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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3. 1802.
THEMINING INDUSTRY
WorkAmong the Rocks and Ledges of^the northwest
IDAHO'S RICH PROSPHCTS
ManyNew Discoveries Reported^Mills in Course of Construc^^tion Doings Around^Boise City.
IdahoCity. Idaho. lire, ati. Sii|mtui-^truileiit Ni^nn^* hu^ laid in Mifllrieiit^supplies to keep llii' Blaine mill and mine^in QhMmi district working tlimiiKli^1 lie ^inter.
TheHonldcr mill nti Elk ereek Inn- been^^Isaei in l^y I u^mk1, suhatuntinl hnildinit.
WHllattclrer in running u long tunnel^t^i develop ut the- drptli of over HO fi-et a^law anrifenHM ipiurtit Iwlgr two or throe^miles hIkivc ^ Vtitcrville. on Grimes enrk,
GeMwoodA Co. Iiavr put their |^laeer^claims on u creek trailing into Crooked^liter in good slmr,*^ for extensive working^as Kooti an spring o|M^n*^.
Attin- Gold Hill mill at Quaruliurg. there^a re o.fnjo tons of sulphurate* carrying fKl^Cold per ton. Suit Like panics are ne^^gotiating for them. If they mhbJ in^makitiK the puivli.i.-c furnaeex will lie^erected at soon as p.,-^ilil^ in the spring.^There mi' many siilphitret ininet in that^section, wliieh. if the (mid Hill sulphurets^are MMMstes% treated, ^ill licconie very^valuable properties.
Thereis now hut little donht hut that a^wagon ro.111 will lie constructed from^Haulier 10 lleailwood. Sheep Mountain^and SeahKim next year. It will lie done^so that ore etui lie shipped to the smelter^to lie erected at Boise City. H the scheme^is carried out. and lltere is hut little doubt^but that it will, the Capitol will enter vli a^111 w and wiluahle enterpris e to hasten her^advancement and pi*osi^erity.
TheCMMe) from the Banner tunnel,^wliieh is |b NU Icet. has been sl.uleil tor^the Panamfnt. to develop that neh mine^al a depth of several hundred feel. It is^exported that the crora-eilt will tap it at^the distauee of IV) feet from the tunnel.^It w ill take over over two months to reach^the ledge.
Itis rumored that a sale will soon lie^made of Chiekamoii mine, live miles east^of this place.
KeaneA Hall are developing the (i^ in of^the Mountains, ut the head of Baboon^gideh. on the Centcrvillo rood. This mine^has yielded Home very rich gold ore from^the surface, and in a large ledge.
lamesPrice, who i^ running a tunnel on^1 lie Northern Light, a location between^the Sub Koaa and Forest King, and on the^same vein, lias been finding some very^rich silver ore during the past few da^ -.
HugoBayhouse has found a chute of^very rich gold ore in u mine on Henry^creek, on the mad between Idaho ( it\ und^( i ntcrt ille.
Severalledges in the edge of Long \ al^^ley arc under course of development.^They carry lioth gold anil silver.
Assessmentwork has Imh^ii done on two^gold-bearing ledge* on Rubbit ereek. The^siirfaii* on* is very rich. But not enough^work has been done to show whether they^continue good at depth.
Asale of the ground of the (.rimes^Crock Bedrock flume company is about^is he made to Colorado and New York^men. The projM'rty is very valuable, and^in the hands of a company with siillieieut^capital to carry on operations until the^flume reaches the good ground, will prove^a very valuable enterprise, Imlli for the^roni|utiiy mid this county.
NearHoi..- I lly.
H|iecialI 'oiTespouurnre of the stamlanl.
Hoist;City, Idaho, Dec. 'X. Arthur^Neal. the ow ner of the celebrated Honie-^siake and Mountaineer mines, in the Neal^district, will build a lo-stump mill early^Ml spring. The ores of these property's^aii' free nulling ami carry all average of^1MB in gold and so in silver. The Neal^district is 11 large mineral licit of almost^IsMinilless product ions, anil there is no^doubt that it affords a splendid op|xir-^11111 itx to parties seeking investment.
lamesBaxter, promoter of the foundry^and reduction works enterprise, has just^relumed MM Nevaila. where he pur^^chased a smelter of 41) tons ca|iucity.^which will soon lie here. Mr. Baxter sa.vs^the machine shop will be o|m'iicd in liO^days. The smelter will lie opened iiIkiui^Max 1.
