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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-11-26
NUMBER 40.
BLEW OUT THE GAS.
George Mahoney and Fred Foley
Asphyxiated in a Minneap-
oils Hotel.
MahOney Found Dead in the.
Room and Foley Had
Close Call.

Mr.. Michael Mahoney, a well-to-do
and respectable farmer, of Princeton
township, was surprised and shocked
when he received a telegram from Min
neapolis last Thursday morning in
forming him that his son George was
lying dead at Gleason's morgue in that
city. Mr.. Mahoney proceeded to Min
neapolis on the first train and found
that the sad news was only too true.
The facts as near as can be ascertained
are as follows: Mahoney and Foley ar
rived in Minneapolis, Wednesday after
noon, on their way home from Mimic.
N. D., where they had been engaged in
threshlng all the fall. They registered
at the Warwick, a second or third class
hotel on Washington Avenue. The
boys made a few purchases of clothing
and retired to their room about Il p
M Mahoney went to bed first, and
Foley asserts that he turned off the
gas. Some time after midnight, a
boarder, who had been out late. in
passing by the room occupied by Ma
honey and Foley discovered escaping
gas and heard groans. The door was
opened, Mahoney was found lying on
the floor dead and Foley was uncon-
scious. Medical aid was summoned.
but poor Mahoney was past help. Foley
was taken to the city hospital and will
recover. + ~
The bereaved father returned to
Princeton with the remains of his be-
loved boy, Friday afternoon. The
funeral took place from the family resi-
dence on Sunday forenoon, and was
largely attended. Rev. Father Jasper,
OF Duelm, conducted the services at the
house and at the Catholic burying
ground in Greenbush.
Deceased was the second son of Mr..
Michael Mahoney, and was % years old
on the 18th of July last. He was a
steady and Industrious young man and
was thought much of by all his friends
and acquaintance.
Fred Foley, the young man, who was
with George Mahoney at the time of
his death, is also we'll known in Prince
ton; his parents reside in Livonia,
Sherburne County. The two young
men had worked together all fall in
Dakota. Foley informed Mr. Michael
Mahoney that before retiring to bed he
and George counted their money, and
he took the key out of the door and
placed it on the washstand. George
went to bed first, and Foley is positive
that he turned off the gas and did not
blow it out. Foley also told him
how much money his son had.
Mr.. Mahoney now discovers that there
is over $40 missing =.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-11-26
New Excuse for Sinking Jury Duty.

All men, and especially all business
men, dislike jury service, and not few
of them make desperate effort to es-
cape the task, but it has fallen to the
lot of Albert Christmann to present
the greatest novelty in the way of an
excuse for non-service ever offered in
the district court of this county. 81.
Christmann was the second man of
the second batch of ten citizens who
ranged themselves before Judge Kerr
yesterday morning to offer excuses in
the regular form. The 0judge de-
manded his excuse, and the man made
answer:
Your honor, ask to be excused on
the ground of Interpretation. I am a
foreigner.
Ever been naturalized3' queried
the Judge.
ssNo, sir" 0:.z
Where were you born?"
I'm Minnesota.
Minnesota is in the United States.''
Yes, your honor, but doesn't the
Bible say that we are all wanderers
and foreigners on the face of the earth
and not capable of judging our fellow
men? Under that law claim to be a
pilgrim and incapacitated from serving
on a Jury"
The face of the court was a study
during the delivery of this remarkable
speech, and without an instant's hest
tation he remarked:
''You are not a foreigner, sir, but
you are mentally incapacitated from
serving on a jury with your fellow
men, and are excused from service on
that ground. .
A decorous litter from the spectators
and assembled jurors accompanied the
Biblical foreigner to the door, and he
has doubtless resumed the business of
cigar box making with a few new ideas
on the perspicacity of the Judiciary.
Pioneer Press.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
I INV P0LSKICH
w AMERYCE.

