORATORY. 411. Katie Mine Office. All Wer.: ns•rasteed (;•e-rect Money Refunded VOTE FOR \ D. E. WALDRON, P•Pf 11111\ 5051155 FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY. • i •
