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, I „ • fhb p ourer. ' DEATH OF CHAS. McGANN. P,.:EK1.1' tt ailmtifirr• (3. HAILEA'. gr Six r Mouths. r_ $2 00 - - 1 25 Thme Months , . . 75 INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. Per Vear, 53u1 Six Months, 2 Ou Three Months. __ ' -- 1 50 WHEN NOT IN ADVANCE. Litterefi at H J imstottice at IVii.erces, Montana secood class matter. SinTV141(1pAY, NOV. 16. Eaglt. Sattrtlti .1;ielges with us. h. 0. O. F. selge. No. 22. Meets every treen 1 ngs Members of othee c cordially invited to meet retie. I„ .. D.evis . ,.N. G. • See'y. • THE:MINAII MINE. The Miseeh -evi;o at Lump gulch is making arrangements to quadruple Its present cyanide plant for treating - ore, which will involve the expenditure of some $250,000. Helena Herald. Where the esteemed Herald managed to get the aletee 'item it -would be hard to say. That it is wrong in every particular we are certain. In the first place there is no mine in. Lump gulch called the Mina* neither : is there a cyanide min in that cows The mines of Lump gulch are all hkgh grade, and need no mill to work them, as is the case with low grade propositions. All ores produced in that camp are shipped directly to the smelters. ' The Herald probably refers to the, Minah mine near Wickes, which is the °illy property by that name of any prominence in Jefferson county; hut even then the itent would hale to be read through a strong - megjeifying glass to gain the result as set forth above. The origival Mill at the Minah cost in the veighborhood 4`( . $75,000. This has proven a perfect success, and • will he enlarged 'to three tunes its present capacity, involving . an addi- tional expenditure of probably $50,000. The upper uull. or crushing depart- ment, will turn out about 80 tons per day, while in the lower mill, or roast- ing and precipitating deeartments. only about a third of this amount can be handled. It is the latter which will be enlavged, space having . been re- served for this purpose when the mill wars erected. N.either is the cyanide process used, ar Mr. Warwick. the chemist. informs us that there is only two pounds of cyanide on the property. and that is used for no other purpose than making tests in the laboratory. The priseees need Is an entirely new one. end is a secret known unly to those who are vitally 'interested. We hope the Herald will ke , fit to give honor to whypi honer is due, by making the corrections A marditte editor gets off th . e.,follow- ing: \Ten cents per line will be charged for obituary notices to all business meo who do not advertise white living. llelimenent subscribers will be charged l. cents per line for sn obituary notice. Advertisers . and cash subscribers will receive as good a liend-off as we are capable or writing without any charge whatever. Better send in your . subscription. as an epi- demic is abroad in the land.\ Ili pi. G kv has been . convicted of merder in the first degree and will be sentenced today. The verdict was a general e surprise„as it was not thought that the prosecution had proven beyond a reasonable,. doubt that Gay was the. man who, did the shooting. A new trial will be asked.for, and if this is not granted the case will be. taken to the supreme court. • rev , of the noaccountable incidents of social oivdilz . atien is the interest so teeny people take defaming and blackmailing their follow , . Such a spirit is born in hell, fathered by snal- ;ciente envy and mothered by dense ignoraece, Townsend Messenger. PRESIDE:CT McIllittiLlE, of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor. has sent out the call for the l - ' 1 1.11 annual conference of the federation. e hich will be held in Mailiseet Square Gal den, New Yerk beginning Dec. 0. As e e, the . dentecrats of Butte won't -Iiink Kentucky bourbon. We wonder the manufacturers% of old bourbon wi,11 have to go out of business. enetemeeremeovemeeee. TPAPtoNEFFI. $2. per rear, Killed In the Shaft of the Poulin Minc . 