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_ FIATHONELE . 'rug 11011 . 1..DP12 DRUG . ESTOILIC Anything you nerd in the line of DRUGa • PATENT SEDICINEs, Window GIM, Laws, Ciotti> Jewelry, Cigars, Totems Comb's. A fall line of GAIti3F.IST AND ClItAt-tS se.leris In stock. • FAINTS Sixty different Patterns of WAXX i n ' ID In stork, which will be sold at Helena priced. Call and sew the latest designs PARCREN dt MORRIS. Pao/soy-ions UNIult PACIFIC RAILWAY. TITE OVERL.ANDRLINS 'FOR ALL POIrris MAST, SOVTII AND WinST. :Slaking eloae connection.' at Council Bluffs, St. Joseph, Leavenworth and Rotuma City with all trains for the et and South. Abu the Shortest line to all California Points. Through tickets to all point's in the United States, Canada and Europe. For full information call on or address A. E. VEAZIE, Tniv. Pass. Agent, 24 North Main Street, Helena. J. A. 1.zwis, General Agent, Bette, Montana, J. S. Trlingerle, O. P. and T. A., Omaha. Melees . has F INED PCINFKIJI., - 171743...TiCret1WEAILZEIllet. AND AND dealer in Jewelry, Stationery, Notions, Tobaceo and Clipars. POSTOPFICE STORF, BOUI,.DER. THE AGE - - BOULDER, MONT. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1889. THE HELENA PAPERS tell of a man named Curry falling down a shaft at the Peerless Jennie mine last Friday, death resulting instantly. The man, who was a new workman there, had just come up a shaft in a bucket, had stepped out of the bucket, and stepped into a second shaft, which is within a few feet of the first. and which was _ — entirely unguarded. In, tir% face of these facts the cereneelory attached . no blame to the company. And still there are some people who say that no law or mine inspeCtOr Is needed in Montana for the Protection of the lives and limbs of miners. THE APPORTIONMENT BOARD — WhiCh divided the Teri:itory into districts for the election of Delegates W. the Con- stitutional, Convention, failed to name the proper persons to whom the elec- tion returns should be sent in the case \if districts composed of parts of two counties. It is possible the general laws might cover the point and , the . older of the two comities be the one in which the official canvass of the votes should be made, but it would, be Well to have an official daelaratioti to this effect from, the Apportionineet Board.....—Especisdly-ntuarld tiiie bonds- visablc in the ease of districts ,eoni- posed of parts of two -counties but in-. eluding the county -seat of neither county, Hach as the district composed ef parts of • Jefftieson and . Silver Bow counties: Unless something e this character is done there is liable to be more or less confusion in connection with the election returns. ' THE MEDICAL BOARD. [Special Corresposidenee of THE A0e.1 HELENA, April 4.—In accordance with the provisions of the. Medical Bill 'pawed at the recent- session of the ‚Legislature, the Board met in Helena 4ril 2c1 and perfected their organization. . - In a neat and very complimentary speech Dr. E. D. Leavitt, of eu t • nominated .Dr. J. B.. Atchison for president, who was elected unani- mously. 'flux is deeerved'eomilliment to a worthy wan. Dr. Atellinon, as president, presided with dignity and fairness throughout the meetings of the Board. Dr. E. Cruteher, of Great. Falls, and Dr. F. S. Hedger, of Missoula, Were in turn elected Secre- tary and Treasurer respectively, both are popular and competent gentle- men. , Many diplomas were examined and certificates Ordered betted to the holders thereof. In several instances certificates were withheld till diploui- ati cord(' be procured, and tier Board had an opportunity to look up the standing 'of various colleges. Phesicians and surgeons who pos- sees diplomas from accredited medietal ethoola \are granted certificates, as provided in the act:- Those who pos- sess no diplomas, or whose diplomas are not from recognized schools or colleges, must appear for examination in tile various branches