CaptainBaxter recently assayed a piece^^ ^MM from the Neal district that^carried a great deal of extremely line^gold.
StateI..,ml Commissioner Femi will^MM sale of s. hool lands 1\ ing near Idaho^Kails i f.aglc Rock I. The sale takes place^at Blackfoot.
ItWas a .Invlul Christina..
|K'^hit to the Stanilanl.
Missott.\,Dec. 'M. ^Ycstewlay prmcd a^pleasant day for those unfortunate men,^who. without homes of their own, make^their home at the county hospital. I'rc|^-^ii rat ions for the event had been in progress^for wvcral days. The SrtMi.vKl) eorre-^m4mI was unfortunately unable to ac^^cept the cordial invitation extended to^him to lie present, hut was kindly fur^^nished with an account of the doings by^one of the men connected w ith the hospi^^tal.
Dr.Hcdgcr. who has the contract for^running the hospital and farm, gave the^men a banquet in the afternoon. Baits'^in the morning Superintendent LmMM^whs up and extending to cuch patient^good w ishes. aceoni|Mnicd with a drink ^if^Kentucky ^sunshine.^ sent out by Dr.^Tai-sons. the county physician. About^^ ^^^^ p. m. the patients sat down uhout the^festal hoard, and enjoyed the elegant^SMMri prepared f^r thctn. The following^is the menu:
oir.^i Mt
moii1 11.
1'ierf.MM Itnhcrt saner,^x Will I MM^Masked I'oUtoes.^ 'aiiliflaaer.
Ilcfclftllicet^, ('llrtunnrr.^FX1 IIK.Kt.^KI!!H i!e veau ^autr.^Mlfi^(ML Apple sais*.
Hccf.MM mk^MM M
HlaeiPie. Doughnuts.^I 1Mb.
PMMMII MVI'slu ile tvtnlr,
1'liilt^ ake.
HMf,
Man.-Mange.\'anllU CML
CMeMMMm Mflu,^!^i sOss, I'hnceiaic.
Itis iicedlcss to remark that the seas*^sioti was one long to Is' reinemls ritl by^tht -e present, and tli.it it retlei is gn at^credit on those whose gencm-ity bjb^^\ i.l d It.
AQUIETUS ON HIS HOPES.
tiarrlaSaid lu lie ItUlirartrned li^ Keren!^lice it i-rences.
IltoGraspi. City. Texas. f^-c. Tls^^main lasly of the revolutionary party, pur^^sued by l.ieuteiiant Kinghoni. nsle^through, without slopping anywhere, to^w here tian ia was. near Ihsluiido ranch, in^Kupata county, and re|wirtc^l the oifiir-^reuec to him of the killing of Corporal Kd-^Ktrom. dan ia is rcporud to have said^that their action in attacking the troop*^of this government placed u ^piietus^on ha^ h^^|s's of a resolution against^Mexico, iuasiniicli as he now had no asy-^lutii w hen pursued by Mexican Iroops. He^at once assembled w hat men he eisild and^cnsi-wil into Mexico, near Arricm's ranch^uho\c Mier. anil it is said he contemplates^attacking that place orfantsrgo orGoctro^in the next few days. laMM reports arc^given for what they are worth.
FOODFOR THE HUNGRY.
An Called states Naval Vessel to Sail^for Hussla.
VmMMViDec. Oi. Senator Wash-^hurtic of Minnesota wrote to the secretary^of the MV|f asking ihe iisi- of a naval \cs-^s^ ! to traiis|Miii to fairo|s' tin* lireailstufTs^contributed in this country for the relief^of famine sufferers in Kussia.
SecretaryTracy repliedtMI it gixes him^pleasure to say the navy tlepartMMM mm^^ ills heartily in the propositi, and w ill w ill-^ingly do all in its power to further so gen-^emus atul suitable a lanjcet. The sailing^ship Constellation, now at Amia|tolis.^w Inch was formerly used to carry fissl to^Ihe starving people of Ireland, is availa^^ble.