14 West Centerville Atetetay Evening. Chae. McGann •Wee ee killed Monday evening in the shaft of the . Pendin mine, Wesetentereille. Sinking in in progress , at this . property, the shaft being down below the ?Ott. McGann, with Foreman - Thomas 'Bolger a -ad e a :either miner named Michael Dieyer 'were engaged in plunibieg the timbers In the east shaft between. the 100 and 700 levels. Melia ne was near the WO etatio ‘ ti'veleile the two othet mon.were below. •Bolger • eavs.. inetineted McGann to pet ti . , plank acrese• the Cast shaft and remain there until the work was completed. The foreman ' says .. that McGann moved over in the west shaft contrary toThis instructions. Dwyer's candle gave out anel he was sent to the 600 foe more, and supposing that Mcgann was, mm the cast shaft he rang t4 cage -to the (AK). Although the cage was not treveling very fast at that time it caught McGann in going 111i and threw him over on, the bonnet. His head k,ruck the guides and in sal,inotatit his neck was broken. The cage was imme- diately' stopped . and McGann's lusty lifted outeand taken to the Butte une dertaking rooms. McGann e was well-known and; had many friends in Wickes and- vicinity. He was formerly an employe at the Comet, and when that Property closed down worked for some time in the Cetaract and Basin. He was married about twet month, ago to Miss Alice . Carey, .of Corbin, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew Carey, left for Butte imme.diately on learning of the accident and took charge of the re- mains,. The .fitneial took place front the residepee of Mrs. McGann on 7iVednesda y evening - School Report for October. Following will be found the school report for both branches of the Wickes school for the luouth ending October 31. , As will beside', thiewhole number attending is Es's The censas . for this district shows . that there are 114 chil- dren of school age, which leaves 48 that are allowed to stay at home. Un- der the 11C1A' codes it is compulsory for parents and guardians to see that all children between the ages -of eight and 14 are sent to school for at 1eitst 12. .weeks in the year. Ae e itsie nu t ite evi- dent that this is not being done, the trustees should look into the matter. and have the law rigidly enforced: AC-VI/1.11.11C DeraterMeN . e . . Whole number enrolled, oe Number days attendance. 580 Average daily attendance. - Pupils not absent during the month: Anna Norton, Annie Ktekleke, Olive Nash, Harry McIntyre. Winnie Cald- well, John O'Hare, Rose Kultleke, Ray' Scett,. Willie Smith, Louisa Glova, Walter Gordon,. Blanche O'Hare, Min- nie .KithIcke, Bessie Barnes, Jantes Nash. Stephen Nash. Clara Nash, George Reilly, Thomas Reilly. Harry Singh, Theo. Smith. SiSCO S1111 . 01. Those not . tardy: Anita Norton. Annie Kuhleke. Rose Kuhlckt:, Winnie Caldn ell, Vane Freyler, John ( Hare. Beesie Barnes. Blanche O'Hare, Minuie KithIcke. Tommie Reilly, Sisco Sm;th. Attie Reilly. Mss. II. P. STAlt4ETT, Teacher. PRIMAKV DEPARTMENT. Number eurolled, 34 Number transferred. e 10 Number days attendance. 578 1 ,4 Number days absence, Per centage of attendance. ee Average number helonging, 32 Average daily attendance. 29 Those present e every day: Genevieve Hattraltan,. Arthur Madison. Bette Uttis, May Norton, Hazel O'Hare, Reilly, Bertha Powrie, Earl Wit, Eiteie Smith, Leigh Stafford, Alto Stafford, ida Biermauti, Harry Nash. MISS KATE Ker.i.otat, Teacher. MINING NOTES FROM EXCHANGES. 'rite bank of Montreal. New York, has received from Kootenai. British Columbia, the sec -pd largest block of gold that has ever paeocil through the New York assay office It is in the form of a sugar loaf, • weiglie 2,435 ounces and is valued at '4.1,857. The gold be.. from the Cariboo mine. 'lshe bafik has also received front the Horse- fly inine, in the saint eection, a gold brick ueeighing 1,511 ounces, valued at $26.154., Thr metal is virgin gold of a greettiab tint, similar ti Australian Cold. There is more catarrh itatleis section of the country than all other diseases Tat together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro- nounced it a local disease, and pre- ecribed local remedies, and. by . con- stantly failing to cure by local teeat- Mem. pronouncerlit incurable. Science has proyee catarrh to be a constitti- tiolial disease., and therefor, rvinires constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca- tarrh 'Cure, manufactured, by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio, is the Only inslitutional remedy on the market. It is takeniaterually in dose., from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- faces of the system. They offer on.: hundrict dollars for any case that it .fails to cure. Send for circulars and test i mon i 1 e. Address. F. J. Clre:Nev & Co., Toledo, 0. ee: Sold by druggists. OWieg to the intermittent 'netting of. snow at the head of the creek,, Ten Mile is now dewing a larger head Of _ _ water than at any time since july. • Marvelous ResultS Front a letter written by J. Gunder - matt. of Dimendale„ Mich..'we 'are per- mitt t ed to make thie extract: .