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• 't 1 G-E. ‘7\cal.. 13CetalCleœ r , Mc szia. Toirritczrz•sjr a IMP'OCILIEroarclat3r, Jul y 1.13 7 3.981131. »Va. BALIOI.Ca CMOs. LOCAL 3IE*TION. \Whadernalet and Retail ‚LS it • , Mato and Capa. • Boots and Slitter., GENTS' irt;MNIDJ - U.New' CiFOODS. Mink FANCY NOTIONS OF ALI. KINDS. D \1r ‘317 AND C L () '1r HI N Ci Rave recently been added to our large and varied dock and a Full and Fine Assortment Of be limn of goods hereafter he found nu • --)0(— Aromas Fin C'ealifrcarEatab Pcolotreztreor WOMI*8. e rein' lee, CAPS, BLAIIITUIML AND trport ing. /tenon Butter and rikagor —AND -- ALL ARTICLES OF' COUNTRY PRODUCE Are made acumeialty by this house. H ighest market price paid fur livrtia Maoa airo ealtIll or Commit Paormea - L - • mama« a. co., .114 • BOULDED MONTANA. t, DIALIINA IN 33..OLXI.DWALet.111, and ( estrarre s , WOODSTCiCIL GLASS CalliAWARS. AC fair dock kept on handet all time.. KEPT IN 000D SUPPLY ANI/ SOLD AT It EASONAÏLE - RArre. Tin Work and Repairing reperialty. %ĽM BER MERCHANTS. BOULDER LuMBER V A RD. SASH, Dome, uot - iniNos. CEDAR Mingles, - and all kinds at Finishing bum: ber, Building and Tar Paper, constantly on hand. Yard opposite the Court -Rouse. reevenknt for lemma. Also, plans fur- nished fer boners, bridges. etc., and con- tracting and building of eau . GROESBECK * SIMPKINS. H ici,nNAt. LUM Dieu co. 'Orr= TO TE111-1C211L2Rie— Mr. L. Sutor, of Basin, has resigned the position of Justice of the Peace at that place. - Rival lines of stages on the - Elkhorn route are cutting the rates to that place to a very - W - w - 'figtee. The County Commissioners will meet in special session Monday, August' - 6th, to draw, the grand and trial jury- men for the September tern' of court. Mrs. Randle, mention of whose marriage was made in a previous issue, and who was placed under bonds, gave the required security on the third inst. and will be at liberty until the meeting of the Grand Jury. ' There were seven members admit- ted into the Presbyterian Church here on Sunday, the 8th inst., and services were, held nightly 'during last week, Rev. e. M. Stevenson ; •pastor of the Bozeman Presbyterian ChurcÉofficiat- ing. Murray & Lees put a double crew (eighteen awn) at. work on the 10th and will manufacture 100,000 brick weekly. The firm has no* 100,000 on hand and will be able to supply the demand in the future. A new kiln will be fired on the 20th. -- Whife in the valley last' week Under -Sheriff Frank' Lindsey succeed ed - in killing a rattlesnake which WKS in battle array. The reptile was six years old. It approached the buggy in which Mr. Lindsey was riding, closely .enaugh tobe killed with.a whip. The contract fiir the buklding of the new court -house was signed het week before the adjournment of the County Commissioners, the principals -being J. 8. blelienkle and Frans eicOowan, with W. 11 Gaffney; W. T. Sweet, Ed. Cardwell, Groesbeck & Simpkins and Wm: Deascy as sureties. . John Rand had a bearing before 'Judge Kerley last week on the charge _of having stolen a set of harness front• the camp of _Larson, Anderson & CO., on Bison creek. The evidence was sufficiently strong to warrant his honor in placing Rand under bonds to appear before the Grand Jury. A Large and Complete 8toek of Hough. Greased and Matched 3,umber. Plain and Tarred ' Paper. Pickets. Lath, Cedar Shingles. Saida,' Doors, Etc., Etc. At Greatly Redneed,_Prieer.. )ItD11111% FOR MILL WORK PROMPTLY - EIECI - TiD. Our Specialties at Prices that Cannot be Duplicated: • blinent - 1.