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Kendall Chronicle (Kendall, Mont.), 22 Sept. 1903, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053338/1903-09-22/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
• Kendall, Montana, September 22, 1903. 3. firoto , 0010 E/gioNT 1 ( 8 1 . iscovery of gold in these ini• reefs is attributed to a Mining expert of Iherver. Ile tiret detected the Valtiee in the apparently barren granite nick and th e quietly went to Denver with a profusion of samples. Then the party Cathie out to Kingman and secured the location of nearly one hundred claims before tire ex- istence of bonanza gold there became known. The Colorado men intended to : - .1ake other locations, but the news of their operation and the cause leaked out and there was an immediate will scram- ble for adjacent locations. The claims located by the Denver men are now be- ing worked by night and day shifts, the owners being anxious to establish their rights te the claims at once. It has been estimated that there is $20,000,000 in gold in the ore lying exposed on the sur- f ice of the great reefs on_thic group. Cases Bet for Trial. The following cases have been set for trial be Judge Cheadle, and the dates fixed: See vs. See, Sept. 28. Wright vs. Stillman, Sept. 29. Foster vs. Forsyth, Oct. 21. Wells vs. Shanks, Oct. 2. Chen vs. MosImer, Oct. 3. Tus vs. Bright, Oct. 5. McDonald vs. Hamilton, Oct. 7. Phillips vs. Myers, Oct. 7. Judith. Inland- Transportation Williams, Oct. 14. Alexander vs. Smith, Oct. 9. Hedges vs. DeWitt, Oct. 10. Busch Vs. Abel, Oct. 12. Weever vs. Dann, Oct. 14. Raw vs. Raw, Oct. 13.. Shanks vs. Shaules, Oct. 15. DeWitt VA. Stacy, Oct. le. Montaaa Railroad. C6. - et Oct 21. Maas vs. Hamilton, Oct. 17. curea He...arsenics of the Lt1111[0. \Several years since tray lungs were so badly effected that I had many 'minor - Fabulous Wealth Discovered in Reefs Near Kingman. A Wild Rush to the New Fields, Early Day Scenes Duplicated. Mad Scramb'e for Claims. There is tremendous 'excitement in the Kingman, Arizona, region, owing to the opening of rich new gold fields within a few miles of Kingmae, The remarkable rush to the fields adds a touch of the frontier lemmas Incident to the discovery of bonanza gold in the early (lays. The whole country swarms with mining men, prospectors and tenderfeet, and within a radius of ten miles from the scene of the oiscovery the foothills and deserts are literally .noverei with location- quono- nients. When it became known that gold was encountered in Ott 14 reefs, Kingman people rushed to Mit * fields, followhil by laundrette of people Iron. the outside. Every form of conyvance aa pressed irderieervice, and *oh unit*, to get rigs or horses. shouldered their blankets and walked. People are arriving from various parts of the conntry end going out daily. to the nem -fields, and miners all over that section find ortlinar,y em- pl o y men t t oo t ame t prevent then. from yielding to this temptation to kiln in the scramble. All the big reefs of granite for a eiputre of ten miles are located, and the prospectors are pushing far back in- to the hills. A town not yet christened sprang lip in a nenaltroom manner with a population ot 1000 souls, recalling the early days of Tombstone, which was built op in one night. flaumbhing games and liquor lay - mite, indoors and out of doors, are thriv- ing, oral the (Tele lights 111rOW a Wild glare over the new Lamp; but the gold seekers are too intent in their search for the ycllow metal to precipitate disor- derly scenes. In Kingman all the hotels are crowd- ed. and men are tramping all over the desert and hills month of the town (lay and night looking for reefs of magnetic granite ore, despite the fact that the most desirable ground was thought to be lo- cated by the original discoverers. The stragglers have been rewarded in some retrainees, however, for rich new finds are reported daily. An idea of the excitement that has been created is indicated by the fact that hundreds of square miles of country al- ready have been located treld the'rnsh continues. Private advices sent out ta California, Colorado, Chicago, New York and even Boston have resulted in hurried journeys by experts to the scene of the gold find, and each incoming train is crowded with, expectant adventurers. The gold found is literally pure and is worth $20 to the ounce. The intense excitement will result in the exploration of hundreds and thousands of square miles of virgin territory in north wcetern Arizona, in all of which Mineral possi- bilities abound. The new fields are located a few miles menthwest of Kingman ill the broken foot hills in the Cervat and liallapai mountain ranges. The 'gold is found free in stratified reefs of spar rock and runs from $10 to $500 to the ton. It is said that the whole country at one time was covered by it great volcanic effluvia. but in places the volcanic matter has heen eroded away, leaving sections of the primary formation ex postal. Here the gold is found in igneous rocks, botli ii quartz veins and in the massive spar dikes. tiold ore also has been found in veins that lay an ugly agaimit the is va of *******************************.