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..... , 11•411110111, WINS lhctIttehlti ioncer. --- P1.4.114iNHElt WEEKLY AT MoNT., ailemier.R . 1 - C.. . Editors, g sod the Devil s \ Per Six Mont Thee Men k t i rt's, - . INVARIA Al1V A Nt:E. Per .Year, M 4n1 t s. Three tdon-tm.,,, fikffUN_NoT IN A W.' it.s.,2E. Advertisements, to ip , w9 g .pruinnit insertion, should be handed in not .later that.; Thurgulay preceding public:41mi. 1.,wal advertising, 1.5 cents per Eate for first and In cents p..4 each subseciatent inser- tion. Oay advertising. 51.50 an inch, per month. Liberal discount for six and twelve months advertisements. Call on or address Tiles Wickeo, Mont. Application has been made to be enterisl cit tint postoffice at Wickt,. Mont., as stsxnel class. MTURDAY, SEPT, 7. I. 0. 0. F. Eagle Lodge. No. 22. Meets every Saturday evening. Members of other Lodree.s aro cordially invited to meet . with us. Feels L..Dasts„.N..U. J. MeKleassat„ Sec'y. The Boulder Critic says. it got the contract for county print.ing by being \the lowest respone:thlobidder.\ Where in the name, .of ,George Washington is the Pg'l k _..; Re. • Ili -mate? _es s wIt y do Itte;-• oppose Woman snffrage? It is bound to come sooner otilater,autel the quicker the new womati -puts- her shoulder (-tette wheel the better we will like At. We are tired -Of work, anyway. Le‘the new woman take our place and give us a rent. A - me:eerier: of the new women was cienvenort, in .1 - tele tra Monday after000n. to fot.al.,t ; ,,t,ittc . -orgauiaation for equal suffrage.- The censrention was in session two days. A large number of delegates were preeen.t froie all parts of the state. Tne; Boulder Critic has made, a great chamee for the better in the peat month of its exieteriee, and if the said Critic only had an editor at the helm to guide its somewhat erratic course it would be a uewspaper indeed, • Wgtavei,ll be the lucky Zinc, to oluelt the guberaatorial piton? The field it art fell of proepectiye,cendidates , k0 a hpuse with flies on a hot summer day. If one of these whose name. is promi- nently before. the people would come out auclinsounce rtimeettefor free ;4ii- ver first and party KeCond . the way he • would climb to the top round would be a sitirtien. .111•1/17. Tres secret eterytee agents of Uncle Sam are getting itt their work in great shape on the liquor dealers for • viola - +eon pretese rçvcuue laws.. Att, arrest yeas mede lieleua last week, follow - by . several being hauled •tip in Butte tbleaveek for the stone offense, arid the ageno s siee mall parts of the country the loo. f abi*,clas of offend- er.. The merchant:- in Wickes had better see to it that all etataps en empty whisky barrels and cigar boxes are destroyed. so that when the aveng- ing angel appears they can answer \notguilty - Vailtire te do so ineane a possible term in the pea and a pey- ment to Uncle Satu of the neat little soiteof $300. There is another poist cenitider. A cigar dealer has no eight to take a cigar from a box and hand it to a pitrcittlge . r. The deafer must hand out the hot or \package and let the eurcha•-.er • take a cigar himself. . 'the dealer. tinder. TI.ncte Saen'e law, is a 1mi - 1 - weaker when .be take,' a cigar from a box and handl it te ativeme. T ese. hal been a great deal - of latzione itioenra. 4. late regarding the law affecting aseesselleut work . for vers. Much of this antriety is caused by e press dispatch which,Neao. sent out feorre-Vetimhingten a - short-. time aro and was lie tb.e effect that assessment worktaitust he done by the first of Gc-.