named in the law. From what we saw, we are con- vinced that the -- Board will act with fairness and jtestiee to all. Different schools of medicine are represented among the members, for which fact Governor Leslie deserves credit. .Sec- tarianism is not allowed, tinder any circumstances. The people should give the Board their 'hearty support in its endeavors to rid the territory of quacks and charlatans. It is for our benefit that the law was passed and we can rest assured that it will be enforced as far as the Board is concerned. If Coun- ty Attorneys will do their part the people of Montana will be protected. ' An adjourned session Will be held in Helena April 28th, at 8 p. m. This will 'be- the last meeting before the sixty -days limit expires. Physicians must secure certificates at this meet- ing. A fee of $15 is exacted from each practitioner. No 'one can prac- tice without this eertificat,a failure to secure one and a continuance in practice constitutes a misdemeanor, punishable with a fine not less than 8100 no more than $500.' Do4ors will do- well to bear this in mind, rti\ the law is very strict in its provisions. We would advise doctors, druggists, and those wile act as mid -wives to carefully study the law and thus avoid its violation. No one can ate, tend the sittk (performing the duties of a physician or Burgeon) in any capacity, without a certificate, except in eases of emergency. This is strict but it is law and it is right. A full list ortthose authorized to Practice will, no doubt, be soon pu9ished in the various counties of'.thiierritery: The physicians of Jefferson count would do well to attend the meeting ; of the Board April 18th, 1889,.: Drs. t Leavitt, Cruteher, Rinehart, w I efoot, Hedger Atchison; and a B n u li ll n a e r s. constitute hedger, - 14 0 tia le ir un t ‘ i . f ER E . x- NEWS FROM 'WIC ' KF;S. • • • 5 Correepoildence fluA Anal Wien A`pril 7.—There ve a social hop . at the 1.0. 0..14'. hall on the 4th hist. O. Roberts, the agent first appointed at the M. C. depot, was removed to a simile; position at Helena last week. S. S. Crane, a very pleasant young gentleman, has been appointed its agent. here. He is a pleasant addi- tion to the society of Wickes and all bid hint welcome. J. Andrews, after a . two mont visit to Dakota, arrived at this place this week. - John McPhee, wife, awl family let for Helena and w1i make' it their future home. Mr. - James 'Alayne and wife left during the week for a visit to their -reatelti-letrieit itrebertien- - -Miles -in the valley from Helena. • 3. R. Gilbert has been, for a fui daysen a visit to his. ranch in Beane - head county. Among the visitors to Wickes dur- ing the week We noticed the fellow - ing: J. W. Gauyer, New York; Chas. A. Deziea, Salt Lake City; J. W. Will- son; Diver; A. O. Maley, Kansas City; B. McGill, Butte (lay; B. Brown, Attorney Casey, and Dr. Sligh, Hel- ena. George Powyie has left for Corbin to take a position at that place. We are sorry to note' that Mias Rose Harrison, bee been eimfined . to , ber room for /some tune by siekness. Frank Liseoe is confined to his bed with the bilious fever. Your correspondent has been very busy the past week selling extra copies of Tun Aire. But what is wanted is new and old. subscribers. We would ask each of your readers, Is your name among the new entries? and to those who wish W subscribe, we would say, TWo dollars pays for a good paper for one year, filled each week with inter- esting home and general mining news, editorial comments and communica- tions and reading matters of great importance to you. Send your naine and two dollars to the, publisher or to his agent at this place and try it. for one year. De not say it is too small. Try it, and take the chances of it getting large!, -which it will, there being no doubt of. it, if we en- courage the publisher. The election for a member of the MISSOURI VALLEY NEWS. [Townsend Trenchant.] S. L. Harris,, of Chillicothe, M6., son-inAaw . of Hon. Enoch Wilson, ar- rived at Radersburg last week and in- tends to make Montana his home. Pat Croke has opened up a new butcher-shop at Canton. T. E. 141..:Koia, who, -with his -wife, journeyed over into the coast country last fall, returned to Townsend last week. Ile has coins back to stay, to be thllowed by. his wife about June 1. Mr. 