The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
MONTANA CONDENSED.


The owners OF the wright q EowsIus
mine have incorporated that property. tneI
articles of incorporation having BEEN
signed on the evening Of the 9th inst; In, lne|
Il. =. Collins, ]. ]. Donnelly and A. L.,
Wright. The capital stock Is fixed at one
million dollars and Is divided into Soo,oooI
shares Of Two dollars each, limited mum
Der Of which will be placed on the market
for the purpose OF raising funds to develop
the great property. The "internal dissen.|
sions' that for some time have operated toi
hold back work on the mine have now
been alaved and the rapid development OF
the Wright s. Edwards, which is destined
to be one OF the most valuable mining
properties Of the west, will now go on rap'|
fdlv. So great Is the faith In the mine that
it Is expected sufficient amount Ut stock
can be disposed Of in Benton and vicinity
In short time after it is offered for sale.
Henry Austin has returned from WASH
ington Territory, bringing with him some
500 head of cattle. A large per cent. OF
his cattle died last winter and Mr.. 4. ~
now ready to give his testimony that Nom
tana is the hes: cattle country in the world
Charles Young is in from the Judith and
he reports some rich discoveries in the
Warm Spring district lie has number
of specimens with him that open the eyes
Df the average miner in this section. The
solid gold and silver can he seen In then,
plainly and the assays received are away
up. mir. Young is confident that he has
bonanza and that the time is not far dis.
tant when the evidence Of the fact will be
clear. Mr. Y. is the owner Of the cele-
brated placer mines in Maiden gulch,
Judith mountains, but lie is not now work
ing the same owing to the scarcity Of
water.
Mr.. Alex White, who lives few miles
below Missoula, met with a painful acct.
dent one day last week. While endeavor-
Sny to lift the wheel of a wagon, which
was loaded with hay and n,ired, the horses
turned around suddenly and caught his
&:ett hand between the rack and wheel
9crusring some OF his bones.
q Without inteniin. to dsparagc the
numerous fine quartz specimens which
have been shown in Nlis>o,lla this season
'iila> among our young bonanzas, we desire
S,o call attention to the gold quartz speci
nens exhibited at the Fair this week b,
EEli Riehotl, fiom the Id, ledge at Quart;
E3Creck. Free gold stands out Ill plain view
Tie orc is free milling, and the happy dis
Scovcrer and worker of the ledge thinks So
S8iuNCti Ot itl> l!iA littt ~ VIII lAhS IL ~
gum Of money to buy him out. Selecte,
E.igh as $iss per ton; what ii will averay
~ ,enla.ns 10 be seen.
'H su.sAMesAa
81 Having taken the coatfact fer the cree
Ut;on of tile Good Templars' hall, &. Ric!,
S2ri> has full force Of men employed am
wiil have it up on time. 1t is 10 be read
s<!or occupancy by Oct. 4tf.
81 The Northern Pacific railroad comran
&h've about 100 men and 10 teams at NOR
Ggr:;dny near Bedford. The waves rai
k9ire 500 per day and board for !ahorers
p ".l ~ 50 per day man and team.
Great volumes of smoke were seen isst
sSlng n.:n the t:inhsr-clad mountains north
' Sea>t Of the Springs, Monday. and til
H>noky appearance OF the atmosphere le;s,
>, &u> 10 fear the fire is still! raging. O,
.&stccs.nen should be on the look oft an
4prsvv.lt If possible its r@.,cl.in. the valley.
SUITE asssa.
IL County School Superintendent Isasse
j, ,dvtr,ises that twenty .one citizens OF Me
Rsro>c have pe'itioned for new school iii
, 'rict Ii no valid objections are presrntc
sS;.gain>t the petition i, will be granted l.
.4tle Board OF County Commissioners ;
s3tliSii iNAt ibiNStliS,.
X How IT DIED. The right of WAY qut
:sAtion is dead. bat ,i.s. ma..'ler of lis dvin
nxs not generally known, .,.,a We rrolncc
ilssii,at our renders ma. know how it dir,
: z. After the board G. t.rce arb,rators ha
l.snound damages for little over S6oou,
Nnev,ing WAS held, at which those rrcscl
nEfconsisted OF Mcssrs. Foster and u Ache,
ION one part, and Col. Wash. Dunn All
.aMr. Word On tbs other part, with q Min.
EreNortIr taking side notes on the sid
ENlcSsr>. D'AcEeul and Foster Submit,
Ethc finding If the arb.rA;ors. Ine ".
Elwav representative sail that rev obstac
'iahaa arisen. and that additional ciaiman
'tSand claims were presented, and ;tdr-s,.;l
re- AlsS>rs D'.Achcul and Fos,t'<, MIR. Wo:
;, k3or the Railway made this rroposi,i,..:
'E'Gsntlemen, the Railway will pa. eve
'.,tWccut OF th, awar.. OF Th.nap damages,
on guarantee chat no farther obsliuct,o
"k*or claims Tor damages will, be presented
'Ntnd Mr.. Word added: "!'hr graders "
'. S,c put to work inmc.:Htelr.' M.ssl
'ED' Aci,e,i and Foster could not and wau
- s&,ot .';v" such guarantee, for it was pl;
" r:ing thew in sch 4 position. as to ma
. Ea,.,.n. lu,.!v ii,,.il, responsible !'r ANY +.
.'s Tnr ,ruttpci up damages that nc~ c:,;i
ss,,ts were Liable TO make, ard ti.e r s:.t
WAY question. without further Cercmot
'"sSS died ut that point Notw outstanding I
y" Ercso,iatinns have resulted in Il ,alurc. i,
u,8hcleved THAT ii the claims ot the three
: .i3iour individuals wcrt satisfied that I
''eRailwas would reach Bate Yet This fail
in 4 rev find within s miles Of Blu,
+ akprcc.>e location not made pui,ic. give
ofK>a>s from eight dih.ren. is,tis> :u.i
,rcf5troni Il trace to 10 OF per ton.
nd Rich ore has been found IN the Go
X Is smith mine located north Of the Alice.
non Two foot vcia OF ore ASSAYS lis high rs So
lv.!33ounccs to the ton in silver.
=" The Grand Gilt distribution OF l..
.eret CITY real estate will surely b. draw,
h'ssh Butte on the I9l, next November.
rdE Fred Bush, quar-: miner will, pr
,asH I~c.ing on the Jefferson made a raid on
,dsE flock OF ducks with Il revolver and al
t,yxsi"oting several. shot hin'
through the hand tearing away one Of
boncs and making an ug'y wound.
81 COURIER
We learn that John Simpson. who
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