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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-11


Sam Schwab promises to be one of the
most active men on the board.
A local paper yesterday made itself ridi-
culous by stating Drum Lummon shares
were worth % cents and Elizabeth 85 cents.
The former is quoted at 81 IS. in London
and the latter $3.50 per share.
One hundred and fifty shares of Major
Budd were sold at cents yesterday to Sam
Schwab, and 1000 shares of Copper Belle
went at Is cents.
Gooding's exchange yesterday sold 2.OOC
Iron Mountain at IS cents, and 500 Copper
Belle for 20 cents.
Much interest is already manifested in
the mining exchange. Only one mine il
listed yet, but to-day several others will be
added.
Eleven o'clock in the morning is the hou.
of opening the exchange.
At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Silver Arrow there we're the fol
lowing trustees elected for the ensuing
3. w. Knight. j. s. Harris. H. @. Wallace,
w. H. Clark, E. w. Beattie. The new trus.
tees met and elected the following officers:
j. w. Hathaway. president; w. A. Chess
man, vice-president; E. W. knight, treas
urer; G. J. Clark, secretary.
The Helena and Frisco mine in the
Occur d'Alene mining district has paid
four dividends aggregating $4,000 for the
to pay from $4,000 to $4,000 in dividends
per month. The mine is owned entirely by
Helena parties. A dividend of $4,000 was
paid on July2.
Chas. Kaufman, the mining engineer, re.
turned yesterday from Iron Mountain.
Three carloads of ore from this mine were
received in Helena yesterday and the COM
pany has advice of two more on the road.
The Iron Mountain trustees held meeting
last evening to discuss business matters. II
is very probable that they will have railroad
facilities at the mine before long.
A movement is on foot to organize big
company for the purchase and development
Of the mines at the head Of Grizzly and
Orc Elmo gulches. The development Of
that district will De of incalculable benefit
to Helena. It contains millions of dollars
worth of gold rock. 1t will soon boom.
There is great deal more activity in the
hills just two and three miles south of the
city than many people are aware of and
there is not the least doubt that properly
developed Old Park City and Unionville
will become prominent mining sections.
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4 NEW ATTRACTION.
A Famous Military Band Coming - tAs
BroadWAter.

A Famous Military Band COMING - the
Broadwater.
Tho musical event Of the season viii be
the appearance at the Broadwater Park Of
the famous band Of the First Regiment
United States Cavalry Of Fort Custer. This
musical organization Of twenty-ons pisces
will arrive Saturday and remain three weeks
OF month. Two concerts each day will Be-
given. commencing Saturday evening II
8 O'Clock ct the hotel. This is perhaps the
known military band in the country. II
has BEEN orRanized for long time and ID
under the direction of an experienced
leader. Extra efforts will be made TO make
the concerts at the Broadwater unusually
attractive. The music will be selected "a
suit all tastes, and the various numbers Of
the programme to be arranged are standard
works Of famous and popular authors. The
attractions Of the park will combine with
the music to bring to the Broadwatsr
thousands Of happy visitors during the r..
m ainder Of the summer.
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Deer Lodge News.

Silver State: Sunday night Just after
several miners had BEEN hoisted from the
Champion mine the engineer started to
lower the cage when the bolt that fastens
the cable to the cage broke, and let it 90
flying to the bottom. Il 10 very strange
accident, az the bolt was not worn . patti
Gle. Several Of the miners were 20 happy
that they were not ON the cage whom it fell,
that they spent the rest Of the night cels-
brating.
Among the many interesting events that
TRANSFERRED in Granite ON the Fourth, was
the double-handed drilling contest between
the victors on the 18th Of June, Miners
Union day, Messrs. Dan Mcleod and James
Confrey, on ono side, and Henry Chenowsth
and Charles Joy ON the other. The contest
was for 500 side, the contestants to drill
Is minutes. Mcleod and partner drilled
23A inches. Chenoweth and Joy succseded
in punching the steel 29x inches, which
leaves them grandly victorious.
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Spokane mine, The Tsinkett, the Gray
Eagle, and tho Water Jacket mines, all To-
Gated in the Kootenat district.
It Was rumored ON thu street yesterday
that the above dead WAS part of the trans
actions for which the st. Paul and Spokane
Investment company was incorporated last
week with capital of e8W0,000. The
knowing ones claimed that the heavy In
vestment in the mining property was only
the commencement of series Of large and
important enterprises, contemplated BY the
corporation. Among Other undertakings
will be tho construction Of system OF rail-
roads In the Kootenai country, which will
mines, controlled BY the company, and this
city.
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GENERAL MINING NEWS
A Big Deal In the Kootenai-Notes from
Je6ers0n-.-ExchangeE Echoes.

