The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-29

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Tn Hosel Helena. - Helena, will be
opened IN the public abous thc middle NJ
Dcccsnber.
G;evsrnor White has issued a commi.-
sion 60 DIR. H. d. Picknaan. Of Beaver
head county. tn be regimcntal snrReon of
the First reuisnens of Montana National
Guard. -'
The Mineral hin Mining company,
with Helena as the principal place OF
business and operation. has filed articles
of incorporation with Secretary Walker.
The incorporates are w. ]. Hunter. Carl
kleinschmidt and T. ID. Critcher. Capt.
tai stock. $l.OOD,OD, I'm shares Of $S each,
and the term of existence twenty years.
The private hank of Great Falls closed
it's business here Friday ON account of
the change of proprictorship of the prem
Uses. Mr.. Dunn purchased the hank and
lot upon which IL was built for Mcssrs.
smith 4 Cowan of Fort Mcleod. who Sill
immediately rcnovatc and rrmosie IL for
~ccupanc at an early day.-G's"f Fails
Louder.
Friday afternoon n workman named
Thibcslcau. employed at Coomb's mill i'm
the Bitter Root valley. was knocked
down and run over 10y a loaded log
wagon. The wheels passed over his
stomach. seriously, IL not fatally. injuring
him. He was attended ny DIR. Hillmantel,
and was brought tn this city and placed i'm
the Catholic hospital. IL Is thought his
tlJurieS u sAtstl o. hF .btSsrhfffH.
About 4 O'Clock "Wednesday evening
Jack Stone, one of tho Gray Bull Cattle
company's men, was surIriscsi by n dep
uty sheriff swapping u pair OF hand cuffs
ON his wrists and arrcsting him for roth
hing the Emitted States mail at some
point north of Billings about two years
ago. Jack can easily prove an aiibi, as
the boys with whom he has worked for
the last thres. years are all i'm town, hut il
is pretty risky to look like "a stage robisr,
all the samc.- Yellowstone Journal.
The Lump Gnlch Water company has
filed articles of incorporation with Secrc-
tary Walker. The capital stock ~ $500
OO. divided into 5000 shares of 500 each.
The objects of this are Z" supply
the inhabitants of the city of Helena, i'm
the county of Lewis and Clarke. i'm the
territory of Montana. with water for
drinking and other purposes. The princi-
pal place of business will be i'm Helena.
and A. j. Seligman, John t. urphy
Joseph Davis, o.. K. Allen. Shirley 4.
AslIhy and Anton NJ. Hotter are the incor-
porators.
The American Ruby Mining company
has filed articles of incorporation with,
Secretary Walker, with Cornelius Dore-
mus, Frederick X. welz. Jacob =. Holte-
man. Christian Try Henry l.. Hoys.r. Ed
ward p. Mills, VIM. y. Sawyer and Chas.
w. Schmidt as incorI,Orators. The scene
of the operations of this will be
i'm Deer Lodge county and at the American
and Ruby Quarts losles I'm the Oro Fine
mining district i'm particular. The capital
stock of this il $oOo.ODO. in
shares of 81 each.
Gold. silver, copper and coal have been
found i'm abundance in Missoula county,
and now the news comes from the Flat
head country that two and "a half miles
from E;sgan. on Jim Shaw's ranch, coal
oil i'm large quantities has been discov-
cred. For the past few years il has beet
known tn a small number of persons that
near ~ branch of the. Flaths.ad river, right
across the line i'm the British possessions,
petroleum exists in abundance, hut il has
been hut lately that the discovery has
been made this side Of the line. IL the
oil turns out tn exist i'm such quantitic.
and is OF rs good quality as anticipated
this item alone will prove am immense al
dition to the already great resources al
Missoula county, lfisSouiiun.
We noticed at the L. -. assay office. to-
day - handsome gold brick, which We
learn is the result at - clcan-tlp from ths
Carpenter bar placer mine, owned 10y A
A. Whittier. The brick il u perfect beaut.
anc is valued at S12,OOO, the gold bein,
very fine. Another run will he made, tht
result of which il is Thought will not fal
far short of this. Mr.. Whittier has n val
liable mining and one OF the hes
water-rights IN the country. Even slurinl
this season al extraordinary drouth Their
has been "a good head constantly. 80 tia
IL has not been necessary tai cease, opera
tions during the entire summer. w
learn that the mine is not mor. than
third worked out and that there Is groun
enough left tn last twenty years, wLic
has bss.n thoroughly prospcctetl am
known to he as rich as any hcrs.tofOr
worked. Mr.. Whittier also OWNS IA val,
able quartz lead, gold and silver bearing
which is believed to ~. rich and extensive
-Ifeteno Herald.