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wel soem. y ll ae Me 5 THE CASTLE NEWS. | He would settle the Indian question | in a week. By that time ; there THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. ~-— _ men left to form a quorum.- Schlosser Bros., Editors and Proprietors. | man Chronicle. Ps dULC™ | ao a Entered at the Postoffice in Castle, Mont ina, as second-class mail matter gates to refugees from the yellow Republican County Convention. The Republicans of the County of Meacher will | cared for by the government ata assemble in precinct primarie< ou Sat irday, the - ao : e 2 _ first day of September, between the hours of 8 camp in the high lands of Florida. and 6 o'clock, p. m., ef said da for the selection . of dele guies aud alternate delegates to the County | The official report of the total num- Convention. Each precinct will be entitled to representation as follow Vhite Sulphur Springs Townsend Martinsdaie Neihart...... ber of cases up to the Ist inst. is 196; | total number of deaths, 27. i Diamond . tacder” t “mt i \hs . vy Pe . ° Rader’s Ranch The Chinese government have re- Ona = Canton. ‘Toston Dueck reek | this country and China restricting te Medal asec sal maw Cacas hile zx York ; p Serres Ferry immigration. It is elaimed that —* mostly British influence is responsi- | ereal . \merican For! hile ne tha eataatin: Shawnna bh) 1Or tie re je etion. Castle —— 2 _oees 7 i egg ome % ; | Heport Against the Northern Pacijie. Total . 53 senator Dolph from the comnittee The County Convention witl be held at the ¢ ourt ; House at White Sulpher Sprines on Saturday the | on publie lands. Aucust 2Sth. re- eighth day of September, 1458, at 10 o'clock, a. m ‘ =“ : for the selection of a county and legislative ticket ported favorably upon the bill to de- and four delegates to the Perritorial convention. ‘ Z ‘ _* ; By order of the County Central i “Re stiee, clare the forfeiture of all lands @X- . -OTWITtT, Chairman cept the right of way and station = : ; . grounds granted to the Northern The American meat company 1s Me ‘ ; Phe sp ron Pacific R. R. ¢ ompany, which apper- now the create st meat trust tn the e ; ‘ ; - ' tain toand are co-terminus with that world. The company has been or- ; : vorld pany partof roads and lines which shal] ganized by New Yorkers under the ; . s “ . not have been constructed at the date a ‘apital ao e . rey am of the passage of the bill. The lands laws of New Mexico, with } ¢ . whee) ' — . SstocK OF S25,000000, the oreater|. . . } . . : iorfetted were restored to the publie scribed. he + ) a} o . £ meeecdu, Lilie OIECE x th portion of which has been sul Generally ‘company is to engage in raising its ° comp ny is to crag I Pulsing gen ral public land laws. own beef and owning ranches and sons who are feed stations and Opt rating the Wes- tern dressed beef compeny plant, . . : . ost . eee . | Co. and executed in good faith, prior including the slauwhter-house in to January 1, 1888. of any of the Kansas City. The ranch prom rty of : ; ; . a ar lands declared forfeited, are given the company includes the famous i ; : co. the right to purchase them from the Dorsey ranch, besides the Ineersoll.|.. . has 7 es “Oe | rT.) . _ United States in quantities not ex- Hadley, Dweyer, Holeomb and Pal a a : > | ‘ ar ceeding 360 acres, to any person at Blanch ranches in northern New . the rate of $2.50 per acre at any time ates . s @ Miexico, comprising 40.000 acres o ee : i = = : within two vears from the passage y , mm ey ee ‘ 5 eeeded lands and sO) heed of eat- - I T . \ ‘ . ;: OF the bill Six months 1s given in \iy tle. ihe OOO O00 a has 425,000 head of « atiie, company taxcsin over 4,- | eres of land. upon which it i be declared forfeited. ——-—~e-+ a - . aa i + 9 ttor | 7™S to the city of Portland all mn tne senate s\1 Gust <6, senator . : ed he rights of way attempted to be con- | Allison said the total appropriations ; . ——\ : : ; meas : Pa veyed to that city by the railway | for the current fiseal year, not includ- : is ; a ae : company for the purpose of « pabling in@ what are called permanent ap- ‘ 4 ‘ Wee i ite i ater Portland to secure a good water Sup- propriations, wouid amount to three hundred and six millions ; that in- | PY : ; . ing contained in the bill shall be cluding the permanent appropria- = eee f 4) | construed to waive the right of the tions they would amount to four te e | Crestee al hundred “and twenty-one millions. totates tw have airy other . si ; wae sie lands granted to railway cowpanies rhe estimated revenue will be four | ate ceil forfeited for any failure of the past hundred and forty millions. He also furnished a table to show that the|° ee ; . » _| tions of the grant. expenditures of the government for : ; . . > =a the