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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

TIE Watson, with a cargo of coal,
drawing Ia feet of water, ran aground at
the mouth of the Racine harbor one day
last week. She was in quite precarious
condition if storm had come up. YES
sells drawing IA feet of water can go a
mile up the Manitowoc river
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

SOME of the Grand Army boys may be
interested in the following from Alex. B..
Pope, A. d. c., Commander, Dept. Tenn.
and Ga. He says: I'VE have had an
epidemic of whooping cough here, Stew
art, Tenn..) and Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been the only medicine that
has done any good" There is no danger
from whooping cough, when this remedy
Is freely given. 1t completely controls
the disease. 80 cent bottles for sale by
H. Hinrichs. %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

OUR20 per cent. discount sale for cash
on Ladies' Button Shoes will expire on
the 1st of June next. Ladies wishing to
take advantage of this sale would do well
to make their selection as soon as pos
sible. % T.. kRUMIyHEUER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21


The joint teachers meetings held at
Kiel, May 8, and at Brillion May IT, were
very successful. Forty-three teachers
were in attendance at Kiel and about the
same number at Brillion. The Manito-
voc county delegation at Brillion would
have been larger if trains ran at more con-
venient times, bat that can not be urged
as a sufficient excuse for non-attendance.
Every teacher In the town of Maple
Grove was present while not one of
Rockland put in an appearance. Cato
was represented by four teachers and
Franklin and Manitowoc Rapids were
close imitators of Rockland. Several who
found it impossible to get there by train
came distance of twenty miles by team,
evidence sufficient Of "where there's a
will there's way
At kiel this county was poorly repre-
sented, due no doubt to the unfavorable
location of Kiel as a center for holding
teachers meeting. In spite of the neces=
sary long drives all the teachers of Schles-
wig and few of Eaton were in attend
ance. A little more of the spirit shown
by these teachers should be displayed
by those of the adjoining towns.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

A SPECIAL school meeting of the school
district including the Third ward, will be
held tomorrow evening to vote on the
question of erecting a new school build
ing. Should the action of the meeting be
favorable, wark on the new building will
be begun at once.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

A full line OF Mems Furnishing Goods
at Rechcygl & Maresh.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

SEWING machines repaired, lawn now
ers, etc. at +. J. Roemer's repair shop.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Mothers who admire stylish and neat
fitting garments for their boys should
visit our Boys and Children's Suit De-
partment, and compare styles, quality
fit and prices. q SCHUETTE Bros
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

JOHN HALL has been appointed town
clerk of Manitowoc in place Of G. w.
Burnet who resigned,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

HENRY HINRICHs the druggist desires
us to publish the following testimonial
as he has handled the remedy and be-
lieves it to be reliable.
bought 80 cent bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and applied it to my
limbs, which have been afflicted with
rheumatism at intervals for one year.
At the time [ bought the Pain Balm /
was unable to walk. | can truthfully
say that Pain Balm has completely cured
me. r. HI. FAIR, Hollywood, Kan. Mr..
A. b. Cox, the leading druggist at Holy
wood youches for the above statement
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

The Walworth &c. Independent in
speaking of available candidates for the
republican nomination for governor, says
that new man must be taken. McFett-
ridge will not do because OF the treasury
causes; Taylor is out of the field, and
George Ginty is dead. Hoard has been
honored. 1t then urges the nomination
of Charles Lining of this city. The re-
publicans certainly could make no
stronger nomination. Mr.. Luling has
clean record and is widely and favorably
known. The worst thing that can be
said of him is that he is republican.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

THE Appleton Daily Crescent in speak
ing of the Manitowoc Advancement As
ISOLATION says that "Manitowoc with
every natural advantage might easily
take rank with the leading cities of Wis
consin if its citizens were to exhibit more
enterprise" 1t then goes on to say that
people form poor impression of the
city from the lack of advertisements in
its papers.
That does not matter just at present,
The papers are anxious to secure the or
ganization OF an advancement association
which will push the Gil into the channel
of rapid and healthy growth and then
share in the general prosperity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

For your Hats go to Rechcygl &
Maresh.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-21

FL. SANFORD, J. p. yesterday sentenced
a yoGng man to the county Jail for five
days for being drunk and disorderly.
We are having a big sale on our 10c.
Sheet Music, catalogues free. If
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
Meucitc Madridtcn ocS Muslaubes.