• Pura Rustle AND Bet MAID Si DING. 50.1 AND 2 Canna Sen Six MID Ituareerliea rearms, ltamoDie Lark, ftErorilirD Pr;u: RDA NW! Teed Near Sampling Works. ' W. S. TEN EYCK. Agent. C HAS. POND'S 1PPL11:7XT • AND CD1 is z - J1E8 t a - or A Pine Assortment of OD Wain ILKT BOIr. Pelt Mortar a —t RESTAURANT lat K Meals at all hours. FOUR Otaill Brume Go*. outgun, Per week. eta Per meal. 10 et& C1131.11.14111, ias Stria.1011411. SOCIAL NEWS. ArchiteetCralle and wife are now at home in their residence on Third avenue. • Several ladies and gentleinen of this ¡lice have in contemplation a trip to the National Park. A- r vert- pleasant impromptu party was givên at Groesbeck & ‘\nipkins's Hall on Saturday evexJ of last week. Equestrian exercise is a favorite pa:White among the - ladies of Boul- der and there are a number of very graceful riders in the village. The festival of the ladies of the Methodist ,Church in Bouldet last Thursday evening was quite well at- tended and the receipts amounted to $65. A letter from Mrs. Elder to the Judge states that thé - lady is now in Chicago, having a most delightful visit and that she expects to return to Boulder the latter part of 'the month. PEK8t_fiti AN F A LECTRIC STORM. On the 6th inst. Boulder was visited by the most severe storm in the his - torte the town. Ue --- ai; was full. of . electriCity and the fluid struck neveraT planes. The residence of Mr. Feed. ndes, one of the handaomest buildings in the village, being the Cost prominent structure, was struck and à Sad wreck made. The bolt en- tered the house from the east, dembl- killing the chimney, a bedstead, and shattering .the glass in the parler windows and hi a mineral cabinet. The plastering on the north wall and the ceiling was also destroyed, a table broken and a screen door rendered useless. The current divided in the house and made its exit in four differ- ent places. : There were present in the house at the time Mrs. Berendes and her sIster- in-law, Mite Nettie Kuwarth, of Butte, and Mrs. Becker, of Helena. The ladies were in the hallway and the lightning in passing out went directly over Mrs. Berendes' foot. Aside front the nervousness mullioned by the bolt none of the inmates experienced any harm. Had the storm occurred,at night a fatality would have been the, result, as the bed to be oceuaied by Mrs. Becker, was destroyed. Tits Aos congratulates the ladies' on the preservation' oftheir lives. Messrs. J. Elmer andHorace Welch, of Hope, were in Boulder last week, proving up on their land. Geo: F. Cowan, Esq., has returned from Helens . where he appeared for the firm before thé Supreme Court. Henry Finch, formerly in the em- ploy of the Alhambra Flume Co.', has succeeded Mr. J. S. Ailing as clerk at the Windsor Hotel. The proposition to incorporate the town of Deer Lodge -au carried, by it majority of eight votes. ;.- VALLEY - COUNTY NEWS. ° [Prom the Townsend Tranchant.1 - , Messrs. Freer, Hoagland and Pow- ers are taking in a ten stamp mill aud it force of men to develop the leads of Cave gulch. uln a T R. W e ep.. Il s oo sister, .Mrs. George H M. Geer, with- in a fortnight to pay her relatives and friends t of Townsend and vicinity' a visit, Mrs. Frank W. _Rich is soon expect- ing a visit from her sister, Mrs. Capt. Doane, from California, wpere they have been stationed since the transfer of the Second Cavalry from Fort Ellis. The Press Leeper party have quit work on the Springs and Castle road and returned home—the Commission- ers deciding to let the balance of tfie work by contract to the lowest bidder. Ed. Dunplay,•an employé of Mundy & Clark„..watupeet_fromikskY driv- ing into town from . the In4e-1'fr the - other day, WM thrown against the' corner of a building, and about killed. He is lying dangerously low at the St. 4 Peter's hospital!' The wool Clip from Smith River Valley and other portions of Meagher county , ia •Untning into Townsend _by . wagbn loads as big as hay stacks, for storage and shiptnent over the North- ern Pacific. In simmer to inquiry we get but one teport: Quality,—exceed- ingly \fine.