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_ 11 0 Cr 5051't à TIM Olt makes mention of the faci'that one ricispalf ing of the Bitter Root iia1Iey. 11e e ' An Independent weekly newspaper published ev-i citizen o r ts e town gave a house and etry Wemseaday morning and +Weed to the reeord-' , lag of the news and the development of the resources lot occupied by the Buys office to co- ot' Jefferson uounty. (courage the enterprise. AGE heartily welcomes the new paper anil trilsts that good fortune awaits its publisher. IstBSCr.IPTION. $2 a Year, In advallee. WILL K KNNIPY &Pin exammeree. 1.1t0FESSIONA CARDS. T uOMAS JOY», A.IL`TOWNT y AT LAW. Office in the Parchen k Morris block. BOSOM ° JOPYIRBON GOITNTY MONTANA --- • COWAN de PA »Mint, antiitlilYS and COUXHILLORS AT tiff Boulder, - - - Montane,. Will practice in all the courts of Montana Territory. Gao. F. Cowati. M. II. l'AltaPit. ir HAY ATTORNEY -AT - LAW. ()Mee is. the Courblioune, BOULDER, : : MONTANA. G ico. D. tillaICEPIE. A TToleNEY-AT-LAW. Office in the Rath, Cory* Co. Biotic, HOULE/BR Ilterittene >weer. T A. LID161111019 M. D., . • PhiSlel Ln - SUR(ifA1N - 110171»Delt. MoNT ASA. ' flillealn the Jeffersion County Bank building. PHYSICIAN TO BOU'Lliall Ii0T SPRINGS LEAVE ORDERS AT THE LIVERY STABLES. ti 1 PLETCHER it 4/, PliTtlICIAN Apo SGROSONg Bortnett. - - - - MONTANA, • aor Oglee and osidenee-South of Iloulder river. - a* Pi. TREACY, H. D., \t rityatioluit sttr•I \.4.targeont . HELENA, : : MONTANA. DR. W. M. DULLAIII). -AIINFM•lag AND lihrinottON-.--- WWICEM., . . . MoNTA A. - _ Da A. R. soliEnTeoN, stsess All Dental work don« in a thorough manner and sati.fsetion guarnitteed. Cu administered and Toefireatratted 9,tint Pen. Offica Over Jeffermon County Rank, Boulder. M. T. • 80(1 ETY ESTIN4 is. I r . et Pe.-.HOULDEELODOE. NO. lit, MEET:4 11.. every Tuesday night at I. 0. T. hall. Mem- ber* of eider lodges are cordially invited to attend. Labs TAVIAnt, WIS. Must**, K. of R. it S. -- (1 A.R.-J. B. McIllEtteON Meer NO, IN hothbo SLY. its regular trunperer On the letst Friday evening or each month at the I. O. G. T. hull, In Boulder. Comrades visiting in thhe vieinity are in- vited to camp with us. WILL KENNEDY, Post C ...... nander. (Igo. P. Cowan, Adjutant. B ANK OP JErr n imeri (OINT'. neuters MONTANA. Sr. A. OAIFNEI\ D. JfeNFJLL, - F. C. RIRI.YIflt, IX.) A GENERAL PRÉAIDENT. l'irp-ÉR « 33 Aar& REA ma. g 13 u. au 1 la.c, es iso. le: X e II A. INT't; K ts (3 1. D • On all tine Principal Cities of me World. cossisecTioses WILL RECEIVE*PROMPT ATTENTION THE AGE' - - BOULDER, MONT. Entered at the United State* Positofilte of Boulder Valley, Montana Territory. as seeond-claas mail matter. The circulation of THE AGE this week is 556 copies. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1889. POLIT1( 'AI, 11 sINTERS. ¡ EUREKA GULCH MINES. CONGRESS has made Tuesday, the 30th inst., a general holiday to be ob- served in commemoration of the cen- tennial anniversary of the Constitution of the Union. It should be appropri- ately observed by all citizens. s . . Among the Republicatis of Wines who are spoken of for Delegates to the Cons' titutional Convention `from that distriet are Dr. W. M. Bullard, Robert Fisher, and Jas. E: Sites. ' Hon. N. 