Berlin, 80. Mai. 0as 8eiinben
bes &6niSs &arl Oon Wiirttenberg lit
umuerdnbert; es 1T sweiielbaft, ob Ser
trantc &6ni9 ,picoer auftpmmen wiro.
Gin Brief aus Stuttsart belast, baB elm
Traueu5innn,cr, Namens Trance, letten
Mittwo@ 3utritr st bcn @emd9ern bes
&6ntss 81 crbelten wiiuidte. Nls man
lift benielben ucr,neigerte, per u9tc tie
einen Scanbal in Sceue gu ieter, Bet
jebo9 bur1 bic Na9eu uer6inoert wurbe.
Die Vrau mar %getomncn, TIM ben &0nig
Inn Mittel fit i9r &iub, bas sen Mo>
nardcn gum @oter bobeu lou, gu erlus
den. ~
Yras, 80. Wtai. AnlaBlitb Der
Tabnenweibe cincs Yra9er Stuoentenz
Iereins lit cs lcten Sonntas gu einer
Experimentation ,&unosebuns sez
fommen. Die tl@ediIdeu StuOenteu
bereiteten Sen ais @djte anne enben
fran;0iii den Stltbertcn eiuc ititrmtide
Suatiun. Die b0bmii9en unb ~frans0z
iii@cn ,&onunilitionen" tiiiten unb INIT
armten ii@ ucoram publco", uuo ber
8csciiterunsstou,nel errei9te i@licBlid)
eine berarti9e SSte, baB bic ti@e9il9en
Stuoeuteu ibre fransOfl1cn &ouesen
auf Sen S@ultern bnrG ben Teitiaal
trusen. Die MarjeiQaijc it an iencnl
be1,twiirbisen 91bcno ni@t ~c,i9cr ais II
Mal 9elunsen woroen. &aiier 6rons
Soiepb bat ieinen MisfaQ iber bas
Greibcn ser Yraser Stubenten in Ser
iddrftcn Weiie Nusbrud sescbeu
Diegeb0rbe nntcrlu6un9 iiber oie jiins:
ite. S9teBerei spii9en @rensiolOaten
uno S@mus9lern in Meurobe ant Cullen:
sebirse fat bic Griitens elmer 1poblorsas
n~iiirten Sdmus9lcrbanbe erseben, mcl9e
bas ,,Yatl9en" BON Mebl III sroBem
MsaBitabe 6etrieb. NIerbiags iino Die
2eute Our9 bittere Motb auf bieie
S9lei9,ue9e 9eordn9t woroen.
2onbau, 80. Naai. Cine Sam:
burger 9epel9e beiast, baB Elm promi:
nenter Vabritant in Sem Scriep, Nmcr:
ita, ma@ @am6urs sci@riebeu babe, oab
Ct fit mcbrere 9unbert rnl1il@e Suber
Stcllun9 finoen, bic 2eute aber ni@t uors
bcr cr9a9ircn tonntc. -Sn bieiigcn Nrs
bcitertreiie 1T man mesen bet Qlusii9t
auf meitere 3unabmc Der Guaranteeing
ruiiii6cr SSuoen icDr aufsebra@t uno es
oiirtte, ,uem jencr ginwanoeruu9Sltrom
ni@t 9ebcmmt wiro, gu i@limmen 9luf:
tritten tommen. Giner berNussemieienen
Gin Mant Namens 9toicnblatt, meib ei.
nc trauri9e @ei@idte 81 er5aDlcn.
Man nabm ibm in Mosdau 3wei ieinet
&inbcr, ansebli6 neil ibre Namen ni9t
re9iltrirt ware,1, Sic beioen anberen Sim:
ber itarben auf Dem 8eg sur @ren3e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
Neueite Nadridteu bes Sllanbes.

