The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-06-19

Good weather to prospect.
Mountain roses are in full bloom.
Assist the Fire Department scheme.
IL. Matthcs, went Sunday to the Falls.
VIM. Mueller went last Friday to Ct.
Falls.
See if the HERALD is not a mining
paper.
Wanted: 100 men to unload schooncrs
at Mix's.
This summers work will show great
things for the camp.
The new buildings in Ncihart give it a
changed appearance.
Don't you want some business cards?
Get them printed here.
The road to the Springs last week
would mirc a horse blanket.
We print and bind mining stock GER
tificates and warrant satisfaction.
A block of 5000 shares of St. James
treasury stock, was sold this week for 8
cents.
Citizens have been anxiousthat steps
be taken to prevent sawdust being throw
en- in the creek.
Charles Rochl came in from Snow
creek this week, and spent a few days
with his brother.
John a. Wilson's new building on
Granite street. is incloscd and the roof
Is now going on.
j.. l.. Neihart's two-story residence
has been finished this week, and adorned
with a fine coat of paint.
If articles Of incorporation were
brought into effect, our alleys would
cease to look like a 'Chinese joint
Phil Kessler keeps the best assert
ment of pianos, organs and all
musical instruments in the Falls.
A mine naturally shuts down when it
has all the dumps and bins packed with
ore, and can not ship nor work without
taking out ore.
Richard Brennan purchased, this week,
for a valuable consideration a two-thirds
interest in a claim taking in a principal
part of the townsitc of Neihart.
Frank Burns still makes regular
trips to and from the Springs, regardless
OF the bad roads. He is steady in his
place and gets there with characteristic
ability.
F. A. Preston, the energetic solicitor of
the HERALD, returned from the Falls last
Tuesday by private conveyance. Says
he didn't see enough of the roads to say
anything of their condition.
Charles Ladd has Hastily adorned his
cottage across from the Frisco Hotel and
the interest he takes in the ~cxtention
now built, makes the boys afraid to ask
questions. But they anticipate that Mrs.
Ladd may m%atcrializc soon.
Alex. Rhone, controller of the works
of the Mcagher County News, is in this
section acquainting himself with the
formation and Development of mining
property. We are glad of the acquaint-
ance we have formed with Mr.. Rhone,
and can wish only the best for the veal
of his paper.
The st. James Consolidated Mining
Co. will let a contract next week to sink
so feet upon each of their three claims:
The Lady Schallot, St. James and Absol-
ute. This work will decide much for the
company and will no doubt uncover the
stuff that will very much enhance the
value of its stock.
According to the Monarch, Chas.
Carlson, a railroad grader, was drowned
near the mouth of Dry Fork last Monday
This stream, dry most of the
year, was a full torrent at this time
to the recent heavy rains. The
man was also full and between the
two, there was a combination slightly in
favor Of the stream. His body could not
DC found.
The gentleman from W. S. S., who,
before seeing this place, was confident
that no capitalist coming to Neihart and
the prospects, would invest a
came over this week. He had a
heavy fleece removed from his eyes, and
departed saying that We have not only
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