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I 1. »Tan. 4.4. Ihaciaatataaar, ° Perri tomtireo liX r • Ca Kt €) IN ce4e7 e 7 bill1411 1 11 . >\ 1 0. xecee. 412 Iox V€r. BALCIME» OCbia.\e.tle Wholisninlo and Retail »KALE» lb Het» and Caps. Hoots and Shoes. C'ENT' FURNISHING C1-0013td. AND - rAscv NOTIONS OF ALL KIND& . — rt. \r 4:› Jon) (-1.0T.1-11 Nave recently been added to our large and varied stock and a Full and Fine isawartmnt Of the. lines of goods will hereafter be famit our shelves. \ Antares Fog adalire:›raaltda I r• crwerianif WORKS. iievriettles, CAPS, SILASTIletit, AND • . Spurting. lirletleta Butter and MEE« ALL ARTICLES Are made a specialty by this house. so long, so steadily and at times satis- -:0:- factorily. is now as (inlet as a church- Ilighrtt market prier paid for , - CATARACT DISTRICT. ' (Helena Independent Correspondence MORGAN'S CAMP, Jan. 3.-A . suc- cinct statement of the mining sit- uation at this time may be acceptable to the public. lu this, Cataract, dis- trict, six men are engaged at the Saturday 'Night, in the interest of Holler & Co., of Helena, who have bonded that prospect.. Considerable quantities of rich ore are being taken out. It is to some extent of lead, and shows well in gray copper. The rich strcak, riz., the main streak -for there are several of them -is about Hi: inches wide at the bottom or floor . óf the tunnel,end increases regular- ly. For about a mile and a quarter there runs a tramway, almost com- pleted from the pre (lump to the site of the Mantle mine buildings. A car stands upon this track ready for use ‘‘ I litlhe parties are ready. At the Mantle mine a good wagon road, lead- ing direct to Basin depot. begins. The distance is about two miles, flown grade. John Green, manager for Helier & Co., says the outlook is satisfactory. OP' COUNTRY PRODUCE The Mantle, which has been worked yard. Berrie. Boot AND Au Hans or Couarav Paquin - • The Rose is being worked steadily. G . 11:011X - 4-1£ elF.A.FP'. • day and . night •shifts being employed. This mine promises fortune for its Fruit», Confeetionery. Nuts, Tobaccos • and owners. and an energetic set of men Clears and Notions of Various Kinda are on the ground. Just by the Rose Via:1mm °rearm Gamesstre. Fair?' AND is its extension -the Little Minnie— I--'s ag Kerr tv Tama leasove Ir W11.1. errs« AIN To Kerr Terse a most promising property, belong- - ‚MOOR AND I% ricrntit•cr grair- jug. I believe, solely to Frank Mor - „TV TO Eltertv All. gun. This mine shows finely, and s • i m eeSks,gkieeed nee \' °able\ Meeks will next season be opened extensive- Xept conistontl) on hand. this being the Boulder I T, Ageney for the authorised Mr. - Morgan has some splendid TERRITORIAL TR XT- BOOKS FOR PUBLIC! 8C1100L3 tNTR k(\TORS AND J. S. McKevvot. j.feKZXZIZ Vitae& Mr:.owiut_ cciN . TrtAc • rcixt AND 131:II.Dzià Boulder. Montana. KRTIMATES GIVEN 0)1 AIA, KINDS OF WORK HOTELS. B OULDICIR HOT MMHG» AND HOTEL. WM. TROTTER. PeorittErzet. Thom Springs have most Wonderful Curative Properties In all tonne of 1 2 11..laterunaaaatico Tz - araalcrloor AID IN Lead Poisoning and General Debility. The @pelage is a PLEGAsA_Nu . property in Cataract. He has stuck to it for several yetra. He has a neat and substantial home here, and looks forward to wealth and plenty of it from the Hiawatha and Yankee Doodle -two claims near by his house that are emPhatiCally a \peer man's\ , property, since they yield ore ever - aging $80 per ton, with a streak, nar- niw, of course, from which, when Morgan is in need of cash, he takes ore to the mill at Butte and realizes a few hundreds from a few sacks. He refused $10,000 cash for the Hiawatha last Saturday. The mines nearer Basin that have been worked extensively for the past few months are to some extent idle now (till spring), though I learn to- day the Butte people are working upon the Let Chanre. Generally speaking, the owners of claims got the e nssessur-uts\ done before midnight of December 31, and are taking a holiday and rest. Many were up and on guard that night lest MOST 1€1 1 :14012T • some one attempt to jump property . For thine who are overworked and weiirg and erhe dcsire a few days` relief frorn toil and bassi - new. and want a few days' rye -ration. Reniaalwayt the hst, of Menial Insolence an Sun are Pin III Patron es as last RACK TO AND FROM ALL TRAM GRAND CENTRAL IRMIL. C. W. BARGER. Proprietor. BOrLDER. - - - - moNTA.N.AL -10 ;77 - be larger letel in the Coy. Tie Only fiensiory Ilind ta. Conducted throughout on strictly Srral-clase business principles eill - SAMPLII ROOM ON TSZ FIRS? The Grand ('entrai Hotel has , ecenily been thoroughly repaired. refitted. and re- • furnished, and patrons elm In - assured of most coni- (ortable quar- ters The table eeill will always he the hen the market afforda. The tres.1 Of attention and prompt sereire given to all geese. Come and we will doyouguod. Cerresewle To 'U.