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'r 1_11LINA, BOULDER VÂ.LET & BUTTE 'flue's PERSONAL. South -bound. North-hound. Pamenger 11.45a. w. 3.IS p.m. Freight lIAS 2.5) The merengue train for Boulder leaves Helena at 9.15'. m. W . 13. &31`41.3P1PIVIElir, She hi& lilesk, liauses. WIZOLICSALIC AND mer.a.u. Dealer Ia Girk - cscse.rie:51111, Prszsvissics ` Fla:sink\ AN!) ThGCIELA..9r191. 111.A.erl'ING POWDIFCR, CresraciM e ILMMIO. Boots and Shoen, Hats and 1211k.liamdltereldefo Ribbon% Fancy Netilemo - ete. SUPPLIES POR MINES.. MILLERS, AND RAILROAD COE- TRACYORS Karr rig StOCE IN LARGE Quaterrrize %get thsnat ISM Whig Yes ihns lirabireell stoe - khedere Meeting. 'he Snit regular minuet meeting of the Stockhold- er* of the Boulder Building and Loan ASSOCilltiOld will be held at the court -house in Boulder, M. T., on Wedneesday, June 6, Poet, at et o'clock p. in.. for the purpose of electing trustees to nerve during the com- ing year, adopting by-laws for the government of the Ansociat ion, and for the transac- tion of such other bnsinees as may come before it. Only those whose initiation fees have been paid at that time will be entitled to vote. Proxies mute be. in writing. WILLIAM MORRIS. IL J. DOUGHERTY, Chairman. Secretary. • BUSINESS NOTICES. n itiCerITED To -Day trom Mirages 1M - ported Swim Cheese, Export Bavarian Beer. Imported Sardines, imported Lemberg Cheese. e'er - eclat Saurage issuminer eausamel, imported Runtimes Caviar, Lobetens, etv. Ph. Bent's Milwaukee Beer alma on draught. Lunch all day at Riedel's saloon, opposite Bach, Cory at re:lc - Boulder. M1012 SALE—LOT ON CORNER OF MAIN X Street and Third avenue, Boulder; 30:130 feet. Inquire of J. D. GROESBECK. MM1211 SALE.—HEAVY WORK HARNESS AND X Bain Wagon, et, inch axle. Apply at Tug Acia °Mee. lit . 12T—TWO SECOND-STOILN FRONT X Rooms, very suitable for °Meas. Inquire at the Boulder Exchange. THE AGE - BbULDER, MONT. WEDNESDAY; May 16, 1888. • Ing:ZSCI.EK.X.6 iltrIlell\TTIC) Blizzardy to -day. Baseball is the attraction of the sea- son with the young men about town. The $40,000 worth of county bonds to build a court -house are advertised to be sold to the highest bidder on June 18th. A Mrs. Lewis died at Jefferson City last Sunday night of measles. She leaves a husband and five children. Rev. Guiler went over to conduct the funeral services. The maneriends of Mr. John Ber- kins are glad to see that he is grad- ually recovering from his recent severe physical disabilities. He has had a ,tough siege and his ability to get around now is certainly a triumph of medical skill. Mr. Richard Jeffries, of Bouldée lost a team in the Boulder river about three miles above town Monday. He was fording the river and had gotten over the worst part when one of the horses balked and the wagon. use gradually swept . down the river, the horses going with it and getting drowned in spite of Mr. Jeffriee's ef- fort& to save them. THE WICKES SMELTER. '[Montana Mining Journal, Helena.] Citizens of Wickes have informed us during the past few days that there was a rumor in the camp that the building of the great smelter in Helena would' cause the removal of the Wickes plant to this city. There is no foundation for this rumor what- ever, so far as we can learn. The Alta mine alone can produce enough ore to keep the plant in that place busy, and If it could not there are hundreds of other mines whose output could be purchased. On the other hand it is our opinion that the fact that the smelter at that place is in ,succeesful operation decided the prometers of the Helena smelter to finally select this city asa location. E W. Craven, Esq., of the law firm . of Craven Bros.. Helena, Wass visitor L to Boulder Friday and made a call. on Tux AGE. H. IL Parker, Esq., goes to Radera - burg to -day and will return to -morrow with his wife _and little ones if the weather is favorable. P. A. Larson, Basin; H. M. Parehen 'and daughter, A. S. Hovey. 