Seem Dort, 80, Meai. Dis
nWorlb "laBtii9 aus Walbington bcri3:
ten, baB Senator STAMFORD pon @alifor:
nien mabri@einli9 bic Nrdliocntl9aftsz
Nomination BET britten gartet erDalter
werbe. St ioQ inter ben Tarrncrn BE:
lonbers popular icin NIB in &anlas, See:
brasta, Colorado unb Nepa6a uirb lGon
itramm fir i'm %georbeitet.
gbicoso, 80. Seal. benjamin
0arri1 on miro III 1892 tein Brd libents
iGafts>G anioat leiu" allo lagt ie;n
Sobn NuNe[, bcr's bod uilien ~ipllte.
6rcili9- meinte bcr Sobn - ,ueroe
fem Gatcr ii9 Dem Muni9e Set Partci
fiscn miiilen; uerlanse bieie, oaB CT
bleibe, 10 mille ber Yapa bent Bcfeble
9ebcr6en. Peri0nli9 lei. Yapa seger
cine INSTRUMENTATION uno wie Ct, bdd)te
bic gauge Camille. Mit 6crrn Blaius
itebe Der praiibc1t auf frcunbli3cn,
Tube. ,|--.
W. y :, JtY.r 20. 19Iu'. o)!H
2aufe Set LETTER Gage iino aus biclen,
Staat eine grobc Nn;abl GoScsfduc
beridtct moroc1. Su Cumberland BaD
mur6en bic 8a1narbc,tcr sSames Gurner
unS Mi9el Diner ermorbert; III @arreb
County wurbe @e1ilfszS @erift Yards,
ais CT eincger6aftumg uornebaen molltc,
eri1oiiet; in Sobnlon County tano
man bic 2ei6e Oct Brau Nlbert guamS
unb nabe Niblmno famen srusi junge
Meni@en ouf unbctannte 9lrt INNS 2ez
ben.
T Waco, Gcras, 80. Mfai. @eterr
Mittas idob St. .. 8urnbom Sen por
ber .biciisen poitoHicc itcbenoen 81. g.
Gallcy, bcnlcltcn erbeblid perlcbeno.
9estcrer ,par nor einisen 8odcn 9e;puns
gen woroen, bic our9 i'm uerfiibrte
S@weitcr 8wngam's SIT beirat9ea.
@cnisc Gage naD BET @o13cit pcrlieE
bet S@urtc bas or;nc Mcib, bemerfeno,
bab CT nit oemielben nidt lebcn rucroe.
Der 8ruber iGwor. Die arnc S@pcte,
81 ridden uno 9citeru l0itc Ct jciner
S6wur. Bunbam uuroe uerbaftet
unb Bis gum 9erb0r untcr @ir9i@afi
! 9eiteQt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
etaotratDiibuus uutu 2. SUM.

Die Situns ,purbe POM Yraiioems
ten &od er6ffnct. Nue Static warcn
anpeienb. 0as Brotofoa ber letter.
Sieuns wrroe u"crleIen nno ansenomz
men.
Das Gomite fit eleftrij9e 9i9ter
empfieblt folsenoe wcitere 2i9ter ansu>
briugen : Nn Der l. SioitraBe bel Der
Gilenbabns &reusung nabe Der empire
Miiblc uno Sprins Strabe. Nn Der
8. NorbitraBe swii6en Der giienbabn
unb Dem Yarfe, nabe berueberbrudurs.
Nn 8roaowap in Tront ber Gitp Glets
Office, uno eines on Ser &reu;ung ber
6. Norb ltraBe. Nn Der State StraBe
uno Gde Der Genter, uuo eines ant
Gin9an9e gum nelen COURTEOUS. Nuf
Nlntras murbe bic G%mpfeblung an9c>
nommen, uno bic Nus fubruns an9e>
prbnet.
Das Teueroepartment Golnite ennpiabl
500 Jub J 3ou biden Strid
snn, @ebra19 bcs Departments ansuz
l6affen ; Die Oa,pf zTcueripriee su
uertaufe 3; ben Gbiei gu bere3tisen
$75 CUR umanberunS bcs Gburmes int
engine 9auie aus,u9ebcn, oamit bic
Gompanic bic S9lau9e gum Trodnen
%aufbansen t0nnte. Nuf Nntra9 ansez
l1D11llen.
IS wurbe rpeitcr ernpfoblen einen
S9uppene fit bic S9lau9tompanic
go. 2 All Gfe Bet Center unb Gauep
StraBe gu bauen, banit bic S@lau@z
tarren unter9ebra@t werocn f0nnen.
Oas Gou1ibe wuroc beau itra9t einen
&oiteniibcri9las 6ei bcr na9iten Sieun9
ein;ubrinsen> .
M1f Nntras wurbe Bet Glcrt beaufz
tra9t etne Sroer Don $4,000. 81 0unz
iten pou @lcalpn & g., ais Nb>
i@la9ssabluns fir oie 8ai1erwcrfe
ous;nltel1en.
Die Suueutar>N uf nabme bes Teuer>
departments unb Der Yolisei ,puroe por>
9cle9t uro sur 8%epabruns anseoronct.
Staotratb S@muder beantraste, bag
bic Sefferrou StraBe bis sum Srieobof
9raoirt 1ueroc. Dem Strabcns@ omite
iibermtel en.
y,Prdiibent God .betam auf bret Weos
nate llrlaub unb 9err Qbas. &uos
wurbe als Eraiioent pro temp. 9cuablt.
Nui ein @eiu9 pou Triebcnsridter
@aaien, @eleebIdcr ansui@affen, wnroe
bet Staotanwalt bcauftra9t fit jcoen
6rieocnri9tcr ie ciu Gremplar anSu>
i6affen. Na9bcr 0crta9un9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
W. PFAENDER
gfe1p l1lt1.