^ Pam. Au Tram, but genezally the being \ready with their lanterns trimmed ' and burning\ had the desired effect, and saved liti- gation and perhaps difficulty in sever- al eases. There have been some claims relocated, and others perhaps jumped, but so far as heard no case has occur- red except where there were grave doubts as to the property or legal rights of the claimant. Work ou the Josephine was stopped some fortnight or so ago. • The Ana- conda company of Butte had been doing considerable work there, but cut it off. short. The other mines on the hill south of the Boulder river, opposite Basin, are in a satisfactory condition, and some of them from which ore is being shipped yield regularly $40 per ton. The Wall brothers, who were three- : fifth owners of the S'aturday Night, hare :this week. located two other clainis which they my promise to . _ ver ) wii,t HE TAKE N IN pAyido.;„-r Fin( equal that mine. These • gentlemen-- \ \1 \ e ' iP4. \ ' \ T\ A°L Hein' a le \ «1 \' 011o tt lénst- - illusttatc the \Inelt\ Iwo • often seen in mining campe. They, until recently. never saw a mine,. proopect or , mining camp. One of them for years bad daily \walked his beat\ as a policeman in the goodly city of Gothatal on Manhattan Island, and looked after di morals of that metropolis. He and his brother came. here, stumbled upon a rich lead, real- ized a good bonus in cash and bonded it for , a snug nest egg. Now they have a New Year's gift prepented each other with a half interest in each of the two discoveries above named. The hills are pretty well covered with snow. The mercury lingers be- low zero and happy is he who has plenty of supplies and a warm cabin to enable him to keep comfortable till the groundhog crawls out to look for his shadow. D. C. R. RADERSBURG MINES. . [Correnponden \ e Helena ladainadent.1 RADEJL4BURG, Jan. 5.--Cetlar‘Plains mining district, situated one or two miles from here, is showing signs of great activity. The Keating mine. which produced so much gold when Other mines in the Territory lay dor- mant, is agaib coming to -the front. In the last fifteen months it has pre- . duced 5.000 tons of ore, the assay value of which has been between 825 and $30 a ton in gold, and HI mine looks better to -day than it ever did. A - big strike has been Made in the Ohio mine, another celebrated produc- er in this 'district., by Jewell ifx 0o.,, who have the mine leased. They have Struck a large body of free -mill- ing ore that pays the' $e,9 and $40 a ton. The Leriailian is bonded by its own-, er to eastern capitalists. The Iron Age le being developed. and it is expected will be one of the • paying mines in the district. The sulphuret ore is gold -bearing. which at the present day is in great demand at the smelters.. Another promising property is owned by Keating & Clarke. who have kept thirty teams employed hauling ore to the Helena Mining and ¡eduction Company. Mr Parker has uncovered a large body of lead ore, riel in silver. Mr. Dolman is sinking and • develop- ing a mine from which he has shipped se - Vital cars -of ore to Tenon, which bids fair to become one of the pay- ing thihes of Jefferson county. At the head of Keating gulch Mr. Horn is opening up a large copper prospect. which he says is over thirty feet wide. carrying- thirty percent copper and sixty ounees of silver. • Morse. Keating &. Clarke are mak: ing preparation, for furnishing lead ores to the 'Montana Smelting Com- pany. with whom they have large LITERARY NUGGETS. [(lathered for Tua Aug.] Whom thou didst see a flear cast down And earned out, did 'signify the end .Of old faiths and beginning ut the new, F.ar there is chews with gods nut le« than man. - LipAt of AN. Even the ant has bile. -Lucian. Strange so it, that our bloods, Of color, weight, and heat. poured all together, Would quite confound dietilictiou, yet «and of In differences ru mighty Office confers no honor upon a man who is worthy of it, and it will dis- grace every man who is siot.-Holland. Much learning shows how little mortals know; Much wealth how little mortis a can enjoy. At beet. It bidden us with endless toys, . And keeps us children MI we drop to dun. As monkeys at a mirror stand amazed. They fail to And what they 1.11 plainly see; Thus Men, in shirting rielies, tee the free Of happinera, nor know it n • inside; But gave, and touch, and peep, and peep again. And wish, and wonder itt. airfield still. \ -roomy, No gain is so certain as that which proceeds from the economical use of • what you have. -From the Latin. Lives of great men all remind us We ean make our live* ruldnue, And, departing, leave behind us Foutnrints nit the sands of Let us then be upend doing. With, heart for any fate Still achieving. still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. I cannot even hear of personal vigor of any kind, great power of performance, witlomt fresh resolution. We are emulous ' of all that man can do.