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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-22
IT LOOKS GOOD.

Large Vein Of Orc Discovered Near CO.
Iumbia Falls.
Recently Messrs. Chilson. Stanley, Haw-
kins end Golden discovered a large vein of
silver-lead ore. carrying a percentage of
gold, in the Bad Rock mountains, two miles
east of this city, SAYS the Columbian. The
first specimens wee brought to the city
Sunday, and samples were GENT away for
analysis. The ore is pronounced good by
all who have examined il critically and only
the assaysr's returns are needed to decide
the true value of the mineral. There is an
immense vein. sraceabls for over a mile,
and the quantity and it's close proximity to
the railroad would make the ore valuable
even If it proved to be low grade. The dis
covery has confirmed the belief of many
persons that the mountains just east of Co
Iumbie Falls contained mineral in paying
quantities, and has afforded q stimulus to
prospecting that may cause those mountains
30 be thoroughly prospected. The dis
coverers of the ore have located tho exten-
sions to the original claim, so oonfdent ars
they of the value of their find.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-22
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

A meeting of the state furnishing board
is to be held at the court house to-day.
The Columbian association will hold Z
meeting at the Board Of Trade rooms 81
three p. m. to-day.
Sunday was quiet day for the police.
but q few arrests being made. They wsrs
all for small odeDses.
The Northern Pacific pay car from Hell
ena disburs.d several thousand dollars in
MissonIa on Saturday.
The members of the state board Of edu.
cation will leave Helena for MissOulA to
day to locate the state university.
Arguments to the jury will commence to
day in the case of the st. Louis Mining
and Milling company W. the Aontans
company limited.
Tho ball to be RiveE at the auditorium on
May % promises to be q great success. II
will be under the auspices OF the A. o. d.
Tickets can be had OF the committsss and
al r. II. CIewelvs book store ON Main
street.
A meeting of the Elk special ticket COM
mittee il to be held at The Helena On =
row evening at eight O'Clock. On Hednes-
day evening there will be a joint meeting
of all the committees to further arrange
for the reception and entertainment of the
Butte Elks.
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Ronlder District

Among the great number Of mineral LOGS
lions made in this district are quite . NUM-
Der owned either entirely or TO she extent
of a controlling interest in them BY citi-
zsns of Deer Lodge. The johnson lode. .
patented claim. one snd y half miles below
Princeton and but three miles from rail d
Flint station. 10 the property OF J. 4. Van
Guniy and O.. b. Gates. the first named
gentleman being Of record for ssyen-sighth
therein. The johnson 10 = cepper-silvsr
producer: years sgo Is shipped a number OF
tons Of its ore Of the value of ninety ounces
in silver and 70 per cent copper Per ton.
Sine. that time no work has been done
upon il. The mine 10 dry. we'll situated
with reference to the transportation OF its
ores as the main wagon Dad passes within
200 feet Of its lines and the railroad within
threo and 4 half miles,
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A Promising Lead.

While it may not be generally known,
because there has not been much said
about she matter. it Is q fact nevertheless,
that the MOTT promising quartz lead in
the stale has been Located near the crest of
the main range, about twenty-five miles
from sheridan. says the Post. The dis
eossrer Is Ar. II. Il. Mcneil. who 10 in the
city now equipping himself for this season.
Interested With him in tho camp is DR.. III.
/. Ross, a mineral expert, asaayer and cap
i~tslist, from Nova Scotia; Capt. g.. G.
TX well. of the Britlsh army, also q CAPT.
tsiist, and a Dir. Slater, VINO comes from
Canada on u tour of investigation. The
latter three gentleman left Sheridan for tine
ranch OF Hon. George L. Beck, where they
will await the arrival of their assavine np-
Paratus and other goods. when they will be
joined by AE. MCNEIL aId 20 at once t.
the camp On the mountains.
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PERSONAL.

J.. F. T. Rymap. of Nissoula. Is in town.
Fl. BurreII. of Great Falls, 10 in the city.
w. ii. johnson, of Miles City, Is at The
Helena.
Alex Gillian. Of Boulder, spent Sunday
in the capital.
James A. Coram, Of Great Falls. il at the
Grand Central.
Richard Gillandsr wHs in the city yester-
day from Livingston.
Neil Clemens and F.. p. Smith, OF Deer
Lodge. are at the Grand Central.
William Il. Murray and Lloyd Cannon.
of Empire. are at the Grand Central.
Henry Longmaid. tho well known mining
man was in town yesterday from Empire.
Charles Z. Severance and family. OF
Meagher county, are at The Helena from
Okla.
Mrs. D. Fisherman and children and her
sister. Miss Dora FIIgsImau. left yesterday
for California.
SIRE. w. g. Preuitt. who has been in the
south Tor soma time. ia expected home the
latter part Of this month. She 10 now Wis
iting Miss Katie Putnam at Benton. Mich,
where the latter has a beautiful home.
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Fine Ore From the Park.

