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lower one has never been prospected At
certain spots gold has been cleaned from
a lava bedrock, showing a little water
action. The gravel deposit is traced
sontEWar'l toward its source almost Into
and under Baldy mountain. The same
character Of gold is found on the oppo-
site side, Wherp the prospects at present
arc very tlattering. Prospects in drifts
from the Alder Gulcll side show enor-
mously rich results, but the flow Of water
interrupted that mode Of working. Gold
and silver-hearing quartz strata are dis
t'irbcd in nearly every hiilock, mountain
ridge or ravine bordering Alder Gulch.
Deposits Or low grade free gold quartz
occur to the eastward. where the lava
overflow il penetrated by shafts, and also
beyond whore the lava terminates, The
same is found ut the head OF the gu]ch.
Westerly many small veins are exposed
and more or less prospected. There arc
big led@cs of gneiss with quartz strata
pretty thoroughly mineralizra. Geuer-
ally speaking they show considerable
displacement THIS is accounted for by
| every evidence Of glacial action Some
pi the highest grade tests are from a
/ combination of antimonial silver antl re
iraciorN ores arc quite common. But
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-27
SPIRIT oF The PRESS.
Two Mistakes Enough.

Montana has had two mining camps as
her capital already-Bannack and Nir-
ginia City. Now Butte wants it, but
there is no doubt but that Montana peo-
pie have'learned something by experience
and will vote for its permanent location
in a place not solely dependent upon
mining. .--Philipsb Mail.
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DR.. PRICES BAKING POWDER.


Supplying the Army, Navy and Indian
Departments.
The purchasing agents OF the nlted
States government have ordered nearly
ono hundred thousand pounds OF l}r.
Prices Baking Powder in the first five
months Of this year, 1892,
The government exercises great care
in selecting the supplies Of all kinds, re-
jecting everything that is not OF the best,
and the very fact that it has adopted DR..
Prices Baking Powder is proof that 1t
has found it the best Of all the haklng
powders, Dir. Prices is peculiarly
adapted for export, as neither long sea
VOYAGES nor climatic changes affect it,
this brand keeping fresh aud sweet for
wears, while other baking powders dete-
riorate rapidly.
1t is guaranteed to the guvernment to
be Il pure cream OF tartar powder Tree
from ammonia, alum or other harmful
substances, and it is also the only baking
powder prepared by a physician OF high
standing.-C Chicago Inter Ocean.
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AROUND The THRONES.

The Prince Of Y al is getting stouter
all the time, and Ii W yerges on the pom
derous.
The crown Of St. Stephen, king Of Hum
gary from $50 to 1915, is still preserved
with the ancient regalia in the fortress
palace of Buda-Pesth.
The boy crown prince Of Germany, it
is said, is destined by his mother to be
the future husband Of Wilhelmina, the
child queen Of Holland.
The emperor Of Germany has a great
horror Of betting, and would like to
make it illegal, II he dared, among the
officers Of the Prussian army.
The empress Of China never travels
without taking with her 5000 dresses,
which are contained in 600 boxes, each
taking two or more coolies to carry,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-27

Some people are constantly troubled
with boils-no sooner does one heal than
another makes its appearance. A thor
ough course of Ayers Sarsaparilla, the
best of blood-purifers, etfectually puts
an end to this annoyance. We recon-
mend a trial. 1t
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An interesting love letter has 7usr
been discovered in the British museum,
craven in cuneiform characters on a
small tablet and is a proposal Of mar
riage from & Pharaoh for one Of the
daughters Of the king of Babylon. This
curious document is dated l. $50 years
before Christ.
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The Butte water company is building
Il 10OOfout trestle in the flat south Of
town for the new water service. The
company has 2i5 men on the payroll
At the reservoir the force is still eXca-
vatin@ for bed rock. Manager Carroll
says the reservoir will be four times
larger than people have any idea Of.
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The new converter building, for the
construction of which the Anaconda com
pany is now advertising for bids, Will be
erected 1t Carroll. 1t is to contain six
teen c0nynrtpts. This construction work
will rive employment to a number Of
additional men--Anaconda Review
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Labor Day. as set apart by the Montana
legislature, falls on September 5. and
will be generally observed throughout
the state.
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flceI Lodge, Mont, having bought aud put i'll the
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-27