****•4********** 1 Olt - tb Saloon! CLINOAN & HAMILTON, Proprietors .1/ ' INLE aVEXUE, KEXD. , ILL High Gride ot Cigars TRY OUR Cedar Brook Hunter's Bourbon Rye Whiskies ;94 , 4444414404414444 *404 4 1 4 1 44 1 .44 4t+4firlfrititifir*.$44414 1 .11 1 11 1 9* NTANA Rustlers HARDWARE ;He COMPANY Lewistown Montana Now is the Time to Buy a Stove or Range We Have a Complete Line of the Best Sportsmen's We have anything Goods you may want rhages,\ writes A. M. Ake of Wood, Ind: took treatment with several in the way of Guns, physicians without any benefit. I then started to take Foley / s Honey and Tar, and my lungs are now me mound as a bul- let. 1 recommend it in advanced stages of lung trouble.\ For sole by L, C. Wil- son. Mrs. M. E. Van Dusen's HOSPITAL Lewistown Montana The experience of trained onrile, •Iforded to all our patients Rates from $io to $20 per weik Correspondence solicited. Telephone No. 7 ALIAS SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Tenth Judicial District of the State of Montana and for the Collnly of Fergus. Joh,. R. Cook soul El II iig Johnson. Plaint iffy vs P. Leary. defendant. 'the State of Montana sends greeting to the shove-named defendant: Toil are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the n hove - named plaintiff In the District Court ,if the Tenth Judicial Dist net of the State of !don - term. in and for the County of Noricum, nod to NMI% er the complaint filed therein, jthjn teu days (exclusive of the day of itervieet•fter the service on you of this on mmotis, if lier*ed within this county ; or if served out of this County, but in this district within twenty days; otherwise within forty 41113s, or judg- ment by default will be taken against you. Recording to the prayer of said The said action is brought to obtain judge- ment against the said defeterlatit in favor of the plaintiffs for the MIMI of $A0).00 (Two Hun- dred Dollars) on account of rental of the Wedge Saloon in Kendall Fergus Comity. Montana, and for a further slim of Twenty- five (r) dollars ii,, the at . ..count of rental of • certain club roorn eOnnieelefl with said saloon anti for the 1111111 of Forty (10) dollars dam- ages on floe .... If Of ininry to property in said saloon building. together with interest on the prim of V.\4.00 (Two Hundred and Tapia, Rive Dollars) from the 25th day of June. 1905, and for 1” , 111111 of suit, all of which is more fully set forth in a eomplaitst file here to which reference is hereby made for a more particular description of the cause and nature of said aetIon. And you are hereby notiCed that if you fail to appear avid answer the said eomplaint CA shove required, that the plaintiff will take judgement against you for the sum of Two Hundred and Sixty -Rive Dollars and costs of suit Given ttttt ler my its rid avid the seal of the District Court of the Tenth Joulliei•l District of the State of Montana, in avid for ihe C ty of Fergus this 4th day of September in the year of our Lord onfl thOnigniel ohne hundred and three. RDMUND fAcrk. RUDOLF TON TORII. AtCy for Plaintiff Ammunition, Etc., Etc., Etc. Send Is Your Mail Orders Montana Hardware Company Telephone 52 - - - 0'0'0340'0 4 0'0 LM When in Lewistown Call on • • Montana Lumber Company 0. 0 Mail Orders Promptly Attended to Everything in the Lumber, Sash, Door and Moulding Line Largest Retail Stock in Montana. Prices Reasonable. (live us a call. Telephone 77 0$0 00410 0.0 XXX C. N. KELLY H. A. MOULTON KELLY & MOULTON ABSTRACTERS Conveyancing Real Estate Insurance Collect ions Abstracts of City. Ranch, or Mining Property Electric Building LEW I STOW N , Telephone No. 3 MONTANA Used for Tneumonla. Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew, says: \I have used Foley'a Honey and, Tar in three very severe cases of prier, -; moms with good results in every case.\ Refusesnbstitutes. For sale by L. C Wilmot.. Kendall Bakery and Confectionery Store .11.4.11TIX CLJUSEX Proprietor Bread, Pies and Cakes Fresh Every Day Candies, Tobaccoes and Cigars, Very Choice Local Agent for Kendall Stage‘