Terlder,Ins seaen Teuer, Hl;t, eturm !Sasetidaben,
ebenio ihr Terlutc uor Vferoen unb 0tinDuicb burd
8rantbcit ober lnidQe.
1eeibcrS une eehcnsucriid)cru,s' in bcn be,uabrteiten
@cicai@aitcn.
Naiascfarlen Der belaantcitcn Irausporlattons : &C.
i%caidjaitcn 10 biaiG .u;e i~raenbwo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06

49,
1455sc., but casting copper is irregular at
1ls4@12c. The heavy shipments for ex-
ports continue and advices received from
the other side report further sales of Mon
tana matte at Los. -Engineering and Min
ing journal, 81.
st. Louis Stock Market-Hope was little
traded in during the past week, though the
stock managed to 60 up 2Jc., AND is now
quoted at a$2.15. The officers for tho year
1891 are: }. G. Porter, president: Luther H.
Conn, vice president; G.. A. Angel, treasurer;
Chas. Cuno secretary; August shepleigh, j..
G. Block, l.. H. Conn, Wilbur L. Beale and
1t. b. Louderman, executive committee.
Elizabeth opened at 1926 and advanced
to $3.50, bnt has since suffered a reaction of
PIG; 200 shares changed hands during the
week. 1t WAS reported that a strike had
been made, and it was much on this account
that the stock had a boom, several sales
being made at $2.67l9, seller thirty days.
but the report was not confirmed.
Granite Mountain Mining company, divi-
dend No. a, 30 cents per share. $685. 900,
payable Feb. 10, ut the Office of the
Laclede building, st. Louis, Mo.
heBi-Metallic Mining compan of Mon
tana has declared it's monthly dividend of
35c. per share. Total dividends declared to
cate, $34O,O0o.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06
COUN1

Weekly Report of Operations in n Prosper
GUS Mining Region.
A fine strike is reported in the Good
year Mining company's property near st.
Louis.
Reports come down of the strike of a fine
body of ore in the Bismarck mine, Amazon
district.
Messrs. Stateler and others are finding
very good ore in the Australian mine,
Amazon district. and are hauling to the
Boulder Sampllng works for treatment.
A strike of n three-foot body of ore is
reported III the King mine. Amazon dis.
tr1ct, near the head of the valley. The
property is owned by Dick Hammer and
others.
Fisher Bros. sen a car of ore from Basin
last week to the East Helena smelter, by
the Northern Pacific railroad. They have
Il very promising property about ten miles
up Basin creek.
The Switzerland is the big mine of Park
district just now. A few days ago a lump
OF galena ore was taken out that weighed
LOCO and another lump. estimated to weigh
1000 pounds, had to be broken to get it out,
-Townsend Messenger.
The Minah mine, near Wickes, shipped
twenty-eight CARS of ore last month. John
McCabe is in charge of the property, and is
making. it more productive and profitable
than it has ever been before. He has about
thirty men at work.
Cook g. Northrup have leased and
bonded the Alpine lode, in Peters eulch, to
Messrs. Hazeltine d Rect, who have moved
up with a complete outfit to thoroughly
prospect the mine. The property has a
shaft sixty-fve feet deep, showing a foot of
carbonate ore worth $50 a ton.
In a run of less than twenty-eipht days
last month the Elkhorn mill produced
$4,000. During the same time the receipts
from ore shipped to shelters were $l2, SO,
making the total product of the Hotter
mine $5O,07O. The working expenses for
the same time we're $22,O7O.o
Messrs. Cowan. Bembrick, Townelev.
Wilson, and Nave have leased and bonded
TO Il. ". Currin, of Boulder, and Charles
G. Griffith, of Helena, the Black FRIDAY
mine, in the Cedar Plains district, about
two and u half miles southwest OF RAIDERS
burg. The bond runs one year and the
price fixed on the property is $50, 600. The
lesses give 20 per cent of the output during
the year.-Boulder Age.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06

