The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-04-01

is daily demonstrating that this is
a successful process for Cooke City
ore. We understand that they have
more than paid expenses while only
running two tanks, and have now
cleaned up some $4,000 to $4,000
in the two weeks of it's operation.
Other cyanide mill companies will
undoubtedly come into Cooke, for
the ore that can be treated by that
process is inexhaustible here.
S. 7. Huntley and H. w. Childs,
proproprietors of the Park Trans
portation line, accompanied by their
general manager, w. w. Humphreys,
came over from Helena Tuesday
evening to make preparations for the
coming season in the National Park,
1t is anticipated that the excess of
all former seasons, and arrangements
will be made by the transportation
company to properly handle all the
people who will be attracted from
the Worlds Fair to the natural
wonders of the Park region;-Enter-
prise.
Suit has been brought in the
district court of Jefferson county
againstS S. A. Robertson, editor of the
Jefferson County Sentinel, for &c.,
600 damages for libel, for an article
which appeared in his paper, said to
libel the public administrator, John
Berkin and w. L. Hay. The piece,
it is said, was written by Senator
Cardwell, but it is claimed that
investigation showed that a man
named Barber, of Helena, wrote the
piece for Cardwell for a money
consideration. The case is attract
ing considerable interest and new
developments are looked for.
Articles of incorporation YER filed
this mornir:~ in the Recorders Office
by Paris L IN, Joseph j. Kelly
and Theo. Glib -, Incorporating the
Park Hotel comp ) object The
of the company is stated to be to
operate and manage a hotel in
Great Falls, Montana, and to acquire
for that purpose land and buildings.
The capital stock is fixed at $14O,-
600, and the term of the corporation
is twenty years. The affairs of the
company will be managed by a
board of trustees, and the first board
consists OF Paris Gibson, j. j. Kelly
and Theo Gibson.
t An inventory of the stock and
furnishing of the hotel is now being
made and it is probable that the new
management will purchase it.
! Governor Richards Monday
refused to sign the last bill remain
ing in his possession, H. b. IA an
{ act entitled an act t o amend sections
II 90, 90, 100, 1902, 1O6, 1O7, 1920 and
l21 of an act concerning revenue
approved March 6, 1901. Governor
Richards objections have not yet
been placed on file but in substance
are as follows: He has no objection
to the objects of the bill to make the
payment of taxes semi-annually. l,
is a good provision, but the condition
of the state finances at present, the
outstanding warrants in the severa
counties and the appropriations TO-
the state institutions would make
II the adoption ofthe law impracticabl'
and embarrassing to the state. Thu
governor was preparing his object
lens when called to Bozeman t,
attend a meeting of the state boart
o. of education, but it will be filed il
IS detail with the secretary of stat
e upon his return.
q AT the meeting Of the state boar'
of education at Bozeman Tuesda,
# bv unanimous vote a site was select
IS ed for the agricultural college ant
experimental station. 1t consists O
= six blocks out of Capital addition
81 including streets and alleys to be here
Of after vacated, which aggregate abou
twenty acres, as "a site upon whic
to locate the buildings for the college
and 100 acres of most desirable Ian
- adjoining said blocks for tn
experimental station. All of tn
~, ground is decided in fee simple t
the state, free of cost. The ~locatio
is a most desirable one, and in fac
~ ,o, ro,o,,ooJ an ;Ioo1 location h,