P. A. Conner was dow from the Park a
few days since and brought with him some
specimens of ore. taken from the Swi;zer-
land, that were very fine. says the Town
send Messenger. We are not prepared to
say what its assay value was, but it must
have been away up in the hundreds. The
specimens were sparkling with ruby silver.
while large punches of horn silvsE were
scattele cd through the rock. The ora body
is five feet thick. This strike places ths
value of the switzerland whore its ownsrs
have ever claimed tin the front rank.
Is ia ALEC pretty strong evidence that all
that is requisite to obtain high grade ore
is to sink. Others should DO encouraged by
this strike. There are many very fine pros
peccs in the PARK district. and We are fully
convinced thai when the propeE pumping
and hoIstin0 machinery ia plaosd on them
will begin TO pay we'll.
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besn greater than tbe whole Of the previous
tea years output PM together. Besides the
regular quarterly dividend of IS cents per
share. thrse extra dividends of 50 cents Per
share have been paid In she past vrnr n
q half. Hope stock IL nov worth S5.JV per
share, being within kl.5O OF Granite Noun
tain. December Inst was the banner month
of tire COMPANY. when $4,000 vas turned
ont of a ten-stnmp mill. Ire Hops mine.
as II we'll known. il not . true assure vein.
and the present ore body is the best the
company ever had. ME. RingeIinR does nos
anticipate such = record in this fotufe. 80
the rich ore body has nearly reached tfs
end, but shers ID NO telling whss the dia-
mond d.: il! will nsxt uncover.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-22
THE MINES OF MONTANA.
The Glengarry Bonanza Which Has
Taken Place in the Front
Rank.
For Several Months It Has Yielded
the Four Leasors $4,000
Per Day.
AR Pr.vious Records broken by the Ana
conda pany in Its Output OF Ore
Last Month.

When F. A. Heinzs wa forced to suspend
operations on the rich Estolla mine some
months ago shere were few mining men IN
Butte who believed that another property
eoualiy as rioh in mineral! vould be disoov-
cred for many years to come. Yet Mi.
Heinze with scarcely an exertion. has fe-
cured a mins during the present rear which.
In extent of ore body nnd quality will dis
count the famous Esselia, which for several
months yielded four poor leassrs over
$1,000 per day each, says the Butte Inter
Mountain. Reference is here made TO the
Glsngarry No. 9, which during the past
three months has taken rank with the
arsstas. producers of the district. outside OF
the Auaconda properties. At present. sixty
eight zen are employed and nearly 2U
tons of ore are daily ahipped TO the Heiuze
smelter. Two crews OF men are snRagco Ia
drifting on the 800 foot level whiis she
balance of the force find empioymsns IN
stopping out the rich ore bodies d tns lo
and 200 foot levels. ME. HeinZe 81
snred a bouanza when he bonded the
G!eucsrry for tho insignificant sum OF
3GO. 900, and that he will raise the
bond whom the limit of his lease expires
there is not she least doubt. When he does
10, instead of the shanty-like hoist now on
the property a building equal to any in tee
district and equipped with machinery ca
pablo Of developing the mine to . great
DEPTH. will be erected, and in all probable
ity a new shaft will DO developed.
The Anaconda company during the pass
month broke all previous records for its
output of ore. For the past thirty days
there has been an average shipment OF l4o
cars of ore per day or 1920 cars for the
month. This ia equal to $500 tons OF ore
ore Der day or 1853 600 tons OF ore per month.
And the shelters are using it all. too.
Patrick Mullins, who has q Lease and
bond on the Commanche, will begin Dext
week 20 develop the shaft on that property
from the 300 to the AGO foot level. During
the past week exploration work mas been
in progress on the south side of she 80 foot
level, with the view of tapping the Gum
betta ledge and the indications are SO favor
able that it was decided to place a Number
of men at work at sinking. When the 400
foot level ia reached prosecuting will be
commenced. Mr.. Mullins 10 confident OF
cutting the Gambetta vein.
The work of gold mining 10 being pushed
in this state as was never done before, since
the good old days OF placer mining. says
the Bozensn Chronicle. But right above
the rich placer grounds are now being
found deposits of rich, free-milling gold.
and the year of 1898. when the snow leaves
the mountains, will demonstrate that Mon
tana gold de; osits are worth looking into.
There is o demand for good gold properties
and Montana will do her share this summer
in appeasina the wants of those in search
Of such.
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How AbOut This?