NAGEL, gtosny wydawca
,,Kuryera Brooklyasklego NJ
zbanxrutowaf, naroblwszy
Jeszcze raz tyle diug0w, jak
Gaia ia blbuia razem 2 czclon-
kami wa:ta. Najwlece] zostaf
wlnien zecerowi 3. Kvfakow
skiemu "a rooote, temu tel
W tym d}ugu dosta}y sic
czcionkl z5ankrutowanego
,,Kuryera". Pod nowym
vfascicielem pismo TO moze
]eszcze nie)aki czas p6wegetu
je, lecz upasc musi, gdyz W
New Yorku ME znaydzle sic
sni g3owa AM odpow'ednl ka-
pltaf do utrzymanla go.
Do takiego to konca dopro
wadzlia tyle wychwa'ana ma.
drosG brukowego literata war.
szasskiego On sam poszedf
tymczasem w socyalistY / OBJ
lat W Chicago spusc,zne
90 IMcl Alfonsle Chrostow
skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
KALENDARZ MARYANSKl
ma rOk Panski 1892.


Kalendarz, kt6ry juz teraz
wydawca Wiaruso daruje abonen-
tom, przyse}ajacym prsynajmnieJ
2 dolary "a gazette, zawiera co ma
stepuje:
j. Siiczme obrazki przy
splsie swletych i notatkach kalen-
darzowych kazdego mleslaca oraz
PoWi tanie now worocz
Illus stracy
2]Obraz gotYc ,,kro.
Iowa Anio15w, m6dl sig "a nami".
81 20 b az k W, pred
stawiajacych miasta / wldokl W
Ziemi swjetej.
4) Nastepujace trzy ciekawe
powiesci z obrazka ml zawlera nasz
kalendarz:
l Czcij o}ca twego matke
twoja.-II Stree sic gorzafSi.-
Ill w sluzbie tainego zwlazku.
Dalei zmaidaaja sic W
naszym kalendarzu pouczajace ar
tykuly, wfersze diuzsze krotsze,
Mysli l zdania, Zartv d ow-
wcipy! IL zabawneml obrazka-
mi oraz przedrukowana ks'azecz-
ka pod tytufem: EIeczenae
wOda pod}ug metody k5ledza
nroboszcza SEBASTY ANA
NKNEHPBD W Woer1shofen, W
bawarskiej Szwabli.
Do Kalendarza Maryahsklego
dolaczony jest ODraz AOAorO-
WV olejodruk przedstawla]acy
Matke Boska Rdzancow4, otoczonq
scenami jei swietego zywota, a
naszym abonentom dodany nadto
nastepuiace dyya RRnnai jesze
prezemta;
y Koronke "a dusze W czy-
scu poku.uJace;
y Kalendarz scienny, od-
znaczeniem wszystkich nroczystych
SWAT, obchodzonych W zlemlach
poIskich.
Cena Kalendarza Maryahskie ,
90 dla tych co WiarUSo nie abo-
nujq, wynosi % cent6w, lecz IA
mlejscowi powInni jeszcze doi2czyc
5 cent6w ma kosZta pwe6ctk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

Kazdy abonent
Nv iarusa'I kt6ry
przesle nam przynaj-
mniej 2 dolary "a ga
zete, odbierze W pre-
zencie:
y Kalendarz Mary an ski ma +. 1892
y Ksiazeczke o wjecznym zydzie
81 Testament P,otr Wielkiego.
Take prezenta te-
raz stale beda doda-
wane, / juz nawet na
Gwiazdke Mkt ME
dostanie mic wiecej.
Kto zapfaci "a
w iarusa" ma ca}y
rok naprz6d, bedzie
odblera1, opr6cz po-
wyzej wymienionych
prezent6w, bezp}atnie
gazetke powiesciowa
,,Katollk. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
NOVA OJCZySTA.