'Merriman, of Jefferson, has been mentioned as a 'proboble Republican candidate for the Cosisti- tutional Convention from District No. 11, which embraces the larger part 01 Jetfermon county. .. ' The Missoula County district which includes Stevensville, Corvallis, and Miter preein As, have placed in î' )ht' as . eilegate to the Constitu- tional Convention W. J. Kennedy and John Kopp. The former . is a resident of the Bitter Root valley atol is serving lai second terni as ( '(111111v .‘t Commissioner. Copp is a resident of Bonner and has charge of the Mon- tana Improvement Company's mill at that place. . The apportionment of (14 -legates to the Republican conventions for the districts in which Jefferson county is interested, is made on the basis of. one delq.,rate for each precinct where any voté was polled and ene• delegate for each twenty-five votes or major frac- tion thereof cast for Thomas .11. Carter at the election last fall. The apportionment fin . the Democratic conventions is made in the soma way, using, however, the vitt» e;sa for Win.1 A. Clark as the basis, THE FOLLOWING PHYSICIANS in Mon- tana have been appointed Members of Cpensions boards: Dr. Win. T. Collins - Livingston; Dr. Wm. Treacy, Dr. Geo. H. Barbour, Dr. John M. Sligh, Hel- ena. Their duties are to examine applicants for pension or for increase of. pension. THE. FIRST NUMBER of the Bitter Root Bugle has reached Tile AGE office and is welcomed ai' coining from the hand of an old friend and from . the former county of the editor'. The Bugle is published at Grantsdale, near' the head of Bitter Root valley, in Missoula county t It is seven -column folio with patent 'inside. It is neatly printed and is as full of local news as could be expected where news is not plenty. John - N. Armstrong is, the alien and publishée .(1 he proposes to devote his etiergiW to the upbuild- • M.intana M itsing¡ Review. Ileleno.] Frank Fulton, who has been driv- ing a prospect tunnel during the winter to tap a lode* he discovered late last fall, encountered the lode last week, finding some ore at the poin . of contact, though just how sv the pay chute is, our informan was un-_ able to say. Mr. Fulton has several leads adjacent to this one, all more er less developed, and in mifl eif Which good ore has been found. . 'Wilkinson and Glover have truck ore in their shaft ou the Lady Leith •!reet. It is the intention of these gentlemen to sink to a. depth of 110 feet, when they will drift on the vein. The idiot% on this property has been sunk with a Common Sense Whim, which has been put 'to a very severe teat durieg the winter, but has man- aged to handle the dirt, rock, and waterÀc pretty . goad shape. Glover and Wilkinson are \stayers\ from way bad:, besides being capital good fellows, and their many fricaute be' leased to' know Of their prospec- tive good fortune. C. B. Leith, on Shoofly Mountain, has uncovered some 'tine, looking ore on the surface of the Lády Leith. About all that is accessary to find ore on the surface of this mine is a plow and a hoe. It is a pity that this property cannot be taken hold of by somebody who' would put a little Money into it and develop it na it ought to be. \ There is hardly a ques- tion _but. what it could be made a great paying property. Good carbon- ate and silver -lead ore. can be found almOst anywhere on the surface, and the number of feeders to a great vein somewhere aro innumerable. Surface scratching never yet made a mine -- it takes isystematic development and depth. That there is good ore in the Lady Leith and plenty of it, seems to be a fact well understood by all min' - ers who are acquainted with the property. • Development work on the' Little Alma, on the