The following is the assignment Of the
preachers Of the VI. L. Church, South,
for the ensuing Year: Helena district,
j. L. squires, presiding elder: Helena
station, r. H. Shaeifer: East Helena, l..
Br;mble; Butte station, to be supplied:
Deer Lodge. ". NJ. Britt: Great Falls, to
be supplied; Boulder and Alhambra, r.
S. Clark: Whitehall and Willow Creek,
W. I. Goulder; Townsend, Z. i. Lee;
Bozeman, S. B. Tabor; Belgrade circuit,
B. II. Warren; Stevensville and Corvallis,
w. o. WagSener and L. j. Stanley; Upper
Bitter Root, T. ". Flowers: Wallace. to
be supplied; Demersville, to be supplied;
Editor Montana Methodist, L. j. Stanley;
transferred, B. D. Price to Arkansas con
ference: A. G, Couey to TENNESSEE con-
ference; ]. B. Parnall to Columbia con-
ference
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Arthur kleinsrhmi(lt, Of Helena, re-
Gently returned from a hunting trip to
Bald mountain. He states that lie and
seven other boys ran down 4 big She bear
and four cubs one day. Seven bullets
were put into the old one without any
apparent effect, until the dogs worried
her SO that one pf the boys walked up to
her and put the muzzle OF his gun into
her mouth. She began chewing on it,
when the boy pulled the trigger and the
bear dropped dead. Two OF the cubs
We're lassopd. kleinschmidt has one of
them at home.
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A herd pl fourteen head Of buffalo has
been discovered ~ one ol tile buttes of
the Rocky mountains IL the BIaclfoot
reservation. A corral is being built
around the foot Of the butte and the herd
will be preserved. They are said to be
vow fine sInecimens,
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COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
NoIne and Preparatory Courses. Special
Courses in Art Music, TypeMEiting, steno
gtnDiy bookkeeping and SchooIof Mines
Department Of Engineering ana Chemistry,
including Mathematics, surveying, Mechanical.
t:Ti! and Mining Engineering, Aletallutgg Min-
.,t3esy sss;.gtng General, AnllFtica and AE-
Piled Chemistry, BloWppe Analysis, Etc. 0peil
u both sexes on equal terms.
For terms, etc, Apply to Rev. Ja!nes Reid,
President Deer Lodge Mont.
I aEABlE BROTHERS q CO,
---BANkERs-=
Deel Lodge, Alontar;l. DO General Buf;Nins;
Business and Draw Exchange on I'LL the rrin
oja cities Of the world.
,,als.s0l Attention given given to eoileetions
..iss; Remittances Promptly made, NJ" York
correspondent. Importers and TRADERS. National
Entis New York City, \. Y.
$. +. IAn,n1n c. X. I.ARHAHEE. II. s REED.
- --zz---zz-z-=---
E,lKaT NATIONAL BANK.
HELENA, MONT.
Pat5 up Capital. s5oo.oUo. Surplus and Profits.
s7u0On0
Interest allowed on time deposits General
blls!5tns business Transacted. Safety deposit
hlNes for rent.
DIRECTORS
4 T. IAUsER, President.
z W kNlGuT, Cashier.
Ii kIElNscu1IlDr Assistant GaShiar.
tsEtt, H. HILL. I'd Assistant Cashier.
GRANVILLE STuAKr. Stoel1-gruwer
Hon L. C. POWER. {. :. Senator.
i C. CURTIN Clarke Conrad Curtin
Il $. HAMILTON Capitalist.
O. r. ALLEN. Mining and Stock-groWer.
{,HAs X WELLS, Merchant
4. NJ HOTTER Pres. A. NJ Hotter Hardware Co.
ASSOCIATED BANKS.
Northwestern National Bank Great Falls.
First National Bank, Missonla First National
Bunk. Butte.
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most approved machinery tor generating
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Ice cream soda at Charley Kenyons
every day and Sunday. ;3t
Go to the City Drug Store for all kinds
of fly paper. 5-tf
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ltSslcAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES,
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