• 'viper ef each year. pi. is tint • the lew ()wing to the dapressien, which affect eri all itelti strict., cotigress passed an act in _tidy. 1894, sespeivling the aperace ef the oct requiring that SIM; worth . vterS lie performed or int- nrovemeat 11/.11; , tlttritmg the ye4r. The pyrpo,c of lin art wits simply to reinere to held their- claittle without aprfprming the ti•asel arafttaosent work. -; By accident, presumably, the Wash- ilgton correspondent stated that the assessment work must be performed by thq,fiest of October.. The fact is that the laas e standis now ; precisely as It did prior to the suspension of the origittal act --that in order to hold a -claim assessment work to the value of $10onnust be done within the calendar year, or prior to the first of January, In other words, the original ;,tatute is in force, beginning with January 1, 2805, when „ths suspensiop . act ex- pired. rtlf,;BLUEBIRD. A Strike of Four Feet or Ore it It a Bird. • and No Mistake. TheAlttehird, which for many years has been prominently before . the pub- lic as a probable' bonanza, .now seems te be forging to the -front with giant strides.. In years past this property has,beensunder•lease to many persons, but fotnne reason or atiotIter all have retired from the field without accom- plishitig - anything, even though the goal for which they teed ,striven . was apparently within easy reach.. Some time ago , a syndicate of expe- rienced mining men ; known as the Lawrence Mining company, inspeeted the.preperty and, .nothing daprited by the, ill -luck whiche had pul - eued their Predecessors,• determined to lease the mile and tempt dame fortune to favor them in seeking. 'the (reasurce of mother earth. For four or five months the Company has steadily advanced the work of de- velopment, and are now rewarded Tor their a ere ifrentttreg - into 4 four -toot body of ore that is ed as high grade as arty ever encountered in this diss, trict. The vein is a true fissure and troin examinations made . the or body • appeaargeije Corttintions., The company has just completed a road from the mine to Wickes, down Curtain gulch, shortening the distance over a mile, and making a road over which it will be possible for heavy teams to pass at all aeasons of the year. Partly to test the efficiency of the new road and also . to see how the ore would turn out in a run, a car was loaded at the Northern Pacific depot Wednesday and on the follow- ing day shipped to East Helena. No return has been neal frinn the smelter, but according to assays made the car should yield a handsome profit. Nego- tiations are now pending between the Lawrence Co. and the Northern Pacific railroad for the shipment of one car- load of ore per day. • Digest of Land and Mining Decisions. The following decisions were fur nished lir • W. D. Harlan, land and tideing attortley . oe Weehington, b.12. and will, be found a,eourve of valuable information. Ths•sale of land shortly after mak- ing Proof and the issuance of fecal ,certificates does not warrant a pre- sumption of bad faith. The issuance of a placer patent, on a record which shows that there is no known lode or vein within the placer claim, precludes the subsequent allow. mice of a lode entry within said ainits while, said patent is outstanding. The right of a co-owner should be asserted as an adverse claimant. The actual tii#e of. land fey raining . or wileingputs poses contemplated by ea337„ No reeled rights are secured threugh filing -a declatory statement, and it hale of ,the land thereafterby the claimant, prior to final proof and eutry. defeats his right.% to purchase said land,and an entry thereof made in his name must be canceled. MINING NOTES FROM EXCHANGES. • The Grand River , Mining compaoy has been incorporated to opera.. ; steamboat on the Colored() rivei'. A four -inch vein of ore has bet.n struck in the shaft of the Crescent mina, Thls,.property -is.the west ex- tension of the Little Nell, the benanea mine of letpeat The Jay Gould mine and mill, near ernich has been idle for a nutnber of, years, is to -start up in a few days. Mr. Hoyt, a Belena mining man, will be the resident manager. The Ammon mines as- Gilt Edge now have about 75 men employed, and last week completed the erection of five new tanks. The Stand -By group of mines at that camp was recently bonded to eastern parties for $45,000, and altogether the prospects of the camp are quite promising. A Southern Utah man finds a ,good way to destroy the various vapors front powder smoke in his tunnel is to slack some lime in a bucket .of water and then with a common fruit tree spray pump blow the lime water into the hanging smoke' and gases, which are thus neutralized. ...