same mountain, still progresses. The last reports from the mine stated that the face of the tun- nel was 290 feet into the hill, and had just 'encountered the lode. The own- ers of this property, which is ao doubt a valuable one, expected to find ore some time' ago, but several \mis takes of Moses\ were ‚ivado in running the tunnel, - and about the only re- markable thing (encerning the mine at present. is the fact that the tunnel . hasn't' been run out - of the mountain on a tramway. But now that the lode has - at least been found we should hear favorable reports from the prop- erty almost any day. The mine btu§ a shaft forty-five feet in depth, in the bottom of which carbonate ore was found assaying about 8100 per ton. The tunnel Will pass; under this shaft. about sixty feet giving a perpendicu- lar depth . at that point • of about 100 feet. The face of' the tunnel is now about eighty feet away front the ;shaft. Ill all probability ore will be found somewhere on the lode betwmn the point where the tunnel encounters the lode and the bottom of tle• shaft. The owners of . this property deserve sircresa,for they went to work With a von and ave' kept things humming It!! V. Hitel'. , KNOWLEDUE 'ľ0R MILLIONS. The fourth volume of Alden's Man- ifold Cyelopedia (.4)1.10101s 120 illustra- tions, a»d extends from Baptism to Bilberry -637 pages, large type, hand • some ('loti' binding, for 50 cents net, or in neat half morocco binding for 65 cents net. Is noethat trulSr bring- ing knowledge within the reach of the millions? • . The great merit of the Cyclopedia is its adoption to, practical use; giving under each proper head the informa- tion most likidy to be. needed, and in concise, easily available forms Care - fill examination impresses one with its accu racy, as well as the remark- able fullness of its information. For actual use it abundantly onSwers the needs of all save those whose pursuits require exhaustive studies of certain subjects. The combination of Una- bridged Dictionary and Cyclopedia is a wonderful convenience. Each vol- ume, as it comes to the reader's hate, relieWs she surprise felt that a book so well got up can be afforded for a price so low. Whoever wants a Cy- clopedio-and who does not ?-would do well to order at least a specimen • 393 Peel st., New York, or 218 Clark st., Chicago. • volume, which may be returned if not wanted. Re/laced prices are of- fered to early subscribers for complete sets, which are to consist of thirty or more volumes, the volumes being issued at intervals of about a month. The work is not sold either -by agents or 'by booksellers, but only by the publisher, which in some measure accounts for the wonderfully low prices. John R. Alden, publisher, MISSOURI VALLEY NEWS. A. SUBSCRIBER'S PRIVILEGES. RAILROADS. ' (Conte News.] , C:e IELEk.lirr The nian that 'says us a dollar s and issmerisisitzs a halfun subscription lias the privilege of expectorating a pint of tobacco juice on our stove if it affords him comfort, but those Calling for the pur- 'rut: , pose of telling us how to run a paper, are expected to refrain frouLthis en - rya THE PArIFIC Bailroaid. 