0.0. Foes, Helena; J. K. Kingsley, St. Paul, were a few of the prominent guests regis- tered at the Windsor Hotel during the past few days. Mr. Richard Warren, of Meagher (rowdy, has been in town) a few days, visatng his brother, J. R Warren, of Boulder, and his mother, who recently came out from Iowa to spend the stammer with her sons in Montana. A: S. Hovey, of the old firm of Cum- ming & Hovey, mining engineers, Hel- ena, was in town Monday on his way Capa to the head of the little Boulder, where he has gone to - Survey the Blue- bird mine preparatory to its being pat- _ e ented. . Mr. W. N. Davison, one of the pushing farmers of the leaver end of the valley, favored Tits AGÉ - Zith a call and a subscription yesterday. He re- ports the crop prospects as very good, the weather being favorable to the growth of vegetation, however disa- greeable it . inay have seemed to town people. Mr. J. J. Cronk, of the firm of Cronk & Wilson, timbermen, dropped into THE AGE office yesterday and or- dered the paper sent to him. He and hireartner have soine 20,000 cords of wood cut on the line of the Montana Central above Calvin. He was ac- companied on his visit by Mr. Tuohy, the prominent tunnel contractor. BUILDING NEWS. E. G. Dougherty's new dwelling on Second avenue is rapidly approaching _-completen. • Considerable building is reported in progress at Elkhorn, principally of small houses. The frame of W. •IL Pierce's new dwelling on Third avenue is up and k -rapidly being enclosed.-. . The Groesbeck & Simpkins building adjoining THE AGE office has received its first coat of plaster. Mr. G. A. Douglass contemplates the erection of a new dwelling -house -.--thiasummer on his ranch near town. Mrs. Bailey is building a substantial two-story frame residence on Monroe street, near the corner of Centennial avenue, adjoining John Berkins's res- idence property on the north. E. W. Hartell has the contract. M. Goldberg's new storeroom is about .completed and makes a very handsome appearance with its plate - glass front. Mr. Goldberg has put down in front of his two store a broad and substantial plank sidewalk. D. J. McNally, the well-known arch- itect and builder, has the contract for the erection of Mr. Belcher's hand- some new residence and is pushing the building rapidly forward. He is lay- ing himself out to show a first-claeri job. MINING NEWS. Work on the Grizzly mine, in the Bigfoot district, has been temporarily suspended on account of an influx of water. Pumps will probably be pat in \ immediately. James Townsend was a caller at THE AGE office last Friday and reports having very favorable prospects in the Badn Queen, at the head of the Boulder. He. thinks it is the same lead as the Ruby, of which such favor- able report was reprinted in the last - AGE from the Butte Minin# Jottrnal. The Helena independent of lain Thursday said: \A gentleman recent- lyretiírned from the Basin, brings the report that l'atrick Dougherty of the Buster mine, hag lately swelled out in- to a bonauanza king. He is churning three tons of ore a day in an oldfash- ioned Mexican .araetra, and claims to, be scoring from $25 to $30 per 'ton.\ IdILROAD RACKET. >NORTHERN PACIFIC srEws. Supt.. Robert Law, of the Montana division, Waif ' in Boulder,yeeterday. The Helena train _now arrives in Boulder at 11.3.5 a. m. and depart's at 3,15 p. m. The Mullen tunnel is being cleaned Out from the debris of the fire and it will probably be in use shortly. Conductor Ed. Marron has been transferred from the Helena, - Beet& Valley & Butte read to the main line of the Northern Pacific, being succeed- ed by a conducter named Hogan. All who travel over the Boulder line will miss Marron'e genial countenance. The laying of the track through -the long Cascade tunnel on the Northern Pacific railroad was coraPleted May 5th, and the event was celebrated by nearly the entire population Of Tacoma as one of the most important that has oecurred.in the northwest. The tun- nel ià 