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oralatte 4 , 1 ONTANA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PERSONAL. RAILROAD NEWS. surth bound. Southbound. Through Express., 6 . 42, ,„I Dr. A.R. Robertson has returned at nun a. III. and leaves' there en the return trip at 4.15 p. tn. _-_Mrs. Leopold -F. Schmidt and chi will run t.) Calvin's. dren, of Butte, are making their home tulles. while bythe Pipestone Pass it 4 Passenger. = 5:00p. tn. - 9751 a. m. í, from Elkhorn to Boulder. Mr. Kendrick, ehief engineer of the ilEtENA. BOULDER VALLEY & BUTTE TILAESS:I , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dildine of the Northern Pacific railroad, announced Norl-be .55 SoutelgtopUnd...: valley, were ves • itors to Jeffers:elm, Al- at Butte some tell days ago that the Per Freight. 12.33 p. le.20 a. nt. timbre. and Helena during the imet Gallatin branch to that city would be - The passimiter train from Boulder arrives at llelena k built - by the Hounetake Pass, the dis- tance by, that - route being sixty-nine Tuesdays, Turedays, and Saturdays the freight Ci RIK,A1' SLAIN:DTI:It SALE M I LIN - lazy crobre44. I will be in Boulder at the Parlors of the WINDSOR HOTEL MAY Silt, 9th, 101b, and Ilth, with the (intent assortment of Illtuxtrav Goons ever shown ill Boulder and at such reduced prices tot will surprise and please the ladies.. I have just received a heavy stock from' the east and the goods must be wild regard - lean of Price. trimmed Sun Hats 35 eta. Ladles' trimmed Sun Hats cts. Dress Hats equally as cheap. THE . lathered - Boulder and vicinity will do well to examine my stock before purchaiiing elsewhere. Do not forget the date O, 12, - 2.0, etaa.cl . 1.3.. • Mris. Frank Iirinpsiey. MBER MERCHANTS. 130DLIER PLANING MILL Saab and Door Manufactory, IMOOH HODSON, : PROPRIETOR. BOULDER, MONTANA. The Boulder Planing mill is now in constant oper- ation and prepared tu furnish every description of 23 - 4zilctizzŒ mari.tc.x - 1.4r41 In any quantity and on short 'notice. tontraettir and Builders will save Dun , and money by making their mucilages it, Boulder. I carry fit stock and am preparerfto supply Mining Timbers, Bridge and Ininritsion Timbers., Lut h. Shingles. An..' every description of constructo n sti mateal. An inspection of toy stock and priene is respectfully aolieted. . MILL AND OFFICE AT RAILROAD .DEPOTS. B OULDER Lrxiszarsato., MASH, DOORS, MOULDINGS. CEDAR Shingles. staM all kinds of Finishing Lum- ber, Building and Tar Paper, eonstantly on hand. .Yaril opposite the Court-lhattie. Convenient fur teanis. Abto, plans fur- nished for houses. bridge«, . 'and ‚oit - touting and building - orig. ES BECK h rKINs. • o r r CASINO. RISIDEL.-PRÓPRIBTOR Mtdautitrest, • e Bealdler. Maul. The cosiest plate in town te spend a 'mend hour. Pu R Pitre White ye Whisky. Seven -year -old 34eBrayer Whisky, Imported Old Tom Gin, Jamaica Runt, Scotch & Irish Whiskies, and Phillip Best's Milwaukee Beer, always on hatol. Be sure to cull if you want le enjoy a good drink told a pleasant time. MEAT MARKETS. '‚VOLTER& MAXFIELD. BOULD,ER, MONTANA. Wholetele and Retail xr es in. es Of Beef. Mutton, Pork, Veal. - ALL RINDS OF SAUSÁGE A SPECIALTY. Salt Meats of Beet Quality Always ass Hand. FRENII F1511 A ND GAME IN THEIR SEASON. Market at the old MURRAY 14TAND. THE At3rE - - - BOULDER ? MONT. WEDNPMDAT, APRIL 24. 