3Diza.iskg (Diaz- IFtcsa.it AND joyment. C,Irwat Short Lilts to . _ THE SUGAR BEET. (Deer Lodger New.North-West.1 Mr. A. H. Leffler, one of the enter- prising market gardeners of the Nalley, was in town Tuesday and mentioned he had cultivated the sugar beet at his place with excellent success. He has raised doubh3 the crops that are groWn in Germany, and they mature well before any frost comes even at his ranch - . They are splendid feed 'for dairy cows, for which purpose' he raises them. The difficulty in the way of cultivating them for the man- uflicture of sugar is that -at this, high wa s les paid.in,Msnitana, growers here could not compete with growers wliere wages are low. LEt I. A DV E.ItTISEM ENTS. • .10 PellOOP1 hide/led to life firm of ettranoon Elkhorn are hereby respectftilly re -gutsi- est It, aliy etellUt they may owe raid firm at \lee. Anti any pt-oton hedelipg actseuitsagainelsaid thin are requested to pretient the emote st once for met tletnent, as tee are eineitur t4it ! air boobies. at Elk- horn Mr reamens not hii;s7otry to mention,. Yours respectfully. SWANSON k SKILP.NNARD. Eiklietru.Iiiittana. April e laSt,, N OTICE te littieeklualders. Notice belieschygivegHtat tire: reorder meeting of the Stockholders of the Alpine Gold and Silver Mining Company will he held ai the office of the Secretary, it, the town of Witkee, Jefferson comity, Montatia Territory. on Tueaday. the 111th day of prii. A. D. Met/. at two to clock s . rsr tat- purpure of electing Trusteee teseswe for the ensuing Yearend for the trunsuction of stab t.ther business int snap properly crime herons stue Hireling. Ity order of the Trustees.. W. M. BULLARD. Secretary. . i Ni r tl - TIcE TO CREDITOR; 4 . »date of John Johiwon. deceased. Notice is hereby given be the undersigned, exec- utor of the ‚slate of John 'Johnson. ileentisasi, to the ereditors of and all persona having selaimic against the \Aid fleets...4:d, to es itiliit them with the neceseary vouchers, within four antadhe idler the Ilnd public -a- t tots Of this motive. to ‚1w I•Old eAreutor at t t e t e a l iir; ' : ` ti ' i r e a s t eti!l n ;s \itia l ‘ ; je l ;erst i.n .H blit . e ' jwIge in Dated at Ited , ,rd.ure oinv of 4, erit las9 A. W. rile.14:1:1;i'lfli, E xe .ciii,,r i Slat.s _It tut:woo, Jenson% IL I•ulstio-ation Into. . In the Probate Court of the It 'onnty od Territory of Montana_ In the inatterte the relate of John Johnson. mated. A. W. rederburg, the exeentor of thee...Cate of JOhIl .11,1111/101t. deer:red, having hied his petition herein . praying for an order of sate of' the personal piseperty „(sai.' decedent, for the purposes therein set forth. It is therefore ordered be Judge of said c o on H o d iters.tus intereitted in the renew of maid d gg s .e i ga r d appear before the said l'r.thitte Court nab Thuned,y, the 201 day of May, 1519, at ten e'elreek in the fenenews, of said day, tit the eourt-nom of said Probst,. t 'nut t, at the tram -house in Boulder. roomy of Jeffemon_ l'.' i' e.how entse why an order should nut he grunteci Igo the *aid exes•utsor to MPH ‚.such id the iM . 1 . 1.1,1113111 .1 . tale of the said tleerare•d at prig -ate or politic , ..ste. tr Weill le , tits_cmears . . . And tingle euPy of this order he putelielitil at Irmo* four suctr. , esive weeks Title; Agolr. priitted and poblished in me county. J. Yl. FISK. e'reente It ChM . liated April 1, IMO, ¡Plod Publiestion April 3. lag). -- • -- - • liESERT IAND PROOF -NOTICE FUR Ponolieaticon. Usrrenterier». Last, Ornar. Ulf:Le:NA, 31/11iC4' 1109. j Notice hcreloy given that William .P. liempea of Boulder Valley, Montana notice of his in - tendon to make proof on him desert land alibi, No 1475. for the eivt . 4 se¡ Of see. 25. tarp 5 et„ -r :1 west. before the Proiste Judge of Jeffers...