\4 have no hesitation 11h. recometeuding Dr. King's Neve Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in the case of • my wife. • While I was pastor of the Baptist church at Rives Junction she was brought down with pteeumona :succeeding la grippe. Terrible parox- ysms: of coughing would last several 'hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could- not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. King's New Discovery: it was quick in its work and hig - hle satisfactory in results.\ Get a trial bottle from the Wickes Drug Co. 1 Miners returning front Alaska report that the mining business there is feet fading out, and that much suffering will result this winter from lack of work. • The Blue Bird. William Roberts. of the Blue Bird mine, near Wickes. paid this towu it very pleasant visit last Saturday. He had with . hint. samples from, the mine. whist' de,notes that these Butte boys have s a good thing . beyond a doubt. They have . a breest e of pre in the face a the tuneel. four feet in width, and every part of it -shipping ore at that. It is as solid and as compact in. place as arty ore that has been discovered in the mine and the promises for the future could not be better. Several shipments of ore have bean made * both to the east and west aide. but they got better returns front the Butte eaheltent than they did from the one inHelena and in the future they inteepd to send all of their product to the redlictiott plants of Butte. The freight from Wickes in a, load lots is $2.68 per ten, $1 for hat- g fr the mine to the railroad tra, as the smelter charges. Th.- gives them a handsome return trot the ore. Roberts ..was . as enthusiastic as any miner could possibly be and claims, from henceforth, that all of t ne boys who are interested in the eroperty will live on the sunneeside of easy street. Basin Times. t Buy your holiday goods By so doing you benefit well as the merchant.. in Wickes. yourself - - weighed ;theta .140 pallid, Tile party n spent ie,t of the time at the head of Wilson McClellan giddies.. and Jim says the larg-e numbs r hunters in that vicinity have made game ex- ceedingly scarce. They ran across a - -. ' 111111116 \ - DEALERS IN large camp Siettx Indians, butemw no evidence to show that they were respoesible for -the scercity of Jeanie. BEEF PORK The party expect titetleave in a,. abort time ter another hunt. The majority of merchants in town have tapped the water main and run pipes int. their places of business, and it will only be a question of time when the dwelling houses will have pea s•ote pipes as well.. The,supply of water is sufficient for oynny purpose. And that rentiails. use. We haven't ae yet seen anything of that hose . for tire per- ICKES RIBBER - SHOP Harry Hinchy, Prupr. !WitittiN 2F, a...croft.. Htsir ^AO We are now pz - epared to do the best class of tonsorial work. Tools alw k ays ept in first class shape. Open trorron Isl. to <.). us. oil. WICKES, 1*141)IN'T. TMs. F. Oakes, Hem MI C. Payne. N C. souse. BCCFilferS. NORTHERN PACIFIC RUNS-- Throsigli 1;r,TwEEN 31TITYTMYTTIVIT/717 Helena Electric Bitters. Butte Electric. Bitters is a medicine nuitee for any, season, but perhaps more gen- spokane erally needed in the spring, when th- languid. exhausted feeling previti: . Tacoma whept the liver is torpid and sluggr • SUR atolithe need of a tonic and alterat, • is felt. A prompt use of this ittedie,..