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nlrmInghnm.. severe Dose.

|siccial Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CHARLESTON, S. G. May 22.--Knowlton,
|chailesion's discharged pitcher, was given
chance TO redeem himself today and won
bis place back by administering a trouns-
log 70 the Birmingham babies Curtis and
|ioldssx< who opened for the visitors, were
truck out, and Tor HTe innings he kept
hem down 10 two hits. Sullivan ON the
iher hand was freely hit, and this, to-
|.ether with errors by Bittman, gave the
GOALS an easy walk-oyer. For four innings
he game was very close. In the fourth
|1ouck scored on q hot grounder which
was fumbled up by Bittman. In the fifth
we locals fairly got up procession around
<he bases, putting up five runs by bard
hitting and loose playing on the part OF the
Visitors. Birmingham barely saved shut
but in the eighth by an error Of Nicholas.
Lynch, who had gotaround 10 third, scored
|bn throw from centre field. which Nicho-
rs muiled.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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A ConscientIou- Paper.

From the Pittsboro Mis- Banner
Corrupt officials and corrupt leaders
cause more antagonism and disorganiza-
ton in the ranks Of party than anything
else; and that the Democratic party, in
some sections at least, is becoming divided
because OF this, or has become divided. Is
true. We would much rather not see this
state OF affairs. The party should be kept
united. In this way we believe Il could
better accomplish lis purposes, and over
throw corruption and fraud and rule out
bad leaders. II Is not natural 10 suppose
that when the party is disorganized or di-
vided, that much good can be accom-
plished. The Banner has no taste what
ever for these kind OF officials or leaders,
and conscientiously believes they can be
expunged from position by strong and
united effort on the part OF a united party.
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Mrvrnrs. Tenn. NAY 10. lsS
Tmyelor.' Insurance Company. Hartford. Conn.

Traveller Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
Dear sirs.-The prompt payment Of the
5000 life insurance policy held by my late
husband In your company, through the
hands OF your agents, Mesrs. Marx K
Bensdorf, Of this city, causes mo 10 pub
licly recommend your company 10 all con-
templaiing life insurance.
desire further estate that your agents,
Messrs. Marx x Bcnsdof, attended 10 all
the necessary papers required without any
expense 10 me whatever. and the payment
was made within eight days after the pa
pcrs were forwarded 20 you. Respectfully,
MRs. WV. BuxBAUM.
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IxprssAroLIs, Ind, May %. The grand
lodge B'nai Birth, dis,ric, No. 2, In SEES
sion al Terre Hauie. today elected the fol-
lowing officers; President Joseph May,
Cincinnati; hrst vioe-prcsident, Joseph T..
Meyer, Louisville; second yice-prcsident,
]. N. Helms, Indianapolis; treasurer, Nor
Tis Bauer, Cincinnati; secretary, A. Abra'
BAN, Cincinnati scrPcant-atarrns. Henry
Harmon, Columbus, q. The next meet
ng will be held Of Columbua. o.
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MENuus & CHARLESTON train leaving NJ 10
a. M. carries through Pullman Buffet
sleeper 10 New York without change,
via Harrisburg, arriving 1.iO second
morning
MENUS & CH,RLEsros train leaving NJ
1910 p. M, carries through Pullman
Buffet Sleeper 10 Washington, ID. g.,
without change, via LynchbuH arriy-
Ing Ills second morning.
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A YOUNG GIRLS PERIL.
The Sole Occupant OF a Carriage BehinS
Runaway Horse.

Inc sole occupant OF carriage Bohind
Runaway Horse.
Shortly after o'clock last night Mr.. L.
d. Jacks stopped at T. ]. McCarthy's, next
door to THE APPEAL Office, leaving his
daughter Minnie, aged twelve years, in the
carriage. A passing street car frightened
the horse attached TO the vehicle, and il
dashed of at breakneck speed north on
Second street, the little girl screaming at
the top Of her voice and attracting crowds
OF people, who followed after the buggy.
The horse turned up Washington TO Maine
and at Renker's drug store the little girl
was thrown violently from the buggy. Her
father reached'the spot and was overjoyed
TO find her unframed except some bruises
on her face and hands. The horse and
buggy were damaged but very little, alto
gether very fortunate escape from what
promised TO be serious accident.
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Don't suffer any longer but use Tapner's
lnfallible Neuralgia Cure the only irANible
cure on earth for all forms of neunlgi, and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co.. manufacturers Nashville, Tenn. Sold
at Heisters drug store, 2S3 Main street 90
cents Der hoy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-23