AS'S "oC fND sly, " a. oo'C,
Twej mowp, bo to der Bozy.
Pamletai sfowa naszych ojcow.
,,Kto sic wstydzl oJc6v mowy
Musi rozum mice ME zdrowy."
Celi te spuscizpe po prod
kach naszych tax, ja', szano-
wac zwyHles inne pam'atki po
Mich, DO tyllso wtedy bedziess
godnym ich potomkiem, wte.
dy tylko chluba zadowol-
nieniem beda n'eba Ia C,e-
bic spogladali beda dla Cie-
bic 0 wytrwafosc clerplwosc
pros;l.
Lecz wszeika pomoc, wszeN
datek dohry j doskonaly, a
ME mnlei iaska wytrwania W
doprem, pochodz, Cd Rnoa,
cd tego Boga, kt6ry jegclt :
cem | Panem naszvm. To tel
zawsze wsze1z!e pokazu]my,
ze jeste5my gorliwemi wyzuaw.
cam WARY W Boga, ze Go
ME tylko W sercu, W duchu i
prawdzie czclmy, ale ze p u
b cznle czesc mu odda-
jenny. W tej s'lnei goracej
sw. wlerze najszei znaldzleny
jedyny ty'ko ratunek ipomoc
wsrod nieszczesG i dolegIiwos.
CT, wsr6d przeciwnoscl prze-
sladowania, wsrod hiedy ne
dry nasze). Silna ia i goraca
wiara napelniata hufce polskie
meztwem, kiedy sill przeclwko
wleIekroc silnie]szemu wrogo-
wi, ona to natchne'a nova
otucha s1abnaca iuz ufnosc lu-
du polsklego, gdy Ks'adz Kor-
decki ma mucach Jasaej Cory
z malenka garstka walecznych
gromlt meprzejrzane zastepy
Szwedow. lWfasnle ia wiara
swieta ten uroczy dzwiek
naszej mowy ,ojczystej, to sa
owe sp6!n1e, Wa krore TAX
rzewnie nasz VITA lysfaw Sy-
rokomla wskezule, kiedy mo-
wi:
GdYby ME ia wiara wspolnego
koScioia
| gdyby ME nadz1eja co rozjas-
MA czO'd,
Gdy by ME wspolna nova, kt6ra
mas koJarzy !,
Juzby bracia braterskIch zapom-
nicli twarzy,
Lecz nadto silny wezef nasza
dole splata,
Pc miioSci ku matce brat rozpoz-
ma bra1a.
Lecz Bracie, gdybys sic Ty
sam wlasne' woll T"ego
jezyka, Twej swieteI WARY
miaf zaprze6, o wtedy blada,
wlec2na Cl biada! wtedy Bog
sic cd CleHie odwr6ci i prze
klenstwo doczesne lwleczne
mad Toba niby zlowroga chmu.
ra unoslG sic bqdzie, bo
Ten jest waIcien piekIa kary,
Co sic zaparl ojcow WARY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
ZAROZUMlAEY

ZAROZUMlALY llteracki
bankrut warszawsko o-buffalos-
ko.newyorski, wsadzony przez
miiosiernych wspofwyznaw-
COW W Chicago ma nowego
socyal,stycznego konika re
dakcyjnego z radosci ogfu.
rial do reszty ! zacz>n ma mas
uczyc, iak pisac po polsku
M.anowicie krytykuje mas, II
napisalis.my o nprzerablan1u
niepoprawnych koresponden.
cyl" WldaG, De ten blagler
]eszcze W zadnei redakcy'
europejsklei ME pracowaf,
tylko na.jwyaej nadse}al do
jaklego brukowego h,uyerha
raporsy roI'cyjne, boo oy uszy
jego byiy nawyk}y do tax
czeslo slyszanego w warszaw-
sxich redakcyach wyra1u
,przerobka" II G d Z u a
prze ero b k a, d 0 k .
ala prz zer 9 b k "a
Jezell zns redakt"rAy plsm
galIcyiskich talk czesto sic
gorsz9 ma ,,n'epopraNnN Ntyl
pism warsza w>kIah ,aklea
MONA sic dzrwlG, be redaktol
Wiarusa poszuku!e redal
cyjnego sekretarza 90 nprze-
rablanla nlepoprawnych ko-
respond"ncyl" pisanych 20
wIqkszeI czqsci przez cIemny
Iud Z Kongresowkl?" Pan
Nagel powlnlem byi wstapt
" Detroit do klasy przygoto'
wawczel tamteszego Polske'
90 Semlnaryum, W Norem
przeclle& ucznl6w zwiazko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
Liza tez tax poWiddaln.

