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THE flag was hoisted and Fort Har- rison formally taken possession oe by \nited ,Stettee troops at ewe m ,Wed nes- d ay . Tide mean.; one more big feed for the Helena ling - . Trot :vetivers of the Northern Pa tic - tic. Messrs. Oakes, Payne and Rouse, have tendered \their resignation as • guardiaeo. of the big eruse, It is to be mu , ja de.plored that J. J. Hill cannot be pereartded.to do likewiSe. Montana . can stane•the lose, CORPOR y•rtoote are required by sec- tion,. 451, civil cede of Montana, to publish tostatement of the amount of capital, paid in stock, and debts io e sonic newspaper. In ease this is omit - led all tee are jointly and sev- erally liatie for all debts. AND now come dispatchee over the wires announcing that Japon is to build a yacht toeompete for the Amer- ican. cup. We like to see the enter- prieing.Jape ,tqiging to the front, and hope that_they will • show, more grit than the Britisher eve tt though they are battling fir a hepele,cause. • Wepa, Mr. Critic, the editor , of .this rafter is young yee, being barely 21 years -of 'age, and not quite ini- tiated into the l inyideries of social life. When he attains your age --old enough to cbghthay- thea, perhaps. he wiiehe able .to edit an •••otlicial pacer,\ and set himself up :nee critic. teld what a botch the late Montana legislatore would make of the ett- Then provisioree could have been mad J fOr .jtaht such an emergency. The maxim could have been :teenier , . I•y placing ACIA)01 in. power ,ict make laws and the legislative aspi. rants in echool houses, there to be at once instructed •tinel e ite correct use of language and the requirements ot law.\ • tet ToOhe Missoula Republican can be credited the statement that the mar- ried ladies of that -burg are up imarms over the eappoiniment of unmarried ladies and gentlemen as judges of the baby. What's ailing the esteemed contemporary? There are two good points to be gained by such a course. tInc ie that it gives those who live in siegle bleesedneAe a practical idea of what married life really is, and the other advent:tee comes front the fact that as they have no interest in the matter an impartial verdict will he rendered. MiNiNG NOTES FROM EXCHANGES. , • Dunliesn had Cite exhibition iii Marysville, one day laet week, a num- b :r of gold nuggets, which he felled Trinity, about two atilee,fri itt me, .... se ,. ville, oat of which was . at fe8.50, The Galt Minipg company, of Hei- hart, tins declared another dividend. It is divideod No. i; of mute per. cent., milking - a tqtal of f44,508 so far paid e hy this company. It wee paid o n the 25th inst. Raleigh Wilkineen is taking eet some very rich gold ere,at the head it Snowshoe, near Mary.sville. He is inalcing - preparations for a large, ship - *tent of o to Eer'st Helena before the winter sele in. REI•wesee . r erne.: HARTMAN, in the course of a conversation at New York, said the western silver. states Were in favor of proteetion as well as but the republicans are in • sympathy with the -popular sentiment on both questions. He seicewe shall send ail-. verelelegates, to the repoblican ua- tionaLconyention, pledged to vote for none hue asilver\caneticate;and we can hold the state in the national 'election by pledging our electors not to vote for any presidential candidate who is not fully committed to. fee coinage of silver at a ratio of 16 to 1. What is true of the situation there is so Of all the western states. In my judgment there are 10 states in a group that will send unwavering sil- ver delegations to the national conven- tion and will pledge their electors to , As predicted some time ago . by the PIONat:Ea, the scheme of building a roundhouse and repair shops by the Great Northern railroad at Alhambra has fallen flat. The reason for this Glee out your gambling parapher- nalia and give • sucker - is a chance to woo the fickle goddess of fortune. The anti -gambling lame has been knocked out in one round. Prominent attor- neys Lieve claitne•i all along that this law owe Jaultyettul iii Leeping with the other -oettch of Wielders ground out at legislative asactubly.. Stibse- i, a iitAloaisiom. have proven that the lawyers were in_ the right. e_. SINVE beginning publication of the Piceeeen we have received some very fluttering commeet on the appearance of the paper, but have refrained from publishing sante. as it ie a practice, much indulged in and partakes, too :each of xelf-praise. Millet/gr. when e a c e•a ice, as the following. (-dented hoot t &ladies:et County Monitpr, cotnealo hand at this late day, we feel that the best way to show our appre- ciation is to print it in full: • • The Wickes PillNlita is a- welceme addition . to the Monitor's exchange table. It is published at Wickes. Jef- ferson.., county, by 'Robert G. Bailey. Cleati o lleight. sparkling in its editorial end locel matter. and