The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-01-05

week. The capital stock is $4,000.
The purposes of the company are min
inc, milling, and smelling: construct
ing. using. and operating water-rlghts,
water-powers. electric plants for the
operating and conducting Of railroads,
lights. and other purposes; purchasing,
developing, leasing. II selling OF
mines and mining properties: the pur-
chasing, holding, laying-out, plating.
developing, leasing, selling, dealing
in. conveying, or otherwise using or
disposing Of 5ownsites: and digging
bitches. building fumes, and con-
structing and operating telephone
lines,
Ben James. James Farrell and Fred
Marks have released the L. ;. Grant
frsm John King. They expect to put a
force Of me at work on property as
soon as the mine is put in shape for
work. This mine in the past has been
q good producer. and it is te be hoped
that under the energetic management
/ oI llS Kew lCSoCco III Will pub Luz PaOo
record IN the shadow.
The city council at a meeting held
last evening adopted the revised ordi-
nances as compiled by City Attorney
! Clark. The ordinances are to be pub
lished in book form and will make a
volumn of about 100 pages. The council
also made arrangements for the city
election, to be held on the first Monday
in February. The polling places We're
fixed as follows: First ward, express
office, Second ward. Refs place; Third
ward, w. A. Clark's Office. Judges and
clerks of election We're appointed as fol-
lows: First ward, Joseph Smith. Fred
Kraemer and J. Z. Nelson, judges; w.
A. Buttcrmore and +. J. Lyons, clerks.
Second ward, w. J Forman. John Reed,
and George w. Ref, Judges: A. Nc
Gown and II. L. Childs, clerks. Third
ward, S. Edmonds, G. A. Spaights and
j. 5. Lowman, judges; VIM. Donaldson
and w. H. Gilbert. clerks.
A. E. Wilcomb. who resides near
Twin Bridges, is the II Of a bovine
freak which would cause Barnum to
turn over in his grave were the dead
and gone Snowman to know Of its eX-
i%stence. 1t is a yearling calf, with
three we'll defined horns, one in the CEN
ter Of the forehead, three eyes, the
third being located just below the third
horn, and a triple breathing apparatus.
1t is a fine healthy calf and promises to
become a full grown curiosity.
Albert Metzel, who is a student of the
state agricultural college of Bozeman,
spent the holiday vacation at the York
Ranch.
A mass meeting is called for Satur-
day (to-morrow) evening, at Armory
hall for the purpose of taking concerted
action against the Northern Pacific in
its endeavOr to patent lane in Madl-
son county known to mineral. All in
terested in this matter should attend.
State patents to several Thousand
acres of school lands We're filed this
week in the Office of the county clerk
by individuals known to be connected
with the the Parrot mining company,
Capt. Davis departed for Helena
Thursday morning to look after hit
5 candidacy for the doorkeepership o
the house of representatives. During
his absence Joe Bush will have charge
of the Easton House.
e James Garrison is in Butte.
Winthrop Herndon, who is attending
the Montana university at Helena, Wis
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
n Herndon during the holidays.
Robert Conway of the Madison was il
= town Wednesday.
Is The Lotus club will hop next Frida,
II evening.
Madison's bran new officers and off
o cers-elect will assume their official du
is ties next Monday.
g Miss Nellie Conway left for Monid
n Thursday morning.
It Mrs. G. II. Rev who has been visit
W ing at the home of her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Geo. Gohn, returned to Twi
Bridges yesterday.
, Mrs. A. Byrd was pleasantly SUI
Is prised Monday evening by Il number c
II her friends. The evening was passe
&c pleasantly a whist. Refreshments wer
81 served.
Mort Miller and Constable Pollinge
s. Of Twin Bridges. were in the city dul