"A dig Deol IN the A0Oten01-NOt08 from
Jederson---ExchangeE Echoes.
Probably the largest mining deal ever
contaminated in this city took place yester-
day, showing the faith of eastern capitalists
In the merits and future of the kootenai
district, says the Spokane Spokesman. The
investors were I. F. Cakes, the president
OF the Northern Pacific railroad; N. C.
Ihrall, the confidential secretary to Mr..
Cakes; E. c. Long, a st. Paul capitalist;
James Mcknight, general attorney; Will
liam s. Mellen, general manager; N. C.
Kimberly, general superintendent of the
Northern Pacific, and J. H. Burwell, a st.
Paul capitalist. These well known
gentlemen purchased 10000 shares
OF the Pacific Bullion Mining
company. for which they paid
$1,000. The property, an interest in which
- tEsQeeeFrsd ~ The deal included tie
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Forbes 3 Davis Special.
10000 Wall Street.
5000 Gould Cramer,
1000 Lion.
1000 Wisconsin.
5000 Ophir.
5000 Grand Central (Castle),
1900 o. II. & N.
1890 Copper Bell.
5000 Iron Mountain.
LOCO Glengary.
GOO Combination tPhilipsburg).
1900 Silver Arrow.
900 American Ruby.
MMMG EXCHANGE,
Is and q Bailey Block
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HELENA IN pRIH.

Jackson'smusic store, Bailey block.
Dinner from II TO at the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss NeaQle'a 11g
Clark street.
James W. Barker, merchant tailog, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via tho Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the new aleeping and
dining car route 70 st. Paul and the esst.
Through trains leave Halena daily ct ll:aO
q. m,
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At Cost for Thirty DAYS.

AtCost Tor Thirty Days
The entire stock of summer clothing, un.
derwear, straw hats and boots and shoes a,
A. RIRKENFELD's, 10 Main St,
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Attention, Select knights. A. o. U. w.
A regular assembly of Montana Legion. No. /.
Select Knights. convenes ct their hall, In Odd
Fellows Temple. every Friday night ut 7:s0
o'clock sharp, Comrades Of sister legions are
cordially invited to attend.
G. A. DONNELY, 9elect Commands.
N. p. WALTERS, Recorder.
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To Those Who Up tn the Present Date
Have Not Returned Their Assessment
Lists for 1890.
If said lists are not returned by tho 1bth
Of July, 1880, I will add 20 per cent. to The
full and true value on all property not listed
ON that date. Parties who have lost their
lists can get blanks by mail Or by applioa-
ton at this office.
q. W. WALKER, Assessor.
Assessors Office. Helena, Mont, July Z,
1890 sf-.
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Removal Of Fraser and Chalners.
This well-knoWn firm have removed their
Helena branch to new Offices in the Bailey
block. rooms 50 and -, and their siQu il q
prominent one ON the front Of That hand
0oaDe building. - n
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jefferson County Mines.


Boulder Age: The Hiawatha has ordered
the requisite machinery to sink shaft six
hundred feet deep. There is ten feet Of
pay ore in the mine. The mine has paid all
expenses to date and there is balance In
the treasury of five thousand dollars.
A side track has been laid to facilitate
the loading of cars near the G. d D. mine,
an ore chute erected and wagon road con-
structed from the railroad to the mine.
This is an indication that the mine will
shortly be shipping ore.
One hundred and twenty-seven locations
of quartz claims in Jefferson county were
filed for record in the Office of the county
clerk and recorder during the month Of
April, 1880, making total Of five hundred
and five for the first third of the year.
The one hundred-foot shaft on the Look
out mine, in the Willow springs district,
has been completed and cross-cutting the
vein begun. The owners are very sanguine
that they have valuable property. They
have manifested their faith by construct
ing one Of the best two compartment shafts
in the state.
BryaA Irvine and the Forbis boys, of
Butte, who were out examining the We'd
ding Ring mine in the Amazon district a
month or SO ago, have bought that property
of Will Mumbro for $500, and will immedi-
ately proceed to its development, sinking a
hundred foot shaft the first thing. They
will also take steps to patent the claim at
once.
Pritchett & Co. last week shipped another
car of ore from the Amazon mine which
Melted $21.5O to the ton, the ore running
twenty-four ounces in silver, twenty seven
and half per cent in lead, and $2.40 in
gold. Not pound of this ore came from
greater distance than ten feet below the
surface, and the return ia certainly very
encouraging.
The lesses of the Comet mine are working
with q small force. The ore that had been
accommodating in the bins for several months
past has been nearly all hauled to Wickes.
1t ia claimed that the returns from the ore
shipped have been quite satisfactory to all
concerned.
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just Received.