four years of Cleveland's admin- . eae . C . Vorthern Pacific Bonds. istration exceeded by ninety-five mil- | oh . fe Bonds Tl . oa ~ er » 2 ; . . eatane lions the expenditure s for the four ‘ Uhe Northern 1 eile compl: ted ; the sale, August 23d, of about $5,- | years of Garfield and Arthur admin- istration. Hale commented on these York dispatch. The price is not The sale is to a syn- by one the illusions about the e« on-| dicate headed by Henry Villard, e ] he bonds will £o to Europe, where _ : iin semeek + att ! figures by the remark: “Thus one | made known. omy of the present administration - . - 7 fade away. . - a - -f2-—— re acy held. | to extinguish the floating debt and At a conference of the Ri publican | Joaye something less than 82,000,000 senators held at the residence of Sen-! inthe tr asury to be expended in Washington the | improvements, An c HU pany, with a capital of S3 000, - UU0 has been formed for the purpose : “ie . | of supplying the railroad with equip- clusion reached in regard to « very 18-| ment. | ator Edmunds in 30th ult., the details of the tariff bill was discussed and a harmonious con- .* . 1 ‘rr . sue, It is stated that the tariff on | cars have been paced, The equip- lumber and salt remain unchanged, | ment company is composed of large , . . war ; it ; | lf d the r is . stockholders and dire ctors of the Nor- sugar is cut one-half, an here is ¢ strone dis position toslightly increase n t = : railroad is not bound for anything the duties on wool to correct the in- aliti f the dutie ; I. ished to it equalities of the duties on wook nh; nished to it. manufactures, oe vininailiaaee. me An Ishpeming, Mich., special of ’ ; smoKechouse The famous Butte die ae : : ; om . end of the Michigan Gold ¢ olpany's property, 300 feet east of where gold James <A. Murray has reconsidered was first found, Saturday night gold : , ' } case is at last permanently settled. the proposition of the surface claim- quartz carrying metal in enormous | ants, and to-day signed 2 deed plac- quantities and at least twice as rieh s & ing his interest in the Smokehouse ; mg , afternoon and fully equal to rock taken from the Lake Superior shaft E. H. Irvine, who has been appoint- two months ago was taken. But Butte | one blast was fired, and that was on aline between the Michigan mine lode in escrow, conveymg all title to ed trustee for the claimants. is jubilant over the settlement of the | case, and it is thought a building | White of Marquette. thrown out by the single blast tifteen )or twenty pounds of quartz, pro- | hounced by experts to be genuine lt is reported that cholera is rag | mit, ge ew ~— taken. The gold is in nuggets and grains and is ap- 3 : parently put in in layers like meat in and that people are dyiog like sheep a sandwich. The hole was drilled with no physicians in the nei¢hbor- | fromthe surface of the quartz vein. boom will be the direct result. Boulder Sentin /. +o ing in Presque Isle county, Mieh., . ‘ \ © on ail . hood, and as no telegraph communi-| Cleveland, Milwaukee and Chic ago | | capitalists are in the city to-night, cation can be had advices are very ; = : ; aman and the talk is of nothing but a gold ; : company of rich eastern men being in the county says the disease is un- | formed to work the property adjoin- doubtedly contagious but all means | ing the Michigan. This last’ find t . has caused more excitement than all | the previous ones. ee rold : yo | in the quartz are now on exhibition The Helena ea eaap ys ane at the Rotella. banks and the offices of | the mining company, and unless all campment ought to be employed by | signs fail the “boom” will set in at meagre: The only paper published of spreading is prevented, — eo supplied “atables for the late en- the government to feed the Indians. | once. 1888,| wouldn't be enough of the noble red | Southern towns are closing their | fever district and fugitives are being | fused to sanction the treaty between | domain and made the subject of dis- | positic n and settlement under the | The per- | in possession, under | title from the Northera Pacifie oe | ‘ i which to remove the crops or im-| provements, after which they shall | The bill con. | ly. Itis further declared that noth- | or future to comply with the condi- | CULO of securities, says a New|! the bulk of the third mortgage is al- | The transaction is said i independ nt | sarge orders for engines and | ee . . } thern Pacific organization and the | beyond the rental of equipment fur- August 27, says: From the eastern | as the rock that was found Saturday | rand the property optioned by Peter! From the rock | An GENERAL NEWS. | Cholera has appeared in Michigan. | Blaine is stumping the field in | Maine. | Big wheat yields are predicted for ' Dakota