Dr. Rogers Is surgeons 10 the Kansas
City railroad-hence the colocd woman
injured by the collision on Monday was
pnt 10 his Office for examination, and not
ior treatment In his innrmary. The In.
Urinary Ia for whites only.
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TnR members and friends Of w. @. 7. U.
arc most earnestly requested 10 he present
ut meeting 10 be held in White Ribbon
hall, No. 273 Main street, this afternoon
at o'clock. Business Of importance will
come before the meeting by order
Mus. s. ID. KANE, President.
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SCORE ny INNINGS.

Sew 'oriea iii;i..........'...SS 3
Summary; Earned runs-Memphis, !;
New Orleans, 3. Two base hit-Reccius.
Total bases on bits-Memphis, o. New Or
cans, o. First base on errors-Memphis,
y; New Orleans, /. First base on balls
New Orleans, /. Left on Memphis,
4; by Widner, Z. Passed balls-sliger, 2.
Double plays widner, Werden and Nc
Ney, Widner, Moolic and Werden, UNI
bire-Hengle. Time Of game--l:40.
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The Next Thing 60 DO.

From the Chattanooga Times.
And now, fellow citizens, suppose we
drop the gubernatorial business for the
nonce and attend tolsomething that has life
In it-tbe selection Of candidates TO the
Assembly and State Senate, for instance.
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|-~Summary: Earned runs-Charleston, 4.
Two basc hits-Glcnn, Carl, Houck,
|etruck out-By Knowlton, 3; by Sullivan,
II. Double plays-Williams, llouck and
Powell, Williams and llouck. Time OF
|Rame--l:45. umpIre-Tony Suck.
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THE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics and a
most perfect neryine, are found In Carter's
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
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AxoouuR. BrrrKns are Endorsed by the
highest medical authorities here aud IN Eu-
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and all summer diseases. Keep II In your
houses 10 flavor your drinking water and
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Other Gnnes.


AT Detroit-Ncw York @; Detroit 4.
Al Cievcland-Cinoinnati Q; Cleveland 4.
Al Observation-Disclosures; Washington 3.
Al Chicago Philadelphia 4; Chicago 2.
At Baltimorc-sL Louis 4; Baltimore 2.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4; lndianapo-
lis2.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q; Louis
Vile 8.
Al Now York-Brooklyn 0; Kansas
City 4.
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Higgins-why hello, Wigl What's the
matter2 You look like you have met Sal
Ivan lately. Have your
Wiggins-No, not exactly. You soc we
had chewing-gum match around our
way, and chewed 10 hard that / chewed
my inferior maxillary out Of place.
Higgins kind OF gum did you use7
Wipins-Why, sol. coleman's ccle-
brated ko-ko tulu, OF course.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-23

PAN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and Toe
hearty eating. Il relieved AZ once by iaking
one OF Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
After dinner. Don't forget this.
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We, the undersigned. Ranks and bankers. will
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State Lot
terics which may be presented at our counters;
X. M. WALMsLEY, President La. Natl Bank
A, BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
SARL KOHN. President Union National nank
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Grand Quarterly Drawing

In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY, JUNE H., 1898,
Capital Prize, !: 4; 5000, 900.
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GRANITE.

The output for the week ending August
l, was 36 bars of bullion, containing
60,4SS.5S ounces silver and 31.9O7 ounces
gold.
But little work has been going on at
the new millsite for the past week, oper-
atoms having been suspended on the
railroad at least, pending the legal set
Element now being attempted in Helena
OF the difficulties between the railroad
company and the ranch and mining
claim owners, over whose properties the
railroad company seeks to pass The
form of action brought by the railroad is
Slit for condemnation OF the ground
over which they want to pass as 2 r;-ht
oE-way for the "Northern Pacific and
Montana railroad company Of Montana" ."
The territorial law, as We understand it,
permits such condemnations to corpora-
tions without much regard to whether
their enterprise is in tho nature Of pub
lie benefit Oh not, but the United States
law grants such privileges only to charter
ed corporations whose operations are for
the benefit of the public, and according to
our best information the tiral fight, if it
comes to that, will be upon the constltu-
tionality of this territorial law.
At the old mills on the Hill everything
is running smoothly, and in the offices OF
the company everything is hustle and
rush, owing to the increased business to
be transacted in connection with the in
crease Of plant.
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App11cA4tiSN rs; 2Ss2i| FSR| PATENT
UNITED STATES LAND OFFxor.