Fine building sand for sale. Apply to C. A.
Broadwater.
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The ladies OF tho Christian chm, oh will give ,
social 1t their church, on renton avenue, on Fri
day afternoon and evening. Ice cream, cake
strawberries ami fancy articles will be on sale.
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Notice to Consumers of Beer.

The agencies of the Jos. Schlitz Brewing
company and Pabst, or Phi. Best Brewing
company, at Milwaukee, have been consoli-
dated under the name of the Consoli-
dated Milwaukee Beer agency. We will
sell export beer in pints and quarts.
draught beer in Il. n and X barrels.
Orders will be received at Greenwood,
BONN q Co.'S. telephone No. 50, and Frank
kenck. No. 1877.
CONSOLIDATED MILWAUKEE BExR AGENCY.
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New interpretations.

New Interpretations.
Cyrus F. Chopin, Charles E. Severance,
John II. Lewis and Len Lewis, and Jacob
I. Cove have incorporated the Jumbo Min
ing Co. The capital stock is $5O0, 900 in
shares of $40 each.
The Mineral Hill Mining Co. has been in
mouse and j. r. Marks. The capital ia
$780, 900 in shares of one dollar each.
Cornelius Bray, McIntsh Howes, John
Howes, Mary A. Bray and Caroline j.
Howes have incorporated the Legal Tender
Mining Go. with capital of $500, 600 in
shares of one dollar each.
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The officers of the Exchange are E. w.
knight, president; Samuel WORD, vice pres
ident; r. s. Howell, secretary: l.. G.
Phelps, treasurer. D. E. Swinehart is the
caller.
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Notice.,

Notice.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Building company
will be held at the Office Of the company,
basement Of Power block, Helena, Mont,
on Monday, July ed. at SIP. m.
The object Of the meeting ID 10 determine
upon the purchase of land for q Building
site. A full attendance ID requested.
3. w. KNIGHT, President.
B. B. Brown, Secretary.
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j INST Received,

just Received,
A carload Rocky Mountain Plaster, war
ranted fully equal to ''New York Plaster. !"
Price $3.50 per barrel. Fl. M. Parchen &
Co., sole agents.
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The !. x. I. Bazaar oaers for this weeh
only one lot Of linen lawn dress patterns in
di9essst eoloss at el.7t each. Ans
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Court House Cullinrs.

Court House Cuttings.
G. Nelson, of Meagher county, and Judge
Atkinson have been appointed notaries
public by Governor Toole.
Suits were fled in the district court
yesterday, as follows: Mary A. Mccormick
We. John and Louisa Fitzgibbons; John A.
Sanford vs.. George Moreton-
A marriage license was issued YESTERDAY
to Henry Wolff and Katie Peterson of this
city.
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AT ALL TIMES.

The ]. Steinmetz Jewelry Co. take
pleasure in showing visitors their stock,
and further--in quoting prices for com.
parison. All around, our prices are
lower than have ever been quoted in
Helena, and whilst we do not have the
cheapest goods we can buy, we intend
to keep only those which will stand the
test of merit.
WATCHES.
Our Watch trade we Ger. ainly claim
as phenomenal. On our fine "Vacheron
& Constantin" goods We can scarcely
keep up stock. They are creating q
standard OF excellence in time keeping
hitherto unknown, almost, in this Vi
cinity.
CLOCK FOR $l.lO.
We have bought large lot of nickel
time. pieces, Al goods, which we offer at
Sl.lO. They may be carried in satchels,
and are handy for travelling or camping
out when you do not care to risk your
fine Watch.
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Just Received.

