The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-24
MONTANA CONDENSED.

blast.
Miss Susie J. Strong was married to
James Mitchell in st. Paul's Church, Viz.
ginia City, Thursday week.
w. J. Penrose, Of Butte, has gone to
Chicago to purc chase material for the Butte
Mining Journal which he will issue tri.
weekly.
Alderman Chas. A. Dewitt, who lately
died at Eurka Hot Springs, Ark, was bur-
led Monday at Helena by the Masonic fra.
ternity.
Gux \. Piatt, Of the Butte litter .Noxmi.
ain, has entered complaint against the edi
tor Of the Miner, charging him with Grim.
inal libel.
h. Yamada, Jap, representing the i'm
perial mining bureau Of Japan, visited the
silver camps of Butte last week in the in.
trrest Of his government.
| McCann, who raised the exciting dis.
turbancc at the residence OF Mr.. Story at
Bozeman, was found to be insane, and sent
to the Deer Lodge asylum.
At the special election held Sa:nr.
day in Helena TO fill vacant seats in the
council candidates in favor OF the water
company were elected from both wards.
ID c. Russell, city editor Of the Miner,
is writing for that paper series Of inter.
esting stories entitled, His Ten Wives
or Mormonism as illustrated in the life Of
Apostle Lorenzo Snow.
A convict named Flynn, at the Deer
Lodge pen, one day last week put concen.
trated I've in batch Of head cheese that was
being made up in the cook house. Sever.
al felt the effects, but recovered.
Fred Rohr, prospector living in the
Green Campbell Gulch, near Silver Star,
Madison county, was found dead in his
cabin last week. The coroner's jury found
a verdict that the "deceased came to death
BY taking an overdose Of medicine to re-
move tapeworm with which deceased
was afflicted
Henry Hammond is working five log.
ging camps on the Big Blackfoot. Over
thirty teams will soon be engaged banking
the logs. 1t is expected that the cut this
season will be about ,o,ooo,ooo feet, against
about 100000 feet last season. Next
spring both the gearings in the Blackfoo,
!. sawmil will he put in operation. The
! lumber business will boom in the SPRING
Missoula Times.
The Bi.Metallic company which owns
the ]. 6. Blaine, Rocky Point, Divide
Fanny Parnell and Alice Nora mining
claims near Phiipsburg, has practically
completed negotiations for the Algonquin
mill at Philpsburg, and expects to have il
crushing ore from the Blaine lode in sixty
days. The question only turns on the title
: being found perfect in all particulars and
the belief is that there is no defect.-Ne7:
North. Hrsf.
l. is credibly reported that Gov. Sam
, lIauser, who owns the Warm Springs
water right at Bedford, will shortly com
mencc the erection there OF immense re.
duction works. The water is abundant
never freezes or varies the year around
The locality is directly upon the Northern
Pacific road, is central to all mining sec
tions of Montana, and the wonder is why
the Governor has not done this before
With this enterprise started, road from
,,,:1 J;ntS
necessitv.-Townsend Iyamrhomf.
The Lady Lc;th Gold and Silver Mining
company has been organized with capital
stock Of $1,000 900, shares $, each, by
; Charles b. Lcth, Catherine Leith, Wilbe'
+. Sanders, Edmond ]. n. Nanaase, Jos
O'Neill and James Blake. The company
is formed TO purchase, work, and develop
mining properties in Lewis and Clarke and
Jefferson counties, and the principal place
of business is to be Helena. The mines o
the company are south of Helena, between
the Vaughn group and the Gregory. -Nc':
North. Vest.
The L. Wort,rich Mining company
with mines at Marysville and headquarters
at Helena, was recently incorporated under
the laws of Montana territory, with car!
tai stock of $,,ooo,ooo consisting OF 100,
600 shares (non -asscssable) at $40 each
Its object is the development and working
of mine bearing the name of :he discov-
Z, er and which is the east extension o: the
celebrated Drum Lu,nnon. 1T is quartz
vein about thirty feet wide, lying in con
tact with granite and slate formation and
Carrying gold and silver that will agsre'