and Minnesota. ; lorest fires are doing great dam- : he! ) age in upper Michigan } The estimated reduction of the | public debt for August is $7,790,000, General Harrison returned to In- | dianapolis from Middle Bass, O., the | 3d inst. | President Cleveland has given / $10,000 toward the Democratic cam- paign fund. Chicago is to have a Harrison and tou club composed entirely of young ladies. The assessed valuation by counties of Dakota’s wealth gives a total of - £161,000,000, The flint glass workers of the coun- try are on astrike which wil! affect ‘about 2,000 men. A case of yellow fever has been ' discovered at Philadelphia in “yr per son ofa Florida refugee, ¢ s/f Gen. B. F. Butler made a speech ‘in Boston recently advocating pro- tection for the workingman. A tropical fruit trust has been formed at New Orleans with an ag- gregate capital of $19,000,000. | The House is going into an investi- gation concerning the rejection by | the Senate of the Canada treaty. | An explosion in a paper mill at) Neenah, Wis., Aug. 23d, caused the death of eighteen persons and wound- | ed many more, Hon. Warner Miller was nominat- fed by acclamation for Governor of | New York at the recent Republican | convention held at Saratoga. Conley has issued a challenge to | fight Kilrain for $1,500 a side and i the championship of the world, Lon- don prize ring rules, to a finish. ‘A water spout at Hot Springs, | Ark., the 3ist ult. caused the flood- ing of hotels, everything movable vashed a way and fourteen persons adr pwned. . \Phe price of wheat in foreign mar- kets is advancing, conservative esti- nates placing the total crop in Kuro- pean countries at 25 per cent less than last year. For the fiscal vear ending June ' 20th there were on the pension rolls of the United States 452.557 vanes, and the amount of pensions paid dur- ing the year was $/8,775,S02. | Jake Kilrain was enthusiastically | received when he landed at New York, August 26th. Kilrain said : .“l am notin love with fighting, but Tam here now, and if John L. Sul- tlivan or any other man wants a ehance he can have it.”’. | The Kighth U. S. Cavalry, com- manded by Col. J. L. Miserer, arrived at Fort Robinson, Neb.. August 26, completed 1,550 miles of their March from Fort Davis, Texas, to Fort Mead, Dakota. The regi- ment will reach Fort Mead on Sep- tember 3d. having Ss sshensnsiasssuesnststnetesneseese The National Line steamer Hol- land, which arrived at New York, August 27th, from London, had on board 113 brood nares, among them the celebrated Maomi, which came | from Queen Victoria’s stables. There | were also on the steamer four cages (of wild animals consigned to the Central Park menagerie. Great excitement exists among all ‘classes at Howard, Dak., brought about by the finding of gold dust thickly mixed with sand thrown from an excavation which workmen are digging for well purposes. Old miners were soon on the spot and pronounced the find as very promis- jing. An assay was made valuing the quality at $18 per ounce. A San Francisco dispatch of Aug- ust 2fsays : An explosion of 20,000 pounds of black powder occurred in the drying house of the Grant Pow- der company, near West Berkely, shortly before noon to-day. Two | white men and three Chinamen were killed. The white men were Joseph Lewis, unmarried, and C. Bunee, _who leaves a wife and three children, | The building was blown to atoms. For eleven years William Turner has acted as gate-keeper and weigh- ‘master in Ballentine’s brewery, in Front street, Newark. He was sur- aan a few days ago by receiving a etter from Paisley, Scotland, inform- ing him that an uncle had died in Australia leaving $135,000 to be di- vided between him and his two brothers, James and Andrew, who still reside in Seotland. William’s share will be about $45,000, The movement of standard silver dollars from the different mints and ‘sub treasuries to Washington for | | storage in the large new silver vault jwill begin August 27, Shipments / will be made in lots of $500,000 a day and will continue until the vault | is filled, As the vault has a capacity of $100,000,000 in silver dollars, it will take about six months time to | ill it at the rate of shipment decided | BARNES & COVELY | Office at Helena in the Territory of upon. Shipments will be —— to coin now stored in Philadelphia, New York, New Orleans and —_ Francisco. It is estimated that ne 000,000 will be brought from each of the cities named. A dispatch from Tangiers of Aug. 28th says: The Emperor of Moroc- co has determined to wreak quick and fierce vengeance on the rebels who massacred Prince Muley and his two hundred followers recently. The troops sent against the insurgents were given free license to butcher, ravage and burn. Neither children nor the aged were spared, Women are being outraged and enslaved. The Emperor penetrated to the dis- affected districts, and it is reported that he is surrounded and_ besieged by insurgents. The European pow- ers are being urged to send ships to Morocco to protect the Christians and Jews in the coast towns. FIRST # NATIONAL « BANK = White Sulphur Springs, M. T. s0t-—— Capital, - -~ £60,000 Surplus & Profits, $14,000 :0:-— JouHN Porrer, President, ; Aaron HersHrep, Vice-President, D. E. Foitsom, Cashier, : Jas. T. Woon, Assistant Cashier. