The Anaconda standard. [volume], September 29, 1892, Page 6, Image 6

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THEANACONDA STANDARD, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER m 1S5X
heihartmining news
GreatFalls Smelter Soon to Resnme^Operations.
THECURLEW MINE CLOSED
Machineryfor the White Elephant^and Other Important New*^From Montana and^Idaho.
Barsilver W,'.
Copper-Dull;Lake $10.K.n 11.06.^Load^Steady: domestic, s-l.iWti4.06.
Kernsfrom Nriliart s/ould indicate il.nt^aotwitlistanding the low pnoo of silver^and consequent depression, gonornlly^^peaking the mining industry ^^ thut por^^tion of the stale it. looking up nnd w ork^on nearly all |^ro|iertics in lieins raref ully^and gradually pushed ahead. It has been^practically decided to build a mill on the^Queen property and it is said nn effort^will be made to have it completed licforo^winter. There are other evidences of^activity the prouticiion of ttil.ti in t out^favored district ami the Kciliart Jlcruld^says:
Acarload of machinery arrived on Sat^^urday for the White Klcphaiit mine, situ^^ated on Snow creek. This property i*^on nod by Messrs. t'howen. Kit n^'', Wtitlv^worth and others untl hus a kit .ft Himk to^the depth of JK feet. A larse Inxlvof afa^is in night, covering the ciuiro Iwttom of^the shaft. This is one of the iiioki prom^^ising claim* in ihut viiiuiiy. The niti-^chinery consists of a hoi. t and pump. No^money will be spuml in developing the^property and the owners will immediately^put a largo force of men to work the^mine. Mr. Morris is the foreman and^under his munngomonl nc Koon c\|tcct to^hear of very nntteriittf P'sulte from the^White Elephant.
FromGreat Falls comes the nous that^the roasters at the silver smelter have Ix-en^111 operation for a week |^ast. and tlt.it the^smelter is to he put ill operation at once.^This MM will n well recci\ed, and it is^very wehome tr..-.!! of tb.i^e v- lio arc in^^terested in mining matters in Montana.^The smelter has been closed Hourly ayear^for the 8Up|Mxu d reason that loud ores ill^sufficient quantities could not us- procured,^but if reports from the distiicts of Net-^hart. Barker, and other smaller districts^in the Belt mountains are true, ore enough^can be procured to keep the Kiuolter in^full blast, that is. if the smelter people un I^the owners of the ore consent to do bus^^iness upnn'.bitsiness principles.
Graduallynow mining districts all over^the state are being opened up, but it is mi^uphill job and subject to annoy iug delay s,^as the following from IiMmi cor^^respondent of the Standard w ill show:^ftje.^ nrr*^ poadets e of the Rtnnanrd.
Mlmho i la, Sept.William (rider-
man.^ho lias recently arrived from UMay,^states that work has been i.us|^.iiilcil on^the wagon road from LiUiy to i'ooiuiaii^Creek. It has lieen completed for a dis^^tance of six miles from Lililiy mid than^still remain 1- miles to lie l.tiilt. The^county commissioners in their (MMat^meeting will aet on the aatHiaSi for an ap^^propriation to linish the road. When this^Is completed the mines of the roataaaa,^Snow Mioeoml Cable Creek will have an^outlet for t licit ores to the Croat Northern.
TheCamas Ilclle mine at Camas Prairie^has been bonded to 11. F. Hcucock and^others for HIM A portion of the pur^^chase price has been paid.
PLACERS IN IDAHO.
OoM1'sders I'hIk II..I It... I^ ami Palmy
TiiuraPgaflMafi^hpec'.al DUnatoh to tlio staiutarj.