$1,000 in cash for $500. You pay the $500
IN twenty payments of $50 a years: taxes
paid, and no interest. The $1,000 paid to
your heirs, If you die. a. any time. and
your remaining instellments cancelled.
You get the money Yourself if Won live.
and if you cannot make all payments you
can QUIT and get back fair value in cash, or
othe wise, as you please. With perfect
safety and surety you can do this BY calling
nron or addressing w. f Ten Brock,
312-14 Powe, block, In Home Life Insur-
sncs Co.'S Office.
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1he Hope Ming.

N. b. RinRsling. general manaas of the
Hope mine at PhiliDsburg. states shat the
mine during the past eighteen months has
made a better showing than al any time in
it's history. says the New North est.
DusinR tina. time its output of silve, has
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-22

Tho only drst-olass European hotel In
the city
Has the bsst rooms. all modern convent
ences, with cafe in the building. Corner
Sixth avenue and Warren street. J. ].
Rohrba aeh. manager Rapid transit cleo
tric cars Bass the door.
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The Aet0ntIoA

OF merchants and general public II called
TO the fast shat have purchased at shsrif's
sale the stock Of clothing and furnishing
goods at 10 South Main street, which must
b. closed ont IN thirty days. ! Offer IL ~
less than eastern cost. A. GOLDBERG
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Notice.

The best mesIs ] sver eat in Hslsns I'm
eating nov. while ] an boarding 81 the
Paype's hotsL. There 10 the only German
kitchen connected with il In this town.
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For the Gate Of the Mountains.

The Helena Cab and Transfer company
will run q twenty passenger excursion
wagon in connection with the steamer Rose
of Helena to the Gate of tie Mountains for
the summe. Fin livery rigs Of every de-
scription always on and
JOHNSON L FIscHKR, Props
TaIephOue ~.
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Attn. Popular 1, \. l..

This popular concert nall il the fayosiss
resort for an evenings entertainment.
Fresh. cool bssI. and the best refreshments
in tbs city On tap. while kisnny's ladies
orchestra renders delightful music. Sew
eral fine instrumental specialties are in the
well arranged programme. Careful sttea-
ton to the wants of customers Is shs motto
of the FropristoFs. Drop in and ind this
out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-22

?. e. Lang q Co. having received. u car
load rate. . large consienment Of she cole
brsted Whitley nowers. the finest made.
are ensbIed Il Offer them ~ lower prices
thsn any one in Montana.
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One Of the most elaborate Displays Of
millinery ever seen In tho northwest IL to
bs seen 1t Miss Stevens ON Broadway. Ons
Of the specialtiss Of Miss Stevens sstab-
iishmsnt 10 her ability to q ont tho WY
latest style hsss In tbs very shortest order.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-22

The Montana Stats Headquarters club,
331 Michigan avsnue. Chicago. has sleeping
Accommodations for ffty members 81 ths
low rate Of 81 Per day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-22

Lecture by the Orator and Managing Fhy-
stefan OF The Liebig World Tispensary from
Chicago. under the auspices of their branch in
Helena.
6UEJECT-Ma,riage. its Successes and fail
ures: Mankind, their Successes and Failures, and
why.
Grand views o feet square. Illustrations
photographed from life. Also. views of the
day and 20 sears sgo. Picture Of n ontana build
ing At the Worl1's Fair. Ca.ifornis building.
and many ether grand views. Portraits of beau-
tcrest;ng to laii,s es we'll az gentlemen. In
strunlental music b. Helena's leading orchestra.
Tie intertainment will be intsrspsred ~ vocal
solos. Doors pen at. 5-30 Entertainment 1t
S:IJ sharp
Admission q and 30 cents. Reserved seats
ticket window Of Opera HOUSE all day of 2ah.
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Arrival. =. .h. Grand Central.

