The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-23
Wisconsin Greek.
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Si>BrowN, .JvLN Ih, 1851
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Believing vour res Ter: Will We interested
in passing events in this section, | e.iclose
you The t4l!owing:
Mining interests in the lei: fork o; the
Wisconsin have assumed proportions hi.h-
erto unknown. The Montana Gold Min
ing and Milling Co. have by great energy.
during the mast to.lr months mad,. ready
for their mill, 10000 lbs. OF machinery hay.
ing already arrived. lulging from the
push ard vim displayed til y mesn business
-! o"!.y rc-i +. :, -. ,'.,-'>.
(which they thi':S :hey have 10 make it a
success. The Co. has bonded and are
working the 'Sally Ann" lode. It bein. Il,
present less expose>: to surface water. and
more conrenirn, to .le;r nil, than their
own mines, ON which, how, .,r. thrv will
soon commence work. TIL. mill. i, is
hoped. will soon IL ru.n;n. Win good re-
suits.
The Hon. J. 3. A'lahaueh is represent.
ve!ored mines. some OF Which are extern
>ion> OF those ot the NJ. &. Nj u NJ Go.
Geo. kirkum. T'u:rs.ia. hrouSh, d,Nn
from the right hand fork y; the lett hand
branch. t'oa. rock that Yro>Yet;cd up in
the SIXTIES.
Several new .o>'s> have i>cc,. >.r,:cA ,l,a,
rro>lec; well. ana HIS ol:.s>o, is favorable
tor u boom in few months.
ID. H. Noble \ Sons are r.,nning levels
from tunnel in their cas-, claim in Com
pan, lode. with a three foot vein of unco,n.
mon fine quartz ana large amount OF i:
III sight. Parties are negotiating for the
purchase ci th> - i!.i:!c> and those ot Fitch,
Barbour ans; lNSl:>. and should the mines
nil their expectations the bargain will b.
closed on or before :,lc ~ ot' O.',nbe,.
John Sullivan is working. lode t.a ;licr
ny which IS said 10 he looking we'll
Ike MSCar., i iuh;la-t over .te d;>>ov-
cry ot i i..acir,: '6onanz.." or =; .ca.. his
quartz witt, rich prospects.
Mr., Ci>!er still works his mines with
.ssG results in quality OF c n.r:z. and hopes
i quantity viii rev Ar. his interchangeable eN-
sr:inn>.
Butte parties are ;,r,,>;>ec.:y,s leads around
Brandon with favorable r>>,:iI>. and pro
ieo>c ii suitable arrangements can br !:!a,:e
- develop son" OF them.
Georgia ywlci, >tii. :,"',i> hcr ON, a.,! il
: -u:noreI Mr.. Armstrong will erec. mil!
il ,!ia. district this summer. l;ar. \ Tav,
l"r hold the hsarce OF power III lumhe,
trade. which = no' Surprising Wit, T. -
r,s,A>.
>he,i,is., holds it> Own. On the .:,h q
lane = >:-awher', ire-cre.'n festival o> tAt
..:ticS T.o. Sd harmonious a3,: ENJOYABLE
ard melted >.s 10 NJ invested in an or gar
;nr :i.s Gn>G 'rera2lar> lodge.
\ HiS:lic ~a~ held on the Fourth ot fti7
o'. Wisconsin, SrecA -: ;iie rrua,i. ~: u,
Can> on inside q: J. X. iart:'> snc!a>u.s
ard no. o,2 l',,!i,,n creeS a. >our co-re>
;s,rl.itnt ~ 'a>t week >a:i. n,asr t.ii
cor, sc,ica RON for ;s,ere j. SONG .alk nj
>ur.,:., ->ci,no' p:>nie hei:lg held q: -
>t,.tS .ro> (, ~ h;>n i a nice u-1>. ard NJ
Hart has spared neither ci'lls ~ laiN~- ::
making !. ~. aard wr don: want pes'T,lc :.
20 Wandering IT un Indian creek IN >ea-c
o:':.lt grounds.
Nj. X. =. R,:er,an has o;~ned on:
>->.,> NJ general r;er,i..,l,,i>e At h!> .
sand in >n>~i,ian. and ili> genial Counts
,'..ncc t~ ~ee'> i. an ''''as rIs,:, and wi..in
,o>np2l> t,.c ws,rs:> ans needs oil tine ;.eo?,
:. ana >ciNw or~-, presume all ',sl
shafts are.
Barring :l.e i...,G,>r> "o->: enemies, nan;
:. he s~aS>l.orr~r, h..;.>:o-'':> ara ear.
:~D>', there ~ " -nn.: c-0-> r.ai>e,:
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