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Kendall Chronicle (Kendall, Mont.), 13 May 1902, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053338/1902-05-13/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Kendall, Montana, May 13, 1902. 5. a 4 • ROADS LAID OUT. County Cannonleaguers LexieIn'e toetke Benefit of Kendall. The County Commissioners met in special session last Monday and acted on road matters. The report of the viewers who viewed the roe& described below were examined and approved and the roads were declared county roads, and the clerk was instructed to notify the road trustees of the action of the Com- missioners. The following are the roads acted on: A road beginning at a point on the Dog creek road at or near Oscar Stephens' sheep cabin on Last Chance creek; thence running up Last Chance creek to the Kendall mill, and thence via the Buchannan ranch on Meadow cret4t to intersect the Salt creek or Box Elder county road. A road beginning at the Passaic 'mill site and running thence to Sutter's cabin on the north fork of Dog creek. A road beginning at the Kendall, mil. and running thence to the Passaic mine. A road beginning at the nairth'eaet cor- ner of Chas. IIle's fence and running to the lawn No damages were allowed or asked on account of the foregOing roads, with the exception of the road running front Os- car Stephens' sheep camp and via the Kendall mill. S. J. Buchan-nau objected to this road running through his ranch, but the COnamiSsionere compromised the matter with him by agreeing to fence the road whereit went through his land. SALOON NEN ORGANIZE. They Want all the Rights that are Coin- ing to Them. The retail liquor dealers of Fergus county have organized, with beadquar- tent in4ewistowta. The officers are as follows: President, D. M. Crowley; Vice President, S. C. Weaver; Secretary. W. W. Kimball; Tretieure:, Herman', Brass; Sergeant -at -Arms, Ala. Vin Iderstine; Trustees, E. G. 'Schn'erder, J. W, Kearney, Joint Mengelkoch. The preamble to the constituOon rune ae The history of our times has taught us that many advantages may be obtained through co-operation and concerted ac timi on the part of those engaged in the same or similar enterprises and hides. tries. The constant nggression; of certain persons and lactioas to injure and de ; stroy,the business of the rL tail liquor dealera remind us of the duty cc owe to ourselves, as well as to the public and to the cause of personal liberty in general. to unite and present a solid front to our enemies. 'therefore we resolve to organ- ize, the better to enable to resist turtle aggressions upon our business, which in all civilized countries is recognized as an honorable one where guarded and pro- tected by state and local governments. We ask but simple justice at the hands of our legislators—we ask for no more rights than are accorded any other class of business men, and realizing that such , rights are due us as citizeus and tax ere, we are determined to obtain and maintain them by all lawful and honor- able means at our disposal. HOBE SAPPHIRES THAN EVER. The Yield of the Togo Mines are to be Greatly Increased. There is to be a revival of activity in the Yogo sapphire mines of the New Mines Sapphire syndicate and the pro- duct of the property is to be increased to its capacity, says the Great Falls Tiib- une. FAward A. Keller, — one of the large owners of the stock of the syndi- cate, and for twenty-five years a hading gem expert of London, and F. 1. Cham- bers, a wealthy architect of London, who is largely interested in the mines at Yogo, arrived in Great Falls a few days ago. In speaking of the mines and what it the intention of the company to do, Mr. Keller said: \In the beginning I might say that our company has no intention of selling out to any one. We have come out to start work on a larger eaple than e'er before. In the past we have been work- ing tbe mines by the hydraulic system. Now we are going to. mine right. By that I mean we are going to sink shafts and drift, just as mines of other kinds are worked, and we will do away with the primitive hydraulic methods. Years ago our engineer told us that in time we would have to resort to shafts and levels and that time would be when we had worked the surface. That time has now COMe. \The sapphires we ere getting out of our fields are the best to be found any- where. They are sent over, to England to be cut tied I have charge of that work. Then they are returned to the United States, and the New York market will handle all the sapphires we can get out. Now that we have decided togo after the gems in the right way we may look for- ward to a greatly hit:rested product. The increases we have in Lontemplation wiH im:rea se our working torceMieldtW L rgest stock of Stationery, Perfum- ery, Druggist Sundries and Notions in Lewistown at C. H. Williams. W HEN YOU WISH TO BUY RY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, UNDERWEAN' NOTIONS, ETC. 41''*LL Aor stir The New York Store The Cheapest Store in Lewistown, Mont z , V - REAM THE BRIDGE LUrIBER Estimates rlade and Prices Quoted on All Kinds of Building Material Will Keep in Stock Doors Windows and Finishing Lumber of Every Descrip- tion. Call and Oct Prices You flay flake Mow by It Agent for Lewistown Lumber Company H. SMITH AT HOME BAKERY W. 6. Norman & Co. Manufacturing Jewelers Lewistown, Montan Fine Watches &ad Clocks Repairing Given Careful Attention W. G. NORMAN VISITS KENDALL ABOUT THE TENTH OF EACH MONTH. EX ALSO .CALLS AT OTHER TOWNS MONTHLY Club Saloon ft .11' KINLE r 4VEXUE, ICENDwILL TRY OUR Cedar Brook and Clark RYE WHISKIES PROPRIETORS Stephens' Hotel KENDALL Pioneer Hotel of the North Moccasin Mining District. FIRST cLviss 4CCOMMOD4TJOXS. TaBLE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST IX THE AldIRKET FRED. L. ST EPhENS, Ifrolvietor. LEWISTOWN HOTEL CHARLES E. WRIGHT, Proprietor. .A.astas a*, i 410 aj i‘ 40 la 'Headquarters for Mining Men The Leading Hotel in Lewistown Electric Lights'. Bar, and Billiard Rooms The American House Frank Lamb, Proprietor. Lewistown, Mont. 74 • • li1 , i101/ 1 . tat; It Ji Efficient Table Service and Large, Commodious Hates $2.00 per day. Rooms ,for Special rates to regular boarders. MATT RECIAN Manufacturer and Dealer in — HARNESS a,nd SADDLES filit4rf fir ALL -WA-ND MADE GOODS REPAIR/NO PROrIPTLY DONE 4 4fl Job Printing neatly done at the CHRONICLE Kendall Chronicle Published Where The Big Mines Are Situated $2.430 a Year