Hoist:Citv, Se|it. tk Baxter and s.ms^have made oxer ilio assays of ore ia tin-^last month. These ores come uifistly^from mines in the vicinity of Buse and^make a goxsi showing. K. 1\ I'loninan,^who recently I . it.'ln se\cral inipoituiit^placer and aaartg claims fr^uii Art'itir^Mai for tWflOO, i* Buw putting up a^^i iarti mill in linn liislrict, lie bas tniilt^a road into the mines from lll.ick's stat ion^til his owu e\|s-nse and is pif.paring to do^s DM heavy il- \ ^ l^i| incut work this tall^and w inter.
Won'treal ;.^ d li re fioin Maho City^that Uio Idaim Mining company hus^sti.^ k a sandy formation that BMM some^color. This eompati} is sinking a shall^to prove that there is pay gravel beneath^the bedrock oil w Iticli work IkM lirit I'ifore^^topped. They think that it will turn out^here us in Australia, t'lat some of the^richest diggings will lie found Is-neatli a^false hed-i .x k. If this theory holds, the^palmy days ol the Idaho llasiu w ill l^o re^^newed, if not excelled. Kurt lier dev clop-^meuts are eagerly looked for.
Tli#.^ .rlrtv TellipururiIr t his.il.^lipeoliii Pispstcb to t!i ^ stand iti.
Mlssoi'la,Sept. -s. The Cm-low mine,^w hich lias boon hu\i:ig more or less trouble^for the past four mouths, stint down the^mill and discharged .Hi men yesterday.^The Stanpaioi correspondent saw Super^^intendent M .'onald nt the mine to-day^and he s'.aiod tlt.i. tl i- MM (M MM^Eary'wi.g to tin-..rriout. .a ^ v. Inch i c-^* ^^ J n. .... in.t.e tl.uK' or lour ...outlis^ago. It has boon found adiis ilile to di ne^cults to the mailt ore body and tu retilll-^ber certain portions ol the mine.
Hesays that the initio w ill be ill working^order again within lour wicks.
I'raspootingla Malm.
Ple^.|M| Coi rcsrs tileries of tlie stanilttrd.
Kt'.HDRIOK,Idaho. Sept.Iliiring a
recentvisit to the liuliy creek Mafagj dis^^trict, your correspondent was generoiish^entertained by Charles Kohliins, who also^Contributed valuable information with^reference to the respective claims do-^acrilied herein. The sjieeimens of a*W ol^-^taincd indicate that Latah county is rich^In minora! as well as in agricultural re^^sources, and specimens from the Silver^King indicate that the mine has a \i r\ ap^^propriate title, when ull things are taken
intoconsideration. The average assays^are rich in both silver nnd fond. The^mine is not being worked at present, but^it is expected that a large force will lie^put on about Oct. 1.
1uc ow tiers of the Red Cloud are work^^ing two MM of mo: . ia tunnel wlu-h^is now 90 feet in the mountain, und they^have -'o feet yet to go before reaching the^vein, which tho owners behcxu to be a^good one.
TlioLittle Maiden, ow nod by Vernon^nnd Laird of Carticld. Wash., and lying
aboutone and throe ^iunrler miles east of^the Silver King, have a good vein w hich^also yield* a good return in both silver^and lead. Active operations will com^nience on this mine about the lust of Sep^tember. About UUII yards south of tlio^former claim Is UM ^)ri^ ital, which is^also owned by Vernon ami I.an d and pro^^duces an ore 11.at assays II ounces of sil^^ver and M |mt cent, in load.
Zitngbleund l'it/gibbuti Bam a very^rich praipoit known as the Northern^Light, which lies about .^' o yards cast of^the Silver King. The ore assays K^ ounces^of silver.
Aboutfour miles east of the Siver King^lies the Black Lead, owned by Himdy X^Co, of Genesee. It pi*oduc^'S a very rich^on- assaying high in both r ^', 1 and hiltcr.^It is not. however, worked at present.