ia tel TAX pow,adam, ze
IXty Se]m Z. N, Pgo, stosun-
kowo wypadl swietnie, a zaw-
dzlecza to przewaznie ,,agi-
tacyi przedsejmowei Wlarusa"
Bo kt0ra2 lima gazeta przy-
czyniia sic do tego?- Pra,0da
Echo, No,oe Zycte, Kuyey N
B., Hanaergka tip. anarchistycz.
ne gazety, nawet sam organ
ofclalny zwlazkowy-Zgoda-
nawo1ywaly wc!a2 Zwiazck N.
?. do zupeinego zerwanla 4
Kosclolem, Wlara ow., a
nawet Boglem. Organ Z]ed-
noczenla- Wzora . Ojczyzna-
zaiqta rachowaniem mYfek
gramatycznych Zgody, lie
miafa pawet czssu wdac sic .
MIA W powaanie.Js2a polelnike.
DziennI >Chlcagoshi ob'ecvwat
wpra wdzie wystap;c szere-
giern artykuiow orzed se;n,a-
mi i zapewniA}, Il. ma les2cze
do tego dose czasu, )ako dzlen-
ak; widocznie ieduak prze
rachowaf sic W czasie. lak to
bywa czasami z ucznlem przed
examiner. i nic ME naplsa}.
Moze tel olbrzymie pomysty
Dzlennka ME mogly sic 30
m'es:ic w mafych lego szpal.
tach.-Polak ~ Ametyce, jax
zawsze, pIotf brednie ia SEN
.nvch opsrte marzeniach. Via
rus )eden, dobro Wary Sw. i
OIceyzny najac tylko ma celu,
z prawdz,wa znajomoscla TAX
tyki pobliczne) anerykanskiei,
sklerowai swa kolubryne "
samo sedno zwlazkowe. | ira
fl.
Wlares tcz jeden prawdzl-
VIE m6gfby tryumfowac 2 re
zultat6w IX-go Sejmu zwiaz
kowego.-Dziwnie zas l, Ia
zaprawde glupio wyglada, gdy
CT panowle redaktorowle,
wbrew przekonanlu zadaniu
ktorvch cafy Seim sic odbyf,
tryumfuja niby lego rezulta-
tow. Czyzby i oni nawrocil'
sic Ia Se1mle y przejeli SIC
chrzes ;yahsk'em' przekonania.
mi Waarusa? TAX wypada u
'ch postepowania. Me chcac
jednak, by kto posadzlt lch 0
to, postarall sic poteplen1e
przez Zw;azek po;ityki VIA
r1sa -czem najleple] udowo
dnlll, ze Sem ME po lch mysll
sic odbyf, ze wfasnle dIa rich
byf niespod7ianka,
TymczAsem spokoi i nawet
zadowolenie, jaklmi redak :
tor Wiarusn wyrazlt sic . re-.
zu]tatach sejmowycE, pomimo
nlewdzlecznoscl przez Sejm
mu okazanej, swiadcza wy
mownie, ze dla nlego jego
przyjacloi wynik ob9ad seimo-
wych NE byf tax wielka ME-
spod1,anka. Czuc W lego wy
raaach zadow oleme cliowieIla,
ktory speln!wszy swoj obowia-
EEK ogiada :hoc szczuple, y
mOZe. n'eStety cnWllO Sc tYl-
ko owo"e swole gorllwei pra
cy.
Znalem czlowieka, ktory Cd
lat wielu Ma chronlczna cier,
plaf chroba. Mrzody. ktore go
okrywaiY i niezdolnym czynl-
iy do piracy, hvly dowodem,
wediug 2dania doIltorow, we
wnetrznego zepsucla Ilrwr po
chodzacego . 2bytk6w roz.
pusty. Doktorowie radzrlI o.
czyszczenIe radykaInr, odno
wIcnle krwI, i po"iadali, Dc
zewnetrzno ieczenie w.z9d6w
ma nc sic ME przyda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16
RFDAKTOR,
zW1asZcZa

