Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-10-19
GREAT FALLS 1NvEsTM ENTs.
Mr.. James Haven Tells Some Importal

Mr.. James Haven Tells Some Important
Facts. '-
eastern people can hardly realize the
great possibilities Of Great Falls, Mon
.tana," said Mr.. James Haven, who is now
engaged in placing investments there.
cit has more natural resources than any
other place l know of in America. Il is
situated in the heart Of II great q. rlcn
tural country, within ten miles of extern
siye coal and iron fields, on the banks of
the Missouri, at point where it has falls
with combined fall of over 500 feet,
creating the greatest water power in the
world. It's to be smelling and the refining
point for Montana's gold and silver
mines,the largest producers in this country
The Anaconda Copper company employs
5000 men; the Granite Mountain and Ri
Metallic mines yield nearly half mill
ion dollars per month. Already four rail
roads enter Great Falls, and others ara
projected. 1t is so situated that it is
bound to be a great railroad centre. The
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail
road, with its far-sighted policy,i already
doing q large business with Great Falls,
and It is bound to become one or its most
profitable and prominent points. Invest
ments made there year ago have trebled
in value, and capital invested there today
is bound to yield large returns. Great
Falls is growing place, and it offers
great opportunities for enterprise" IN.
Y. Financial News.
An official Message from New Orleans
States that ticket No. STA drew the First
Capital Prize of 100000 in the 1924
Grand Drawing of Sept. 10th, 1889, in the
Louisiana State Lottery. 1t was sold in
fractional parts of twentieths at $10C
each sent to M A Dauphin, New Orleans
La. One went to the City National Bank
of Denver, COL; one First National Bank
Denver, COL; one to Preston National
Bank, Detroit, Mich; one to G Gould
Steelton, Pa; one to A P Decker, 63l
Ninth Ave, New York City; one to City
National Bank, Dallas, Tex; one to Ma
tional Exchange Bank, Dallas, Tex; one
to l. Ponicare and Phillip Lacoste
Bay Grostete, La; one paid Whitney NJ.
tional Bank, New Orleans, La, for a party
in Barton Rouge, La; one to Nationa
City Bank, Marshall, Mich, etc, etc
Ticket No. 1886 drew the Second CAPT
tai i.rize of 100000, also sold in fraction
a. twentieths at $500 each: two went t.
two correspondents through Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Bank, San Francisco, Cal; one /,
G W Austin, ~ Law Exchsnge, Buffalo
N. Y; one to D W Gibbons, Cleveland
Ohio; one to DIR. A W Tancil, Washing
ington, D. c.; one to Messrs
J f Gossett & Co, So, Carrollton, Ky; on
to A b Warmkessel, al N Seventh 81
Allentown, Pa; one to Messrs Dyer {
Moore, Richmond, Tex; one to John |
Havey, Boston, Mass; one to James
Lawtin, Boston, Mass; one to Chicope
National.Bunk, Springfield, Mass; one
viii Matschler, Collinsville, III, ct,
Ticket No 69159 drew the Third Capt.,
Prize of $4,000, also sold in fraction:
parts: one to F Falkerhahn, 10 Stever
son st, San Francisco, Cal; one to W
Nelson, COL Front st, San Francisco, Ca
one to Fred Lindall, Tama, Iowa; one
A F Robinson, York, Neb; one to Pa,
Fl Koechert, Davenport, Iowa; one to
A Buckingham, U s Express, Chattano'
ga, Tenn; one to Z E Caldwell, Indial
apolis, Ind; one to ] H Marshall, Clev'
land, Ohio; one to Farmer s Merchan
National Bank, Baltimore, Md; one
e Chas l. Haffner, Bethlehem, Pa; one I
e Henry Schimmel. Los Angeles, Cal; Of
: to John O'Brien, Fall River, Mass; OF
. to James Doherty, 211 W 10Th st, Ne
! York City; one to Sophia Dwell Stamp
q Ark; one to Miss Ellen McGowen, New
! port. r l. The next drawing will occ,
= November 18th, of which all informatio
a can be had of NJ A Dauphin, New o
- leans, In, on application.
Its Excellent Qualities
4 Commend to public approval the Califo