East Granite-Work on this property il,
progressing most satisfactorily, and sinc,
the last report one week ago the shaft ha
been retimbered and wideneI from top b.
bottom and put down about six feet deeper
besides. Thin is wonderful work and it ia
mainly due to the fact that the superintsnd-
emit, John j. WEIGH, is a practical miner
himself, and he has been ably assisted by
Michael Shovelin, the foreman, and to the
further fact that everybody employed at
the mine 10 getting four dollars per day and
only working eight hours.
1t is now understood to be the intention
of the management to allow no person to
enter the mine on any pretcxt on account
of the great delay in the work by the ad-
mission OF 30 many visitors, and they do
not care to admit some md refuse others.
preferring to admit none for the present.
at least, and likely until the next c~rosscut
il made. Two shafts lave been put to
work on the vein line twelve hundred feet
east OF the New Departure shaft, on the
Montreal, and the lead at that point shows
up stronger, wider and richer than ny
place yet discovered on the company's
ground. The stock is being held yery firm
at ono dollar, at Granite, where the most Of
1t was disposed of, and il the expectntions
of those who have examined the ground ara
realized Mt the next crosscut. Il will on
much higher without any urging.
Bi-Metsllic Extension - Everything in
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06
Silver Row County.

A two-foot vein of %ffty-ounce ore ia re-
ported to have been struck in the south
crosscut from the 15O-foot level of the
North Star and Salisbury property
This mine is owned by a company of which
Marcus DAILY, james A. Murray, DIR. G. +.
Mussi4brod and George Tong are the heay-
lest shareholders, and up to a few months
ago nearly $4,000 had been spent in an
endeavor to ind orc in paving quantities.
After sinking the shaft $50 feet the proper
ty was abandoned. Mr.. DAILY found the
water good enough for use at the Anaconda
mines and started the pumps at his own
expense. A few weeks later the water had
been lowered to. such an extent that work
could be conveniently prosecuted in the
iouth lbO-foot crosscut. Believing that n
body OF good ore existed somewhere clus.
to the shaft, several members of the com
pany started prospecting anew with results
AZ given above.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06
pRoPosAl.s-THE COMMISSIONERS OF

PROPOSALS THE COMMISSIONERS OF
! wi and Clarke county. Montana, invite
thou, and dollars, to b. Greet, d gu the present
Jail lot. in tina city Of lie emu Montana, speciu-
CATIONS, drawings and all terms, to le submitted
February 18th, 1921. the light being reserved Ia
reject sns and all plans or :: accept : modiRca,
feet sausre, beun led north aud west by s,reats
south anu east by alleys. fuiidins 10 front west
&, lo be OF granite, and Of sufficient sizs to contain
and ~jailers' rooms, The site is on . level with
the street.
BY orde Of the board.
Helena. Mont. Jan. lCth, is0L
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06

pROPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS. ARE
l invited for the care, support and mainten-
snce of the sick; poor and intrm of Lewis and
for the year succeeding March l. 1891. said pro-
posxls to cover the entire cost Of feeding. cloth
my. 'ns al: al sn na,si sans of si sa: slSs, pG s;a and id I i. .%..
dressed to the undersigned, TO he received until
February 2s, 1891. The commissioner reserve
the right 10 reject any or all bids. BY order Of
the board. j. y. 1UOKER. Clerk.
Helena. Montana. Dac, "a, leaN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06
Dividends, Copper aud stocks.