RFDAKTOR, zw1asZcza
przyjety przez wydawce z mi.
tosierdzla, je2eli zaraz W pier
wszym numerze przez sleble
podplsanym rozpoczyna pole
mike dla nasycenia oso blstel
zemsty, zdradza, ID Jest samo-
lubem, dba1acym wiecej o Sic
be, niz o og6. dobro wy
dawcy. Kto AMI Ma chwlle
mad soba panowoc ME umle,
ten l pismem kierowac ME
potrah z korzyscla dla ogolu |
wydawcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

KODAKOM naszym W Ste.
venspoint i okollcy zwracamy
uwage na ogfoszenie rodaka
naszego p. j. A. Literskiego,
ktory W Stevenspolnt, ma ro-
gu ulic Clark 2giei, otworzyi
pracownla krawlecka.
Tow. sw. Jozefa " Glen
Lyon urzadza dnia 10 Pazdzler-
nlka rb. y. W ponledzlafek
teatr amatorskl bal W sail
pani Dunn ma korzysG iowa
rzystwa
DETROIT. - Pan Terski
r"bll wszystko, CO mog1, aby
zcstac wlce-cenzorem. Ola
pochlebIenia delegation spree
dawai try centowe piwo po
centow ple6 dla u,rzymania
delegatow przy zdrowiu, kar-
mll lch zrazaml q buiecakl i
toI1. Je2ell pomimo io ME
obrhno go wlececenzorem, do
wod W tenn oc2YwiSty, lie
zwIqzlowcy am ME So ambitul,
ami dbaiq 0 hygiene. (Ilur. Pol0
PkACClE IA WIARUSAs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

INC i|N"N'i''u 90 " IL I u LhClll, CHS
sto zapadat W kryzys smier-
telna. Wtedy przestraszony
wIdokle,n 2bliza]acei sic s,nler-
CT, ktora mu doktorowie gro
zlll. zgadzai sic na wszelk!e
ich przeplsy nietylko dla cla-
ia, ale j dla duszy. Poseiat
nawet 20 ksiedza wyb,era]gc
na'pobfazliwszego 2 pomledzy
poblaallwych, za1ewafsle pred
MIN }za,ni ! biagal o mllosier-
die, pr1yobiecujac poprawe
2yc'a ma pr2ysztosc sclsle do
przykazah zastosowan,e
sic. Jak tylko jednak minefa
kryzys l ustapifo nlebezpie-
czenstwo, powracat do daw
nego trrybu zycla nlerzadne.
go.
Oby tylko Zwlazek N. P.
ME nas wzor tego czfowieka
po>tepowaf sob'e.
Wldzelismy JUL boviem
dawuiel, ze z. N. P. " ch wi
ZACH krytycznych uda wal
wielce pobolnego, wzywaf
pomocy kslezy po!skich, zez
walaf nawet ma wszelkle przez
Mich przedf ozone poprawki
do konstytucyi; chociaz potem
n,gdY sic do Mich W praktyce
ME zastosowaf. Gdy sic jednak
ma nres7czeroscl postepowanla
lego poznall ksieza polscy i
odstapili 60, znowu W kryty-
cznej Nhwll, gdy smiertelna
grozlia kryzys, zwr6clf sic re
wszelfxem oznakami skruchy
i przyrzeczeniem poprawy 90
amerykahsklego biskupa, kto-
ry tenn fatwiej szczerosci jego
stow uwlerzyt ma lepsze ly-
Gle swego blogosia wlehstwa
mu udzlelil.
Czy zostanle jednaK Z. N.
T. wlernym Drzyrzeczenlom
tym? W imie Kosciola i
Polski powiadam: Daj Boze.
" duszy JednaN, doswiadcze
MEM nauczony, watpie, a2eby
dotrzymat Slows
Chorego, ktorym wspom-
nia}em, bolesny spolkaf koniec.
Kllkakrotuie oszukawszy dok-
torow kslezy, W koncu W
naJkrytycznIe)szel chwlli byl
przez nich opUszczonv. Z}orze.
czac i b!uznrac, W rozpaczy ay-
cia dokonai.
Szczerze powiadam: MECH
Bog zachowa cd tak'ego konca
z. N. P. Boo to kosc z kosci
naszych i cialo 2 ciaia naszego.
= W Jego rece Zw'azku przy.
szfose.
Rekojmia lepsze1 dla ZwIqz.
KIN przyszioscl jest pewnns
cIa nowy legc Cenzor, ob.
PrlybyszewSil czIowiek
zacny wielce rozsadny, )e.
den 2 tych s1czerYch beznto-
resownych patryotow, Jak,ml
Iwlazek rzadI<o poszrzycIG sic
mo2e Jego wpIyw moze exa-
zac sic w!elce zbawcnnym Ola
tel lnstytucr}.
Nicmai4 tel przysiugq
wyswIadczyl Sem Iwiazhown,
zakazujqc umeszc2ania " Igo.
dy,o Kozackich artykul0w Teo-
IDpa y enfuLSn,v w ta,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