\ Average fleece. yield, - 7 4 b ig. 77 have the elf> of announcing tee 1 . tapf)y - ' s of Eli Samuel _Burette,. „Susan M, »nu, both of tostou. The ceremonies tok place on the evening of the 3d inst., at the residence of the groom's father, Mr. J. S. Burch; on Deep creek, Rev. J. iloaking - nilletater, anti pres- ence of a house -full of witnessing friends. The bridge over the big ditch at the foot of Broadway hag been rebuilt the peat week, and Roadmaster Moore and Assistant Rich made of it a bridge of safety and luting ley to el outriders and pedestrians. It is broad and 'itrong. and the guard% are pat tip to stay. We also notice good Work done in turnpiking a mile or more upon main thoroughfares .lead- ing through bottom lands into Tani> send. • - -e AN INTERESTING CONFESSION. Readers will remember the trial laM March of John McDonough on the charje of house breaking and\ mali- dious mischief at Basin City. The Miner of the 9th publishes the follow- • McDonough and his mother . and' Jack Wall were tried last March for 'the above offenee committed on the premises of one Fanny McKinnon as well as on the additional Charge of -ireeeiv ing stolen, goods. Mrs. Mc I /on- ough and Wall were acquitted, while John McDonough was -convicted. His .mother yesterday went to the office of Curtis & Majors and matie an affidavit in which she assumes the blame to herself and details the Circumstances of the affitir in a mannertm'exonerate her son. She states' in her affidavit that her son is entirely innocent of the charge, being a block away at the time the deed was committed, not knowing even that anything of the kind was going on. She admits that she, in coutpany with another pensea . went to the premises of Fanny McKin- non, broke open certain barrels of whiskey, let the liquor run upon the ground and broke up her beer bottles. The lawless deed Was done with the object of driving the woman out 04 - town, as she was running à saloon and dance house and, tue. she alleges, so disturbing herself and her lodgers that they could get no rest at night. - She professes her willingnesé; to take her son's place in jail if that will satisfy : the law's demands. That. she has been restrained up to this time by sickness and threats from making the above statement. Had she been allowed to g .e.... o ',Lena die thee tittle of the trial, as she professes she then dei sired,,die would have made•theadmis- sion then.. The eharge• relative to stolen goods fell to the ground, as everything moved from Fanny McKin- non's saloon was destroyed. The affidavit is to be•sent to the Governor, together with such other evidence as may lfé necessary to secure her lion's release. THE DCNSTONE MININ(. 03. ' • [Montauk Mining Heview, Helena.] '- Recent developments in the Ihnidone mine have placed it among the bonan- zas of Montana. 'At the depth of 'about sixty -tive feet a cross -eut of the vein slinws a solid body of nearly or feet in thickne of galena, ..unpregnat Y copper, t',than $150 per y of the gray, copper by itself shows 516.4 ounces silver; $20.50 in gold; ten percent copper, and. forty percent of lead. The aver- age of the entire dump is not less than sixty pui -'cent lead. Realizing the importance of this mine to the future -welfare of the Elkhorn camp, the 0Wheiii of the C. and D. smelter have purchased largely of' the stock held - by the original owners of the mine, and if the Dune'« continues producing such ore as it is now throwing in sight, the smelter will be started again in a short time. An abundance of good grade of ore is nowon the dump of the C. and D. mine which carries about ten percent of lead, and with this ore from the Dunsame can be read- ily turned into a high grade lead bullion. . . Keeping the Dunstone - ore in the cant) will secure for their company a better price for their output, while it Will result in the utilization of a large output from the C. and D. mine and also active work at the smelter, and it • will become an important factor in the determinfilion of a railroad to that 'splendid camp, for it is tonnage that znaltes, transportation facilities val- uablé. , . . . Tht Dir . asfoie is now inetrong'hands and work On the property will - be vigorously pushed. The company is officered as follows: • . Chas. A. Clarke, President.' A. G. Clarke, \Vice President. , Chas. W. Cannon, Treasurer. ; John W. Eddy, Secretary. ' These with•Henry Pflatime;ocobsti- tato Its These, of Trustees. • _ ATCIIKI.1 TRAMS. 