it Well inade-up dieet mechanically, it ought to suc- ceed. and the Moniter 'wishes it suc- ceed. Menthe. Bailey . Here's .tute,eo Sets...sone - once wrote a prophecy if e time in thedistant ftitare when, by tire united effort.' ef lawyers and law- makers, the statutes of the country miII be written • ire, such eimple ;wage and made so easy amf peeci,e 4 application that the code of law will he given to school t•hildren a% a text-litx,k, to instruct them at iini I It tbneeorrect use of language and in the oeetiirement% of law. What - it pity e ancient seer r cpeld net have bre last failure in atten shops is said to about by the pee f t Alhambra tryin mg to locate the ave been brought e owning ground to work a- Jim 'rite Hall mines recently shipped 67 tons of ore out of its warehouse to the United Stetes. Half of the shipment wag sent to Newark. N. J,, and half to Butte.. The bags of ore were weighed in tens and alternately, dispatched to the two smelter*. Th freight to Butte is $8 --to Newark $18; yet the returns from Butte were $100 per ton lese than those from Newark.--- Nelson Metter. The Liverpool only Works a day shift of miners, and does not work on 'Sunday, it being the only mine in Lump gulch pursuing that polity. Notwithstanding this, however, they regularly ship front two to three cars of ore per week. The pre chutes now being stolted are holding their own, and there is enough ore in sight for,a long time yet to come. .. A new exprosive called chroulate„ first fried in A'ustralia, has been pat- ented and is now being introduced in this country. The advantages claimed for it are that it breaks more rock than \the same quantity of dynamite; it edoes not freeze, because it contains no nitro- glycerine, and _it, free from danger in thawing; it is safer to handle than the ordinary kinds of blasting powder; it produces no poisonous - fumes and causes no headaches, A remarkable case of poisoning is reported from Baker City, Ore. Some days ago A. McMurdo, an employe of the North Pole company at Bourne, near Baker, died with symptoms of poisoning. Now Henry Leipman.super- ietendent. of the mill, has died with the same symptoms. It is! supposed that the men were poisoned by the cyanide used in the mill, the works using, the McArthur -Forrest process. The theoryTs that they were poisoned while handling the es -guide. Hill scheme -that is, collar everything in sight .and give nothing -- in return. But the bluff wouldn't work. There is tco much land within a couple of miles of that place that can heeled for the asking, with a bonus thrown in, for the railioad, to pay 50 prices for a few acres. Alhambra has the advan- tage of being nearer the grade, but Hartford, the place now under consid- eration, can. - claim a . much better water supply. Should the shop; ever be moved from Helena, and we doubt it very much, they will in fall proba- bility find a permanent resting place at the little town at the mouth of Lump gulch. The Fall Election Will, beyond a doubt, be the greatest event in the history of Utah. because for the tire time in the lives of even the oldest inhabitant, thp p_rivilege.of vu tine for governor and all the state eflicial% will be given to all nudes over t nft-one years of age. While it is true the womerecannot cast their bal- lets at the coining election, they can unquestionably -cast their powerful in- fluence, and even at this early day anxious candidates are seeking for help from the \coming woman.\ You ought tea be familiar with the true sit- uation hut you can't unless you get reliable news. It's furnished in l'he Tribune daily or reentilweekly. One dollar a menth for the daily and - 75 cents for three months for the - net:1i. A freight wreck near Sage, on the Great Northern, at an early hour Sun- day morning eansed the through train to be delayed 10 luffirs. A stub train was ntade up in Ilelena and came out on the overland's time, though the mail woe seriously interfered with, -..•. ...— How's This? We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that canitot cured be Hall's Catareli _Cure. F.J. &Moe: & Co.. Propro. • Toledo. O. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe hint perfectly hbnorable in all bileinees trannactione, and financially able to carry out ;'fly ••bligation made by their fitm. West & Truax, Whoeesaleelruggiste, Toledo, 0, Welding, Kiniten & edarvin, whole - al e druggiets. Hall's Catarrh Cnre is taken inter- nally, acting directly npon the blood St f1 . 