ZALECAt sic Maciek Ma
rynie, poki wldziaf pofcie W
komlnle. = Nagel bardzo gor.
1--WE pracowaf Ia Sejlnie W
lsb'e i komisyach, dop6kl
miaf nadzleJe zostanie redak
torem Zqody, lecz skoro tyl-
ko ia 60 opuscila, preciutko
wymknaf sig cichaczem z
2 mlasta, choc wiele jeszcze,
bylby sic m6gi sprawie naro-
dowe1 przysluzyc praca W roz.
nycn komisyach. To szybkie
ulotnlenle sic Detroit pod
padfo nave, lego druchowi
Neumano", cd ml]waucklego
KUyero.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

P4acacy teraz "a
WIARUSA najlepiej
zrobia, jezeli uregu-
LULA rachunek zaraz
do Nowego roku.
w ygodniej bedzie to
i dla mich i dla mas.
Zapisujacy sobie
wv iarusaE' , powinni
naprz6d zap4acic a.
bonament, inacze:j
gazeta i'm ME bedzie
pose1ana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

z. Brodowsklemu, k,Gry W
rzeczYwlstoscl dusza by} trgo
Sejmu.
B. d.
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

ANTONIEMU MAtEKO.
WI, generalnemu sek1etarzo~
wi Zwiazku Narodoweg. Pol :,
s';'ego, ME wolno odtad, ma
mocy uchwaln Sejmu Zwiaz.
kowego W Detroit, trzylnac W,
swoim rekn 2aGnych zwiazko-
wych p:eniedzy.
len kompromitujacy wyraz
nIezaufanla spotkaf Maiika
"a ]ego podle Intrygowanle
przeciwko W1MusoWl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-16

wych darmo Gwlcza, a ME
porywac sic IA ncwo do RE
czy, ktorym ''nozg jego me
dorosl. Cbleb redakto:ski "a ge-
be twardy na jego zeby, iak
otworzy zacznie drugich po-
uczsc. to mn ulicznicy chica-
goscv zaspie waia ustep bru-
kowel piosnki warszawsklej
.Warto 90 ma ro2nie uplec,
drnglch uczy, a sam giu-
p'ec".
PISMA ze Wschodu don0--
sza, II ks. Bronlkowskl T.
Brooklyna mianowany zostat
pralatem.
AGENTEM Wlarusa W
South Bead, Ind, lest p. VIM
Gently Niedbalskl, 715 S.
Chaplin Str.
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tailed, giving as an illustration that IL ia az
necessary to mining AZ preparing the ground
for the reception Of seed is to farming. He
showed more, that 'deadwork," so-cAlled-
a term which he takes exception to-has
yielded quite 30 per cent. more than has
been expended upon it. He recommends
the most vigorous development of the En-
pire lode, which he expects i'll the future to
equal rs n producer the famous Drum
Lummon mine" With regard to the Drum
Lummon itself, he urges its exploration i'll
depth, and, as an inducements. mentioned
that the mine is equipped SO that the shaft
can be carried down 1900 feet, and also tho
extraordinary similarity between its lode
and that of the renowned Comstook nine.
The last part of his address was devoted
to the partial retirement of himself and
Mr.. Robinson from the %company's service,
after seven years residence at the mine.
Practically, the concern will, as heretofore.
have the benefit of his services rs one of
the board i'll London, whilst it will have the
advantage of those Of Mr.. Robinson's near
the spot. Mr.. Robinson will visit the mine
several times in each week, whilst Mr.. Bay
Hiss will probably go there at least once i'll
each year 1t is not a case, Mr.. Bayliss
said, of rats leaving a sinking ship. There
is a ship, but there are no rats. The ship
is still being guided at home and abroad
by the men who have already steered it SO
we'll, and it is apparently bound for that
of prosperity to which the speech
and the metaphor of Mr.. Bayliss alike
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-18
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN..