CHEAPADVERTISEMENTS
Adrcriutrmriit*umtrr thi* hriitt^vnt f*r
i/vii'f'rttrh in*n timi; tytecitil vttte* tm cnntrtirt*^lor definite itrrtmU. Xu mtvi rtitemetU aecrptt d^for it*-* than J5 ^^^ nl*.
WANTED.
W
ww
ANTEDliKpdre iif II
Mllively aueiits; gootl |tay.
raiille.Vfuiil.
I.iilngstone.
1x1
wi
toI
i:DTwo \^ lute coak^ at lirnnlte.^it liraml restuurant. riilllusMrg.
M.
KllTwenty vI rlio|i|ieni.
I..Itonneii Ii linage.
Appl
FORSALK.
PfiiliSALK Mrs. Kvhus' Isiaiihim house in^Meadeivllle; doing n gissl liusiness; fur sule^^*lifj*l^.
l/uiltSAI.K A lMthoom set. parlor set, ear-^F |iets fur two large nsmis ami ether gissl^hottseliol.l furniture rlietip. Imiutre at M rata^Hro.nlwav. Unite.
ITIIKSAI.i: Itosrillng house lixtures to in-.^Ji coimnistiite ,'ii Isianlers. anil wltlitwo vears'^lease en htiiliiitig ill gissl hs allty: M hoarders at^present. Iu^|iilre Standard for aildress.
vtaorSAI.K A general store, ^doing a gissl^r Imslness. In a gissl Iwation: will .ell on^c unit of Kiekuess: stis'k (inislsts of grtsMTie.,^ll^|iiors. Iiarilnare, tinwuro and elotliiug. Ad^dress lk,i |i, (,i ante.
FORRENT.
rpiiI.KT Itv the dav. week or month, ele-^1 gantlv finiiislieil rooms, villi electric liidit*.^lint ;nr lia'tlis. hot ami cold water; either singly^or en suite, at Rlislerale prices. .i| J7 West^Quart/ street. Untie. The liichelieu. Mrs. K.^I aitiuiack. 1'roprieiress.
IsailtUKNT. Seveu nsrsja idasli-red house on^West (Jasrti street. he^ at Ke.^M Waal^yuan/ street. Pent. M
Fviiiitl.NT. ^^ni^ r tisinis over sniith's drug^1 store.
l/nl!IIKNT lianas, organs, sewing inarliines^r and tywwrUcrs, at K. II. Sherman's. Pil K.^Park stiit't. Kittle.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MHS.a. IIIKTIIItllillT l^idie-' hairdresser^ami liiaiuciire. Ilath nsiins tor ladies and^gentlemen in connection. No. ai, S'ott IdiM'k,^West liranite sttct.
ifKittle auil Iwistoii. Alice, ami^l;i kits left in central
additionto Ko/einaii.^s^ for live adjoining one corner.^$107 for six adjoining one corner,^for I wo.
specialoilet for holida^s is lots in N. p. addi^^tion for ^'rft. Wamuite'd level and dry and^platted iii 'us. Own. also tiranite and Drum^I.Minimal addition. Warranty deeds. .1. W^lilies. K4i/.i'lll;ui. Mont.
IMPIXiYKS^I J ho.ten \ Montana.
PRESCRIPTION1959-
Awonderful compound of the eelelirated Hr.^Vel|Kiu\. Paris, liewiiptioii l!Vii is sold on
COStiiVr.(il akamki lol l uk
All)form
in
itiveorgans of \\ \^:^e\. pains In the \ I I^iierrous proslra- 111-^ysteiia. etc. ^LL^^r
Nomatter how Paused,^such as disor der of tin*^, generative
eitherI hue k. in^.j Hon. try^I
Ouriigiirt* sre instrucleil |o Crrrxp ^xv^MOKKVTAID FOB I'm scmniox |m whew^satisfaction hikI Pkhmaxknti i iik i* Nor Kr-^kkctkp hy using si\ hoves.
Priceft a Ihix or sl\ boxes for K, with written^guarantee, sent hy mall sei'irrely sealed. Ad-^^lress all eci'iiniiiileations to 11. M. New-tiro Drug^CoDipao^. sole agents, Kutte l ily. Mont.