TheFree Coinage joins the Little^Maiden mine on the west. It is owned by^Hamlin nnd Alfa of Moscow and produces^a very rich oio. the assay \ulue, however,^wai not obtaiiiisl,
J.1*. Vollmor ^ Co. of Lewiston, aro^the ow ners of the Black MaMMatf. w lucli^is hs'iitc-d about 440yards oast and south^of the Silver King.
Theprospects of the Tltiby Crook and^Boulder mines are growing bright*.rund^there is no doubt but that m the neur^future these cumpswill be among the host^in Idaho.
MontanaDiamond*.
Fromthe Helena Herald.
TheSapphire ami Btiby company of^Montana, limited, with offices in Helena^and Loudon, thjMaJi Milfonl llallett,^acting president, Harvey M. |)eeh y nnd^Horatio Stewart, a majority of the tliris^.^tors of the company lilerl its annual re^^port with County Kccorder T.siki r this^morning. The capital stock of the^eompauy is ^130,41x1. in MUM or^^dinary share.' and 40) founders^shares A*I each. I If this number^'J*J.r^,^XI0 i hares of ordinary and the^400 founders shares have lieen subscrilied^to, for which MUX Us. has MM BaM ill^nnd the remaining i'17s.t;74 !ts^ having l^c-^come due, are in course of collection, tine^huudroil and ninety thousand shares of^ordinary have liocu allotted as fully paid^in in part pay-incut to the venders for tlio^properties transferred by them to tliecom-^pamy, Tlio assets of tho company^ooiiMst of the following, vir: 1st,^cash in hand untl in MM banks af l.ng-^lantl. Alll-lt;s-i;d; '.'nd, inn ullcclcd^silh.sriiplious line upon shares, t I7s,l,74-!';^M, furniture in Loudon, Alli.'- t^i^l: 1th.^uiaiitilai'tured jewelry at cost. Al.l-t-lSs-^IMl alb. cartain patelitodlniner.il lands^in Lew is and I larke and Miuigher couii-^ties, tlesci ibed specillcally m the eoiivcy-^unces oxecutisl by Messrs. Sural! Bros,^together with the water rights attached^thereto: tub. certain leaso hold interests^srauifed from the Montana Cent and^tiold Lxploratioti conipaiiy.
Thecompany has M liabilities secured^or unsecured, except, tlrst. such io are^attachetl to a certain contract rclutit ; to^the puix'liasiiig of :'st acres ol mineral^hit. K on French B..r. the lilh s w b^ roof^uri' in process of adjiistmeiit ; second, the^i'lirront ollieo atttl mauagoinein expenses^in London ami Moutauu. and third, sun^^dry recent e.uitraets tor lals^r at.d mala^rials connected w ith the opening af ttie^initios, the amount of which is aaJuMVB^to the Loudon office.
UMaakMilt iieuoi.iteit.
Fromtin1 l'ltilii^sl^iiig Mall.
Theold IJgjMatMi null, w liieh has been^so taitupletely repaired by .'ohn MeKeeh-^ncy A Co., of ibe Puritan.MM stain d up^this week and is nowo|teratingu|miii I'uri-^lanoic. This enterprising i oinpauy are^now in sha|w to receive custom ore untl^arc in a position to treat them at an ad-^yantageiotbe producer. Their price for^lorty ounce rook or less is si I per ion and^for nsk running over forty ounces flu per^ton. With a home market like this, pals^ties working small prosiM-cts a*ttlbaffawatl]f^L^ m illed in tins iLsii a t, I hcMcK. chni y^rompagty is just the kind dus seel: ^n lias^111 J id for many years, Ttasw have^plenty of money ami aw not afmiil to^sp.'itd it in the right way\ utul. nil ii^niore. they are not Inclined to resort to^little pettifogging schonii s as some of the
silalisd atintngmoti arenotad fori there-
Ion.',the success ol tue ooiiip.itiy isaliuosl
assured.
Inthe llltlir Baal Itange.^From tile hluho toikl Miner.