11 MUCOUS surfaces' of the system. Price 75 cents per bottle, eetld by all dreeeiste Tee:Owlet-OM , Geo.Wolford Sc Co AI ..JEIRS BEEF, PORK MUTT011, VEAL Etc. Etc. CORBIN, MONTANA. Fish and Game in season ill(OEGEL & 1*>,+ Billiard Hall A Share of Your Work at the New Year mine, near Lewistown, is going on. steadily. ni g hten men are now on the payroll. and .developmene work is being vigor - dusty prosecuted. The main shaft, which is 85 feet, is being sunk deeper. As depth is reached the ore becomes richer, and the owners are well pleased witli the outlook.' Twenty tbns of ore are run thr'oug - h the mill every 24 hours, but the result of the run, is not given for publication., ArVenlarge- inent of the plant is contemplated. The Mail was shown senile fine look- ing gold quartz Otte day this week that was taken from the Iron Age claim, which adjoins the Jumbo -in the Harvey creek district, Granite county.• The Iron Age is one of a group of four claims that are being developed by Chit's. Hartley, tirCO. Krier and Will Price. The other claims owned by the gentlemen are the Agnes, Austin and Moody, and a strong lead running through all of them is exposed. In the Agnes we are .informed the pay streak is 14 inches wide and the ayerage.assay from it is $180. This rich body show (ip equally as good on the other claim,. where they have been developed. and the prospects are very faverable for the opening upof another rich inine in that district. - Phillipsburg- Mail. • Digest of Land and Mining Decisions. The following decisions were fur- niShed by W. D. Harlan, land and nining attorney of Washington, D.C. and will be found a source of valuable information - Sale of improvements in evidence of abandonment. . Charge . ef abandonment should le epecific. An alien can. acquire no right to pub- lic land beree declaration of intent' to become a citizen, and bisenbatei' qualification wile not reJate the exclusion of an intervening akiVeIse right. • The executionof a power of attorney to sell does not censtittite alienation of title. Desert/ In the absence of an'adyerse claim, an entry made in good faith will net be eaneeled altirtigh it contain, non-irrigable,laint. • Coal • Proof as to character of - land must show elle actual preduetion of mineral. Proof that adjoining, lands have produced coal will not answer. Mill -site ',din -site location must he made same ae mineral claim. Non -mineral character of land claimed as a mill -site must be shoe a. Mineral --Failure to. comply with local regulatjons is matter for prot. or adverse suit. A hearing may he ordered to dett mine whether there has been due cote 'thence with law. Itieliten the chart' , , not made entil t.' • v. Trade Solicited. . .. - AND 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 count . Low prices. • WICKES MONTANA BACH9 CORY & CO. WICKES, MONTANA. 0.1r First Shipment-. of _... Men's Furnishings Rnd Dry G000ds For Fall and Winter AI-ZE NOW ARRIVING. We are rapidly filling up on lines in Hardware Crockery Glass and Tinware A FINE SUCK SIAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AT POPULAR PRICES 111NIINIWNIP , MNIVelt‘IFNIVIIIN.V•Ir\fr\M\\••11\M•IVONMAII\APONEE AI JD AO•11 AI ADA, \ibis.* \O\11\111•11 S1\1\P •.111 J/INIONSVONOVIV 69 S 6 0 S 0 t HILDEBRAND. S 69 ITTYVITTTIMMTTITIT/TITMI'MYTIMMITY17111,11 1 / 1 69 J. H r 69 69 S 0 49 * ] E WICR11S. N1)!NCU. I MITC1111111KE I R I JEWELER lriti 1 ( i i i 1 ssss s s , F , , 49 S i owwwwwwilliwwwwwwwiiiiiiilum floe Stock of MIMS filWallS On Hall i e ,'' ' 49 4: 49%%\\;s4W • , '-. TRos,F. lakes, Henry C. Payne, Amy G. Rouse, Receivers. NORTHERN PACIFIC -RUNS Through -- Cztr!-4 411171.111TYYT7TsIrivt Paul ffllnneapnllS mif tBuluth [Fargo [Granil Rifts tang Winnipeg -- AND Helena Butte SPOKIRC Tacoma Seattle iTour..‘t Portland li/IAAILUAILIAJA1IPT.tALl TIME SCHIF:131zJI.E. 'Pullman E legan t WIT Sleeping Car.. Dining Cart, In Effect Sunday, June 2, 1895. tfl AR RI V E. AT W it I: ES. No. 10 ; Boulder :wont, tinslation, Daily except Su ndat 8.55-5 Leave 5 to in Mei; later. N,,, lit, Elkhorn accommodation, toes_ days, Thursdays and Saturdays 5.5 5 a a, Leave S'mitiutes later- ARRIVE IIELENA• No.1, Pacific mail, west b\.na. daily . s 2 , a No. 2, Atlantic mail,east hum od.dai: 1 2. , 1, to LEAVE HELENA ,,No. I, Pacific mail, west bound, daily. S.35 a in 2, Atlantic mail;east bouthl,daily 11.51s ithi For further particulars. maps. foldisr- i•tc., call Iti or write C. H. FOLSOM, agent, Wickes, Mimi. A. 13. EDGAR, (in`NE:RAL AGENT, MONTANA. Clettet. S. Fee, 15. P. eie T. A. St. Paul, Minn. • vvnyyg GIVE 1 cr. .TIWTTYYTTrrro v1I1TIPPWW1117. iThe Pioneer IHAA12.H. The greatest and most widely circu- lated -paper in the county, a- trial it you have any- thing to -Advertise- outiumliiiiiu• .A.AiulAilatoaf • SEE I c $wwww% 0 69 ICKES BARBER SHOP WICKES MONT ii nrrv Iii IICIIV, Propr. Shove 2F; cent M. Hair Ctit 50 t I. , di , I il l ; lictit id\ Tools alw;tv , -, I; ci it in Ii T . 11, I Slia W. ) l ioct U. VI. lira • ›* \- re' < * — \ewlalte CHASE'S PURE I t .,, f BARLEY MALT WHISKY. Endorsed By The Most Eminent Physicians and Cherub& as a Valu- able and Reliable Remedy for all LIFIG TROUBLE, Oleill t EPS1A, MALARIA and FEEBLENESS. Perfect Tonle and an Abaolniply FURL STIMULANT, For Sale BY All leautou Liquor Dettrs., 2 4