« randy. Mon- talto, al liossilder. Montana. oto Friday. the halt *ley or May, lee. Ile IllaM141 the following witnesses te pinvc the complete irrigation and reeks:nation of ran land: Joseph T. Itleteher. Benjamin F. troupes, Charles E. Steve -net, and Jedriell. NO\\, ail of Boulder Val- ley, Montana. 14 W. I.AN(41101iNF.. Reghtter. • [Find Publication April 3. puss iTowitrend Trenchant.] Nel. A PPLICATION Pon o. AZPATENT. The Bedford flourintinills_are in issts. - rass oseas. full blast, with machinery complete in iissyss. MONTAXA., ehr1111117 Pan. Notice hereby given that the Relief Mi 'every detail. Raymond's, Pickering's and other ferry boats will float your wheat over and flour back owitliont loss of time. Ben Townsley was over from Crow • Cr'nek last k, and among numer- ous pureli -made was that of a fine stallion, the choice of a lot now for sale at Townsend. James Neary \was working his way\ {over the N.P. by time Sind ' stretches, when .hss -made a slip in trying to board a morning freight at the Beaver Creek tank and got his foot so badly crushed that Dr. Han- son was obliged to amputate all but the heel portion when brought to Townsend. [Froin the Rader/ems Correspondence.] Wm. Gardner is very low with rheumatism at the Central hotel. Placer mining has not yet fairly started up, the scarcity of water be- ing the main cause. Follim & Clements have opened a, new iron mhos out near Lone moun- tain which assays splendidly. They will ship a sample car load this week to the Helena mmelters. The obiquitotis and irrepressible dr-rgoods peddler from Boulder is here on the spring round -up, and re: - ports trade fairly good. • Company, o eorporation existing tinder Montana laws, by Edward W. Knight, its premidetit. whose postofilee address is Ilelena. M. T.. has this tior its applicatent for a pelt nt for fourteen h lied and sixty-three linear feet of the 1:4iff lode mine or vein hearing gold ere. with surface Kr. I :129 feet in width, militated in Elkhorn tttttt remixed g dis- trict. C ty of le ewes and Terrines- of Montana, and designated l'y the field note,. aad °Metal plat on tile iti ‚hi,' °Mee am lot number 43 in township 6 n ' 3 amie -3 w of principal bore line and meridian of Montana Terfitory, maid lot No, 43 being as follows, tu- Ilei s tri, i t' iming at Cor. No. I from which the initial point No. I for purveys, in this di.triest.t 6 n. rIJa. beam M. 43° 11 . 311\ W,$Jft7,3 feet; thence N. tr7.04' E. 529 feet; thence N. 5°24'F., 1,433 feet; thee's' S. le 04 W. 397,5 feet; thence S. liF 14' W. 1945.7 feet; Owner N.71 0 12' W..62 feet: thence 3° 09' W. 619 feet to place of beginning, containing 15,91 stereo area in contliet with :survey No 1.091 claimed 3.9 14 acme. The location Of this mine is recorded irt the Re- porder's - oilier of Jeffers's' ouunty at Book N of T h lre adjoining claimants ate on the west by the Dwitatoeie lisle lot 45 la. W. 1.ANt111ORNE. Register. JNO, W. Ennv, Attorney for Applicant. (Find publication, March Oath. i19a9 naratern OM> 322.11.01119 The Shortest Monte to CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS And the only THROUGH CATA LINE. Lev Ratta Quick new Tlirrigli Cun, Pullman Palace Impart. NOICTIIEIIS T'ACIFIC TIME TABLE. The Aerating *the time of the arrivals and de- part ores of traits on (la' Northern Piwitle at tle/ena I»' the latest seltedule which took effeelMarch 31,4: [Helvetii ar 4121.211A No, 1 -Through West -bound I.imited e .3:50p in No. 2--Thereeith East -bound Limited 7:10 pm - - ti, --Butte, Missoula, and Helena