Charles S. Fell, of Gallatin county, was
appointed n notary public yesterday by
Gov. Ioole.
The United States circuit court heard a
adjourned until 10a.m N. to-day.
No session of the United States grand
jury was held Yesterday owing to the illness
of Mr.. II. knippenberg, the foreman.
A deed was filed for record yesterday from
Eugene French to Nellie Simpson of lot IL,
block X, Blake addition; consideration,
$500.
The Rev. Geo. b. Day, of Chicago, a clas-
steal scholar and one of the leading expon-
ents of Christian science, will deliver a free
lecture at the opera house next Tuesday
night, entitled 1.-The Lost Thought Found"
Notices of lode and placer locations filed
yesterday were as follows: G%reenhorn dis
trict; Deer Lodge and Old Timer lodes, by
Hugh McGinty; Canyon creek, three placer
locations of twenty acres each, by E.. S.
Jacob.
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An Anaconda RumOr.

A New York paper revives the story of the
sale of the Anaconda company's properties
to an English syndicate in the following
fashion:
The impression that the Anaconda
mines shutdown is wholly due to Il dis
pute with the Montana Union railroad over
freight rates seems to be losing credence in
this city. 1t is known that the negotiations
for the sale of the property to an English
syndicate, which was started some time
ago, is about to be eliminated. A we'll
known English guarantee company having
headquarters in this city, through two of
its agents sent to Montana for that purpose.
has just completed a five weeks examina-
ton of the syndicate's bookf. This latter
fact, coupled with the report that Il first
payment of 81, 01O, 900 has been made, leads
to the report that the rate controversy is
only secondary, and that operations will be
resumed when a transfer Of the property
has been made, and that in the meantime
the question of rates will receive a settle
melt.'
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The Fourth of July.

John Sheenan, the new superintendent of
the Fourth of July, has arrived at Ruby
City and taken charge of the development
work on the mine. lie took with him a
force of his old employees, who awe all been
put to work in the mine. The Ruby Miner
says that at present the work is confined to
getting the mine in shape for extensive I'M
foreground operations, as the end of a shut
down always finds the property unfit for
immediate work. The double compartment
shaft is dry to the 1O0-foot level, but below
that it is wet and the water will nave to be
pumped out. The machinery is being re-
paired and put together and in a few days
will be ready for use.
President j. X. Clark will visit the camp
within thirty days, and meanwhile the mine
is to be worked as thoroughly as possible.
On his arrival, though, a larger scale of
operations will be inaugurated and the
Fourth will then become one of the heav-
lest enterprises of the mining world.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-18
Two West Side Mines.

Work IN the Ground Squirrel claim south
of the Harris Lloyd is progressing in the
shaft, which has reached a depth of about
120 feet. 1t is the intention of the ~lessees,
Messrs. Carter and Chambers, to sink to the
200-foot level before cioss-cuttinC. The
ground passed through shows unmistakable
evidences of u body of copper-silver ore
somewhere below. boulders of ore having
been encountered at various depths from
the surface. The ground belongs to S. V.
kemper u Co.. who have held it since early
in the sos, and may vet prove a bonanza.
At the Monitor, which adjoins the Ground
Squirrel On the east, work has been sus-
pended, for what reason is not known on
the outside. A short time ago a large body
of ore was struck in the south 25O-foot
cross-cut and many tons of it were hoisted
to the surface and dumped into the bins,
but Notwithstanding this strike the pumps
nave been hoisted from the shaft and york
discontinued. 1t is rumored that the cause
for the shutdown lies in the fact that there
is no sale at present for copper ores. which
has within the last few months been the
cause of two or three other individual cop
per-producers ~suspending operations until
such time as the CONNER market again as
sumes its normal condition.