The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-31
GREAT FALLS NOTES,

GREAT FALLS, March 30.-From Nehart
comes the rumor that the Queen of the
| Hills and the Gait mines are about to be
consolidated, thus being placed under one
| management. John McAssey, at present
superintendent of the Gait, will then
manage both properties. The two prop
critics lie IN such shape that they can be
handled more advantageously under tho
| one management, and together, would
make large and cheaply managed min
ing property. If the deal is a go the force
at the Gait will be larely increased and
| men will be put to work on some of the
Queen properties.
1t is understood that some of the richest
ore ever discovered in Neihart with the
exception of that in the Benton group
of mines, was recently taken from the
Florence. Large specimens of almost
pure native silver were uncovered. At
present about Ia men are at work in the
Florence and it is generally understood
that the force will be materially increased.
Messrs. Maynard and Clifford of Neihart
recently struck some very fine ore in a
property they are developing on the head
| of Belt creek.
Mrs. Charles ID. Ladd of Neihart has
gone to Golden, Col, to visit friends.
Tim Conley of Neihart has gono to Kan
sas to visit at his old home.
Alex Thompson has returned to Neihart
after an absence of nearly a year, part of
which time he has been developing a min
ing property in the Big Hole country for
Captain Clark, manager of the Broad
water mine.
The populists of Neihart have nomi-
mated i. J. Sanford for mayor, and the
prospects for a non-partisan city govern
ment for the camp are said to have disap-
peared.
Charles Rowe has been renomnated for
mayor of Fort Benton by a non-partisan
convention. Mr.. Rowe's administration
of the affairs of the town is said to have
given general satisfaction.
The many friends of ii. A. Mady will be
pleased to learn that he has accepted a
position with A. Nathan.
GREAT FALLS. March 30-Ed Lowry, jr.,
while playing near a mine at Belt, fell and
sustained fracture of the right wrist
The same day the S-year-od daughter of
Mr.. o Neill of Belt fell down the stairs at
her home, breaking her right arm near the
wrist.
Matt Plakki and Thomas Palo, both of
Belt, were tried before Justice Coppernell
paid fine of $40 and costs, while the lat
ter went to Jail in default of a fine of $50
and costs.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Caufle.d
of West Great Falls, a son.
II. r. King and bride arrived from tho
East yesterday and will CONNIE nee house
keeping on the south side.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. p. Z. Ferry, a
son.
DIR. Leslie of Helena has heen visiting
here during the past week, the guest of
his brother, j. b. Leslie. 1t is understood
that he contemplates removing to Great
Falls to reside.
A. f. Jewell, the Great Northern freight
conductor, who was injured at Silver
station about three weeks ago, has so far
recovered as to stand trip to this CITY,
He was brought from Helena yesterday
and is in his room in the Kingsbury block.
His arms mending rapidly and the physi-
clan thinks he will be able to save the
limb.
Frank Merrill, registry agent, will open
the books for registration next Monday
morning in W. t. Houston's office, oppo-
site the postoffice. The office will be
open daily, excepting Friday.
Senator Flowerree of Teton county
drove in from his Sun River ranch yester-
day and left to-day for Helena.
Don Davenport of Helena is at Havre
making final arrangements with a band
of Cree Indians that he has engaged to
take east and exhibit in a wild west show
in which he is interested. The first exhi- |
bltion will be given in Illinois.
special from Havre says that advices |
received there from Grand Forks, n. D., |
are to the effect that the new time card |
for the running of passenger trains on |
the Great Northern will in all probability |
take effect next Tuesday. Train No. 3 |
will arrive at Havre at 3 a. M, and Nos. 4
and "A at a. m.
Superintendent Britton is now in Grand
Forks consulting with the other superin-
tendents as to the new card.
The remains of II. O'Donnell, n former
resident of Butte, who died very suddenly
lt Nelhart OF acute pneumonia, were
brought here this Afternoon and taken
east on the regular passenger train Hugh
DDonnell of Butte, a brother of the de-
'eased, accompanies the body. 1t will be
aiken to Anderied. Pa. for interment.
AMONG HE DIVINE
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