THE
SMITHDRUG CO.
REMOVEDTO
118MAIN STREET.
(!
IEATNORTHEtN K'Y LINE
Mi'titt'-.i t ^nrr..l
r**lUn,.l ^ii,. 1 KXstlMIl
rent' hroiiisM -s\ stem^Ynr all |MiTiitfc ItMitt ^Vt*-' or Stialh.^tie* only !hi^^ tn Hi^ Nnrfliui st ^^ \ ;i.u:^nu*i ope rut log Us culite r^jui|^ii)rnts.
SHORTDIRECT LINE
Mlilt elegant dining ^at ^ atl.ti-lied. for
St.Paul.
Minneapolis.
Duluth.
AndMl |^.||it^ l ast.
1~ lit il ftirtlier notice tram, sill le.ne Kup. i
follows.
PIANOS
|AND
ORGANO
DoNot Ful to Ctll and Get Prices^tod Terms.
MONTHLY
PAY/AENTS.
Ifyou think of pui cha^iitu .1 ri:ino or Ormia^^1 h*II iMHhlny but Mii'iiy ftrM rlmts^j;imn(v of ulilrhtht following^U a i .uti.r list:
PIANOS,
TheMatchless^ Steinwiy^George Steele ^ Son,^Estey,^Weber,^Albrecht,
MasonA Hamlin
RBAN5,
Ebtey.
Mason^. Hamlin.^Packard and
WesternCotttiKe.
OLDPIANOS AND ORGANS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
Satisfui-tiouiiiiarnntrcd.
Allliislnimpnts Waminlcd.
Notroiihl** to kIiow ^imhIv utiil tivo jhii-*
PtaWMand Organs to Kent.
ALLKIMis i IK
SEWINGMACHINES
E.H. S4ERMAN
I25 East Park Street.
TELEPHONENO. 67
UltimaLik mu
WholesaleDealers In
PLOUR..
Lumber,Lath, Shingles^^Windows, Doors, Mouldings.
Whaltttkand Retail Oakn in Hay. drain. Peel anil Hard and Soft Coal.^We carry in stock a lull line of
BAIN* MITCHELL V\/ABDNS,
From(Jnartz Gears to UfU Sprint: Vlf8M Also Clark, Perry,^Studehaker and Standard
AFull Line of Road Carts^Of the Best Makes. . . .
AFull Line of Peters' and Mort-^ley Bros.' Concord Harness. .
GardenCity, Clipper ami ChOled Plows. Smith. WoitMagtlMI ^ Co's CarriaRc, Buggy^and Track HaWMML Baddlca, WkifM, Kohcs ami Dusters, and every^^thing pertaining to this branch of trade.
Calland look through MM stock. It is complete in all the different lines and wc defy competition.
J.T. OARROLL,
MANAGER.
THEMONTANA
iUliened .lul^ I, l^^.
ANACONDA.MONTANA
(enncncilo^ t. I, i^^i
EUI0PEAMSPECIALIST!
DR.C. 5CHULTZ.
Overthe Red Boot and Shoe Store. No. 38 North Main Street. Butte,^tween Park and Broadway.
\I UIIIII. tlrre it. Itniii an^l all l^len^1 iIIm-.im^. whichar* ^r*ertlly^cunsl li^ iu^ new ^^.leni ^
nf^uilniUtnin'' ^f ^ ^ia-
oneof the liiiniNuincsi anil moM rlei:antl^ an^Imlnteil hotel. Intlie l lllteil stale. I hainHMthl)^mc|irnef. ami |ir^nWl.sl oltli ^ le^atur^. i'lecirl^^l^ ll*. lire alurni^. runnlnu water, hath., -team
ileal,open lire |^li.ami all iniialerii ^nmi
lencc.liiHiui. eii ^ullH an^l -Iniile. I uhiiii' ami^-ervlce st^ li tlj llrKt-cla^^. li.ito frmii
$3.50PER DAY UPWARDS
AiToMtnxto ninl -^lnu^^ t**r tiM
NN'U|ll^*^t.