Another carload each of Window Glass.
Alabastine and Bottles. Il. NJ. Parchen &
~
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Great Reduction.

{. K Kemp, maker of superior notary ana
corporate zeal presses. Helena. Mont
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just Received.
One car California wines, frst-class claret
and white wines. 10 cents per bottle. Fam
lily trade specially. Telephone 18l.
OPpENHEIMFR Co.
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Money Loaned

On furniture. No removal. no publicit
Apply to 61k South Main street.
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Locations Filed,

Locations Filed.
The following notices of lode locations
were filed for record yesterday: The Home
stake, unorganized mining district Lewis
and Clarke and Deer Lodge counties, by F..
G. Martin and r. Roberts; The Divide,
Owyhee unorRanized thinning district, by B.
F. Forbes and s. X. Davis; ]. M. H., Three
Mile unorRanized mining district, by w. H.
Morrell; Grand Central, unorganized min
ing district in the " n SEQ "a, tip II. 5 ",
by W. H. Morrell; King. Phillip, Three Mile
unorganized mining district, by W. H.
Morrell; Three Mile, Three Mile morgan
lied mining district, by the Three Mile
Mining and Milling company, by "; H.
Mile unoreanizsd mining district, by same
company: Helena View, Three Mile I'M
organized mining district, by w. H. Nor
rell; Carbonate Hill, Three Mile morgan
lied mining district, by J. P. Brnsevitz and
w. h. Morrell; Railroad, Three Mile un-
reii; Three Mile unoreanized mining dis
trict, by w. H. Morrell.
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John Mulligan, James Morgan and
"Sailor Jack" Rohan on Trial
for Burglary.
Bunco Mem With RobInson's Or.
Gus Leave Counterfeit
In the City.
Yesterdays Procsedlngs In the District
and Police Courts Cullinss from
the Court He so.

The attention of the disnsict court was
largely occupied yesterday with tho trials
Of John Mulligan, James Morgan and John
Rohan, alias Sailor Jack. They arc charged
with burglary, the circumstances Of which
were stated in this paper yesterday. The
prisoners were defended BY @. p. Connolly,
0. n. Hall and T. D. Peury. The only in
cident Of the trial, which was not Aniahed,
was Judge Hunts rather severe reprimand
for sharp practice on the part Of one Of the
attorneys Tho case will probably be I'm
ished to-day, a. the defense rested last
evening. Other proceedings in the district
court yesterday were ~ follows
State W. Charles Hee; motion to ret
aside and vaoate the Judgment Of the lower
court sustained.
19O-K. G. Brook ". Ed Jordan; defend
ants demurrer to complaint ON file over
ruled and defendant granted twenty days In
which TO Ale answer.
Pc. L. Ming, executrix, ". Teichart d
wickes; motion Tor Judgment ON the plead.
ings submitted to the court on briefs and
taken under advisement.
2Y-Franklin r. Wallace vs.. the Helena
Electric Railway company; demurrer of de-
PENDANT to affidavit of plaintiff taken under
advisement.
311-J. Holcberg ct al. vs.. the Helena
Granite company; default of defendant en-
tered and Judgment granted in favor of
plaintiff In the sum of $35O.5O and costs.
314-Fred Lehman VS.. the Helena Gran
ite company; default of defendant and
Judgment for the plaintiff for $23O.H and
costs.
4,678-Helena Lumber company vs.
Thomas ]. Laughlin; dismissed as settled.
St. Paul Pacific Coal company vs.. w. g.
Gooding; settled.
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Police Plckings.


