The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-15
FROM N0BLEVILLE
WHERE MINING MATTERS
ARE LOOKING UP.
Az They are ALI OteF the COunty-Op-
eyatiOns OF Ed Planalp, James Wish
man, Devils and Moore and Others
4 Busy season with Bright Pros
poets.

NoBLEvILLE. June S. Special Cor
respOndence. Years have passed since
l last saw a letter in your valuable pa
per from this camp. aud it might be
interesting to some of your many read
ers at least to find out what we are do
ing here. We have a very busy camp.
there are no dudes. drones nor sport
ing men here. such people cannot pros
per among working men if said work.
ing men place a proper value on their
hard earned dollars. and a man who
gets his none out of mines earns every
cent of it. and in many ways more too.
Ed P1analp and James Whisman
have just cleaned up a u of about to
tons taken out of the east ground OF the
N. Nj. & NJ. Co. S ground. 1t did not
run quite up to their expectations but
they are not discouraged for they
started in again this morning to take
out another run They have a good
showing and many Of the obstacles
that they had to contend with in get
ting out the Othe other run. they will
not have to contend with this time.
Lewis and Moore have a lease on the
Baker, Filing and Mckay ground on
the Old Co. lode. They have out on
the dump over 100 tons. part Of which
they intend to ship. it being Of such
value and character that the think
they can get more out of it BY scdoing'
The rest they expect to have run in the
Noble Co. 8 mill.
r. 7. Bigham just started in today
to haul a few tons of rock that Lewis
& Moore took out of Filing and Nc
Kay's ground which lies east OF the
N. M. & Nj. Co.'s ground, where the,
had a lease last winter. They are nov
at work on ground belonging to thu
same parties, that lies west Of TIN
company's ground.
The parties who had the contract t.
run an upraise from the end OF tn
tunnel on the company's propert
threw it up, and although no contrac
has been given, men were put TO wer
pending the arrival Of the secretary 6
the company, J.. H. Wyeth, from ST
Louis, who is expected this week o
next.
Commodore Gould is the only othe
party who is working in quartz on. thi
l.x.l 80 TT1rncnSv, I,onnk lila hC
been delving in the bowels of the cart
for quite a number of years up toward
Sky High. The old man has not bee
heard for quite Il while and we feare
that something might have happene
to him, so Ed Panalp went up throug
the snow and rain to his cabin yeste
day. He found him all right but /
had lost his reckoning and could M
tell the day nor date. consequently
missed Decoration day, which new
has happened before since he joint
Custer Post: hence our anxiety in r
gard to his welfare.
On Decoration day, Nobleville prop
was nearly deserted. No n renal
ing but Mr.. Cronberg (Old Moses t
Their and the father and mother of Il
camp. Nj. and Mrs. ID. B. Noble, al
zone more earnest. faithful and dete
mined ever opened a camp, but OF the
more anon.
We all went down to Sheridan. Sor
participated in and others witness
the beautiful and impressive cercmo
of the old soldiers paying their amt
tribute of honor, respect and kind
remembrance to their comrades "
have answered to their names at t
roll call in the Great Grand Arr
corps that is encamped just over t
river not very far from thousands
ne old boys who risked their lives
their county. They can almost he
tase roll call. Every year adds an