9,850 feet in length and second. only to the Hoosac among railroad tunnels of the United States. This means the final eonipletion of the main line of the . Northern Pacific railway. MONTANA CENTRAL NEWS: - Tracklaying on the Butte extension of the Montana Central began at' Helena the. other day and Boulder may expect to see the trains of , the new road in the course of a month or six weeks. They will be heartily welcomed. The -fah*\ work of a Montana Central bridge .near Basin was washed, out by high water Konday night. The loss may be vexatious, as the timbers for these bridges are framed and fitted in Chicago: The timbers of this bridge are strung along the river and possibly may be saved. The finishing tonches are now being put on the Woodville' tunnel. The grade for the most part is finished. Trask & Brown haven sawmill in the head of Bison canyon which is operat- ed by A. B. Gates, cutting timbers for, the bridges'and - bed> mtrk. From there to Calvin's station there are 300 woodchoppers who have been making ties and cutting cordwood, which is strung along the line of the road in ifflIvAluantities. J.' H. Farmer, late ,engineer in charge of the northern end of the Wickes tunnel, on the line of the Montana Central railroad, read a paper before the Montana civil engi- neers recently upon the location and èonstruction, of that -tunnel;-illusteat- ing the same with a plan showing the various surveys made to determine the economic location of the tunnel, also with several sections and longitudinal sections showing the methods of con- struction. The paper proved a very interesting one to the members, who discussed its various features at some lenght. WICK ES JUMBLES. [Speeild Correspondence or Tess AGE ; Mrs. J. M. Kellogg returned from Townsend on Monday. She says she likes Wix pretty well, after all. Mr. and Mrs. Sharf are, having a little vacation for a change. The Good Templars of this place enjoyed a treat on the evening of May 11th—given by Co. A and enjoyed by all in attendance. The ladies of the Presbyterian church gave a necktie social at the church Tuesday evening. It was a success socially as well as financially. There was quarterly meeting at the M. E. church last Saturday and Sun- day. Revs. Smith, of Helena, and Guiler, of Boulder, were in attendance. The company which bonded the Bluebird mine is putting in the ma- chinery preparatory to employing a large force of. men in a short time. Mr. Malloy will superintend, which insures a good job. Con Peterson and wife have gone to housekeeping in Twin Gulch. , J. B. Sites, ene of _the town's popu- lar citizens, is expected home from Denver in a few days with a brand- new Wife. Mr. James Horton and Miss Lucy Bassett, of this place, were married in Helena May 10th, arrived here May 11th, went at once to their cosy home on Gregory Hill, and of course were serenaded in fine shape by their friends in the evening. • Ntx. SOCIETY ITEMS. Mrs. A. Me.Millan, of Elkhorn, has gone 'to Canada for a summer's vie,. Mrs. Naomi Warren, of Muscatine, Iowa, arrived 'in Boulder some ten days or more ago\and will probably spend the summer here with her son, J. R. Warren, and his family. - There will be an old fashioned, English tea-party given in Boulder on Thursday, May 24th, the proceeds to be for the paying off the old debt on - the Methodist ehurclaAn thie. As the church has been used by nearly every one and has to a certain extent been common property, it, is hoped every one will turn out and' assist in lifting the small debt still remaining on it. -Everybody is on the qui rive for thé Knights of Pythias anniversary ball Oa come off at the Boulder Hot Springs. next Friday night. Many ladies have had handsome dreseetsmade especially for the occasion and elaborate prepa - ratios of all sorts have beèu, in pro- gress 'for some time. A very large at- tendance is anticipated and the dance will be one of -the most notable social ailliirs ever occurring in the