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IRMO» lift Assets $14 OMO 000 00 1.100.000.00 rarreir .11Py INolners. 21,S00,0170.00 Automat nt • urance in Force._ 50,000.000.00 _ II YOUR LIFE ENSURED? -11 4 ,11tity Kvory Man Ovresi to AI la Faintly 1 • VIdlitstrusissaba US; Iseesara..:e• camping ? OF NEW TORE Rae *peeled a 1.oced °Mee for Jefferson% County at ItMCI-DER. MONTANA. Where el farm of polities% lll he Mimed, liteledi gig . Ild101.I7r S.: /ION: er4, Whieh'ire payelde in VI. 15. 20. or 25 years! Or to •••Doi of prelims* death IMMEDIAT L M / Ter informelosa ad ratios. cal) on or address F. s.DostENtre. Manairer fur Montana. !Mena, Montana, OR In KRIM DURYEA. Special Agent for Jeffereen County, Other with TUSCAN\ Joyce, Fade., • Doubler, Moulins*. HOTELS. - ilevadanua Hoy SPRING% API10 WM. TROTTER, Potoraurros. Thom Fpristri have moat NV. react- Co I Uttrat i-t\. Proper -tires In all forms of Zlineolamattio ivircsomicnoir AND 15 Lead Poisoning and General Debility. The syrin g e le • MotrIrr PLEASANT itnISIDIVT Far Mom who are overworked and weary and who clink, • few dry.' relief hero toil and busi- ness anel want • few days' recreation. —:0:— hers :s always die bet of lletheal inundates dad 1st» ard Tree I. . Ill Pewees bf lb. letel. RACE 70 *ND Piton Ait. TitAist. XIECIPTENZA and RESTAURANT ICUMOPICAN PLAN.. • TI 08. DAS\C Pscosturroa. IT TNT Oasis à KL515 saint itarree ewe door north of .1. R. Warren's livery stable, I it t t Meabs at all hours. Nicely furnished rooms. lissimorvt. - vs are INBIFTAPIA. LITERARY NUGGETS. 7 - leathered fur Tag Aor.1 It eannot be when life for inc ia o'er That I will see saiy love no mure, BO snore. Somewhere. minewhere, upon a golden shore, I shall feel hie arms about nie fold. hod plans a ineddiag for us far away, In other elhnte, upon :mealier dar. When 1, too, paste beyond the shadows gray, And ere my mad life m a We that's told, There is no grlef—onu wipso away Icare - There tan', death through endless, blessed year-; There is no night, and there. phall come no (eau, ; There lives immortal love end grows nut old. —Bury Relay. But our civilization is only partial. It May, by and by, be perceived that equity utters dictates to which we have not yet listened and men May then learn that to deprive others of their rights to the use of the earth is to commit a crime inferior only to taking away their lives or personal liberties.—Herbert Spencer. • over thus With noble minds, If chance they slide to folly ; Remorse stings deeper, and relentless tionsdestee Yount more of sall into the bitter cup Of their severe repentance. —Moron There is this paradox in pride—it makes some . men ridieulotts,..but pre- vefits other from beceatieg so.— Conou. With Women worth the being won The »enrol lover ever best emceed». . If to do were ast easy as to know what were good to do, chapels had been churches, and poor men's cot- tages princes' palaces. It is a good divine that follows his own instruc- tions; I can easier teach twenty what were good to be done, than be one of the twenty to follow mine own teach- ing.—Shakespere. Ro g ue differ little; each begun, Find, as an obedient sun. \ —Chinese Buying. If you would lift me, you must be on higher ground. It you would lib- erate me, you Must be fre6. • If you would correct my false view of fact.' up,to me the same facts in the true order of thought.