The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-24

cured . bond upon the Red Rose, In the
same district, from r. A.. Krieecr. Mr..
interest," capitalists In these properties.-
LirinQsfOn Enterprise.
The Bi-Metallic company have just
closed . contract with Fraser d Chalmers,
Of Chicago. for q dircct-acting double
cylinder S2x6O hoist, To he shipped by
have at the mine and I'm operation by May
1. This will not stop the mills Of the
company, for the reason that they will
have sufficient ore out IN keep them rum
ming while the change b being made.
Tnis will he the largest pair Of hoistin9
engines i'm the state ut Montana. The
plant now I'm use has been too ANAL for
the capacity Of the mine, and has greatly
retarded Developments. The new hoist.
IL Is said. will enable the to hoist
four times the amount of ore they have
been handling. and will largely inc rease
the output.-Granite Mountain Star.
The Wolfe bill. ITO regulate the prac-
tice Of medicine" now pending I'm the
Washington legislature, creates n commits
sion Of medical men. upon whose ipse
dixit licenses may he refused, and they
are to he the Judges of the competency
and professional conduct OF applicants.
This IL inconQruous, says the Seattle POST
Inteiiigencer, with the provision which
makes a diploma an essential. II an APP
plicant may he ''Rrossly incompetent"
though he old n diploma. the require
mpnt OF n 0lDIOma IL an ADSUrOltys anu
IL a professional junto had peen authorized
tn pass upon Harvey's discovery of the
circulation of the blood, or Jenner's dis
covery of incubation rs an antidote for
smallpox. both OF those great discoverers
would have been rele0ated tn the limbo OF
practitioners guilty OF unprofessional
conduct"
Hon. Van. b. DeLashmutt, mayor of
Portland, was i'm Pendleton recently on
his return from n visit to the Coeur d'Alene
.-s,~;,- <psax-snA sr ~,hsrln tn sa nvtcsuivn1v
interested. He was seen by an East Ore
gonian representative and asked IL "any-
thing new" had transpired mt the mines
during his visit. "Nothing Particular"
said the mayor, pleasantly. 1.-THE CGHr
d'Alcne branch of the O.. r.. & N, now
completed. will he placed i'm operation by
next Sunday, and will assist materially in
the development of that section. The cost
OF transportation ON all classes OF mater
ials imported will he reduced from 80 to
100 per cent. and the cost of operating
the mines will he correspondingly de-
creased. As to outputs, the cost will he
reduced from 20 to 20 per cent. With the
stimulus OF increased transportation facil-
tiles, the future development Of the C6ur
d'Alenc district will he as rapid as II IL
certain. The CUeur d'Alene district Is n
vast and almost exhaustless deposit OF
low grade ore. Many mines are richer,
but their products become exhausted in
time. Mining in the Cpur d'Alene dis
trict will he found more profitable, i
think, than i'm these temporary, will-o-the-
wisp Eldorados."
Fireman Miller who has been running
with Engineer Sargent on a passenger
engine between Billings and Forsyth, has
placed himself i'm a most
position. Miller il a married man with
two children. his family residing at For.
syth. For some months past he has been
paying attention to a girl employed at the
Headquarters hotel, i'm this city. Within
the past week he concluded to take his
new love To his home mt Forsyth. When
he landed there he presented her to his
wife rs being a sister OF n deceased
brother and demanded that she
Ike taken into his home and
cared for as one of the family. Shortly
after he accomplished this a s~elf-consti-
tuted committee of the town, some forty
or fifty i'm number and mostly railroad
employees of Miller's acquaintance. APP
pearcd at the engine in the cab of which
Miller was seated to take his run west,
and demanded that he appear at his resi-
dence and make u confession to- his wife
and the Riddy girl whose affections lie had
captured. At first Miller refused to obey
the order of the committee. and then APP
peared ON the scene n rope, n bucket OF
tar and u goodly quantity OF feathers.
Miller no longer hesitated. Appearing at
his home and i'm the presence of tile COM
mittee, his wife and children and the
woman who accompanied him the prev
ious day from Billings, he made n clean
cut confession. Miller was then and
there compelled to assign all money due
him from the Northern Pacific over to- his
wife. His discharge followed the next
~, but il is said that ~probably on ac-
count of the condition of his wife and
children financially he will he rcinstated
with the understanding that his wife is to
draw his time checks in the futurc.-Bd-
Hays Gd-effe.
One of the most important mining trans
actions that has taken place i'm