The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-13

~ Missoula Area. o hem has ass-
led publication.
klvicex frus, the n~eighborhool Of Sber-
2&, bsing w the information that n rich
strike has been made In the lower levels
Of the Toledo mime. This ID tire property
owned ny Major ID. ID. Budd 4 Co.. near
Bra w" are mot informed Of the
dimensions Of the orc vein az the point
struck, hut the ore In something riches
than has ever been found i'm the neigh
hprhood IL abosinds i'm wire silver,
which makes ID shine i'm the tunnel like n
hrahss button on n chinney-sweep's shirt.
We ar. also informed that a Great Falls
company has taken an option on the
pr perty, and that the chances for their
taking 10 are promising. From the stand
ing of the parties mentioned as composing
the company. we think il not improbable
that the contamination of the deal will
result i'm the construction of "a railway up
the valley immediately there after.-Th
Masfisoaiun.
Chairman Leob was notified yesterday
that Inc consolidated was will
ing to accept n fivc-year contract. MIR.
Woolston departed yesterday for the east,
having left all the necessary instructions
as to accepting IA five-year contract. MIR.
Mr.. Woolstou left with the firm belief that
lac had the fivc-yesr contract, Tut II Alder
man Harrison insists OH his theory adj
vanced Friday the will not get
more than "a oilt-year contract. In fact,
several members have Expressed them
selves as unwilling To let "a iive-year con-
tract. The water and repre-
scntatives of the water company will
meet to-day and try tai arrive at some
agreement, which will not bc acted upon
until next Thursday at the session of the
city council fnaie7,eadenf.
The first articles of incorporation filed
i'm the state of Montana were thoss. of the
Helena hotel company. The object is
that of carrying on u hotel business in
As.laptn TIN. snrifnl stock IL q nynn i'm
45O shares of 500. The in~corporators are
Ciias. X. Cole. Henry ". Wiley and Louis
A. Walker.-Hsrdfd.
An infant child of Charles walgamott
of oulde was fatally burned Mon
day morning at II o'clock. The
little ones clothing accidentally
caught fire while it's mother was
momentarily absent from the room and
before assistance could he given the child
had inhaled the flames and was otherwise
severely burned, dying at 4 p. m.
Fred Ault. Registered at tho Grand Gem
trial, Helena. from Galveston, Texas. conn
mitted suicide i'm his room at that hotel mt
. O'Clock Monday afternoon by shooting
himself through tho heart with n :ts-cali-
brc revolver. He claimed to represent u
tea and spice firm of Denver. and had
been gambling heavily. On Friday he
drew u check for $50 on the Montana
National bank and got Mr.. Tamkin, of
Tamkin < Koldrup, tn cash il. He also
Ib;tSstSt ~ cIlttk Ipr Stlo OH I IitFTy.
Other checks are also out. They were. all
worthless. Ault having no money what
ever in the bank. This fact was discov-
cred Monday. and il il probable that Auli
knew that the officers were alter him, and
having no hope of bearing himself took
his life. An officer was at his door when
the fatal shot was fired. AT the coroner's
inquest "a small note book, which thu
4 chambcrmaid had found behind the bed
when strengthening the room, vas pro
dueed. Mr.. Rohrbaugh's testimony wal
in accordance with the account givei
above. But the books threw considerable
Light on the subject and also disclosed the
true name of the suicide. There. was q
short note i'm the book which read AS fol
lows "This rash act is the result at whisk,
and women. My real namei IL w. X. Bell
Frank Archer of Denver, il the man whs
as q friend and companion / introduced
:, into my family. The result was to find
loving wife and him i'm u compromising
position. forRave her hut her love fo
him was too much for her. l went to- Den
yer with the intention there WAS u blank,
The only regret of my life is that ] die
not kill them both" The jury brought il
n verdict thai the victim came To hi
death from n pistol shot by his own hand
by direction of the secretary of WA
post. Quarternlaster Sergeant Homer New
maj is relieved from duty at Camp Pop
lar River. Mont, and will return to- For
Townsend, WASH, reporting upon his M
rival to- the commanding ~tlicer for duty
1t Was the I'lsinti.. Inning.