1 SS9. Ca CD...S.14 - Merin - z • c:» Regular meeting of Ntef»hen.on tirsod Army. of the Republic. in Boulder next Friday night. A five -year -old daughter of W. Nelson, oho re _ tenth: arrived here with his family roan Missouri, died butt Wednesday. Thé Superintendent of the Presbyterian Sundt\ School wishes THE AGE CO i•oice hie bean\ tLanks, with those of the llçlH4/1. tolhe yonnleleiltai. for their - mude and decoratielbt bet Easier Sunday. Tom Basle this week nei•ived notice thet ap- plieation for • pension had been granted at the rate of 112 per month front the date of application. This will give Tom about taeio hack pension money. County Clerk and Recorder Stevens and Sheriff Halfort! moved their offices into the de\ eourt-heinm. yesterday. and the other oftbert. will follow in their footstep,. within the corning week. The oflireni ens pleased at their new quarters. Miss Untie Benda, who a couple of years ago was a teacle•r in the Boulder valley, died at Foil Magintain teat week frio' a persilytie stroke. She fell from a horse while in this ..... tv, receiving injuries which are ‚nippant -ii t., have remitted in paralysis. In. W. M. Bullard, Wit -ken; Dr. L. A. Vawter, Itadersburg: Dr. I. A..Leighton. Itr. E. I. Fletcher, Boulder, Dr. A. F. Rudd, Jeffergoti City: and Dr. }Age Brooke, Elkhorn, are lunging the physicians' licensed to practice niedieme by the Territorial Board of Medical .... . writ. , Wet\ • of Mr. L. M. Boyce, of Boulder, have. been guests at the Boulder Hot Springs for several weeks past. • Among the Boulder visitors to Hel- ena this week were W. L. Hay, W. - H. Dickinson, Judge Kerley, Al. Wells, A. C. Quaintance, and (co. Spencer. Mr. W. G. Friend; Who has the past year presided. over the Wind:4(er bar, has resigned his position and next week leattes for Helena to accept a more lucrative place and where he will always be pleased to - meet and to greet old frieuds. • C. F. Anieett, general manager of 'the telephone service - in the Rocky Mountain - WaS' In -- town - yesterday interviewing the business men as to the feasibility of extending the telephone line from Wickes to this place. It is to be hoped he will re- ceive encouragement en'ough to war- rant the undertaking. :MINING NEWS. Fifty-one quartz loCations in Jeffer- son county were recorded ita the office of the County Clerk and Recorder during the month of February, 1889. The Currin brothers, who are work- ing the Olhe mine, a few miles north- west of Boulder, last week struck an eighteen -inch body of ore which prom- ises to assay very high. John Berliin came down from the Lowland country 'yesterday and . brought some specimens from the Mountain Chief lode . in which he is intereked. The assays of the ore from this property show over a thou- sand ounces in silver to the ton. Some mining experts and operators went to the Bigfoot district Sunday to examine the Meat, Grizzly, and other properties io that section with a view to bonding tend - developing them this summer. Thelmen were brought out through the so icitation of Mr. James Williamson. - A rich strike of gold ore * has been made in the North Boulder lode ./ in the Lowland district. ,The 'mine 'is on ' a tributary of the North Boulderereek and about a mile and a half north of the latter stream. It is worked b . ' a man name' Mossbem and other Butte parties and' has a shaft down sixty feet, the shaft being entirely in the vein matter, neither wall having been found. The ore bas heretofore been copper and lead with about thirty-five ounces of silver. The new body of ere 'recently struck assays- 8200 in gold to the ton, mind if that holds out of course the property is one of the richest in the country. J. B. Brien and the O'Brien' boys have struck a handsome streak - in the Wolftone lode, Lowland district. The ore from the mine has never