C.W. LOOMIS. Prop.
ninl|m^rinain ntlv^1^^tiu^l tnnllt ^t^*^l \ 1111 i
X* i atarrli In 0^m fnrr*runn^ r of itr.-ifn**-* unit rMtiMiinptlou,
thi l*r |^ri^tm*tl^ attrinl^'i| to iM-fort* It 1% tiM^ Ut*'.
OMleHaUMI 11f t huriftv
inu%**% ^if u^*rv^ni^ *l^ I'ility. nrWinc froni yontliful ImtlvrMion,^. \, i-^iu, iii mutiirt* \cari ami ollin i ;hms |^i^ mIii.-UiH mTvoit-iu'^,
Mulllis Mil ahtlM', ^r lit I 111! *^^kll^'*n. tlltfllt loss*-**, m'VliaJ .
|iihof m*\nal prtwi'i, ^,^^..! itl^or*t*T^ an^l aiuhicion, av^TsU^n to^^u I\ mrtmirholy, in^liK'^tl^d., ^^ li*tll'.iti^^n. Motrins, in.|tr^llfti*^utH^to in.irt i tc . t^ atiin^ ht Mirtt'iuiu * t lit'* l^r.^in .nut tn^^Anll\ *tl^m.rahl** i mmh ^A.inantHil to cur*' in a vrr^ *h^^rt tinit*. K*-^#*i^l *^.*^^*^^^}n a * * a *U^^. t haru*1^ low. *^*^|^*ti;itly in th^- ihm^i .
Nomattt-r mhat \mi ha\^* tak* ti ^n who lia^ f.*ii^**l to ^*ur#^ you.^I ^^ ^ i'. i lrti*t Mini ^ a**- to am -|Hs-|.^list wli.i liar* not tnjiilr a i-t^fi nal examination or \.^nr hum in ^^^ -tt-m. irtlwrn you will Ih^ ^1U-^ai'l-'tni^l h) failuif ft tr*Mtmi iit, if Itnot inako you worv.
Ih. S**Mt i r^ w^rr:int^. n rut*' of fv#^r\ in-1 lu* uml* rtak**^. Hi^ won^l*Tful n*^w trm*^i|^ \s th^^^onl\ tt-rtain ami jwrmamm rnrt- hi mu Ii ^IU*' t***s. li^*iu^Miilt*T. *^y|^ltiiii* ami WimnI tli^;urt*^ riu*j^* ktitnut t^ i** ii*-'* off lin n in v. ami \H;i| mtm^t MlDfwd lt\ Ml new ri-tinily.
Im\ik \V i ikNM'r^ svin|^t*iiii^ of whli-li an* paint in the haek ami i ^ with hiirnlog^ven^.;iiiuii on tn|^ o( ihe h.M.l. with uiueoitft illwhar^'** ami a i;eiH*ral fi^Unx Uimuor, u-tv ^ .:^^^^
aU^l ile|i|t-\^.|i^l|. ^|x rtttl\ nireil l^^ | ^| . tVllUlU't WW It'llKMl).
HKAUTHIS TWICE.
I'uli)one eiiihtli of tin- ktun total of human mflerlnij U caiir*ei| l^^ \eiii^r**^l f\-t\\^^^.\^i^m%^^ml Mhw i* -.iill-*.
lie woinh-rfiil New |;em^m!\ i* Hie U^st ,iml ^ure*' of all iiif.Urines for n'storm^ -treujjth. am-^hitl^'ii am) lignr to | ho-^- w ho v.nj,-i (rum all prt\ ite, ehroine ami ii^m vimw ili^** ^i*. t^in*h Uhnt-l^.mi ^ - .11 tilsensev, lyrpliUlk, serofutoiis, ta\ou^. ^(^ii|i**la'^. v. It rU**^mi. i^^'ni|^hiiin. ptori.4^t^, au-i Ail^loipui It let* of the blii'M) i au-AiiiK 'iti|^llon*, |^ini|ilev hlot^ he**. faUtau out of the hair, etc.
auMiijieinpiioni. |iini|ile^*
PRIVATEDISEASES.
PROFESSIONALCARDS.
|)R.E. J. LEONARD.
