, 1889-02-28

and a portion OF the glass The actIon cs
the mercury was soon fell and the natient
suffered terribly. on Wednesday he was
thought to be a little better and on Tbmrs'
day was still improving with n small
chance Tor recovery.--Corvallis Gazette.
The sand used IN the plasterinp of the
inside Of the cou,t house. ia shInned 10
Corvallis In sacks from Lewisyille. w. II,
The contracts call for the yerv hest mate.
rial In building this structure. and as No
sand suitable could be procured at anv
nearer point this Is The reason wby n IL
brought from the above point, IL is
brought TO Portland on barge in 4 loose
state and then placed In sacks and trans.
ferred about the distance OF block to the
the steamer Bently; then taken to salem,
transferred to the Three Sisters and brought
to Albany. At the latter place II is placed
on board the cars and brought to Corvallis.
Corvallis Gazette.
Citizens OF Silver Bow County Mon.
tana. have petitioned the lerslainre a.
stated in special, TO attach to that county
'all of Madison county west of the BigHole
river and Join Ii to Silver Bow county. The
territory in question comprises striGH
land fifty by twenty miles In dimensi0x1Ht
includes the Camp creek mining district
Melrose and McCarty mountain. The dis.
trict is all mineral and would naturally
belong to Silver Bow county. The petition
for division from Madison and annexation
TO Silver Bow has been signed by every
citizen OF the county affected with the ex.
ception OF one. The scheme is looked Oh
favorably in Silver Bow county, but it Is
understood that the citizens Of Madison
county will oppose it,"
Returns from three carloads of Cham.
pion ore this week, worked at Anaconda
averaged 82 ounces silver and So Der ton
gold, netting $4,000 to the company. This
ore was hot orted about eleven'twelfths
o. II pelng shipped Just as taken In bulk
ironl tno lniht', "nere y. . SIX 10 seven
,ees, ,ees Tu Iansi vi" is iooLip% enod SHOWING ~ @ tne
ne cost Iavoi ,s in',tsso,,i,,. q" oen' wnne ~.
best ore ever fonnd i'm t6e nina Ia rnn'
coming ont. The sbnft is now down sss
feet and all the workings are Iookiny
first.cl Ass. The new boiler is ON the eround
and with the new machinery will be put
in position as soon as possible. Another
carload Of ore will be shipped likely to.
morrow-,probably to the Colorado Samp-
ling Works at Bntte.--New Northwest.
For several months past, says the ~
soulian, John Mcdonald and Gust StonS
berg nave been prospecting on the Loh
Lou and have recently located u claim
known ' as the eureka. Inc vein ~ thirty
TWO inches wiue WIN prospect OF enlarge
lnent % WIN ueptn; =, rwS classes OF the ore
bava s.savoa o,as ~, ,,,,o ~ - .ii,,s sse ~ "
ner cent lead and n trace ~ cola ,rps
property will be mt on the market at once
as articles VI incorpo ration were being
drafted last Saturday by T. G. Marshall
ESQ, J. +. Delaney having put up the
grub stake, is an eqal owner in the prop
erty. The mineral wealth OF the Lou Lou
has never been doubted and 1t Is evident
.na. & 'ne nl,,s ~ una. locality VIII receive
soou =, "'N' '0on ~,
oenteryi,Le is no more. that spright!y
place VIII nereatter oear the eHeminate
name OF Athena.
W, Cards announcing the marriage OF pr'
w. u IoT ana MISS urace Jam OF Gen
essee' L. l., nave oeen Issued Inc mar
rage Is 70 occur march q,
| on the same Day last week, the ther-
zsrn M few;ston Ma;pe ond sortv ds.
arees sbove zero M Isw;ston vi iJaho
thonob botb towns are in the sams de-,
gree of north latitude. WHAT'S in a
namp 2''-C;ranveviile idaho, Free Proaa =
The snectacla of i;iacs and rooa trs9
buddin1, robins in the tree branches wild
| aowers IN the trees nnd Tho s,lorom. .t.
ta;nmsnt of statehood ia ;c;ent rsason
for the residents of WaIla Walla vallev 10
hn nrond of their beant;fnl c;tv and ala
w;th lis climate Of Italv and fert;i;tv of tbs
oarden of Eden enNWaiIa WalIa Irn;on
We publish elsewhere the petition of
the citizens of this place TO the mayor and
city council, asking them to take action
in the matter of re.incorporation. This
is an energetic and wise move, and as our
progressive men, we have no fear but that
they will consider the matter favorably.-
| Missoula Gazette.
We npbl;sb this xeek tba renor,s of ,ba
aud,tor and treasurer 70 the conntv con.
missioners for the months ending becem.
Der 81, 1898. These reports show that ON
January |. 1889, the debt of Idaho County.
as evidenced by out. standing warrnts, less
cash in the treasury, was Sl1 1888 so.