O0XIGO 0VAT60 LAND CFFtOE.
HELENA, II. T., July 80, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that John DAILY, who's.
postofice address is Pyrenees, Deer Lodge
county, Montana territory, has this day fled his
application for q patent for fifteen hundred
(l50O) linear feet Of the RED, WHITE AND BLUE
width. situated in Moose Creek mining district
county of Deer Lodge and territory of Montana.
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on hle in this office as lot No. S. in town
ship 8 north. range 1s west. Of principal base
No: 81, being as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner q granite
stone Nx18x6 inches 20 inches Deep marked
l-aOS4 from which the initial point for this dis
s0a s00nning thence north g deg q min west
600 feet; thence south 81 deg Is min west 1900
feet; thence south So deg u min east 600
feet; thence north 81 deg lS min east 1900
feet to the place Of beginning, containing an
area OF a.68 acres, from which is excluded the
leevine net area claimed Of 1885 acres.
Magnetic variation q deg 80 min east.
Ihe location OF this mine is recorded in the
Tecorder's office Of Deer Lodge county, in book
No. on page 100.
lode on the north, the United States lode on the
east, the Banner end Banner Frac-
ton lodes on the south and the Revenue and
Young America lodes on the west.
Any ,1d az %;tG ana adversely
or surface ground are required to file their ad-
verse claims with the register Of the United
States land Office at Helena. in the territory of
Montana. during the sixty days period of publ
cation hereof, they will be barred by virtue of
the provisions of the statute
g.: W: LANaHoRxE, Register.
e. A. Cralle, U. S. Claim Agent
First publication, Aug. 2, 1883.
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in the Blue Ridge in Jefferson county.
about Ii miles east of Butte, and from
which one hundred tons OF ore is now in
process of shipment.
DUNKLEBERG DISTRICT.

VIM. Funk, of the Hatta mining COM
pany Of Dunkleberg, was in town during
the week and reported the new incline
shaft on the Hatta within a few feet of
completion. When finished a drift will
De run to the old workings. where a rich
chute was uncovered and shipments will
recOmmence.
The prospects, mines and leased prop
critics OF the district are all undergoing g
Systematic development, and the total
shipments at the end Of the season will
MAKE yerp cred;table showing.
Mitchell, Aiussigbrod and kearns are
sinking working shaft on the Forest
Rose and putting up whim. The shaft
will be pushed to depth of 800 feet.
Dave Dunkleberg is now putting in q
steam hoist and pump at the Pioneer.
with which be will sink bis shaft to a
depth Of 500 ieet.
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PEARL.

The e1ec' ion of the hosting wcAks on
the Pearl is about completed and steam
will be made on Friday of this week,
when sinking to the 20O-foot level will be
pushed with all possible speed. Three
shifts will do the sinking while the t,1n-
mel on the vein is making good headway
under contract. The shaft is now down
on the vein 40 feet below the tunnel
level. Good ore has been encountered
in this work all the time.
The work IN and about the mine is
superior IN every way, and reflects credit
upon the foreman for the expeditions
manner in which it has been done.
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No. 20S4.]
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
2. -. IAN II vt TIE,
HELENA. II. T., july 50. 1885