-Erserson. • Inae-minded they that want intelhgeme; For (hid himself f»r wisdom mist Is praised. And men to Chid thereby are highest raMed. -Spencer The constancy of sages is suithing but the art of locking up their agi- tation in their hearts -Lu RoehePod- could. All la known. digested. Mated; nothing new Ii. left tu leani. When the soul, serene, reliant, tiqua deludes dreanui uzo upon, -limbos Wisdom. . 11}.113ANT'S RULES FOR WRITERS. [Pall Mall Gatette:j Mr. Besant forentalaterieleven rules which must be constantly kept in mind by those who would worthily fon ow the art of fiction. These eleven l. rulpi the ettdecalogue, as one might call them, of the art of fiction -are as follows: First -Practice writing something original every day. . Second -Cultivate the habit of ob- servation. Third -Work regularly at certain hours. Fourth -Read no rubbish. , Fiftlt-Aim at formation of a style. Sixth --;Endeavor to be dramatic. Seventh -A great. element of dra- matic skill is selection. Eighth -Avoid the sin of writing about a character. Ninth -Never attempt to describe any kind of life except that with which you are faniiliar. \ . T_entb-Learn aa much as you can .-.- - about men and women. Eleventh -Per the sake of forming IMontana Mng a good natural style and command of neview. Miekno , The stockholders Of the above named language, write poetry. property are feeling very jubilant over the striking of a new body of ore in th\ shaft at a depth of about eighty feet. last week. The ore body is eight feet wide and is red oxide of iron (free milling gold). Three samples of ore have been takes the entire Width of the vein, and the average of the three assays was $42 gold. . At It meeting of the company, held last Monday. it was decided to buy a steam hoist, pumps. engines, de.., and on Tuesday all the machinery was pur- chased and will all be shipped this week and will be Waved in position as rapidly as possible. The Pork mine is rapidly coming to the front and in a short time will no doubt pay its owners hanth-ome returns fee the money invested. For the past moirth regular weekly shiptnenta of ore from this mire bee been mad* terthe Hel- ena smelter. ' THE PARK MINE. '1. • GREEN COPPER MINE. !Montana Mining Review; Helena.] This mine, located on the old Boze- man stage road, over which the stage has driven ever since Bozeman and Radersburg had an existence, is known mue the Green Copper mine. The mine is distant from Tostou, on. the North- ern Pacific railroad, about seven miles, about four miles from Radersburg and forty-five from Helena. Above the water level the ore averaged about eighty percent, copper and 269 ounces silver. The shaft on the property is now down about 100 feet, but stater hag stopped -. work for . the present. Negotiations are now in progress looking toward the purchase of ma- chinery for its further development. The mine is. °vted by Gus Anderson, Fred Anderson;ittut Henry Miller. ia I )••• TINE et. Paial. Minneapolis It Manitoba litatiway be 7111In Direct and Popular Line To Principal Palate ha MiuneetOta. Den It o t a. Moontaitauitab. Ahol. ST PAUL min miNsrAroLts For alf p1.1• « Iddi SOUTH ‚ia BAST rat ONLY LINK IRCNNIO) tO Titi Theis Grin *in ef lawn ORE*? PALLS. PIELEN•. *SU BUTTE 'their \Motirexe .1! velum' sa ill br pin in sorrier November Intl', ith a train epopment unez4.11ei. StliDiting opleoutid Ina) (\ad Peet , . hir•ilene. FreeColonist ‚ 4 1.1 , 13/Vfl• Supert• liso:ng gas of West design. TO puget bound l'otnt» Affords clinapar rates thee una any other Farr Tuts_ Cuuruirr arimun Arreirrnair - This Compost, tun he male t5 lits- nenotot2Jelbe eons 1:ainelicait I. aiming 'teasing, end Timber 'soda. at very low prone and Ua favor- able terms. For Maps and rotund Information !Inquire. of your own ticket agent or J. flunewrittreit, F. I. Wutr.sirr. lead Carier. U. P. it T.` A.. AS Faul. Mari. - W - K - Ittearte F. P. go. M. 0.7k. C r C31 M.A.J1Irr VIA THE NOWT,' KILN 1AC1TIC , Itnilrord. 'rimer Dizallaxa CJiroz - rtcsaa \ tor ANti (ires' Shoe,. 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POINT\ EAST. 110•'Til SAID Wa.ST. • Making elan connectiomi at Council Bluffs. S. Joseph. Lavicenworili and Kann* City \'lb all trams for the Ears and Mouth. Aloe the Morten line to all California Pointe. Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Europe - For full information cull on or address A E Vest\. Tray I'Des Agent 24 North Main Street, Beene_ .1 A. Until., General Agent, Bone, Mnortans. . Trager -Ts. ti I. and T. A., 1 - 471•he \Zrhnitte.