IHSKASKSor WOMKS
AMI i HIIIH I N
AKpeclalt). AImi u| in..c. itiriiat ami i ,n_.^ami m i von* m-teni
SJSnlliil It.: t*::wl a. M. Til 7 r. M.
Nil511 N. Main St.. near V\ihiIiii.iu. Kelt... Munt.
QR.STEPHENS.
ofl'It'K Vf trTATM x.. l HAIM bTBKKT,^OPI-osm \^J lllll.IM S.
itrkkleueeon oak street.
NearSt. Aim * Hn*|iltal.
OlttceIrs ^ hi a. in. to t ^ jii p in . fnuii I n
to^ |i in., and 11 ^in icau |i. in. tn a p. la.
pLEARYHOUSE,
|S^OHANITI MONT
Nat. Newlv KiirnlAlieil anil i'iiiiumnlimit^BiMiinn. ^inl) \Milte Help Kni|il^^eil.
tinodTalih* SWl Well Wntilateil lilnlni; Kmnn^J. i:. ( l.KAKY, ItsfflHar,
UYNES'HOTEL,
I *phuipsivjru MONT.
-i i i i ii MsMM It.
Km'|\|Iiiuiirmiifiirtalile ami limn .like, ami al^KeBMieabW1 Bati-. liiaal 'lahle, ami i lean,
Well\ elltllHleil ItunBM.
Ciinmrhnpii.^leet. sin.-tine, klilnev ami hlailUer triinlile.. i'\^tl^t^, ami all *.ut 'ffK-t. of ynulh
fillfollies ami excesses, which mi unlit llll'll f^h llU.llie.s el pleasure.
Ihi'wiiii,ieiful .mi is. nl this new reinist) i|c|n*uiIs ii|miii the fact that II vipplii** an i'li^mi^ol^^lncli is fnuml wanlliiii in the i ^^^'! nf weak men.
MOSTELEGANT
Ladies*Cabinet Dresser ever Turned^out at Cham in s.
Our11oi iii ay Goods A i riving in New Designs
mux
p P. CHRISTMAN, D. D. S.
Oilier,First Street, luiween Main ami Oak^Airusiiiitit. Muutaiia.
TKKTH lA l ll Ai THI1 \M I llol I I'Alx
lt\a new prnrea*. All Classes nf IKntal^Work e\is-nteil in liist-i'las. manner.^JkrtUti'ial MM Hm I'lates.
JR.N. S. SNYDER.
-I'll\.Ulan ami Surgrnn nf si. Ann - Hnspita'^I Mnulana I in.in llailrnail.
Ini. Maui ami Tlnnl M M
BUSINESSCARDS.
JOSEPHSMITH.
CajsfEXu k ami WIUMUL^K.tlmatri I-inn.slic.11^ All Kln lsnf BiiiUIIiilc^^efereni si in tm-1 it).
uicoifht.. m i. bwomd ami nun
ana.^sua, ^ ^ Mux iim.
WINDSORHOUSE,
* ^ANACONDA MONT.
|MI ml I lues I si iir i i
HistI lass t..'^unniiMlatHin*. Meal-. r. cents.^It.Him ami it...i.i Ml |ier Moats.^\\ lille CSSS i lll|^i..m'it
PIIrKMlN Ai nl.SON l li.pl V .f-
CLIPPERSHADES
CONCERTHALL.
TarOsi) HaiMMS ami I i.m.ie l Hunaa la^thel lt^ lwiientlancesti.ini \\ m.iiiiii^^Mn el fur I'r iiate l'artle^.
Vwslami Instrumental i nieeil I n .^I leiniig. HtrsSflrn raUtlna IhU rr*orl^are al^a\' tiral.il iiiurtaomt). II.^i IIi.|m i' nira.li-* Iim. tin* l.u .-e-l 11 .inslcnt^ami kMH trass nf *^) sasas in Ika^\fcsicin I mint15
ParlorAudi ts,^(Kid / tin s,
.V^ retard s.^I'ar/or Sut'\,
DtV4UU,/'tir/or /^ti^! s,^I oti I I astt
illiitPi sis.^FtUtCf iMIllfS,
H\itcr Colors
andBttk n^s.
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