- Ike Wickes School. our school commenced on Tuesday morning„Sept. 3. for the usual term with -Mrs. Starrett in No. 1, and Mi, Kate Kellogg in No. 2.. Tyre, better teachers could not have been chosen, RI they have , each been tried in their respeotive capacities as teacher* and have -proved themselves worthy of the. trtiet placed in them. - Miss Kellogg has taught in the Wickes school fur the past seven or eight years. part of the time in No. 1 and the balancei Nu. 2, and has given universal Katie. faction Mrs. Starrett has also given the gr'eatest' satiefactien, and is a, thoroughly competent teacher. Will Dailey. clerk of . the school board has taken the school census for the -Wickes district. He finds 114 children of proper school age, of whom 32 were in attendance at the depart- ment preeidert over by Miss Kellogg arid 17. in Mres Stterretre slepartntent on the , firstalay.of school. More would have attended elm for 'the delay occa- Mimed by a eh:nese/1u . the echool books. e Ed Smith has a vete promising prospect at the hepd 'if Twig gulch,, nu the Madden : road, from which he is preparing to niake a shipment. A week or two elrf Mr. Smith strock chute of ore that varies from 21) to 30 inches; in willies The (eller day -ha brought til!lit• eaiiioles fermi the minot ter liVickres ahd, judgirte fermi • their rickeppearance, Mr. Smith will . soon be ngitsbered among thy AlYer Two men dieeolved .partnership in a mine in Phuenix, Ariz., the other day' in a queer way. it was worth about $7,000 but they could not egree on the value. Finally they shook dice to see who should own the whole mine. One was a miner and the other a merchant, and the miner won the mine. ' Jas. Tyruart has bonded to P. Mc- Dougall and James J. Martinhis three - fourths interest in the Harvey lode, near Hartfoed, for e45,000 and IS cents royalty. 'Me - boner is - for - Y.-4-ar- Work will be commenced immediately. The Harvey is a very promisingloca- tion, ore taken fram it and . treated ma East Helena having - yielded!a, large profit to the owners. Register Cox, of the land office, an- nounees, that, for the , protection of claimants under the mineral laws, it it necessary to file with the papers in connection with \applicatione-fur patent\ for mineral lands, the \notice for publication\ in duplicate, the dublicate for posting in the local office until the printed copy can be filed.' A Chicago ante ht:s a process of working ores by which the full assay value way be attained at a cost of eight cents a ton. That's toe good a thing to be kept in Chicago, where they have no gold or silver ore. It ought to be brought out to this part of the country, for that sort of a process is just what all the miners. have been waiting for, aid they will deubtless continue to wait. - J. A.- Matthews and Con Wipt are getting sett .a shipment of or from their mine at the head of Boulder I 'creek. The ore new being shipped is some of 'a fame quantity that was mined several years ago and has sin , -- been laying on the durnp.aviaiting the construction of a wagon road to the mine, which lies in a decidedly inac- cessible country some distance above the prperties of the Mount Powell company. The Malad (Idaho) Enterprise tell, about- ;,u rather queer way of milling going on at Warrn Creek, font- miles front American Falls. The ground is 'a. light granite soil., and is plowed. tierapel into a dump and then shoveled into sluices. Ten men, running Lye shifts, make $75 per shift. This is top soil with no stripping, where a, miner would not have looked for pay dirt. The Imo who found the dig- gings ,was not a miner. It is not often a plow can be used as a mining tool. A short time ago the Virginia (Nev.) Miners' union adopted the following: Resolved. That the Virginia City Miners' union, in accord with the Knight of Labor of America and all labor, erganizarimis of the United States, by this -preamble and eetrolu- tions, on and after the first day a Septent.bets: 1895.du hereby crew maintain a boycott againet all States National bank te pledges the union and its mens • dividually . not to receive in pas ment of wages op other buttinetts traneac- tion* • -totes., uuless in such sews as se ,. ; provided by law. Beware Of 0 in t nts for Catarrh That Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely deatroy the sense of eine , 11 and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous eurface. Such articles' never be used excepton perscriptiime, front reputable physi- cians.anthe damage they will do is ten fold tolhe Kona you can possibly derive afros!, them. Hall's Clitarrh Cnre, man- ufactured by F. J. Cheney at Co., Token. 