rim un- der 200 ounces of silver and a Tew (lays ago they came across a seam about three inches wide bearing al- most halfhornsil ver.the assays running 13,678 ounces to the tel. The main lead has not yet been found, the vein seebarng to have been broken in nu- merous small branches. A tunnel to search for the lead is now in 205 feet, and the rich seam is one of the many encountered in running the tunnel. The mine is about a mile and a half west of thé Ruby.. POLITICAL PÓINTERS. W. B. Gaffney, Esq., Boulder, is prominently mentioned for one of the Democratic nominations as Delegate to theConstitutional Convention. Geo. D. Greene, ' and Mr. Frank Harlow, of Boulder, are among the Republicans spoken of for the nomination as Delegates te the C'on- stitutional Convention. It is quite reliably stated that W. C. Whaley, of Bedford, would not de- cline -the Democratic nomination for Delegate to the Constitutional Con- vention from the Eleventh District, should it be tendered_him.. Hón‚ ` C‘îéldiv - ell \F.dWards is said to ábe a Candidate for the position of Re- ceiver at the United States Land Of- fice at Bozeman and it is understood that he is receiving very hearty' sup- - ; port from prominent Republicans in the Territory. Among the Democrats mentioned for the Constitutional Convention from the Eleventh District are Hon. Ed. Cardwell, of Cold Springs. Mr. G. - E. Pool. of Rademburg, and Judge J. C. for the preseut at the Boulder Hot \1.114 he seventy -five miles and bY ; Boulder and the Lowlands Pass .it would - be one hundred and two miles. Major J. R..Boyce and wife, parents The altitude of the three rummies were also given te favor time Hotnestake route, and, thestatement was so posi- tively made that lhe road _would be built by that route, that the Boulder people .felt that the town had received a very black eye. , However, a mimber of the business men met together at Cowan & Parker's office _last Thursday aftertmoon and after considering the matter appointed a eommittee to wait upön Gov. Hauser to see what could lee done in the matter: The commit- tee waited open that geetleman Fri- day And while he could give no en- couragement to the hope that the 'de- termination to build by the I loûtestake Paes would be changed iu favor of Boulder, •r ho assured the committee that the line of the Helena, Boulder Valley & - Butte mad. would bss com- pleted to Butte this year and that a representation of the resources ' of the' Boulder valley might indmie the com- pany to build te brand' from Boulder to nconnection - with the limustake Pass line at th e mouth of the Boulder river. The committee accordingly . .prepared a paper showing the mineral, agricultural, and other resources which would furnish traffic for a mad down the valley. To this was - added a statement. showing that a branch from Gallatin to Butte by way of.. Mud Springs. DogtoWn, Boulder, and the Lowlands Pass wculd be but seventy- seven mike; ¡hat thirteen miles of this line, Mon Boulder to Calvin's, is already milt and in operation; that if the Elk orn branch is built nine miles. ot' it w uld be on the same line; that Lowl da Pass is considerably lower than Hotnestake Pass and More acces- sible; and, finally, that from Calvin's could be built a branch to Anaconda and Garrison which would make a saving of twenty miles in distance Over the route around by Bette. \This statemènt has been forwarded to time Board of Directors of the Northern Pacitic Company, through Governor Hauser. In speaking of the choice of the Homestake Pass for the line to Butte, the Deer Lodge New North-West of last week said: \Doubtless the traffic and travel of Butte dentands great consid; eration. Otherwise the correct through line for the Northern Pacific railroad ia and always has been from Garrison right through the Oro Fino district and Boulder to Three Forks...43aving twenty miles distance and over a bet- ter line than either the Mullan, home- - stake, or Pipeatone. It will be built some day.