The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-21
GOSSIP IN DEER LODGE
The Silver Grown Mining Company
Completes Its Organization.


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DEER LODGE, Nov. 3.-The silver
Crown Mining has just COM
pleteh it's Organization here. IL has live
hundred thousand shares of the par value
of one dollar per share. IL viii work ana
develop the Silver Crown mine in the tDro
Elmo district, "a property which In said tn
present the very hest prospects. Major
X. l.. Horubrook OF Butte City IL the pres
ident, Samuel ID. Stuart of Deer Lodge
secretary, and Thomas Stuart Of Deer
Lodge treasurer. The treasury stock IL
two hundred Thousand shares and will tx,
placed on the market at not less than 40
cents and perhaps at N higher figure. All
the residue of the stock owned by HE IN
tiividuals of the corporation will he tied
up sd as to insure the development of the
mime. Other prominent men connected
with the corporation are John w. PEN
glaze of 81. Paul, William Wilson,, Owen
Long, Con InRlehart and Edwin Simpson,
all OF Deer Lodge. A considerable block
in also owned i'm Mendon. Michigan. The
business qualifications and mining exper-
fence of nearly all these men insrrt.s One
the con fidence entertained as to the value
of the property. -Four assays made from
ore taken from four average places in the
mine give AN average OF NM ounces.
A rich strike has just been made in the
Ruby at the lOO-foot level. A thrcs-foot
as I nisis as .ss ai.ioS OF. S,os.k il" the R"hy
has taken u jump and DIR. III. l.. Hoytr,
the manager Is jhbiiant.
~ tIbe VIZ b's'h '" -" ~
pion u two-foot vein has been struck, go
Mr.. Sd. Reynolds, warden at the pcni-
tertiary, spoke tai your correspondent to-
day In reference Ia what has been said
about him in the papers concerning. his
working the prisoners ira the pcnitei,tiary.
When MIR. Reynolds came here he was
and is lows poor man, and having ptr-
chased "a couple of lots, he Thought there
would te no harm tn any one III he huilt
himself u residence with prison labor, as
he was not able to build II otherwise. II
for the prison officials tn allow the prison.
crs to he worked on occasional jobs about
town, and very little, III anything, was said
about it,. Public sentiment on this matter
has only recently been formulated. and
Mr.. Reynolds began the building OF his
residence just ahout the time that this SEN
timcnt came to the surface. So that he has
been made the victim of criticisms which
! he feels were not deserved ar which at
force to his predecessors. Under the cir
cumstauccs Mr.. Reynolds certainly had
NO intention of doing WRONG. and is he il
"a laboring man himself, the laborer Is the
| last man hc would dcsirt. to injurr.
Col. Hickman. the noted Kentucky tenn
psrance orator, addressed the citizens OF
Race Track last might and organized ~
lodge Of Good cmplar consisting of p
members. Tonight he will tak. Deer
Trlnplar's iodgc in Deer Lodge hut the
colonel expects to increase its meiubcr-
ship. He will also lecture here tomorrow
night. Col. Hickman has been here before
and the people always turn ont tn hear
him.
A telegram received here. to-day states
tina the Hon. Robert G. Humber. mcnher-
elect of the Legislative assembly of the
state of Montana, left 81. Louis this morn
ing to b.. present mt the organization of
There has been no business of public
interest transacted in the district cour,
is on hand ready tn attend to such busi-
ness las requires his attention.: A few mo,
tions ar AN occasional order in some civil
nNnttssr arc, all that has been done, AlI N