FrankHrown cant'' UN liotti the Mon^^tana side of the Hitler l'oot range ami re-^|^orts MM aMgaMhl o.er there on the^new- claims they are working on that^side ol the mountains. They haw^soma lino placer properties lo^.^.nod and^have six gtsid lode mines on the oast siil..^of the range, w Inoli tlie) are now Mfhjagi^nil show iug gold, and .ire to Is1 wo'-ked all
winterby Bulla eltl mining ntea who are
interestingthemselves in several ahjaaf
amih ad properties tin re.
nayintend palling up mill , anil .emu
intothe mieing business on a large scale
tin*coming season.
ABirw sample Unmii.
ThoSouthern sample ixmiiiis havi*^been opet-.ed it No. 41 Last Broadway by^hVO. Ilals.sk. Mr. li.ils .s'k's host of^illelids and all others are invinsl to^gaM and se^. the lies sahsiti wnicli^bus Im'cii tittoil up in all elegant^manner ami is suppueil with the very^best ol liquors nnd cigars.
Itouvrliu-ud taunt* I'rtlr.
TheDMM l'aeilic liailway company^w ill soil tickets IrOM all stations on I'uiou^Baettlc und Montana tTaiugt MlHraM in^Montana to ILIloti und return at tho rate^of one tare lor the roinul trip on aoeouni^ol Beaverhead county fair. Selling dab s^Oct, 4 to s, inelnsivc. Cood ix-tunting^until Oct. 10.
.etMrthtM Sow.
Tlcliclsfor the Keogh-N^x'on eotilost,^vilueli comes o(T Im-Toix* the llinti' Athlotie^club on Thursday, Sept. LM.i, oan Im^ had of^John A. Cannna, Dan saaaar or lag
Kl.ilfut. ticneral udmission fl..'^i.
u
BakingPowder
o.vtuiaoiiia
Theonly l'urc CreaUi of Tartar I'ow dcr
Usedin Millions of Homes^40 Years the Standard.
tlAPANESl
Anew ami oomplets tra.xtmcnt. eoniiUnag sf^^upnosltorli's, 1 hntmoiit In rap^ult^, also la Bog^an5 Pills; a Fu^ltrr^ furs for Kxt*rn^Vlattsj^Bat. Blind or Blooding. Itching, Chronic, llrasnj^or lloreditarr rttss, and inauy other dlssassf^and female wrsknejtei; It l^ always a gross^bsunnt to the general health. Tasini dUsovsr*^of a medical curs rt-nrteilog an 01 eratton wits'^(lie knes nnnsc't'iary hereafter. This rsmsds^lias never tsjen kn^^ti to fall. It per box, c fur^^:^; sent by mail. Why milTsr frnni tbl^ tsriihlS^dl^^a^^ when a written guarantee Is rsHttlrsif^given with ^U bnxex to refund the money If nol^lured, herd stamp for Fre^ Hauiple. Utiaranles^latued h^ Ilia smith Drug t o., solo Sgeuls^Anaconda, Munt.
gnooitKWAnn
W will pay the above rewnrd for any ease fl^^IJVorOiinuialM. l^^t!^epsla. Sick lleiidsche, l^^d rnvtliin, t'unstliii.iluii or i'o-livene^^ ws can^^not curs with \^e^t s VagStsMS IM N|^when the illroetlons sre stri'dly compiled wit*^ihey am uiuely vegetablu, and never fall M^give satltfactlutt. Sug;.r 1 nattd. Ijugo boics,^K cuts, r.esaieof aouauricliii and Uultatuna^alis genuine sold by
TBK SMITH OBl'O COMPANY,
Anaconda,Moat
^MI^f^^Mlt(fllllMIHIHIHIMff
iDOCTOR
ACKER'S
ENGLISH
REMEDY
:will atop a Cotifrh in oce nlKht,^^ ebock a Cold in a day. and CuU^: Consumption if taken in time.^SlF 1 B UTTLE ONES HAVE;
jWH ^ING COUGH OR CROUP j^D:eltr;oijtli.j
A^5 cent;^bottle may;^lave their J^live*. Aalcj^your drucr-^^'L.t for it.-
.tTrt;s(i.alj
Itaum PINK PILLS.