\ • NEWS FROM WICKES. [Special Correspondence of THE AGE.] . WICKES, April 21- - Re/eerie:tit . primary : ,meeting,:Will take plaee . lB the Sche011iiiiiiie on Saturday next, the 27th inst. Hey. S. E. Snider, Presiding Elder of Helena district, preached a very impressive sermon at this place in connection with the quarterly Con- ference of the Wickes and Boulder Charge on Sunday, the 14th inst., to a large congregation. Eastentervices in connection with the Sunday- school took place in the Pres- byterian church on Sunday, the 21st. The church was decorated beautifully. In the _center was a cross; on time right a silk banner with the motto: \His banner over me was love\; on the left, \Jehovah my banner.\ Other mottoes covered the side walls. By the organ was a table with a dis- play of beautiful white flowers. Fore- most in making the effort a - success. we might name Mrs. Dr. Bullard, es- pecially as this lady is the soperin- tendent and spares no pain or trouble in attending to her (lu tie ' ; Mrs. Mayne, Mrs. Starrett, and a uuner of. others did well. Rev. J. S. Gal iler preache an Easter ' sermon at the A. O. U. W. hall on Sunday. * The addition tó Wickes the last four months is' five baby -boys and two baby -girls; the last being a pres- ent to Mr.:11. D. Taylor, which is a little girl. Mrs. Bush, who has been sick for some time and at Helena under the care of Dr. Sligh, came home on Friday. Mr. Harry Brown is gone to Basin ' t to his placer mine. B. ...winter and spring is going Kerley, Thomas Joyes. and M. , to. cut' ,own the placer product in H. Parker.. Esq.. Boulder. ! Jefreakn county materially this year. , • • l I.DING NEWS. The foundation for the l'resbyterian rhumb is' about completed. . • tieorge Jackson is building himself a loll (livening home in the.leffrieitauldit . ,oppootte Freak Piert;'• new house. I.. T. Moffett hie laid t foundattim for • t we -story residenee itt the Jeffries additioh, just meat of the Frank l'iérte Itteuse. • ing to the, Ite had itt regard to his first J' t, It. Is. Hialeah, has moved across. the street 'and is building hie blacksmith shop at the corner of Main street and t ettlenteial avenue. Dr E. 1. Fletcher isebuilding a neat otte.story frame resallente in !Mulder on the lot etioillt Inek Dough- ertY'a residente. It is to tatty by twenty -'four feet in size, with len by twelve I,. Lem Taylor hale charge id the 'work. Lee* Taylor built an WiditIlab fourteen I.y t acuity - four feet In size in the rear of W. 'f. rtvveet's boot and shoe store. The addition will be orettpkai st rest - deism by the family of re. who a ill me the front port as a drug store. arstubse N 4 Parch,',, Morn. have UttAr handtaane s oda tain in !met atien. ' Barletta At Graham have leaked Perkins'' Wadi - smith shop, thot gentleman being still unable to do any work in that line. .1' It. Paradise. lute of Sptikane Falls, hart rented the onsipied by Sweet's shoe slams and will ut a few day» open there o stock of drug» rod medi- cines, k Mounted, of Elkhorn, have hough( the titan saloon. Oil . upper Main tarred, Ilelena, and have opened 1>n1iness there. They have tiol„ bow- el or, detierted. 