'Jennings and wife, of Spring oak, Jefferson county, left for Den- ison, Texas,. last week. G. T. McKay fell from a shed at his home near . gadereburg one day last week and seriously strained his hip joint, making a painful injury. Dan McRae, of Darlington, Wis.. arrived.at Townsend a few ,days ago. e is`à brother of ,Ed. McRae, of Canton. Joseph Wilson, of Spring Creek, aleffiesaer'.cotraty, .whose feet were frozen several months ago, has gone to Helena for wédioal care. The great toe on one foot will -have to be auipti- To the Encyclopundia Britannica, la Five Volumes et tated, arm nut itottntit, Good-sized broke work -horses are • Endorsed by the highest autbmities In the United States in good demand Radersburg at • • 8260 per span. • ad -s. Mummer roa eArvAnarns. - ‘11 Charlie Hubbart, brother of Mrs. Rufun M. Vaughn and who spent last year in Townsend in the employ of Mr. Schaaff but since then has passed through and graduated at the Helena - Commercial College, hate received the appointment of assistant to C. A. Whipple, the Northern Pacific station agent at Townsend. QUARTZ LOCATIONS. [COST1141. -- Itn FROM FIRST DADA.] Maple ‚lode, Cataraet Mining dis- trict, located January 1st, by Peter • Turastall and Wm. Kennedy.. - jetana lode, Cataract mining dis- trict, located January 1st, by John Peter Pfeiffer and Geo. C. Fitschen:- • Regulator and Shoofly lodes, Cataraet mining district, located January 1st, by John -Peter Pfeiffer and' Geo. C. Fitschen. Fire‘tchance lode, one and otnt-half TB8 Ilsigay G. Awns co . Nsw YORK J. R. C tSSIELBERRY, Manager, 'IL% Washington St., Chicago, 0013 ELICAIDING' at Cheap Hates. Tar AGE bas made arrangements with a prowl. - lient Sew York imblielsing home to funnel the choice of a eunsiderable librar' as prewiunie for ad- vance -paid suhscriptiona to Tua AGE. Toe new eutweribers who pay $44 in advance, THE AGE will be sent for two years and the subseriber may ticket e2 worth of Issiks from the list given below and they will be forwarded to hiui by mail free of postage. Old sulneribers who have already paid in advance will he entitled to the same privilege by ;raying 111 for an additional two years' subseript . Subscrilien. who are delinquent will be entitled to the same privilege upon paving up beck dues and additional for two yeane ativionee otilbetell iDl . . Theist books are well printed, in large„elear type, and neatly and litrongly bound in paper cove . The list embraces many Mandated works and Blast noted authors. and no better cavort y will ever had - to secure good reliding ala vert* low rate. Th prices met iimonst the mks., od the bouks are the regular re- tail Knees of the publishers, mid purlieu taking ad- vaTatage of the above otters way sere any of the hook,. to the amount of fa and the bookie will be nudged to thein without further oast. • »Mk» mod 4NO.con , . Price. . Jon% PuiruzsamesTsze. stputgeon } ir 111 , itooe». Carly e \ Ida ',LANE», op - cunsar. Hughes 10 MACAULAY . > 1.:‚,Av-. 15 IA.. FIT OB Arts. Edwin Arnold ,. IMITSTIOS Olr (\11aber. Meng:Wu._ . • 15 t 11 ‚. 11.1111P ............. • f*ABL1 Foe* in. 1.1ve AND WHIM 40 , ST. PAUL. ' Fortier 50. , . tzt i.r 1.1.Triar... fila.-Lici. lo , nude southeast from Elk Park, lo ca t. ir ‚AT' w IlleIGHT or FAD:LAND. Eight vas._ 2 MO Elo• :•• 1••••ce3LN. itiaskin tad .January 1st, by Christ Johniesa - 1 .1-vaDv Tim KING- 71'm:erica- Ihrat vet. Bit L.. Oita lesworth - and Sam Johnson. ,,,... 