! HELENA, H. T., July SO. 1888
Notice is hereby given that the
Georgetown Consolidated Mining COM
pany, by its attorney-in-t;tct, whose
postctiico address is Pyrcnees, Deer
Lodge county, Montana territory, have
this day filed their application Tor pat
ent for fifteen 4 500 hundred linear
feet Of The EVENING STAR lode mine
| or vein, bearing gold and other metals,
with surface ground six (G0W hundred
feet i'll width, situated in Georgetown
mining district, county of Deer Lodge
and territory Of Montana, and dcsig-
mated by the field notes and official plat
on file III this Office as Lot No. 81, in
Township 5 North, Range Is West, OF
principal base line and meridian Of
-ontana territory, said Lot No. 81, be-
Ing a. follows, to-Wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner a
granite stone 2GXl2x5 inches, 20 inches
deep, iAarkod l-2336, from which the
initial point for this district bears north
IS deg. 20 min east, D,32l.5 feet, and
running thence south IS deg, II min
east, 600 feet; thence south II deg, 50
min west, $50 feet; thence north 50
deg, u min west, 600 feet; thence north
II deg, 80 min east, | 900 feet, to the
place Of beginning, containing an area
of 1883 acres, excluding an area Of OO6
acres IL conflict with survey No. 1886 \,
leaving II net area claimed cf 1877 acres,
Of which 4.3l acres are in conflict with
survey 2,O9o and 2.6S acres are in con-
illct with survey ,, LIS.
Magnetic variation 81 deg, so min..
The Location Of this mine is recorded
III the recorders Office Of Deer Lodge
county, in book 0, page So
Ine adjoining claimants are the Darda-
nelles and Charles s. parnell lodes on
the north and northwest: the Free
Speech, Daily Gulch Placer and Black
Moon Fraction on the east and south,
Any and all persons claiming adverse
" any portion OF said Evening Star
lode mine or surface ground are re-
CURED TO file their adverse claims with
the register OF the United States land Of
fee al Helena, in the territory of Mon
tana. during the sixty days period of
hereof or they Will be barred
by virtue Of tie provisions of the stat
ute.
$: W LANGHoRNE, Register,
Z. \. CRALLE, I. 8. Claim Agent.
First publication, Angus: ?, 1858.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
NEWS ERON all PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
i COLLATION. OF Dispatches and Other
News Items Of Interest to Our
Readers, Including All the PrIn-
cipai Events OF the Week.

! Very heavy hail has done great injury to
| the crops in Vermont.
! b. E. Kelley, the alleged Des Moines
crook, has been arrested at Atkinson,
| y. L.
| At Covington. Ga Thursday. two chill
! dren OF e. Beaufcrd were killed bv LIGHT
| ming.
Anderson, Harris & Cos carriage fac
tory at Cincinnati was burned Thursday.
Loss, $4,000.
Col. James Stevenson of the Us
geological survey died in New York Of
heart disease.
Sarah Kelley died at Newark, N. j.. Of
starvation. She had been sick, and tasted
forty-two days.
The strike at the Singer, Munich & Co.
steel works, Pittsburg, has ended in favor
of the employers.
Q. G. hngley, the Atlanta forger now
In canada. has returned the property left
by him in New York.
on the railroad track near Vandalia, ILL.,.
and was killed by the cars.
John Cartsn was sent to the peniten-
tiary for two years for grand larceny at
Springfield. No, Tuesday.
ASlO.uUo express Package has been mys-
teriously stolen from q steamer plying be-
tween Portland, Ore, and Astoria.
The petrifed body Of human being las
been unearthed on the farm OF Sidney Z.
Ayers at Barabou. Suck county, Wis.
James E. .Windhaln, a farmer. who killed
his neighbor, Hon. z. ". Bailey, in Dale
county, Alabama, was driven to suicide
by remorse.
Mrs, Garner was drowned in the An
geilna river. near Rush, Tex, while en-
deavor;ng to ford the stream at Harchett
Ferry on Monday.
The Hatfield Mccoy feud on the West
Virginia. Kentucky border has broken out
afresh AMI with renewed violence An
other fatal encounter is reported.
Charles Gunn, negro IS years Old died
from hard drinking at Kansas City He
was notable FOR having, married nine times
and having eight wives still alive.
Gov. Ames, the invalid Governor OF
has recovered sufficiently
to leave Boston for his country home. He
is still very weak, but in good spirits.
The situation at Harlan, KY, the seat
Of the whlskey war, IS very bad, and the
threaten bloody work for
the destruction Of their property by the
OtTicera
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STOCKHOLDERS MEErTN9
OFFICE SAN FFANcIsCo Cox n. c

OFFICE SAN Francisco Cox ~. Co, ]
ST. LOUIS. Mo, JU1.Y -, 1879.
The annual meeting of the stoohhoid-
e7s OF this company for the election of
nine 90 trustees to serve during 5he en-
suing year, and for the transaction Of
such other business as shall come before
1t, will be held at the Office of the COM
pany, at Phiiipsburg, Montana, On Thurs
day, August 49, Polls open from l.
O'Clock si. to o'clock P. NJ. Books for
The transfer of stock viii be closed from
8 P. H., August B, to 10 A. NJ, August II.
G. J. Plant, President.
ATTEST: L. NJ. kESSErT, Secretary.
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EOSPAREIL,