1t now transpires that the jewelry which
Carl Bailey had upon him, and which he
said he took from his wife, was stolen from
the residence of J. E. Kanouse at Townsend
on circus day, the I'd inst. Bailey stole a
watch here and was bound over to the grand
Jury. MIR. Kanouse arrived in the city yes
terday and identified the stolen property as
his.
The bunco gang accompanying the
circus people left few counterfeit
SO bills behind them and they are slowly
turning up, a. they are presented at the
banks. Officer Sweeny was one of the un-
fortunates who received one. He got it in
store, but yesterday City Detective Parker
got possession of the bill and traced it to
the circus people. Sweeny presented it at q
bank when it was thrown out, but has Sc
cured his money.
Joseph Jefferson, colored, contributed SO
to the city exchequer yesterday for raising
rumpus in Clore street saloon.
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Mrs.. RA.Gray's toilet preparation It PaEchsl
and Paynter's drug stores.
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TO EXCHANGE-FOR HELENA INSIDE OF
outside property. Q nav aehesrel -four mil
o na x snf sSso IT, Adore I. Hui Hsro1
LAka MINI.
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HEAI.AD PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION
- Of one story dwelling viii be received q w.
G. Hickeys, III North Rodney street, up to July
H. 1850 Plans and specifications can be seen
there Tbs right i reserved to reioct any and al
bids.
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lGIOCELLANEOUS
WANTEDSfO borrow $500 on lots 8 an
w So block %, Central addition to Helena; in
terest 10 per cent. Address h ". box 2a6. Butte
Montana
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ITO EXcHANGE-AL LADY GOING EAST In A
l. short time would exchange her horse and
phaeton for rsal estate or diamond; horse is per.
fecty reliable, not afraid Of motor; any lady car
drive Address box 015, city.
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Ladies' Buying shoe. IN London.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Shopping in London is a joy. have
heard people object Ia the servility of the
London shopkccper. For my own part. I
delight in IL. After the door-mat principle
which obtains la New York. ! like to feel
that ] am doing "A great honor Ia the place
where ! buy "A shilling handkerchief, aud
! like Ia he bowed in aud bowed out as IL
] were Empress Of India. Aud a little
money does 20 such "A great way Aud IN
you want Ia have your soul filled with de-
light 90 To IA bootmaker's. You can get
the most exquisite French slippers, with
The Louis Ounce heels, AT "A price which
will make you open your eyes. and when
the sbopkecpcr tries them on he will say
In AN utterly blissful tone: MADAME Is
an American, isn't she ?" Then You feel
as IL you would like 10 buy outali the shop.
lie knew you, not by the strawberry mark
on your left arm, but 10y the size of Your
feet, and you feel 50 light after this that
YOU believe you can walk on the clouds.
Some very clever body said that the
thanksgiving continually rendered by pco-
pie here whom one had tipped was not
sincere. Now. IL you give a ha'pcnny To a
boy, do you care whether il is sincere or
not, provided lac says it, don't. But |
wish we could import about ten millions
OF THANK yons" into the United States,
aud | am sure that everybody would bo
willing 60 pay duty ON them.
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A Hcotch DiGsrsnce.

An old Scotch lady who lived at a con-
siderable distance from the parish church
wa in the habit OF driving over to the
service, says the ST. Louis Republic. Her
~coachman. when he considered the SER
mon nearly mt an end, would slip out
quietly for the purpose of having the car
riage ready by the time the service was
concluded. One Sunday John returned
10 the church. and. after hanging about
impatient, and popping In his head, dis
covered the minister arguing as hard as
ever. Creeping down the aisle toward
his mistress, he whispesed in her ear: "Is
he no near dune yet 2" "Dune!' rcturned
the old lady in "A high state Of indigna-
ton, for her patience had long since been
exhausted, ''he's dune half an hoor since,
but he'll not STOP"
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MARTIN. THE LION tanner.
Recognized b. the Beasts After q Five
Nenr~' Absence.


~
When the celebrated non 'afner' VINO
died lately. had retired Ia private me- one
day he took a notion that he would visit
his former large ~menagcrie, which he had
moi seen for Ave years. II was in Brns-
- anI n. s,.r,.J for that city from his
-. as,Ian.a ,.ar po,,ord,n
country resi.e ne"r san'."n
Nf ociock' tie tih'e on 'eeu,"k' =. GU
tered the being winner tihe'
Martin was wrapped In "A cloak. He min
glc,l with the crowd and waited until the
animals would receive their food. for which
H., v,,ra u,.;,;,, with wild imnaticnce.
,vr;,a I'm, ho I,o,an 40 cough.
"n',o'nes ,S.i.,-a"
due ahinnais pauseo' ~"
and listened, n broke into WHO howls OF
JOY and tore AZ the iron bars, SO tlat many
OF the timld visitors ned from tue IiehaR-
erie. HE parrots' k~ahgaroos pei'cahs
and began TO scresch anu
scream, tue hyenas and wolves howieu-
~ short ~ was "a periect .Nulaiii.