Expreas 12:05 pm \10--Maryaville Passenger 10:I0 ai\ \sts-iii ttt ini Accommodation 6-00 p ni \ 17-W iekesatottliter, and Calvin Pass..., 10:06 p in IRO\ No. 1-Thiough Weed -be d Limited \ 2 -Through Lest -bound Limited 4:05pm p \ -I leletui, Butte,and Entrees -S:00 -a in \ 9 -Marysville Passenger 115pitt in i Accommodut ion , .5:IS a na \ iekra, Boulder. and Calvin Pam 4:15 p in S. FEE. K.», EDGAR, (‚encra' Agent, Helena, Montana. Gen. Pa». mu' Tiekei Agent. et. Paid. -T • it I.: NI Ce 'ANU Mis_1•TIT033A. The NEW AND POPULAR SNORT LINE lied wren Helena; Wickes.. Boulder. !little. Marysville. NI. Paul. Minuoupolie, Chime... and all points 1 , ,ast. :I I: Now open for Passenger Traffic with Solid Through Train.. lhe\ betw,...4. BUTTE HELENA l'AUL. Peace 'Slelenr Lle--r.ons lin ne Cara it.rn bent Day Coa lie, lai Pra•Sieeping Caro fur Serend-.1arthariarn. The attention of the l'isople of Jeffermon eminty is estes•ially o /1/4.1 liv the Montana Central railroad the y van reach Helena be- fore noon 'noels slay, t\.'.. nearly >ix limn» for the tr.iiiettetion of their 41.114111,41 ill die city. and on the way home in the evening can get a tine supper in the magnifivent ebonite irsehem of this 'eangintay. •Oe cure amover the eel of the poster: ..finpper la Now Brady In the Dlsiltsg E'er:\ Iliallety. Comfort, and ('ostrtersy for All tinge Patrons N • ALIC PPATIO,N FOR o I...P =W. ATE:XT. I' e A ,;( `- r n a. r ea. r Ai enr pr \ M 1 I. 1639. Notice is hereby given that ('harles A. Clarke, Greenliood. Bethink l'et.. Archibald A. 51e3lillan, anti . Edwani J. Mahoney, whet...cp....1(46er address is Hel- ena. M. T., have thi, day fi/e41 their application /or potent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the Goblbrog mine or vein hearing gold and silver, with surface ground six I ired feet ip width, situated itt Elkhorn unorgrantrA el g district. enmity of Jefferson and Territory of Montana. àuol designated In; the field ' notes' and „tibial plat on tile in this office an Lot number 49 in township N N. range 3 W.. uneurveved, of principal base line and meridian edMontaruaTer- ritory. mid Lot No. 49 being se foltrarr, to -wit: . poitit . tr. No. 1 from which the initial 0. .• 2 g foi ‚t f+ ( n.eti. ‚s'a,' N. 46°36' F.._ 611.5 feet: thence S. ‚WOW W. : 1500 feet: thence S. 43. 3ff E. 611,s feet; thence N. :n°06; E. 15 .. 0,.,1 : thence N. es Z' W. 611.14 feet to place of begmoing, containing 20.66s Rere' Th I e lorstion of tit* mine *recorded in the Re- ! corder'' , Mitre of Jefferson county in Books Pond S . aei h \d e e\ adjerinin T st claimant he the Elkhorn cower.. Lot l, 45 A on the eoutharret. S. W. LANGHORNE: Register. I Pao. W. 1P:nnr, attnntry for applioutt. First Poldieation April in, lee) Following is the time of arrival und departure Olr tednis at Ilelene, nit OW new echeduie, taking effect, la \tuber It), tAltPl: TX.UtCPI T „141,1 'A. No. 4-14t. l'oett .Atlaatie Eh. front Butte and the -cuth. 11.25 a m. No. 3-,Montalea I twine Exprem from St. l'a 'I and the east, 5.11' p. tn. 2-11telena tout 1(11''.' Expres front Butte anel the ‚south. SILl Is. In. N.,, 6-3Iarysville Express. 