—Enterson. From the sad years of life We wimetimes du short honra, yea. minutes strike; Keen. blissful, bright, never to be forgotten; Whkb, hire the dreary gloom of time o'ervant, Shizie like fair sunny sputa Oil a wild of waste. —Juneau He that does good to another man, dote' also good to himself; not only in the consequence, but in the very act' of doine , it; for the unconsciousness of well doingis an ample reward. -- Seneca. QUARTZ LOCATIONS. The following locations of quart r z claims in Jefferson countywere re- corded in the office of the County Clerk atul Recorder during the month of April, 1889: tf.Disa-rDED MOM LAST wEEK..1 011ie lode, on besideľ hill, one and nue -1101f mile north of Basin, located March 27th, by P. T. Morris. . Greenlinnett lode, half a mile west of Boulder Chief. mine, located April 2d, by Geo. Duncan, John Powers, and Frank McCarthy.' . ..... • Mammoth, Emma, and Eureka lodes, ten miles from Basin up Basin creek, located March 22.1, by Louis Bush and John Bush. Asalia tone, two miles northeasterly from Elk Park, located April 2d, by C. K. Cunningham. -.Monarch and Money lode, in Straw- berry gulch, located April 4th, by C. S. Sears. Harry L lode, Beefstrait mining dis- trict, located April 1st, by Wm. Hu- selton, S. E. Strickland, \Mrs. E. A. Walker, and Mrs. J. E. German. Shamrock and Weed ledes, one and one-half Milo from Gold Flint mine, located April 1st, by Wm. Ilueelton, S. E. Strickland, and Mrs. E. A. Walker. Buffalo lode, on Buffalo creek, locat- ed April 4th, by W. J. Bullock. Leslie lode, Frohner mining district, located April 2d, by John Metcalf. Nora lode, one mile from Wickes, 'on west side of Gregory road, located April 3d, by John W. Russell. Aniador lode, three miles southwest- erly from Pipestone Springs, located March 25th, by John Paul, Thomas Pierce, and Wm. B. Barnes. . Silverstar lode, Homeatake mining district, twelve miles southeasterly of Butte, located March 23d, by F. Shultz and J. L. Switzer. Paradise lode, Lowland mining dis- trict, Wilted March 26th, by F. W. H. Fisher, Joe Lavalette, and Ferd. Belot. Miehigan lode, two Miles southeast- erly of Berenice, located April llth, by Wilson Kilburn. Bull of thee Woods lode, Fourth of July mining district, two miles north of Boulder and Itadersburg trail road, located April 6th, by'Geo. B. Clark and Oscar A. Sparta. Jon,Pheripper lode, tWo- miles mouth of Helena, in sec 5, t 9 u, r 3 w, lo- cated April 15th, by II. E. Grant and W. J. 'Dunn. . Pinetree lode, located April 15th, by Ben Hahn. Didchcharley lode, one mile west of Clancey, located January 15th, by C. F. Straub. Helena lode, Beaver Creek mining district, half mile west of Iron Age Mine. located April 6th, by Sam!. P. Cass. Jones lode, in Eureka gulch, ad- joining Lady Leith mine, located April 6th, by Geo. W. Jones. . Ohio lode, Holdfast milling district, one mile east of Blaekhatek mine, lo- cated April 6th, by John Foltz and W. 11. Clements. Clarabelle lode, four miles west of N; P. bridge over Missouri river, bi- cated April 13111, by W. W. Atchin- son C. B. Willette. Omaha lode, Cedar Plains district, \vest of Zinnnerenan lode, located April 25th, by J. F. Ritelthart, B. Strait - man, and D. S. Zimmerman. - Concordia lode, two Miles south of Basin, located April 16th, by August Vogel and Louis Vogel. »mum lode, Six inibiafroraPlacer, located April 4th, by W. S. Dodge, S. Cant:alter, and E. C. Albrecht. Magnolia lode, three suihs west of Bedford and on myth- side of Rocker e ulch, located April 15th, by John H. By Sanwa lode, in Eagle gulch, Park mining, district, loetted by Joint Ne- ville and Chas. Forrest. Oliváranch lode, Little Pipestone mining district, on south mils of Bahl untam, located March 12th, by D. A.. orrison, Geo. II. Casey, and F. , T. Toughnut lode, one and one-half mile southeasterly fror Ell:horn, located February 26tly4y Thomas F. Murray and Jas. Spraggins. 