'Low,: (....11/lx: V . Kilittlatr Terankee Iode, on Barry's hill, be- tween Little and Big Boulder rivers, located -January 6th, by D. J. McNal- ly, Meyer ( ienzberger, n. B. Coon, and John IL Forbes. Lfiekhoulboy lode, on Mount Pisgah ' , near McGinley gulch, located Janu- ary 6th, by D. J. McNally,' Mt -Yee L KU THE LLEA•. oi„ ev..... no (G - r000at Errit ‚gErwora. Thwi- o rott.- ..... --- 20. ('An .CHITIIC. , oi• .014144... b:ImooKII. 20 SALoy Dr MAD.A ME Niit-KEV e Kraus. ore Twig. Drat. Kuskes 15 Mt:mottles ow My EN CAL (mouth 4o .)4 sel En Illok.r: .i.xii Hie Fulas re 15 , rGaArtow tor itriews - tu.sza 441 FRONDI N AGin... - Yie.. But -kin IS Joux fa , AM-. lasmertlia: I '10 i T - .imp. tar AtlIVAJIs ANIDNINta 15 , 1 ‚iv IliAmort. Kintrdry 1$ t .11,1•:x PLot.:ttnAN*. istit et.> • is r 1 1 unT TA , i.i. TALK. IL•allraey Ill I IIII:I.E ...ND S r iAtsr...rew- e-purerou ' li - 125rites. t onion - .... . .. ..... rep I CrrizeN , LOY nut WeEED. II.: 'Nuiitit 20 Board of Trustees took place on Genzberger, J. R. B. - Coon, and John -*Me n\ e ' x 'e b • e n ia J. R. Gilbert, the retiring member, re- from Comet mine, located _ Janatiry . 2.s se. Saturday, and was rather lively: 'Jolt» II , F or b es . fiN 4 (.M.DA 15 Fineerty was nouainated by the K. of G -isuilmoux. Dicke's» -.society. There were 156 votes rayeagle lode, Boulder mining dis- 4 NOeee-t-wdow• elottelL - 12mitzNvanv on Luz E. (betel t OD triet, one and one-half mile westerly (oksk.:• , *Ast'°N !Ate Val , Dome— ....... 3 .0 cast, Mr. Finnerty receiving 121. Mr. e Ns, -- t - strrivz Cunr.. Walter ceived the support of thirty-five tof 1st, by John F. PottingS and C. 111 \ 7 \\ BiaLE TILAwn-true--- •Potting. . Martha lode, three miles south of Helena, located January 1st, by G. H. Carrow. Junebeg lode, Elkhorn mining dis- trict, in Elkhorn Queen gulch, locat- ed January 1st, by C. A. Clarke and 'Edward Mahoney. Nettie lode, Elkhorn mining district in Elkhorn Queen gulch, located Jan- uary 1st, by Edward Mahoney, C. A. Clarke, and M. H. Keefe. Teeentseh lode, Lump filtich distriety located January 1st bvt.t. J Glaselratnes Glass, Mrs. G. W. Stein, and J: H. King. .el/b/ori and Phoenie. lodes, Home - stake' mining district, located Janu ary,lst, by Albert S. Congdon. still in full operation and the mill is ! turning out plenty of rich bullion. 1 Mr. Dennis has taken charge of the I Commercial hotel and .the house .has been thoroughly renovated. 5. Quaintance & Leighton, of Boulder, have put in a new meat -market here, under the immediate management of Alex. Paradise. of the Elkhorn Mining Company, has W. E. Riehardsbn, master mechanic taken a similar position at Granite, and John Reekruir has gone into the 'position thus made vacant MEAT H..% el; ETS. W OLTIKM MAEirlIELD. 1101. - 1.1)Eit, MONTANA. coden Retail Me CI Xi MI it lei Offload', Mutton, Penske Veal. ALL . RINDS ' OF SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY. *nit Meata of Best SPliality Always anei PS MN P1811 .4ND OA« IX rams 8E180N. *. Marlirt at the old MCBRAN STAND. Aigoaatis 'fflinezz.tocl.t —ENCYCLOPJEDIA Poet - wit Raramr. Twerry-Fora Yoluntes will compieie this literary marvel °tithe age. We have nowready for delivery To - wary -Two Volwnes at 11143.00 por \tirőlui2a.oi - DELIVERED FR114! ! Lwow relax HALr THE PRICE of the which. we reproduce in rAir:...astime.7 by our new gelatine jortelniti cud at about _hgtH.gtekrirept the .. ott'W two - edition,._ e We are also the authorized publishers of the ' AXERICAN SUPPLEIEXT 1.Hri: 0? sPezzaNds. Yarrow , his old friends. Mr. Finnerty is a very good man and we believe he will make a good trustee and will work - while upon the Board for the interest of all. Ile has; been employed at the - smelter about three years and is well liked by all, as was shown by the vote for him. It is claimed that -all the employés at the works voted for him. Supt. A. Bala and wife came down on a short visit Sunday. Mrs. Raht's mother has been the,, guest of Dr. and Mrs. .Bullard the, past week. There is not much mining news this week as the boys