IDr.Acker's English Fills:
I ^ i pk roxxTii't riox.
;sml|, ,.1, , .^^(, u lu^ ^i-lo- Hits Ike Isiles.
|w.11. inM.l.tll ^ fe, m West 1 i.j.iv.j. S.t. S
1 Hikitii hmk Us%
tSS1^APHiiCDITINE^ ZtSB.
BEfcur
IsSold a
positiveguarantee
lagawaayfgg^olni riWMolssasa^crutiy alsordaroi
r^-i: .a.ivti..- XfcT-e*^^y ,.im 01 cut. rvi./^^^sjr7,.
vhether arloiiui /^^fn ti theexe,-five/ ^t' '^ti^*vl b'ium aats AFTEH
ItibaccoorOiiluiti.ortliroti;-!!jo'ittiiul InllnfS'^Boa, over Iantugeaea, 4c .surnasldsaol rr. i^PoKit, a'asefiilarsf.Bearlngdnu n Palai 1^ ti e^ha' k,Scm:ur.l Wealitie-i^,l!^stci.a. Servoiu Hfr^^-^tmttou, Koctnrnal Eadsaloaa, Le iratrasav fit-^pasaajweak Mcin '-y, Ix^^^or I'mvcraad Irapo-^t.-0'T, which It' neglectadoften i -e ! to ntMant *^Ml sen i. l liiianliy. LHca f t.uo a ^ v, Cbqa^i^lor | ^^^^. s ^^^[ It .ni.'lcav^ . li.t of t.-lcs*
AWttintN tilAllANTEK iiirlvcnfnr^every I iMorderis 1 Itfi -1, to refit n I the money II^s I'ernianeiit c . ^ ^^ ;^ t cileet.si. Vie MVS^ItaotlsajHlaoI nBStlnMrnlals ^' :nod r.n^l yottng.^af txiih Rexea,wboHare he^ a pe^msneatly rtirts-J^l.) the isoolAphroditine. Ctfcwlarlrss. AddrM
THEAPHRO MEDICINE CO.^VgMM Lraat^..- -7. ^aaT^aas ua-
1ci sale a/
li.a. n\\rni:i i. I'M . t. in ttp;. mom
W.M. Thornton
fire
INSURAfiCE.
-BEl'BEbSXTtXO-
LEADING
FOREIGNAND AMERICAN
COMPANIES-
Vh ilcsale and Ketall Dealers la
J
beef./^uTrori.
pork.game. etc.
MainStreet.
Anaconda.
OTtr-TTii stttcitv r\r*r vrrr.' OKDKI^^ fiile uf re.tl psistf tli.iiCd not h. imide -^la lie district ise: ft Of tlio fUlrg tud.ci;i|,t^ttie|^^t the stats of Mi.n a a. In mid for tli - c . ,u,jr^sf Pssr Lodge in ma inutiei of IhaeoaWoC
S.1 . H.i li-. .1.1.11.-| s rlu, M
tnsaamUiistralar of Its* estate ot n. F Kates,^d^ca.isad. l av .us r :^d ln% p-t.tlun lirrem prsy-^ItiK for nn oi.i.ref sate ^f crrtalu re.I t-.ta:o^ft saia oeeedent, for the purpossfl Itierslaael^iirth.it Is tlicrsfors srdsres Ivtue |udga n]^Said curt ttui! nil pel mm Intcrastsd m the rs^^ti la sf m d ilacsaiag spaaac t store the^^ e . i '..ii sa Bfturaay. tte rfss^Atgc.st. lass, at il o'clock in tits foreaooa ^if^^ i .1 ^lii). ^t the court room,' s... i ... tic. :^Hie e ^in b .use In I leer Loggs, county ol ukr^1 d -e. t.wc.us., why an or.ier ibouldXil^pe sTaBti t t ^ Uio sanl :i.ttn ntsirat ^r tose'l o^giu r if ilia real estate u| the said de -i-ei t^^1 Itiilu ^ ^.^ sliiit: 1-e nrc-stary. And tin t^at tawurder he |.iiblisned st least 1^ken ve wrskt lu the Anaemia
Headquartersof
RepublicanState Central Committee.