1..1k . _ . SOCIAL NEWS. . _ The Knights of Pythias* of Boulder talk of giving a »elect social party some time next month. The farnilv of R. tt. the ; ilelatiltamith, an, tecupying the -darning of Mriellatley o juet north be %lobo tterkins'et. • • ;S. , The Odd Fellow.% of Whites give s »elect retail Witty next Endue evening, to celebrate the annoyer- sary of theirOrder. Mrs. Wesley I. Jewell, one of the old-timers of .lenerson e y but now of the Biller Root valley, is ‚ii iiiitg her ....... emus Merida in this county. . _ ertreszivauteeep WALL PAPERS! WALL l'Argus! Our - stock of Wall Papers is the most cotaplete in the city. We carry• from one hundred tuone hundred and fifty designs thereby enabling you to - select. from.t1I0 largest, stock in the ' State of Montana, and we charge you for no expressage, L. M. Bowl: & Camping 'cots and billditrg of all kinds and styles at Whitehead Kuehn's. 'Frog legs at Fulton .Market. For jewelry go to .the Postollice store. Fat Staffed Beef at Fulton Market. Fresh ranch eggs eheap at ‚Volter & Maxfield's. Oranges 25 cents per dozen at Ful- ton Market. Milwaukee Bock Beer at the Little Casino this week. . Strawberries 50 cents \per box at Fulton Market. • 14. - M' Boyce & Co. have the most complete stock of Wall Paper ever seen in Boulder; their stock comprises all time late designs anywhere in the northwest and sold at Butte prices with no charge for expreseumge. Fresh fish of the, best _quality at Wolter & !Ube elicapete aod beafplace to buy e_ieritle l is et -Whitehead & Kttehu's. Ne* Cabbage, new Potatoca; \ \trild Sweet Potatoes at Fulton Mailtel, The best of spectacles and glasaes at thé watelunakeem. Prices lower than ever for meats, fish, and eggs, at Wolter & Maxfield's. L. M. Boyce & Co. can furnish you Walll'aper, Carpets, Window Shades, and all House -furnishing • Goods at Butte erices. Black Bas and Columbia River Salmon at Fulton Market. Two Furnished Rooms for rent on Third avenue. Inquire of Schmidt & Wattle. Take a look at the fat beef On sale at Wolter & Maxfield's. COME AND SEE. Saturday night T. A. Wickes ‚re- ceived a large lot of dress goods, Kid gloves of all kinds, and fans. Monday he received a second large lot of millinery, with choice novelties, some of which lire already sold. New jewetry came last Thursday. To -day a large lot of shoes and slip- pers are brought from his ware -room. Corduroy suits opened last week. Fine slippers for men expected daily. Window shades just received. - Straw hats for then and boys to be opened this week. In fact, every time you call at T. A. Wickes's store, you find something new and nice that you want, or that your wife wants, or your children. ; Call often, bring your friends, look as long as you like! . Don't buy unless you see what put want, and think yon' 'will get 'the worth' of your money. But be MVO ID come and see. :ViK ET SOCIAL. • . The Ready Workers of .the Preaby. 7 terian chords_ expeet to give a May Basket Social early in May, probably on Thursday evening, May 2d. It fib h9ped that lhe ladies will have t)eau.- t ifu I and '' appetizing Isiskets. A pha›ing prognon will add to the i.vening's pleasure. All are most 'col . - (Bally invited.• L. IL '11'n•Kt.)., see. MA Mil Ele I/UssEY-11•SN.% --In Boulder, Montana Territory, im ttaidneedity . April I.. Pee, by Rev. J. I.. liutle\ : \ .-\-- Mt. ¡Ivory Buns, Mid Miss core llama, all of • this county . • • • lioUltirt„ Mtentauta Teri in iry, Friday, April 111, 0949, to Mr. mid s k e ll oscg , a BLS eau -lot Boulder, Montana Territory, o n Tuesday, April la, tie Mr. mid MG.. T Diner, a non PTAS.