1)uplez lode, six miles imettlt w eater- ly from Bedford, locateill April 1st, bY Jasper Burch und. W. R. Bass. Montanaconsolidated lode, two tu des north of tumuli of Highore gulch, lo- cated KM' 1st, by George Platt, 'An- drew McConnell, and M. J. McConnell. Gilamonster lode, in Basin cation, three miles from Basin, located March 29th, by C. J. Frazer and Joseph Wiekcs, and the deeds for the prop- erty have been recorded. The amount paid for the lodes was 87,500. John Berkin brought in this Week a very handsome specimen from the Burlingame mine, in the Lowland dis- trict. It Is rich in silver asul contains half a dozen other minerals. It ia an indication of what the mine is going to be. Through the kinduesa of Mr. Berkin, the specimen goes into Tux AGE cabinet. Since the adjumtment of the Major Budd difficulty, prepa rat ions for open- ing up the property on a big scale have been going forward and the old workings ot' the mine are being put in shape for au early prosecution of work. Surveyors have beet at work getting the property in 'shape - preparatory to filing an appli cat iuu for paten t. —Mon - tuna Midlig Review. It is thought tile long diteli which Mr. Chats. Starrett is building to bring water to the Little Boulder placer diggings will be completed in the course ot' a couple of weeks. \ A con- siderable quantity of material for the flume aud ditch is e ning from the east to Boulder and will be hauled from here. The work done has been ex- cellent and rich returns are expected. It • is stated ou what seems to be good authority that the Ausintsda company has bonded a comciderable tract of land in the vicinity is( Three Forks and Will erect there a large copper refinery. There is not enough water to be had at Anaconda or the works would -have been put up at that place. Perhaps by the time the ques- tion of the permanent -location of the capital coules up Marcus Daily will have built a new town near Three Forks and will give the people' of Montana a choice between Anaconda and his uew town. The owners of the Elkhorn Queen mine, yesterday received the elieering newts that. the lead had been struck - on the 300 -font level in ninety feet. The fttll extent of - the mtrike will not be known for several weeks, as it is expected it will take some time to cut through it. The Elkhorn Queen .is undoubtedly one of the mining silver mines; of the Elkhorn district. At the 150 -foot level the lead was cut Gagnon about ninety feet in the drift .and etyk lode, four miles west or st. showed about forty feet thickness. loceed Maimk-22d-,--hy-Ent11---Tbe-vein Mlle almost perpendicular, Hotz and Massena Bullard. and Whell the full extent. of the new Slats of Montana lode, Prickly Pear , find is shown 'the company Proposes ' mining district, located April 4th, by 'taking step to treat the ore and erect Peter Schüler. a Melt in hoist.—Helena Independent, .12d. Harrison lode, six miles from Placer, I two miles northeast of East Mee mine, and two miles south of Ague Frio mine, located March 26th. by E. AlbreCht, M. Small, and J. W Rogers. opperqueen Itbde.'1,600 ft, t w from N. P. depot in Boulder. 1.ett. t April 11th, by G. IL Bert;, t. John McDermott. Magnolia lode, Oro Fino mining dis- trict. located - June 20th. 1888, la John Farrell and C. Bowen. Clara lode, Big Pipestone miLing district, three and one-Iself miles west of Pipestone Springs, located March 29th, by 11. S. McFadden. Ironbelle and Groundbone lodes, three miles northerly of Pipestone Springs, located April 2d, by Joseph Carter, John Raymond, Frank Raymond, Wilbur Perrault, Damage Clsoninard, Arthur Courchaine, Elise Courchaine, and August Gay. Roadside lode, one mile northwest- erly from Basin, located April 2d; by John Boles and Henry S. Joyner. Montana lode, Lowland mining dis- trict, located April 4th, by Alex Mun- roe, Ferdinand Bailot, and Joseph .4.aivalette. PecO./ lode, one and one-half • mile westerly from Basin, located April 16th, by Al. Orton, J. II. Clay, and W. L. Hay. MINING NEWS. A patent has been received at the Helena Land Offiee for the Matchkes lode, Colorado District, Jefferson coun- ty, Harry W. Child being the patentee. Tits A« is again indebted to Mr. Louis Planson for a variety of speci- mens from Jefferson county mines. Also for the polished horn of a