Richard GiIlander, Liy- F. ID Flderkin, Helena
inp-tDn is Ellis. Helena
j II Trerise. Butte &c baldwin. cutie
Nil. Iurnlsy, Msrys- Mis- Mcleod, Marys-
Vile VILE
Alex Gillism. Founder Jas > smith, st Louis.
Fl III Miner, st Louis, no
Mo George ii Weston, 1t
J ), Hathaway. Helena LOUIS, MO
IL II De amp. his james 4 Coran. Great
marek faIE
john Jackson. Jr, fho- ii ii Pottinz. Jr. Marys-
teau vic
Frank Archer, Wicke. Neil C!emsn.. Deer
= l. Smith. lear / oige Lodge
WI l. Murray. Empire Lloyd sannon. Empire
Fred " Johnston. To- Al v Lrpdenihai. 5.
troit tsal
VI Al elm, Wickes II IoEan. Winston
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Ladies' hose. 10c. good article: also full line Of
cbiidren's hosiery. at Butcher Il Lrsdleys. los
Broadway.
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TO THE UNIVERSITY.

Cars Now Running ~ Regular Intorvais
During tho Dsy.
From and after this date. until further
notice. cars will run on the University line
on the FOLLOWING schedule:
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Arrival. ut The Helena

VI 3 Whitley. San Fran ] II 7 Eynsn. Eis-
riaco soulA
II 5 bishop. LockpoEt. VIA kuoZ. Melbourne.
Wy Euzt-a4 il
jas r Miller, sew York Mrs j l. Miller. New
q q Williams. CiEcin- iork
natl, NJ Hyman. Nsw York
4 Ofner, Chicago Mi-s Helen Lehman.
Mics Marporrgc. Helena Hslens
DR. huber and wife. J Wesley Hill. Helena
Helena { Sandls, Helena
Cha- T. Severance. Okla Mrs. thas l. seyers nee
Il CaIkins, HaEre and two children.
A thurchi j. Helena Okla
j Is KeerI, Helen. John Il Parks. Helen.
ii ii Finch, san Fran & L Pfaf. Chicago
cisco ii Enrrell, Great Falls
Henry Lonzmaid, En- w II johnson. Niles
pIrs City
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SANDS BROS.

This week we direct partic-
ular attention to- the bargains
quoted in Ladies' Capes, Chill
dren's Jackets and Dress Silks.
Read carefully every quotation.
Each item is a pronounced bar
gain.
We continue for this week
our Gigantic Sacrifice Sale OF
Dress Patterns.
The inducements we are now
Offering present opportunities
not to be neglected by economi-
cal purchasers. We invite COM
parison with the best values to
be had in any city Of the Union.
AS an Offset to the unprece-
dented backwardness Of the sea-
son. we have inaugurated Spe-
cial and Radical Reduction
Sales.
To close out rapidly our
stock Of Spring Capes and Chill
dren's Jackets, and to stimulate
trade in other lines, we are now
giving, at almost the seasons
opening, values extraordinary in
new and attractive Summer
Silks, Dress Goods, Ladies'
Capes and Children's Jackets
bargains notheretofore equalled
in Montana.
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An O~pp0Ytu00ty.

Helena. May 10. 1858.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
real. ESTATE:
FOR SALE BY
I'HOS. MACEEI.
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circula-."
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.


Fourthst. investment: large lot and good build
ing: renting for $500 month; bet Market and
Eddy-st lots only blocks from Market ST.; fine
prospective business property; any size front by
237 % deep; cheap
Pacific ave. and Locust ST.; fronting on the
Presidio, with view never TO be shut OF 11Sx
1877 IS: reduced TO $500.
Buchanan ST., bet. Broadway and Vallejo; mag
nificent view; 29x9l:6, and nearly new modern
house 10 rooms and conven1ences; $4,000 can
remain: $1,000
Webster ST.; magnificent view: nearly new house
rooms aud modern conyeniences lot 29x91 %;
only $1,000
tlon of the street; magnificent view; lot and
house, "a :4xl27 :6 $4,000; or 68:9xl27:S.
REDUCED PROPERTY.
$275O-Lots 27 :3x137 IS, north side Page bet.
Lott aud Masonic; level lots and cheapest offered
$3.50 only for 25x137:6. facing the park on
north side Fell St, bet Lott ST. and Masonic ave,
or 75X137:6
Reduced % per cent-Cbeapest lots offered
north side Wal ier. q 3 feet from Market St. near
Octavia: lots 25x137:6 $4,000 each; lots 25xlOO
$3.50, or any size front.
Lots reduced To s 200. $500 and Sl4UO: 25x
Greenwich. Lom bard. Octavia and Lasuna; streets
graded. macadamized ana severed: these are tho
cheapest lots offered in this region
Cheap; only $780, lot 25xl37:6: N side OF
vallejo, near Dev1sadero; unsurpassed marine
view.
22d. and near howard-st. csble-ears; $500.
Cheap lots, 25xl14, only SIO5O EACH 25th
Sc, bet sanchez and Noe; street graded. macad-
amized and severed; well 0uilt-up block; only
lots left.
Corner. 35 :6xiOO; s3lOO: corner Fillmore and
Ftlbert: stone blocks Fillmore and Fibert;
street severed: very desirable, cheap corner.
Iwenty-ffth and Capp sts, corners elegant
bay-window homes, and lot 6OxS1; houses have
rooms and modern convenieneeS; each rents!for
$75; cheap: only $4,000
81 :6Ill6:3. $4lOO; east side Laguna bet
Waller and Haight; very cheap
Fulton St. lot 7:6xl31 :3; bet. Franklin and
Gough; street and crossing bituminized; only
s425o; 31s blocks from City Hall
The morning call., 1893-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES.