have not come in from the mountains as yet. There are two or thre,e shipping ore this week. There has been a great deal of ore shipped to the H. M. & R. smelter during the week. B. ELKHORN ECHOES. • [Helena Journal Correapondence, Aiwa 8 1 Little Miss Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kennevon, died last night of diphtheria. School has been temporarily closed on account of the prevalence of diph- theria among the children. Our phy- • Payrock lode, Homestake mining district, located January 6th, by Win. P. Wall, Albert S. Congden, Duncan D. Cameron, and Phil° Balley. Belfort lode, located January 1st INGtamml. AsawERED, Parter.....,.. •e• • 1-irt•bs» , MAkii. .14140:bee, - .4r. a (*ono...argue, «. 10 --Estit-t: Mo . :» PoZírr. Lilting. • 10 illiamultielamt r os. Reid ' - 10 Amman - AN 111 - atornes. —.. it Furman »Nu Juniata'. Rowlett t'an.ve s *ALENDA thong Alletz........- 25 HAM IlonART F Luton INDIA: WHAT eat Pr Tr.Attt Ve Moller -. 25 A Wierza IN INDIA. Baxter • 15 'rrawit twAnAurraiertra. Paxton Hood 25 kSt - IENTIric Suriname. Wainwright, 25 11.1.1 - KraAnoym AND MEDITATiolni. Spurgeon 25 effitieTHAa IN A PALACE. Hale 25 ‚. or ZWixot.I.25 Hunt - . and A SI - rtierWors MAX. Tmitenieff.„ 15 CHRIaTIANITY Tawarnairr. Nentann ARCHIBALD MALJIAIMON.' Hawthorne 15 WIADON. AND PHELASMOPHIr. knitter 25 Goidenith The Perm. Queen. Threang ............. 10 Revitter's Eughlah. iiffltà 2o Cop - tierthos of Children, iimanwed j ,. :51 , okfTestistitent Ilelpe. 20 Lesson in the Cheer,. Decora.. 2e I.ife of Cromwell. Porém ‚food ......... e Steienue Abort Chapters. Wit/bona . twee of Illustrious Shoemakers. nab.. zs 15 liigisway. Literatufe. Pryde . Essays of George Morppord ........... ...... 25 - ' Charlotte Rennie. ifoitoemy 15 Sueeessethl Men of To -day. (Ye* 1.5 Nat iire Studiea. Prortor Ili-toriml and Other Seediest Preemie 25 J-wialt Adieus Life. Deli/neck 15 French (7elehrilien. flood\! 15 French Celebrities. rlorrtie IS Bv-Waya of Literature. Wheeler • 1.5 Life of Martin Luther. h'i; With the Poets Farrar story of the Merv. O'Donovan .... es Hemorie and Rime. Joeserin »Ike 25 The Bowsliarn Puzzle. Hardierfon. 25 Musical M. -morass litiliefleart of Africa. Booker 27) The Clew of the 31aze. Wetmore. IS The Fortune...of Rachel. flute ( Gorden Forbes IR by Ferdinand Bailat and Joseph La- Th e H o me ht PoetrY• ilnanirett Number One: How to Take Owe of Him valette. Rutherford. e....erit sician, Dr. Brooke, is doing everything Ten Veak, Police Court Judge _district; located January 2d, by O. E. ..s IS •••% possible to arrest the spread of the -Lid e it a l o d e , Bi g pip es t one m i n i o p. Gold Seeker ad' the Sierras. Joinoirs Miller .. . .. 15 r' A Yankee Sciaird Teacher. BroJdirin disease..., 15 merevsele — irdatts\ The Elk Company's mine is O'llara,.B. At011ara, W. H. Thomas l'rue. b ;11 \\P Prince Moroni s 15 ife. letethor»e and W. E. 1Vright. • Ironclad lode, Big Pipestone mining district, located January 1st, by O. E. O'Hara, B. A. O'Hara, W. E. Wright, and W. H. Thomas. Pittsburg lode' Big Pipestone mining district, located January 1st, by O. E. O'Hara. Ironehief lode, on divide between Clark's and Jackson creeks, located Jannary let. by Jae. Mulholeu. [CONTINEED 15 ( !triunes Ira Narraggiumett. Hole 25 . Edwin .trnold ar Poetizer MO Paganifter. ..... _ IT. Working People end Their Employers e Aboard and Atwood. Ikred 15 Ilownol, the Christian Hero. a Melleray 'IS The Hero of Cowpeut. McConkey.-- . . ... -._ 215 ' The Timid Drove. Honden lit Destruction of thalami. later 25 I The T . ioil of Gideon and Thet7ountema Almeria's 1 MunrIer. Hawthorne 15 My lentgren Le‘ney. Home et ' a n . POP IS ;falki, to liórii and Girls. Crofts , eo ! Fl wh's $. « tars :In Ti l l i e coming Rare. Lytton e • --- 1 A DVERTISR In Tog ison-lt will reach évrry in Jefferson erainty • . I %/root) WILL RE TAKEN IS PAYMENT FOR St sotherrile to rue Mir.. Bring in a losid Gr lno nos e .a;