county. Mr. Frank McGowan and Misr; Anna Wickham went to Helena 'last Friday and on Saturday morning were married in the Catholic Cathedral by Rev. L. B. Palladino. A considerable party of relatives and friends amnia- panied the party and all returned to Boulder Monday. That everllag a re- ception and dance,was given the new- ly-married couple at the residence of the bride's parents, some twelve miles be- low Boulder, which was largely at- tended. Mr. antoirs. McGowan have the hest wishes 9f their many friends. They' will soon occupy their residence in Boulder. . RUSIN DittlNEWS. eharley Pond has hung out an ice- cream sign. • • . • Henry Schreiner has bought the stock of goods of Theodore Fuhrken, • at Elkhorn, and took charge of his new place this Week, abandoning his - store at Basin and moving his large stock of goods from that place to Elk- horn. Mr. M. Goldberg will in a few days 'open his new shoe store adjoining his harness shop and will display a line of -as fine gooda__ati wan ever brought to Montana, and will have something for all. sexes and sires, age; and con- ditions. He will also do custom werk and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular, Mr,. F. Hammer han °wired his dry goods and clothing storein the Ryan & Leighton block,--Maiu street, and 'evidently intends to keep an establish- ment fully up to the demands of the counts, He will keep a full line of staple and fancy dry goods; clothing. ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, boots and shoes, notions, etc. and all - wIllehe - offered at reasonabie-prices. He will also have dressmaking and millinery in connection with the es- tabliiihment. VALLEY COUNTY NEWS. [From the Townsend Trenchant I A little child of Mr. and Mrs. White, of Deep Creek stage station, died Sunday. • E. Engelhardt. who has been gener- al accountant, paymaster, etc., at the Toeton smelter, goes to Wickes to as- sume more responsible trusts, . a Mr. Cole taken his place at Tonton. The Northern Pacific station - building at Toston was entered by a burglar a few nights ago and 8100 worth of clothing, etc., belonging to the agent, stolen. The thief was after- wards caught in Townsend. The Townsend Lodge • of Good Templars will hold open lodge and give, an entertainment on Tuesday evening, the 29th inst., upon which 'occasion - the 'sister lodge of Roden - burg is expected to be present.\ If half we hear be true, then the \Indian Creek\ and \Park\ districts.— boil' of -which are in sight of Towns- end—ar showing up big prospecte, including several rich discoveries, this SCHROD. These districts carry both gold and silver quartz, late assays from which are creating à feverish' in- terest in this locality. ' George Godas, the Sun River murderer, is to hang in Helena August 10th. MARRIED. MeGewas-Wiceitsw—In the Cathedral at Helena, Montana Territory. on Saturday, May 12, IN,. at ▪ a. m., by the Rev. L. B. Palladino, Mr. Prank McGowan. of Boulder, and Mira Anna Wickham. of the Boulder s.Alley. F. air...mibmwet. Rum Imam» B;am. BOULDER, - - _ MONTAN A. Deader M STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. ' ladles' and Omits' , FURNISHING: ,t31•00Das Men's and Boys' CI 1 szstliniszsg. DRESSIlAKINCI AND MILLINERY 1st connection. t.43.1-i1E11131 A good quality of 'baled Hay for aide at my plat*, - titre.. „ilia easrof Boulder. HENRY DILDINE. Timm le co.,. BOULDER, MONTANA. DEALS» ix ilICALWLICEVIT,11K.M.M. II . ..Ming arid Cooking Stove», TIN WO0DST0(7E. GLASS, CHINAWARE., AO A fair stock kept on land at all tune.. retrtLEVERSI` mÁ•rnnzAja KEPT IN GOOD SUPPLY AND SOLD AT BEASON A BLE it IT1s2§. Ti,' Work tool littstairing It ‚special t y. OULDER 110T SPRINGS AND GOTML.. W M. ROTT ER, 1' us' is a root. These Springs have immt lArsorulosrl% a 1 ( 'si Isis' iv'. iiropertiem I,' all (orION Of itlicrumeatics 'Mr «Dubious AXE IN ¡mad 1'044.1111w and General Debility. —)or— The Spring. is • MOST T ; 14PIAFIAlsT'r rams:401e1\ For there