John Hnffman informs US that the
Nonpareil lode on Boulder creek, the
property on which the Deer Lodge Min
ing and Milling company is doing most
of its work, continues to develop most
promisingly ly. Ore is now being sacked
for shipment. The crosscut on the vein
from the l5O-foot level Of the shaft is now
50 feet long, without having as yet
reached either wall The ore to be
shipped is being taken from the 5O-foot
level OF the same shaft,
In addition to his mining property in
this vicinity Mr.. Huffman is interested
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BI-METALLIC,

At the site of the mill for the Bi-Me-
talic work is being prosecuted with a
rush: In addition to the grading, at
which an Increased force has been put to
work, the construction of the ditch from
the south fork OF Douglas creek is also
being pushed with all possible speed.
Supt. kisque said about the middle of
last month that the whistle of the mill
ought to wake the echoes in about five
months.
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NOTICE.

Having sold cut my business all per-
ons knowing themselves indebted 10 n G
are requested to make settlement before
August 70. Thanking the public for
their past patronage, take pleasure in
recommending to them my Successors,
Cartier & Co. J. Z. .iYER.
PHILPaEURa, August ?, 1888.
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EsUCEtcn-S Er,5IcS silva

The best salve in the world for c1ts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilbIains,
burns, and all skin eruptions, and pos;
lively cures piles ol no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price "a cents per box.
For sale at A. Z. Bowie's City Drug store.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Work continues On The same lines as
usual, with nothing to report beyond a
continuance Of the favorable indications
already reported. Superintendent
Eugene Smith says there is a gradual
Improvement il the general appearance
of things.
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| hereby respectfully announce my
self a candidate for tie Office of Clerk
and Recorder OF Deer Lodge county, sub
ject to the action Of the Republican
County Convention.
WILLIAM E. FURAY,
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PHILIPSBURG WATER COMPANY.

NoTIcB-Parties having hydrants will
be allowed to use water free for sprinkl-
ing streets between the hours of 9 to 10
A. NJ; 3 to and to Pm. Parties
using water for this purpose at any
other hours will be charged $3.50 per
month.
J. K. PARDEE, Supt. P. W. Go.
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NEW ARRIVALS,

Chicago handmade surveyors and
hunting boot, heavy grade Stock OF
fine gents calf and kangaroo hand-sewad
shoes. Mcleod & Harris, the old reli-
able stand, Philipsburc.
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CITIZENS AND LAND OWNERS OF Fiji,
IPEBIJRG

IESEjUb bCT.
Any citizens desiring to donate large OF
small amounts to assist in paying OFT the
Indebtedness ON the bond given to Mr.. J.
". Dawson to assist in the location Of the
-Bi-Metallic mill near our village VIII
have an opportunity to do SO by signing
the paper circulated, thereby helping to
build up our town financially and NOR
ally and with q small sign Of libarality
help to encourage the investment of cap
ital to develop our mines and make our
village the first or third city in the terri
tory (soon to be staje) OF Montana.
By one Of said M S. O. E'.'s,
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and returned Wednesday evening.
Judge J. c. Normile, a celebrated
criminal judge OF St. Louis, and interest.
eG N the San Francisco mine, was regis
tered at Sparey's hotel last week.
Opp & Mcdonald are about ready tc
make a shipment Of ore from the Crown
and Screamer locations on Willow creek.
The ore is high grade and base carrying
copper and some lead.
Messrs L. II. Rumsev, A. B. Ewing
and Paul A, Fusz OF the Granite COM
pany. arrived from St. Louis Saturday
evening, since which time they have
visited the Granite and Bi-Metal]ic mill
sites and other points Of interest.
Last week E. A. Cralle and party while
attempting to survey the claim Of Vim.
OBrien, located over portion Of the
Granite milisite on Fred Burr, we're
driven Off as trespassers by the Granite
people. An order Of survey was then OBJ
tanned by Deputy United States Surveyor
Kellogg and the work finished.
D. H. Mellen, James Fowler, John F.
Smith and Gus Meyer, owners of the
Fowler and Fortune lodes, have received
an offer of 10000 shares of stock in the
Buckeye syndicate for their property,
which, if the offer is accepted, will be
consolidated with the other properties of
the syndicate. The Fowler and Fortune
lis about mile and a half west of the
mouth of Boulder creek. On the Fowler
ore has been uncovered by 50-foot shaft
which goes from 20 to 120 ounces in
silver.
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WEST GRANITE.

The usual headway has been made the
past week in the Butte crosscut. The
rock is still hard.