gov.johFeTrickards,
AKD
JudgeL J. H iltoo,
OfButto City. Mont.
Hilladdress the electors of Montana at the^l.mua aud places stated below:
Thursday,September 39, Red Lodga.
1'rld.iy,September ao. Billings.
Saturday,^ tetolwr 1, Miles City.
Monday,October 3, (Jlendlrs.
Wetinetdsy,October S, Big Timber.
Thursday,October d, Livingston.
rlday, October 7. Bozenian.
Byorder liopubllcan State Central Commutes.
OI.OUOLW. 1hvin, II,
ViceChairman.
WD.
LWK^t M, B. BROWNIEE, R. C CHAM^^BERS, MARCUS DALY, F. E. SARGEANT.
UOGF.BROWNIEE i CO.,
Bankers,
BUTTECITY. MONT.
Transacta ^;^^^ oral Ranking Business. Es^^change drawu on all the Leading^t ines of Kurupe.
COLLECTIONSI'KOMl'TLY ATTENDED TO.
Correspondent*:Welts, Farco ^ Co., New^^ark; Welis. Karen ^ CM., hat Ijke- Wells,^la: -.^ .t i ^ . sa i I i,in t en; tiinaht' National^lank, i'inalia; PlM Nalieual Bank, Omaha,
F1KSTNATIONAL BANK. Anaconda.
LOKTMANHOOD^taally, Quickly and Permsnentlx Restored,^gjgl MM^ Kxgusb Rxussr
MERV1A.
Warrantedtn ears of^I _ sioney refunded.^FA V It Is sold oo s posltlrs^.fsyy^jol g-iisrsnlee to euie sny^LWjML turn of nervous pros^^tration or sny dlx.rder^of tue genital org am of^^ .either sex. caused
BrSfOro.t^y axesssivs sss ol^rubsooo. Alcohol or Opium, or ^ ^^if youthful iaducreUoa or over Indulgence etc,^litFtnens. ConTulslons. Wskefslnrss, Hesdsehs,^^sotal Depression. Kofunlng of th^ Brsla. w est^MsranrT Baarlng Down Pains. Hemlnal WMMM^Hysteria, Noetumsl Emissions. Spensstorrkos.^hoM ot Power end Impotency. which it neglected,^vnj lesd to prsmsturs old sge sad lassnlty.
IMsitiTslyguaraateed. Pries. Bl tS s boa: ^ borei^lorji 00. Keut by msil on receipt pf price. A wrlttss
Insrsnkesfamished with every 16 00 order received.^^ r. fund Uie tauney II s permsueal ears Is not
^^^JlaVKVlAMEDiaVt OO Detroit,^For Sals In Butte, Montana.^_at WE8T SIDE PHARMACY.^^K. K. TAZSOlt, Manager,^U8 West Tsrk Street. Opp. Central School
T.D. FlTZGLRALD,
- Notary Public
UNDERTAKER
125E. PARK ST.
Promptand Efficient Attendance.^Wholesale ar.d BeUtl Dealer In fn^!^ -takers' Supplies. Bod at Carefully Embalmed^Shipped to all part, of tlio Vtilted Statai and Europe.
LADYASSISTANTS.^Opart Day and NightTalephona No. 57. Butt*.
T
HECOTTAGE HOTEL.