bison which used to roam in the canon of the Boulder. THE Aos cabinet is get- ting to be quite attractive. E. L. Schoenberg has taken up the bond given to J. W. Russel for the Russet and Oliver Twist lodes, near POLITICAL POINTERS. The Republienns of Missoula coun- ty have placed the following ticket in the field: Senator, M. E. Rutherford; , itopresentatives, W. B. Harlan, A. C. .ilieldon, T. L. Greenough, J. T. Phil - Ace, A. 8. Blake; County Commission - ,es, J. L. Humble, Henry Thirrialt, J. R. Latimer; Sheriff, W. H. Houston; Clerk and Recorder, D. I). Bogart; Treasurer, John Anderson; Assessor, E. A. Kellner Attorney, T. C. Web- ster; District Clerk, M. 8. Hendricks; Sue entendent of schools, Fred Gil- bert; Coroner, N. J. Myers; Surveyor, L. O. Kennedy; Public Administrator, R. -W. Angerine. The Meagher county Republicans' have made the -following ; nominations: Senator, C. M. Cook; Representatives, C. E. Wright, F. D. Spratt; County Cemmissioders, Messrs. Mayer, Ctitlin, Stewart; Treasurer, D. E. Folsom; Clerk and Recorder, S. Rotwitt; Dis-' trict Clerk, B. W. Badgea; Assessor, W. A. Clark; Sheriff, C. T. Rader; County Attorney, Max. Waterman; Superintendent of schools, Mrs. Belle Mager; Public Administrator, Den Driscoll; County. Surveyor, R. G.' Wight; Coroner, Dr. H. H. Hanson. The Democrats of Park county' have nominuted the following ticket: j Senator, Win. T. Fields; Represent- I atives, Benj. F. Myers, G. M. Hatch; Sherfff, George It McCauley; Clerk and Recorder, I). P. Vanhorn; Treas- urer, Wm. Lee; Assessor,. T. P. McDonald; District Clerk, J. A. Bailey; County Attorney, M. D. Kelly; Superintendent of schools, Mrs. Eye Hunter; County Surveyor, Geo. P. Urner; Coroner, Dr. Moore; County Commissioners, Alya Mayne,, James Connell, W. H. Bullard. Rev. J. L. Guider hail now been assigned to the care of the Methodist flock in Boulder, and Rev. S. ‚I. Hock - 1 \ing to care of the spiritual wel- IIIII.EN.1, _ IS IreNTIT'1111 Car. -rut Inmpectiffla rams diTOOK - BRIIIDERS. ‚mar* Asb 1:amr.• Pt:RIP/NG WIN on Power — WIND JECN 0 - I >I E , To mil. LADOE IANK or t.00na so TIM cLASs. W ie•per — m -- rres rora shun or Ikaritia WIFD MILLI dire stars of rovrEn WIND raosgsa, 'T.41...1VISCES room owe os Testiest nuance» I/Assiut &sea as Ls Iwo» sr ana age. AND TDITO Ines es:insignia To Tana classe. MACISINTA. °UM atoms Ass T1111D up • w1115 nnisrreas. AWN MI.& W AAAAA TED, A Doi' it cioA KA NW uoSODD. ▪ pen ?fund Iluesepi e d tar. wry. •Ente fer or MI , 72- >artfataiqa.. viab pn • Eli druziptaio isir r ues, .thiries P.11. liTKI VINO VO ttnekv.Ile, twee., U. IL A. li El ,EN I EitTINEld ENT:J. '▪ A I I. ASWAN' 011eiricm, AND CHEMICAL LABORATORY 1re Gi - 4:117111, . • : MONTS,' A. Odd WO) Silver, If V/ Etna. '• Ift •• Silver, gold riot leuil 2 On Tin • 011 Lead I 00 Antimony ii Sa enev i - I 50 Anent, • I lin Iron Or 51 1 ea T.c. Pewin auciirpu.i«. T. »AMID 111 Mining Machinery rind Miner.' Narialtilliy• MOS TASA * AoK5111 row BLAKE ' S IMPROVED STEAM PUMPS — STSAU 501815 -- AND COMMON 81555 WitOUGIRI MOO Whiten- saftesty Nitro Powder, Cape linas tirs.nenar »tam • Iiinap•. M. T. TIIIC 'THOMAS (IL VIZ adVdatie MAXIS Olir lisearparated Vallee Use Laws el Mestemade /•A TIS tN CANTAL. THOMAS cuter, Preeteleat T. H. CARTER YlemPrealdeet C. L. [UHLER Treasurer. K.J.C.tICTFR Allow, slit per cont, intermit on Serialise Dapeatte. compounded January and July. Transacts • general banking Meese, draws au - change on the principal eitlee . 221de United Mates and Knrope. Will mak• loans on Came sat OM heads, sod real estate inortgages. rt. INN 1ALN.A. T.) . A I J01/142tAL. f le Per year; Si sIx moolatkes tkree ernseeesesese loI if you want a lire daily newspaper. SubeeriMs for the Ihisees »Am' JarmssAL. ytet: wient good Republican doetrine, Subscribe for the Estes. 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