WhO are overworked and weary mid who (bane a few slays.' relief from toil and busi- ng...0,mnd went a few dare' recresettou. Ron la always the Beat of Banal &unclean and Batts en hoe is III Patron of the hotel FRI1 HACK TO AND . PR011 ALL TRAINS N .11:W 111...1ClíMMel'il, CS W I tat' of Butte 11AS 01 , 1:NED .s NEW SLACKsMITH SHOP AT 11.M.1112.'11113 C/1C1 113/Kgala.C1, Where he is prepared gods» General Itheekninithing. Hurneatioeing, and Everything in the Lisse of the Trade /WALL Woes Guastarersits ems Elarismertor Ro il» REAtioNABLE'llit NI. il\.1.DER MONTANA, ... • Having mass ssfaet ined during the *Inter • WW1 moat id HAHNJs$'4S .AND SADDLIG121„ Confident of the Superior Quality and Workmanship He offers them for the spring trade itt the loswerst Caen Pricsee /*nor Knoisris In the Territory. He invitee an early examination or Ideate* and - e or his priees. LEGAL auv Earls Em Erers. ALIAS tirlIONS. — Jefferson ('minty, Territory of Montana. In intense's Court of Biais' Township, bercno,11... Sutter, Justice of the Pease. J. F. Rudy, plaintiff, rrr.e. E. Beau, defendant. The people of the l'erritory of Montane to the aboyeniuned E. Beau, defendant, greeting. You are hereby .1 to Is and appearlefore me, L. >tutor, Jeans. of the Peace of Jefferson inanity aforesaid, at my Mlles, itassisi, on the Zah day of June, A. I), lees, at Inur o'clock p, m. of said day, then and there to answer the omiplaint of J. P. Rudy, plaintiff . an aforeasid, in • 4.401 adios' to re- cover the of Thirty-four 714-113) dollar's for teal - Inlet due on ..... ney jostled, and on defesilt thereof judgment will he registered against you. E. thins, de- fendant as aforenaid, for the suns of l'hirty-four 100 stollens und the costa or omit in lion behalf ex- pended. ' Given under ruy hand this lath day of May, A. D. SUTOR, Justice or the Peace. Find publication May le, 10444, NOTICE - . TO CO -0W N FitS. To Mueirto William., A1011E0 (iO0,11[1411.Z. Thonma Dexter, John Wallace, and Warren Stowe, their heirs or tureignrc You are hereby notified that the undereighed, your conwnete in the Shoofly «Inane lode mining daim, satiated west of and adjoining the Chim•Iway quarts lode, mining elaim, Little Pipentone mining dintriet, Jeffereou enmity, Montana Terïitory, have expended on maid elution in lexir in the yearn isms end oar:, the aim of one hundred dollars each year. said sum being the required s Co( labor necessary to hold said quartz lode Ruining Claim under Meet' Kast of the Revised Statuters'of the l'nited State's, to lecember 31, Dory. And if within ninety days after this genie, of notice by ptahlieution pm fail or refine to contrib- ute your proportion . e r expenditure as ecniwnerrs, your interest in said Haim will hesonne the property of the undensigneel under said He(lidbfl 23:N. Dated Butte, Montana, May II, INNS, A. H. llamas's., Cartons Arr JACKY. First publication May 16, 11261. N OTICE TO CO-OWNEItS. To Mergan William., J. H. Baker, Thomas Dexter, end Mona', Goodkuntz, their heirs and assigns: You ale hereby notified that the undereigned, your cone/vireo in the Ardie quartz lode ruining claim, sit- uated sthoUr one and one-half miles from Dan. J. Startnard'oe ranch on the Little Piperstone, Little Pipe - stone mining district, Jefferien county, Montana Territory, have expended on said' elides in labor - In the year ending • Teeember 31, 1h41', ten, one hun- dred dollart 12h, said MUD 'being the required amount of labor necessary to hold said quarts lode mining claim under Seel' Z124 of the Revised Stat- utes of the United Stale\ t» December 31, 1 / 1 117. And If within ninety dayiafter this service of notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your pro- portion of such expenditure an cobwriers, your inter- est in said claim will become the property of the un- dreamed under said Section nu. Dated Butte, eontana, May 11, 11186. , . A. fl. Batts.— . rusiretta> .t , r Find pitlindién May le ISM. ‘\••••-..