VAN &C NDY Y MILLER.
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Nm r#rDUrate Drinks with experienced work
l1en III thurgH, are prepared 10 furnish
theln bottled or in e1ltrsps tor fountains,
Promptly on notice and as low as any house in
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II was thus that Mr. Failweather
earned the reputation Of discoverer and
the Stuart expedition chronieltd as the
direct cause Of the discovery Of Alder
Guch and the consequent rapid deNeI=
npment Of the territary.. Virginia City
Correspondence OF Granite Star
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The proposed new Butte and Anaconda
road is taking definite shape and will
probably be built at an early day. A
party Of surveyors are now busily at
work locating the most practicable right
4I aNal ----
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VI MERCHANT TAILOR.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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tile state Address orders to
y.lS titfsuY u MILLER Deer Lodge Mont
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The Butte wheclmen who attended the
meeting of the state league carried back
With them such good reports Of the Hell
cna Bicycle track that the wheelmen Of
Butte are now talking of building . rae
ing track.
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NEWS OF THE STATE.
a WEEKS RESUME OF MONTANA'S
MOST NOTABLE EVENTS.

w. e. Norris & Bro, confectioners at
Helena, have made an assignment. Their
liabilities are $2,159: assets estimated at
$S.G15.
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once over William Colemans Store. Deer
Lodge. Montana.
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a. s. CKANSON.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
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Office West Side Court Square. Deer Lodge, Mont.
Iractces i'll all the courts OF tile State Special
nttnnLiNn to ConNeNLncing and COLLECTIONS.
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! Arabic BROTHERS co.
--BANkEI}S-
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Tho case Of Mrs. +. y. Prnrose Us, Tie
Pacific Life Insurance Company. Of Cali
rprnia, FIR $4,000 on life policy. has
bren transferred from the district court
of Silver BOW county to the United States
district court.
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Nurlnli and Preparatory Courses Special
Courses in Art, Music TypeMEiting Stenoz
Efapllst Bookkeeping and schooio Mines.
Department Of Engineering ana Chemistry,
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F!ied Chemistry, BloWppe Analysts, Etc 9pe't
Ia h0tl sexes on equal terms.
For terms, etc, apply 10 Rev. james Reid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-21

country the same privileges enjoyed by the
subjects of the most favored nations, and
that Congress has not lawfully abrogated
that treaty
The presidents further say they consider
the law an insult to the subjects Of q
friendly nation, in violation of every prin-
ciple Of justice, equity and fair dealing
between friendly powers, and an insult
which is not inflicted upon citizens or sub
: jects of any other nation. The presidents
declare that If England or any other Euro
pean nation should pass such a law in
reference to citizens of the United States
the government and the people Of the
United States would resent it. The
presidents also assert that if the law is en-
forced it will subject every Chinese mer-
chant TO blackmail of the worst type; that q
Chinese merchant residing in San Fran
cisco who may desire to travel to New
York may be stopped at every hamlet and
be arrested on a charge Of being laborer
who is not registered.
In conclusion the presidents referred to
the fact that Collector Quinn said the Of
ficers OF the six companies might be liable
to the United States government for in
citing the Chinese to disobey the laws.
In response the presidents say their at
tention has not been called to sny law
which makes 1t crime for them to advise
their fellow countrymen that they have
the right to disregard law which is in
violation of the constitution and treaty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-21
WARD M'ALLIsTER'S SON.
His Young Wife Now Threatening Him with
q Suit for Divorce.