0.. contains no mercurtsand is taken irsternally. acting . directly von the -1,11. , d and in neothe u Hate of the system. In Nevins Hall'. I starrh Cure he sure get the Repo itie. It is taken nterna fly , and made', ti . Teledo. thiti•bY F J. (1,c,,, ) .. c . ,. Temi- tii,ni:04 free: S4)1(1 by Drtigglal.... prico , .t)otIN per **11(0E00. & JOHNSOP+ Billiard Hall AND Saloon , A Share of Your \ l 's imms ----s ee Trade Solicited. SPECIALTIES Chase's Barley Malt Bottled Beer, $3.25 per Case One trial will convince you that we handle the finest brands of Wines Liquors and Cigars in the county. Low prices._ VVICKIES MONTANA ICKES BARBER SHOP WICKES MONT Harry Hittchy, Propr. Shove 25 certts. Flair Cut 50 cts*. We are now prepared to do the best class' of tonsorial work. Tools always kept in first class shape. Open from 9 es. en. to 9. se. att. BACH, CORY & CO. WIC.:IKES, MONTANA. .Our First Shipment of Men's Furnishings Dry G000ds F or and Tilos. F. Oakes, NeRrg C. Pagae, Oeorg 4. Rouse, Receivers. NORTHERN PACIFIC --RUNS- Through Cart.' BETWEEN 1111111TVITIITTIYITTI11 [Si. Paul Eplinneaugis Mir [Mtn iraroo Egran d Forks Eau! Winnipeg Helena Butte Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portlarli - Pullman Elegant_ 1 Tourist Dining / Sleeping Cars Uat TIME SCI - 11F.13UL.E., in Effect Suing, (Nile 2, 1895. ARRIVE AT WICKES. 'No. 10, Boulder accommodation, Daily except Sunday. 8.55 a nt Leave 5 minutes later. No. 10, Ellchorn accomm. , dation, Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays 5.55 a m Leave 5 MilltiteS later. ARRIVE HELENA No. 1, Pacific mail, wicst bound, (laity. 8.25 a in No. 2, Atlantic mail,east bound.daily 11.1 p ci- LEAVE HELENA No. i s Pacific mail, west bound, daily. 8.35 a is No. 2, Atlantic mail,east bound.dally 11.30 p is For further particulars. mays. folders, raw*. etc., call on or write C. H. FOLSOM. static,* agent, Wickes, Mont, A. D. EDCiAR, GFNERAL AGENT, HELENA, MONTANA. Chess. S. Pee, 6. P. &T. At. St. Paul; Minn. DON'T CROWD 11 JUST PUSH It is just push and entereries that has given to the Northwest the newest and beet of Transcontinental route, , the Fall and Winter The EAST ii8limgtho ARE !NOW We are rapidly filling up on lines in Hardware Crockery Glass and Tinware -- FINE SIOLI OF STAPLF2 AND FANCY INCERIES AI POPULAR PRICES GRAND :: BALL 1. O. 0. F. Hull - 24K WICKES. MONTANA )IC MOtliCilly, Sept. 9. All - Cordially - Invited J. H. HILDEBRAND < 4 •-••• •410 -^Rir ..11; -01 WATCHMAKEI41* Jeweler --A N D Engrtiver WICKES MONT. - tIARI nod II Vitl,ENESN. Perfect Tonle sold do I hectIrliely ••11111 ' `.111 Ill -FINE- STOCK - Of - CONSTIINTLY -ON -HfIND ftfl Icifie, Loaf Be nositort Itudel Wilts WInnIpc P4 pokcsoic Seattle Tocorrto Igor. Fronc Isco And All lOther 1 3 calssIss. Close Connection at Minneapolis and St. Paul for all points East and South. Com fort tode fir•O-Class c.a.. Se. and Palace Sleeping Cars. Tourists, Buffet, Smoking. Ls. brary awl Dining Cars. We are agents for all firat-claas Steamship Ltne.. and cart tk to all Oriental and Occidental Plopaitt ; passage arranged. • New an Right Way A NI., WEST The Great Transcontinental Route. I' essetgere Ticketed to Mt. I:Pall' CIIICUUCP New York TIME TABLE DEpART WIt•KL:s. No. 21. Atlantic Express. easttiouad. * No. 13,1' acilir we,ttbutantt 'PM it in Lo. I. Butte total. dailv ... s.5.: p 'No. 2, Helen:it...al. dail .. 9 :i2 a in For information. time cards. maps and tickets call on or write T. Ir-1. Vecock. Station Agent, Wicket., Mont. C. E. • DUTTON. General Agent. CHASE'S PURE BARLEY MALT WHISKY. Entlortied Ity The Most Eminent Phyelelion end Cheiniete Hs able and Reliable Remedy for all 1,1 - ‘14 T1101111,E. • It