-- -In Boulder. Meseta** Territory, Thuredity, April Ia. lied, to Mr. and lieouge 1Pfarl, a daughter. • Nat -wog -1n lluai.ier vailey.00 Weiltwoday, April ego, latim daughter of tiesirge W. and Alice Nebeidi. aged five Yrwr\ . N tkv EkTispru gN - r4. _ • 11 ERHERT CHANDLER. . .1/tent; - ! tie Feratske‘ Help sif Stisda. • , ....W.. 21. ,FtiViittnes steer,. 1.11m.i-et, MO • *, ALI AS >t MMI!N>. \‚‚ • , it, the lenaleate Court iti and 'for the County of ;Ieftersom Te. Id Mot i tai.a Jamie (emus, plattutiff, f• Band ‚tripod - ant. . The people ol Montane mud greeting to Johnt\ Rani, the ittemematued defendant: Teal are hereby -reCited t.. appear it, an action brought ageism* you hy above-tortnesi - in lhe Prehate l'ourt Maud ter Itie ffluntY idir 1 .'n 11 , Territury >1.,édunit. aflil t.. oupgwer the esempilaint fib t 'reran ten days after the service on you of this sonnets. l'y pusdieat t ‚iv publication .4 11,1\ noontime tour toom..or naltrinciii by default will be taken against you. ua.miutliiig I. the prayer of mid natiplaint. The said actimi tee brought to reenver On mom of nut. hundred thirty-iteree and 7A -lin doltars iti.11.75/ for leitud 'awl longtime of defetelant. alan. feeding said defu robust's , horns. mime .1 g blorkansithing fur defendant. 5.1 la %espial install., :tint napi, -m4, be- tween January!. itta, and Apnl I, Iffle. Ate' v.aa are Ilt - arher goateed that If von fail leu ap- pear and nlislirsr t.5.4 sostinInint 'us sir.% the wont plaintiff mitt lake Judgment against .you for :me h Ireitibirty.threv anti dollars and ¡O . terral thereon from April I, Imb.hendea tamm .'(,.,,it. Oivett tooter my Maid sod seal ed Ittr l'reeteetle - • (*.Inert in and few the «meaty of Jr trereeon Terrritory )1.uttana. this dav I ' EAU- f pm -il. in the year Of r Lord \Ile . \.• *Maid eight 1...noired and ri t tlety-Nine. J. II. VISE, lerk. W. I.. 11AV; Attune:6y (or Plaintiff. Wiest inddiesdiss. .4ell 21. IMO I. • • PleAe - r • Malik IR Irrulta. Confectionery. fptn. Yetioseenti and (liars and Notions id Various' Kinds. VSIUUTIESI or MILE' ilitormums, learns sett MAIM» 1,11A. rim Eger in THEM Swims. IT \Ga. 5ľ VIII AIM TO Ease Time Paws as» sa serrwserr (ArSIS my to Stertv st.t. lbaressos. School Books, asked Desks, Beaks Kepi couidaittly' Orb hand. this Wang the Boulder Ageory for the sulhoridord TERRITORIAL TEXT -HOOKS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fr RN: ITC E EBB - F t aNrrt RR iiIRMIITCRE1 WHITEHEAD & KUEHNH Wow : M`lialt-rsit•tire, Ellitcbsrds LIng let *sad • Ike azel Comes Brat of PUI:2,N=U1 e 2, r of PAPUA SF 1ff RaDareat SPRIs11. May„rarattis CESike , • BAST CATE lAinte. Wiponnw Sitar OIL PAitrrnerar RO\E ERE A',. ieertia.g irpt ;2 Mr CLAIFirsittre els• N'ill eta ' • f 'int•nyt un the Cheapest. , 4>e• lexatmonc. - 14 aku - No THOl'Ille TO, HAMM .witrÉgit EA!! * KUEHN, - GreesIseck.t Men ph it et Blnek.upptaile It, alisei I Mee.. tkeuffl, _ 11.c.XX171\7•1 1 sib C/C3i. have opened in BOULDrat. - • no , yr,4:44, in the ..14 Ac Bentsen, st ‚ht- ”..flh end i.f Merril street, ten the rapt Fide. fem. line I re or , •tOek of . CROOKIIt 1111mendra. T...7 it 1%7 X 'I° 1:7 FIL e GLASSWARE Smin TINWARI. ./beas !MM. -so Osons or AIL Rums are . essi.rous Dis not May any mare honsis-fornothing goods land\ yin have examined the new stork at Rani'», . where you run buy a ..ingle owe. ora . complete mitt% This man ad- vantage which ,I he poo- p> of II...drips - I will apee• . elate. cd lilsTID3ECiel i .A..3.CIINTG. itnolurtirr II ill carry • hill line air rNDERT A K • r IN(. 0000.4 and having had week experience in o Ws branch id hedges. he Is prepared to guarantee I ...ti faction .0 this Hue,. ...• •