• ponlana has often averted long and perhaps fatal billioes fevers. No medicine will 'act more surely in counteracting and freeing the system. from the mala- rial poison. Headache, indigestion, canstipation,dizainess yield to Electric Bitters. Only 50 cents a bottle at the Wickes Drug CO. 1 p l. Paul Minneapolis irlIt ENNUI illiti [Fargo tOrand Forks rand Winnipeg From - Fro 3. E. Kanouse livt learn that the test trial of red*ing ore in the Duck Creek chlorinization plant ex- ceeds their most sanguine expectations. Also, that they have uncovered some shipping ore which assays $80 per tort, and that they will begin shipping to the East Helena smelter innnediately. Kattouse thittks that luck is com- ing his way and that prospective mil- lions are insight. -Tswnsend Mes- senger.. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world ter cuts, bruises. seres, ulcers salt rheum. fever wrote fetter. chapped hated , . corns. chilblains and all, skin eruptiens, and positively cures : piles, or tee pay re- quired.ft is guaranteed to girt. perfect satisfaction or money refundtel. Price 25 cents per box. FT sale by the Wickes Drug Co e !ITIVITYntITY1t GIVE .rrhihnryvvrrin • • ITTYYTTryyhnhWiD [The Pioneer] •Wil11,11. 1,, greatest and • west widely rit. 4 1 i.sted paper in th [ e .•ounty. n trial if • tint have au' Illirtof Ir. 5 . .17,71Tr• •rITTIITY. -Advertise- I % a.wwww 1 I SEE Played In Luck. We are ii, inceiirt of 1.11g.., tender and e juicy piece .11 V0111.0011. donated by Messrs. Jue. White...eel tiro. Sweader. It is a portion of a large beck that fell fo W the unerring aim of hite...The two men, actompanied by Rube Spir- ting-. left Wickes about two weeks Igo for a line. in the mountains back of Bald hey Arrived in • town last I ie.' rim.; three black -tails, a lynx a ail several bagsef chickens and rabbits as a result of the chase. '1w,.of the deer were killed by White and one can be credited to the .t, count of seeeder. The three • - N I ml 4 4 legant Fish ittuiC Cars Dinin t r Cars ...leepiiit t r Cars i, eo.Woiford 45c Co \ -- \eanswe MUTTON VEAL LARD, Etc., Etc., CORBIN, MONTANA. land Game ill Scasom ilKOEGEL & J011110144 , Billiard Hall • Share of Your Trade Solicited. SPECIALTIES Chase's Barley Malt Bottled Beer, $3.25 per Case fue trial ,will convince vi tt . that we- bundle the finest brands of ; Wines Liquors and' Cigars in the county. Low prices. LinithuhuithBimAilai TIVIE SL;Fit WICKES In MOGI Sup,nall, June 2, 1895. .1 PPISI 1'1' It li.K No. 10, Hould. 1 IIIXia prxily Leave 5 minutes except Sunda . N,.. ill. Elkhorn accom nii Klat Tues- days4hurstla s and Saturdilys .. 5.55 a ni Leave 5 minutes later. ARRIVE HELENA No. 1, Pacific mail. west bound, daily. S.25 a m NO. 2, Atiantie maiLeast lmund.craily p m Hg.LENA No. 1, Pacific mail. west bound. daily, 8.24 an.. Ni,. 2, Atlantic maiLeast bound,dail• 11.311 pci Vor further particulars, mans. folders, rat -is. etc., calf Oil Air, C, H. FOLSOM, #gent, w mortt. A. D. BilloGAR, GFNER AL AGENT, HELENA, NIONT ANA.. • Chaos. S. Fee, 0. P. irk T. A. St Peel. Minn. PATENTS Cat -rata, and TraclipMarlcs obtained and all Pat-, rot 1, .-- t in R. , ...1.1 , oid riir Moot'''' irr,S. 0 01 1 .00WIC1 is OPPOSITE ti, T M 8. PATENT °CC: Wid We It an ,-- , 1, -I - - I: la ICU WOO ti,til 1.11051C remote from I•ashalgton. Send model, drawing or photo., with detrrip- Con. We advise, if patentable or not, frre of barge. Our fee not due tall patent is secured, A PAIAPHIAT. \how to Obtain Patents,\ with COW of same la the U. S. and foreign countries ! sent free. Address, C.A.SNOW&CO., ' °MCC. WASHINGTON. D. C. CHASE'S PURE BARLEY MALT WHISKY. Fnilorge41 11‘ 1100 Eminent Phiirittn• nnol itf•mi•ls its a Vale - aide and Reliable Iteatedy Air all LI NI. TRW ii u:. in st$F,pial h, hi t LkItit soil I. I' 1.1(LENEss. rerfeet Tonic and lie rt .Tren IAN r. i'or It ) MU leaaloo liquor MONTANA BACH9 CORY & CO. WICKES, MONTANA. Our importations for Fall and Winter are nearly complete in - all departments.. : German Socks, Mackinaw Goods,, _# Lined Gloves, Mitts, Overshoes, If you' want, it cool, delicious smoke, tn EnglifTh. Club Hoe Tobacco. If you want a pleasant chew, be sure to call for Silk Finish. It is the best brand on the market. fir \ wm l\, e g fr \ e\ ir, e 4 AwriorNtr a\s ir\ i n \a ff\eA \a 4r. iiIIWYVVYTTMITIVYYTTPITTYMITITTI/TVIIMMTITTIVIO e I J. H. 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