1C VAN Ii now' breaking to waddle and Inamass eams- very • handsome colt., all of Use 29lar1Eak cox& t alitcsotlEr They will be ready fur use in about two weak,. and everybody who .wratta good riding or driving should improve the opportunity to buy, Pepe- \tal intention «Peen to turalela lemur. RA LIMA I _ - C:» 311.411.11MT Tint rentu'incitN* PAutteic • is•7117,777.4. Thy. Dix:al/is cia., Xi-011ie AND Cirent 141.4irt 1 due tti kb' wittsett Citteer. MOO miler. Shorterit )(dear to AN I) ALL eotNalt RANT. Atid the mitly THROUGH CAR LINE Lin Rea ken ma.. flume OM Pelham ham Sierra I EltN 1•At'lleir TiMETÀ fait. Ti,,' fnilowing ir the time a Dr» .‚r' ,ala and de- imrime. of tram,. en» Ihr Nearthe.ree Puri». 771 ley Ow letent imeliedule.which took effect 10. Arni.evria re No. i__ Throij ...Ina -booted lArstitcml .... Sun • in No Weet-boutid Loyal 4.5 a in is ' , Nu. I— Through Esebb.vutid Loral ........ a:Su • Le \ 14—Butte and Helena Eaprees, y SO \ rararrugyr • • .5.01 y ter \ 24-11iluiftd Ammuniudatiosi y nà \ 17--W Ickes, Boulder, and Cahn Pam SIM1 y nerieltIVIUM 71•011 MIL/1U NO. 1—Thrungls IS ar.. N.., 3—Throne West-lv.und .... ts \ 4 --Through Ked•Imund 30 pm \ 4—through Kaie-hound ... . . .:..-. 2 to s In \ 7-11elesia and Butte . 1U p nt \ 0—Marysville Pairminger. 9 :55 • ru \ le—Ritstini Ayres lathes .. \to' in \ Boulck•r. and Calvin Pam v iv • na • A. I.. liTtilagit, r uend A\ ('. 5. PEP.. / I ern. rut. M.,nlaua ;tn. Pam. and Ticket Agent*. Pau/. M oirrxr.4. snout WM . When Irove•lireK every IOW MlootIlid «mid« irdi the question. of Itettloonly. °melo»t. lankly, arid s.' -cd, Iht-we titirMittlIr belle el the Irene IMP battill'I . a Journey eel' )1 I ) a.10 Me, end lays' rid,., r at of Ow map will eorivInee anyone that tbe NT. NNEA PI/LIS; Ail) ,r1r£ Alm. t Ca lcr or rt. 487.11a7 my. the moat direct mute to and trout all the principal puled.. Its CICIMLAL AND Norm/nil Miaserivrà. I/Acura. •na Mi. Otw equiperwmit-asid time are excellent. Our rates oirs III'- lowest, loiit ‚Iris het is restreetlaing which speak. for Itmelf. Denude Rivers and map% eau he obtained by applying to ally Agent of the (\non tray Or to the Ornend . g e r Anent. mre a few ut the peke:Mal reached rim ti,'. line: I. ItrIntI•OTA Str, Cintn, Rain C/ainems, Fainen FALL*, Catookeent. 14r. Vo MKS?. I I le-rcuirDsox. Privmarrst.t.a. APPENTOX, Nam itarranioa. DAZ , 71. WATICIRTOWN. A araosan, Waarrrox. FAILUD, 011•11D FORKS. 0111411`TON, Davies Legg ier.... Itorriagat:. • MOUTLIO, fis.renow, Baas. ÁRIONNAD012111.---. - Hairroa. GREAT TAU\' )1161.12.14. Byrn'. Also WINNIPEG, bIANITONA. end an PACIFIC COAST Pointe. r Partie, seeking farm. or Widnes, toretiona vrIll thol Nuld opportunitieri for both on this line In Northern Ihtiode end Montana; also in Hinneson, wbere the I 'mummy hair for gale at low prices and on favorable tennis 2.0.10,00ti wee. of eicellent famdag. grazing, and timber landa. Per maps and Mbar In- formation, whiners, J. DOM( ve , e . C. H. Wailer, Land Comet/whiner, Genii INara. ST. PAUL MINN. A. MANVEL. it Alumainiaa, lien'l Manager. ' Torellte Yearrerre. M ONTANA »ARM - COMPANY, carrying 1:7728.1toct laitabtrein Ititobilan ÁND Northern Pacific Mapireame. (RACED. LF.APE BOULDF.R DAILY » OR iLEBORN MA ORRICK, BRIM STAB: Etaintinas. ATM 7' From Calvitt * for Butte City Ga the «Deal et Ube Northern Penile imam Iowa . Helene. W. J. tow•settEND, maw. W. )11 OAFintElf, Arent at Boulder. 4 CURLEW« for Tau Aat:Ority Et a mot a ontilltingillaingskeisey '4 •