His Young Wife Now Threatening Him with
q Suit for Divorce
NEWPORT. R. L, Sept. 20.-Newport So
ciety, which has only recently been greatly
excited over the publication of the secret
marriage of Hayward Hall McAllister, son
of Ward McAlllster, to Miss Jennie Mar
many, of Savannah, Ca, some time ago,
was again in fiutter to night on report
that the young wife of McAilister had
visited Newport few days ago and threat
ened him with arrest on the ground OF
desertion and non-support MIR. Nc
Allister is quite popular here. II was
stated further that family conference
had been held in regard to afimony, as the
result of Mrs. McAllister's visit to New
port When Ward NcAllister was seen
about the matter he said: at is 8 private
as well IS delicate matter. There were
no threats on either side. There was a
con terence of lawyers few days sgo.
Park Commissioner Albert Gallup, of New
York and Francis B. Peckham, of this
place, the leal ing lawyer of Rhode Island,
represented my son. There will be NO
sensational Developments, don't you
know"
Mr.. Hayward McAllister confirmed all
that his father had said. Mrs. McAllister,
jr., had visited Newport in company with q
mutual friend" who, he presumed, hoped
for some sort of reconciliation. No money
considerations were exacted by his wife.
/ asked why she came here with q law
yer. He replied that be did not know. He
spoke kindly of his wife and appeared very
calm.
did she come here to serve you with pa
pers for 8 DIVORCE inquired.
81 think so, said Mr.. McAllister, "but
understand that there were no threats. and
the matter of elimouy was not mentioned.
She has been badly advised. 1t all remains
with her as to divorce. If she wants 1t
she can have it. But remember, l have
not taken the initiative. The matter is
wholly in the hands of my lawyers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-21
Yesterdays BAsEsALL GAMES
At wAsHINaTo,

AT WARRINGTON.
Darkness stopped the game in the eighth,
saving the Senators worse defeat.
Washington. 1; New York, 5. Batteries
--Killen, Mcclure; Rusie, Ewing.
Ar BALTIMORE
The only thing Baltimore did success
fully was to make errors
Baltimore, Q; Boston, Is. Batteries
Gumbert, Robinson; Staley, Bennett.
AT CINCINNATI.
TIE Reds won out in the ninth by heavy
batting.
Cincinnati, z; Louisville, 8. Batteries
Dwyer. Chamberlain, Murphy; Sanders,
Merritt.
AT CHICAGO.
Luby was invincible, excepting In the
seventh, when the Browns pounded atm.
St. Louis, 4, Chicago 4. Batteries
Gleason, Buckley; Luby, Schriver.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Though Brooklyn couldn't hit Keefe abe
managed to score q victory
Philadelphia, L Brooklyn, q Batteries
--Keefe, Clements; Stein. Kinslow.
AT CLEVELAND.
a passed ball by thinner in the fourth
settled sharply played game in the visi-
tors favor.
Cleveland. /; PIttsburg. 2. Batteries
Cuppy, thinner; Baldwin, Miller.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-21
Rich discoveries.

The mill at Banner, Ida, is still running
successfully, showing what tho mines are
capable of producing with mills of greater
capacity.
The New Jersey company and John
Henry are pushing development work on
their mines in Beaver district. The Edna,
located last May, has been sunk on to the
depth OF oyer thirty feet where the vein is
over six feet wide of exceedingly rich ore
The company operating these mines is a
very strong one, and will, as soon as a
depth of 200 feet is attained, put up reduc-
ton works. Beaver district, in which the
mines are situated. had been run over by
thousands of prospectors since the
discovery of gold in Boise basin. but
not until A. w. Dunn went in three
or four years ago was it sus-
pected that any of the mines contained
silver. MIR. Dunn, while passing through
there, discovered surface ore rich in chic
rides of silver, and Immediately went TO
work making locations. A short time after
the discovery he sent four tons TO Banner
for reduction, that yielded 500 per ton.
Since that time he has had no ore milled,
but has spent his time developing several
of his mines, all of which show exceedingly
well. M. H. Ksmpner and Vivian Thorne
also nave several GOOD properties pretty
well developed. Altogether there are be-
tween thirty and forty locations in the dis
trict-all showing ore on the surface Most
of the veins can be tapped at the depth of
several hundred feet by tunnel, and they
are exceptionally well located for conven-
lent and profitable working. To take ma
chinery to them no road building wit be
required, and timber and water are in
abundance. 1t is hoped and expected that
several companies will be operating there
within year. and that reduction works
will be erected. When that is done hun
dreds of miners will find steady employ
ment there, and the proposed town of Edna
will grow to large proportions and support q
large population handsomely. These mines
are on the belt that leads through Summit
Flat and Banner, q few miles east of the
farmer district. On Summit Flat and
southwest the veins are gold bearing, in
Beaver district both gold and silver, and
at Banner silver only. 1t is believed that
the mines at Quartzburg are also on
the same belt. If such is the case the
veins are fifty or sixty miles in length At
any rate from Summit Flat east the belt ia
one of the most extensive in Idaho, and
capable. when properly developed and
worked, Of furnishing employment to
Thousands Of men. Present indications are
that the time Is near at hand, as capitalists
are turning their attention that way, and
the mines can stand the most thorough
tests.
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TIE DREADFUL SCOURGE.
The Case of Mr.. PaImer-Pneumonia Carried
Him of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should Know
the symptoms and Be on Guard.