Copper remains staRnant, but no pressure
to put copper Of any description ON tho
market is noticeable. Lake is obtainable
at l4tec., and We understand that some
contracts were made for delivery over the
next W months thereat. The large buy
ers are not in the market, but continuo
their policy of reserve. Arizona copper ia
held very firmly and is we'll supported. No
pig copper IL obtainable below l1NM 1pc..
and no Arizona ingot copper below l3h@
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
A OF MONTANA, AUDITORS OrFIcE.0
DEPARTMENT. OF INSURANCE.

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
HELENA, January 20, 1891.
1t is hereby certified, that the State Invest
ment and Insurance Company, located al Ssn
francisco in ths state Of Cali
fnrnia, has complied with the IN
surance laws OF this state, and il authorized
to transact its appropriate business Of Insurance
IN this state, through its duly appointed agents.
hoidlng q certificate of authority issued 81 TIN
Witness my hand and official seal the DAY and
lsEAL.l T.: A. kENNEY, State Auditor.
X, A. LUKE, d Co. AGENTS.
Helena, Mont,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MONTANA, AUDITORS OFFICE. )
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. ~
HELENA, January 70. 1871.
1t is hereby certified. that the German
American insurance Company, locateI
at New York, ia the state ~
New York, has complied with the insurance
laws of this state, and is authorized to transnct
through itsdnly appointed agents. holding 4 GER
~titicate OF authority issued BY this office, until
tho Slst day OF December, A. b. 1891.
Witness my hand and official seal the day md
year first above written. ~
lsEAl.l E.A. kENNEY. State Auditor.
II. A. LUaE, GCo., Agents,
Helena Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-06
THE MINES OF MONTANA.
An Extract from the Annual Re-
port of the Granite Mountain
Mining Company.
Operations at the East Granite
and Metallic Extension
Properties.
A Breezy Budget from J~efrerson-The
Copper Market-Stocks and
.r Dividends.

An abstract of the official report of the
directors of the Granite Mountain COM
pany for the fiscal year ending July 81.
1880, is out. A detailed average of the cost,
of milling, including twenty-six different
items of expense, gives the cost at Sc. so per
ton. The total receipts for the year, in
over, were 1878, S08.94, all being from the
mine product. The disbursements were
divided as follows:
Mining expenses, freights, Ftc.....$ 1,172,43 8 O5
supply bills, home department pur-
chases. ......... ......"..r..,.:. 4162,1f9 A
insurance :..,.......... ........... 99sSe5 IS
Home department, salaries, rent, etc. 1880 ii
Dividends No. 5t-67, inclusive. ...... 2,5OOO.OOO 90
$s,s72,6O so
From the date when operations were first,
commenced in the property October g.,
loSO) the total gross expenditures of every
kind, except dividends, has been $5.542,-
1884, and the total gross receipts $14, $685.
466.65. Including dividend No, 70, paid
October 10, 1880, the total amount paid the
shareholders has been So, 800, 600. During
the past year the receipts exceeded those Of
the preceding by $540,3OO. 90, and the dis
bursements $G32, 400. SS. The gold product
OF the mine increased 1873 per cent. and the
silver product, in ounces, Is per cent. The
inventory OF the c%ompany's property
conveying an ample supply of water has
been completed to the mills at Granite dur
ing the year. furnishing IN additional safe
guard in case of fire. The amount of ore
stopped during the year and delivered to-
mills was 63,b2S tons; shipped to smelter,
twentp-nine tons; stored, 6,881 tons; total,
7O,44O. The average assay of ore was 1884
ounces and the average saving so per cent.
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progressing satisfactorily at this mine. The
shaft is still in decomposed granite and
vein matter. A little water is coming in
now at a depth of a little more than 100
feet, but so far it can be handled with the
bucket, althoug a new pump is on the way.
Mail.
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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.

STATE or MONTANA, AUDIToR's OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
HELENA, Jan. "a, 1901.
1t is hereby certified. that the st, Paul Fire
and Marine insurance Company, located at ST.
Paul, in the state of Minnesots.
has complied with the insurance laws
of this state, and il authorized Ia
transact its appropriate business of insurance IN
this state, through its duly appointed aventE, Md
ing 4 certificate OF authority issued by tia Ufice.
until the atst day Of March, AID 1899. -
year trst above written.
lsEu.l Il, A. .kENNEY, State Auditor,
Il. A. LUXE. Aco.. Agents,
Helena, Mont