n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
i of California In and for the City and County OF
San Francisco.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ANGLO-NEyADA
ASSURANCE CORPORATION "a COR
PoRATIoNl UPON ITS APPLICATION FOR
JUDGMENT OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the Anglo Nevada
Assurance Corporation, corporation organized
and existing under and by virtue OF the laws Of
the state OF California and having its office and
principal place of business In the City and County
OF san Francisco. state OF California has made an
application to the Superior Court of the State of
California in and for the City aid County of San
Francisco for its d ssoution and poration
and that the Presiding Judge of this Court has ap
pointed THURSDAY, the ninth day of November,
A. ID. 1898, at ten (lO) O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, and the courtroom OF this Court, Dept
NO / thereof, at the New City Hall, in said
City and County of San Francisco as the day,
time and place for the hearing OF said application
By order of our Superior Court at the New City
Hall in the said City and County of San Fran
cisco this fifth day of October. A. ID. 1898
Attest my hand and tho seal of said Superior
Court at the said City and County of San Fran
cisco, the day ana year last above written.
ISeal of Superior Court.
NJ. C. HALEY. Clerk.
BY W. j. HENEY, Deputy Clerk.
X. II. CoUNTRYMAN. Attorney for Applicant
oct I'd
The morning call., 1893-10-28

An In accordance with law, and an order from
she Board OF Directors. made on the Attn DAY o.
snch stock as NAV be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the ofice OF the company, room
So No. 800 Montgomery street, San franclsco,
Caiifornia on Tuesday the oath day of October,
1898 at the hour Of O'Clock p. NJ or said day, to
nav said delinquent assessment thereon together
j. STADTFELD JR., Secretary.
once-Room S. No. 500 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES


HnUNo uIUh UUN. GUILD MINING COMPANY
ID Location OF principal place OF business san
Francisco. Cal; location Of works Grass Valley
Mining District. Nevada County, Cal.
NOT1CE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of assessment
(No. 81. levied on the 4th day of September, 1898,
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders as follows:
The morning call., 1893-10-28
PosTPoNEMENT.

Atameeting of the directors held October TO-,
1909 the day OF sale of the above assessm ent was
postponed until Friday, November 3, 1893, at
c,elock2r j.. STADTFELD JE., Sec.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
FINANCIAL.

CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
= 53SKearny. only corporation that lends money
on diamonds. watches low interest oc4 tt
The morning call., 1893-10-28
5000. $3.50 AND $500 EACH.
MOSS TRACT LOTS.
See this elegant piece OF property If you have a
small amount OF money To in vest.
EASY TERMS. EASY TERMS.
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR CASH.

Without any doubt the finest subdivision of
property in the fruitvale district. All avenues
graded; Oakland City water mains every
street; every lot large siZe 40xl32: fronting di-
rectly main avenues, 90 feet wide; Oakland.
san Leandro and Haywards electric cars pass
directly by this property
All taxes paid by the present owner until lot is
paid for Title absolutely perfect. We have al
ready sold over 500 lots to Oakland and San Fran
cisco purchasers. over so elegant cottages. 3
story and Queen Anne style homes. already built
in the last twelve months. Branch postofce,
stores. school aid church facilities all within a
few minutes walk. Only rs lots remain uusold.
Call at Office and be shown this property.
Write for Information and maps
NJ. j. LAYMANCE CO., 466 Sth ST., Oak
land. oc22 st