Mr.. Wilton R. Palmer, of New York city, left
circle of friends one afternoon recently, and
received their congratulations upon his bright
and vigorous appearance. That evening he
felt tlcketing in the throat, slight pain
across the chest q chilly sensation. and he
coughed once or twice. The next day his nos
tr1ls were enfiamed, his throat sore his chest
PANIED him, his bones ached and he felt sore all
over The day following he was in bed, with
physicians shaking their heads, and the third
day he was dead from pneumonia, which he
failed TIC take in time.
There are ten thousand men and women in
America today in the same condition as Mr..
Palmer when leaving his friends, but they do
not know it. The slightest appearance OF the
symptoms above named should strike terror to
any man or woman. sudden chill means the
beginning of pneumonia; aches and pains
throughout the body are the first symptoms.
1t is necessary to bring about reaction at
once. How. then, is the best way of bringing
about reaction? Ask any physician and he
Will tell you to use pure whisky. No matter
how pre1udiced any one may be, pure WHISKY
at such time is a necessity but unfortunately
there are few pure whiskies in the world and
In fact there Is but ore that has received the
unqualified endorsement OF physicians, chem
lists and the highest authorities, and that is
Duffy's Pure Malt. This remarkable whisky
which is sold by all first-class druggists and
grocers. will absolutely check the first ap-
proach of pneumonia, while at the same time it
is certain to build up the wasted system. 1t
deserves to be kept in every household, not only
to be used in cases of emergency, but to assist
in prolonging life and bringing health aad hap
piness
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HELD UP BY THIEVES
How Idaho Passengers We're
Scared to Death.
A List of Crimes and Casualties Inflicted
Upon the Good People of Our
Neighboring state.

a daring and successful robbery occurred
on the west bound train Thursday after
noon. just after the train had left Nysa, a
station on the Short Line twenty five miles
west of Caldwell, man in one of the
coaches approached two of the passengers,
asking change for So, at the sam etime ten
dering that amount The unsuspecting
passengers Immediately drew their pocket
books searching for change when two con-
federates of the man wanting change ap-
peared on the scene and snatched the
pocket books from the owners hands. The
coach was Immediately in uproar, but the
robbers coolly drew six-shooters and
pointed them at the excited passengers or
dering them to their seats and to remain
quiet. Then they found seats themselves
with their guns trained for action, and the
train pulled into Ontario. AS the bobbers
did not leave the train on It's arrival, the
trainmen telegraphed the officers at Pay
cite to meet them. It was not until some
distance out of Ontario that the trainmen
discovered that the trio was not with them
they had quietly dropped from the train
when pulling out of Ontario-and on their
arrival at Payette they had no robbers.
Constable Edwards Immediately took a
freight train back, and leaving deputy at
Ontario came on TO Caldwell, arriving here
about 6 D. M, when he received dispatch
from Ontario saying the robbers were at
that place. He took the first train back,
confident that he would land his men be-
fore morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-21
AFTER THE CHAMPIONS.

Corbett Challenged by Mitchell and Dixon
by Bill Baxter.
New York, Sept 2O.-A local sporting
journal receivee cablegram from London
today stating that Bill Baxter had issued 8
challenge 10 fight George Dixon. the col
ored feather weight champion. for s., 500
or 1000 side, and the largest purse Of
Tered for the feather weight Championship.
The message also says Charlie Mitchell has
deposited forfeit of 950O and renewed his
challenge to fight Jim Corbett the cham
pion OF the world. for SO, 900 side and a
purse of $4,000 il the Olympic club in Feb
ruary Mitchell says Corbett must fight
in six months or forfeit the championship.