10.0) a, nt. v it Ai N> 111EPA.It7. /Y1 P1113-14.NA. No. t -S'. es\ Atlantic Express. for St. Paul and the east. 11.:e H. In. No. 3-31ontiont l'acific Express. fee Butte and tile • malt, 5.111 te. tn. No. I -Helena and lititte Express, for Butte and the south, 8:25 a. tit. NO. 6-Marysiville Express. ssap. Trains. Non. :4 end 4 et et at Itutte with ‚'atou Patine and carry l'ition Paeitie l'otatello sleeper be- tween Ilelena and Hutte. ' For further information call on or whirring any agent of this routpuny, or P. P. SHELBY, • General Manager. M. P. ISENTOS, 'Trav. Pees. Ag't. Helena. • • F Grgyrt 1Verrlacr \3 Tate's. tirade Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, liFooshingtota. OD Februnry Ite49. the President signed the hill ereating south Dakota. North Dakota, Montana, and Washington 'States of Me Union. sen-rti Duren A. -The great I'Mirie State, to whielt , the St. Paul, Mintienpolis k ham r tl:reL d. i . i . taill lints, reaching Elleialade. Aberdeen. Huron, Watertown, and Sioux Palls. Gs, to South Itakeita min the St. ,Paul, ;Minneapolis. di Alanitoba Railway and pass through St. Paul and M' polio Norm DAKOTA. -Where is grown tite No. 1 liar(' Seetteh Fife Wheat; whom: healthful climate nurture» the moat vigorous and brainy civilisation on earth; where :tingle rowdies , raise more wheat, oat', said barley than entire States; the soil of whose fertile prairies is Tieill`T than thc valley of the Nile; where the Turtle Aftaintain, Minot, and Itevils 1.ake land seeker to secure a free home. ' 5 1 1 ' ain ''in t e i t ti s e!!:I s t it i e b t tily e. train merviee to Fargo, Gomel Forks. Grafton, 11evils laike, 13ottineau, and all other u ltro rta tcra n x t n r u tt D 001.11F.N.--Tellilllerell ill her mines of previous metals; wealth in her -Oita,» head of live stock; poet in her „\til\ fields. producing a larger yieki of crop. than any other State or Territory; tIte rieheM country per inhabitant on earth: where pow - pent.- is imieersial• vrhich heis the beat -paid labor in the world: a balmy winter climate. emoted by warm ,Z in' 114:ti f ite n t , \ 1,a \ l il a w ij a a y e* * t T h b t: `' r e« ,ty P :r \ ,:iiremt i' d tamiNg through t- continuous agneultaral ttttt try from St. I'm,' and Alinoispolis to the Rocky Meitetotahno. It room through the great remerent . If4.0110,0014 mere or tarot, free to settlen., in the 11111k River valley. Wooer, water, and met int abundance; no irrigation rennin -el; the cooly line pimping through (treat Falls, with its 1,000.011) heirse-mtwer cataracts. immense roe veins, and surrounding farming country of free 1111141K Ileletia, the capital city and comtner- eial tenter of Montana, add Butte, the rielitst mining camp aii, earth. to San Francisco by the i'olumloin river valley, l'ortland. and Slisi.Nto route, or Ogden, Utah. to California ponds. iternendwr this- ite the only line running dining can... sleeping cars. Me free colonist sleepers of its own írna', Mt. P/1111 and Miter* spoils to Great Fells, Ilelena, and Batte. It is *Imo the mhortemt line to Butte. Warstairrier.-The otuntry of hill limiter, indented by Puget Sound. the 'àlegliteroteciut of the 'Noah , . text Railway . line .ne a e eke of Do notf '\ ?!' Min\ - thrpe routes 0 the Pmeiiie coital. The 111anitohalPst- eitic mote (he only line by which posengere ea rote, for Tneoma. Portland. and San Francisco eat' pass through l'or' Townsend and etenttle. Free col- onist sleepers. run through without change or dela,-. Itistanee to tlw Pacific coati is mine as by other lines, hut priers of tickets are five and ten dollars. kin. Take r e t h i Trt e rber tt il n e f.7;:i t a e iion. map*, rides, anti pirMlea- Goon, in regard to the remourevem of the four new States, write oral.\ to F. I. Werrer.V. fleu'l Pres. w.ol Ticket .tgt . SI, P., M.* M ‚tir, •4e P/IIII.