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS- ACTED. Buys and Sells Foreign Exchange and First-Class Securities. ‘THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR | Hazelton & Shorey, The enterprising FURNITURE DEALERS of White Sulphur Springs. Eruits AND CONFECTIONERY, Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery and Notions. LADIES’ DREss Goops, POST OFFICE STAND, _CASTLE, - - = MONTANA, ANDERSON BROS.. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, M, T, Dealers in— General « Merchandise -———)o(—— ov. and Caps Boots & Shoes Groceries, Hard- ware, Stoves & Ranges, Glassware, — (ueensware, Graniteware, Gents’ Furnishing Goods.—- All Kirfds of MINERS’ SUPPLIES. — Wagons, Mow- ing Machines, Hay Rakes, and a Full and Com- plete Stock of Farmin g Im ple- sks a Sa iicec) et {2070.) APPLICATION FOR A PATENT, U.S. Lanp OFrFicr, ; erase HELENA, Montana, July 3, 1888. ; Notice is hereby given that John A. Woodson and V. J. McPherson, whose POstoflice addrexs jg White Sulphur Springs, Montana, has this day filed their application for a patent for 1500 linear feet of the Legal Tender Lode mine or vein bear- ing silver and other metals, tovether with mill site appartenant thereto, with surface ground 600 feet in width, situated in Castle Mountain mining district county of Meagher, and territory of Mons tana, and designated by the field notes and official lat on file in this office as Lots Number 37 A and ?, in township 9 N. range 8 EK. of Principal hase line and meridian of Montana Territory ine a ; ¥; said lots No 37 A and B being as foilows, to-wit: Begin- ning at corner No, 1 of Lot 37 A from which initi poe No. 1 of this mineral district bears N initial Imin. E 1611 feet and cor. No.1 lot No. 37 meats 8 72 deg. 59 min. W 1272 feet: theses °4 : deg. 06 min. E 1500 feet to ¢ me a 1 : 0 orner No 2: the s +5 deg. 37 min. W 600 feet to corner No. 3; reas N 11 deg. 06 min. W 1500 feet to 0 Yo. 4; thence N 75 deg. 37 min. E 600 feet . ere the place of beginning containing 20.63 acres. Lot No. 37 B, M. S.—Beginning at corner No.1 from which initial point No. 1 of this mineral district bears N 36 deg. 58 min. £ *455 feet and corner No 1 lot No. 37 A bears N_ 72 deg. 59 min. E, 1272 feet: thence S85 deg. W 418 feet to corner No. 2: thénce N 4 deg. 39 min W 521 feet to corner No, 3: thence N85 deg. E 418 feet to corner No, 4: thence S4 deg. 39 min. E 521 feet to corner No. rf aa ae 5 acres. Total ar 5.63 acres. Magnetic Variation 18 deg. : i The location of these claims are receienn te recorder’s office of Meagher county, M. T., in books I and R of locations, payes 153 and’: Any and all persons claiming adverse] Dor. tion of said gal Tender I or surface ground are required to file thei; they will be bar virtue of the provision. the Statute. 8. W. LANGHORNE en Of Anprew F. Wapr, — ~~ Reciste Attorney for claimants. ay First publication July 12, 18as, ing the sixty days’ period of publication hereof, or y | ' treatment. { —————e a ; eee THOMPSON BROS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE | ——°:O0.—— Having purchased the Goods ang Business of the late firm of J. P. Rhoads & Co., we are prepared to give the peo- ple of Castle and vicinity BARGAINS in every line TO Make Room for New Goods Our stock is too well known to re- quire enumerating and all of which will be sold at reduced prices and many things At Cost or Below. THOMPSON BROS. oe a = —, STEBBINS, SON & CC, BAR EBERS, CASTLE, MONTANA. CoE, Wee, eS. le ARHIER Se —)o(—— es Solicit the patronage of the surrounding country and assure liberal Correspondence solicited and answered promptly. A : ; ; : E \| General Banking Business in all its branches. aaa eLeeniessieniseeetnatntamabennasmamee JOE. REED, Accommodations First Clase. CASTLE+HOTEL. REED & WIiLLIANS, Props, Table supplied with the best the market affords, Terms Reasonable, First-C7 ass iE a > * * ° Sample Room in connection with hous: E. GOUGHNOUR DN, WEST, 4 anager, The Castle Lumber Company are now prepared to furnish lumber of all kinds 0” short notice. OD ——— ai at the News Office or at the mill, BABCOCK & MILES, Dealers in HARDWARE! . Stoves, and Minin g Supplies. CASTLE, MONT. nee a For information enquire dee