Cor.Dakota and Oalana 8t%
Thishotel will be run on the European plan, in^strictly first-class manner. Rooms light, newly^papered, painted and furnished tliroiiqhout. Every^convenience tor the comfort of quests. Rates lib^^eral. Now open under the management of
AnExcellent Rsstaurant^Run in Connection.
samay0tte.
DR.O.SGHULTZ
EUROPEANSPECIALIST,
OverRed Boot and Shoe Store,^36 NORTH MAIN ST., BUTTE,
BetweenPir's a-J Bro^dw^y St-erts,
RealEstate,
Insurance,
Collections.
OFFICE,
STAWDABDECILDISC*
Wlterelie can be roa-^bull. ^1 FKKK oit^l It A Kl 1 li
onan^Private and^Chronic Dla-^eates of Both^Sexes - Ported
CurosWar^^ranted -No In^^curable Cases^Undertaken No^Injurious^Drugs.
CATARHH.Throat. I.nnjr and Blond Diseases,^speedily an I penuaneDiljr cured li) my^new systrni of laliaiatlon of com^^pound medlcaleii vapors.
1as 8*n
[/!^ Of
Los,of
Plseafesof the Nerrous Byttem. sneh 1
Abuse,Seiiiinal Weakness, Nijjht Lotses, Umi c^Baa sal l'uussr. IU'iimI IM-nrdtrs and Los, 1'^Ajaldlli n, A*ersloate Society. Melaueholv, In-^dtwstl'.n, cl^^ I'-aduu to .softunliiu of to*^lira 1 ami Insanity, till ^ uralilo eases, w irrantod^to i tiro In a very short time. No matter wltat^you hare taken or ^ln^ ha* failed to cure you.^In, Si-imiu marraiiUa cure of every case ba^iinderlakes. HU snnnerfiil new remedy Is the^only ceiialn and i^riuuuent cure In such dis^^ease*.
PRIVATEDISEASES.
Gonorrnoa. flleet. Ctrleture, Kplolliilymltls,
VarleiMwie.HydriuT'.e, Kinvrv sn.1 Illsddet^trotthles, skin ami all Impurities of the blood,^eamun: l riip'l.irs. I'liiiples, Cvstita, BuXoaaa.^etc., specUlly eured by luy new remedy.
WOMLN'SDISEASES.
Surhas I'ro'.opso. Antlfleotlon, Retrofleetloai^Leue.nrhe.-i. and all dlrfliarires. Chkoxic la*^flaniiiiatlon and all Irregularities, etc., promptly
eraitl'tttteil.
Manyhundreds of case, cured la MontanaaaQ^BujoluUii; states.
CLIPPERSHADES
CONCERTHALL.
TheOnly Square and Crowded Hou^e lo^the i liv. Two entranees from Wyoming^Hired lur MtaSS harl.su.
Vocaland Instruni^ntMlConcert Kvery^K\ ^a 11^. BtniDKer, visiting this rsid*^are aiwavs triateu e urte it sly. I he^flb'ner Shad^ s lias the lamest transient^Si weal irads of any bouss lu tlis^Western OsaatT*.
KINNEY^ HANSON. IWrs
NACONPALIVERY STABLE.
l. O. BROWNKLL, Proprietor.
Baggies,Saddles and Hones (or fllri
Alsoproprietor of rasscnger, r.actr.ifre and I^pre^ Line, l oiiun'tloa ^J_^*tth all trains.
Officeand Stable. First Street. Anaconda.
J.T. CARROLL COMPANY.
ANACONDA.MONTANA.
Manufacturersof and Dealers in
Lumber,Laths, Shingles, Doors, Windows and Mouldings.^FLOUR. HAY. GRAIN. FEED AJID COAL.
Bainand Sweet Wagons and Extras.^ ^ Busies, Carriages, Road Cart*
HARNESS.SADDLES. R0BE5. WHIPS. ETC
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