The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-09
THE CITY.
Or. Bradley is in Twin Bridges,

ing the week.
Fred Erick has returned from a So
journ at Whitehall.
Mr.. Hutchens. of upper Madison.
was in the city Thursday.
James Seigfried returned recently
from a five weeks visit in Butte.
Mrs. Bailey returned from a business
trip to southern Idaho Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Mclean and children
are visiting friends in Bozeman.
John Mcdonald of Lower Ruby paid
the city a visit the first of the week.
Lew. L. Galloway and Jake Albright
visited the Upper Ruby country Tues
day.
Will Jackson and family, formerly of
this city, are now residents Of Point of
Rocks.
Clark Anderson was in town Sunday
on a tour of inspection Of Anderson
Bros. stage line.
Frank Emerson and Hugh O'Don-
nell, of white hat fame, visited the
Revenue this week.
James Whitaker was in from the
Revenue mine this week. He says
the Flat is very active.
J. p. McIver came up from Letter
vile Wednesday to visit his family.
Hn will Yof,pn fO.roOppoly
Phil Pankey left for Butte Wednes-
day, to take an examination for a sta
t%ionary engineers certificate
S. B. Page and Philip Conrey the
well-to-do farmers of Ruby valley, were
in town the first of the week.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Dillon Implement company
on the last page of this paper.
A number of young ladies and gen.
tlemen of Dillon contemplate a trip to
Virginia on bicycles in the near future.
Will Ennis says he does not propose
to establish a bureau of information
for the benefit of those who desire to
know about the Gravelly Range coun-
try.
The board of county commiss toner's
is in session this week and will prob
ably adjourn tomorrow. The official
report of their doings will appear next
week.
Robert Vickers left for Monroe, Neb.,
Wednesday, in responce to a telegram
announcing that his brother, h re-
/, sides at that place. was at the point of
: death.
While away James Powell looked
after a mine neal Whitehall, in which
5 he owns a half interest, and which is
bonded to the company operating it for
Sc, 900.
A fine showing of high grade ore has
. recently been struck in the Bamboo
t Chief, worked by Wiley Mountjoy and
e others, and another shipment of ore
will be made soon.
The Prospect Mining Company, un.
der the management of S. B. Rice,
has a small force of men working in the
mine, and the mill is expected to start
as soon as spring opens.
81 Joe E. Hyde was down from Summit
Monday and reports the lead, which he
and Mr.. Ptomy are working, as pro-
ducing some rich looking rock. They
are we'll pleased over the prospect.
Hillhouse Raymond started east this
week, via Whitehall, with about sc
head of fine young h~orses-the cream
of Belmont Park. .Amsden & Brook
man shipped a lot at the same time.
Commissioners Jacob Crisman O
Jefferson Island and George Copp o
Sheridan are in the city attending tn
regular quarterly meeting of the board
They will probably return to thei
homes to-day.
The Chris Kingery estate was soil
at administrators sale by VIM. Taylor
the administrator, at Laurin, Tuesda,
afternoon. The ranch, consisting 9
100 acres, brought $10O5, the purchase
being Phil Conrey.
N VIM. Kammerer and family retnrne
Thursday, after spending the winte
with relations in Galena, ILL.,, and 9th
err places. Mr.. Kammerer is forema
of the Alder Gulch Consolidating Mil
" ing Co., and expects to begin the set