The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-30
CITY AMI

mines at Pony, was in town this week.
Mr.. Morris reports Il busy season, and
is Of the opinion that the outlook for
Pony was never brighter.
Hon. M. Isdell OF Pony will be in
town next week.
Mrs. Albert Stamm left for her home
in Dillon this morning.
NJ. NJ. Freed, the we'll known merch-
ant and capitalist of Dillon who sue
cessfully interested London capitalists
in the Freed group of mines near Twin
Bridges. and Edwin Morris, the Dillon
attorney, were passenger5on last even
ings coach.
Hon. Robert Burns Smith was among
the arrivals last evening from Last
Chance.
Fred Counter, who is up this week
from Twin Bridges, informs the MADI-
sONIAN mar that Noah Armstrong is
expected in from the east ~mOmentarily.
Jim Saunders dropped into our sane
tum to talk horse a few minutes yester-
day. Next to the postmaster of Home
Park we think Jim is entitled to the
medal when it comes to talking horse.
The Virginia City Literary Society is
endeavoring to arrange for the public
meeting Of these two wei. known gen
tlemen on the rostrum OF the society
in the near future.
Company u expects to give q ball
about the middle of December in honor
of Col. Wallace, the regular army Off
Ger who has been detailed to look after
the National Guard Of Montana. Col.
Wallace will visit and ;nspec: the COM
pany about that time Arrangements
will be perfected at a meeting OF the
Company this evening. The date has
not vet been fixed but the idea is to
give the ball ON Friday evening, Dec
ember 13.
Joe Lane and so1s are working the
Kendall Green lead, which is situated
on Mapleton Hell, adjoining Gilbert &
McLea1's property. with satisfactory
results. They have a small shipment
of ore GA the dump which assays sl75
to the toa
William Thomas, foreman o!
the grand jury, put in a happy Thanks
giving Thanksgiving is Il non-judicial
" " &c ,I 81 " w. a., rN ~
were laid Oft 4 shift without pay. HI
made expenses however, by finding &
Sl75. diamond which had been lost by
the owner He made the owner happ,
by the return Of the gem. and received
in return, the best hat that could b.
had in the city.
Vas Rochester, Formerly OF Lauriu
and who Vas q candidate on the Dem
ocratic Legislative ticket last year
came over from Butte this week OF
matters of q Legal nature. Mr.. Koch
ester il now a merchant Of the great
est mining oanp OF earth.
TIL Maccabeo ball last evening wa
all that could have been desired by tn
most exscting in point Of attendance
music and en- joyment. The hall wa
comfortably crowded, there being man
FROM f4aurin. Upper Ruby and the Mac
ison precent. The music was furnish
ed by Prof Rovee's orchestra, and wa
superb. Prot K. Kellogg prompte
and the ho"r management was il tn
hands Of I'D Conn. This order. tn
Macoabee's. is enjoying 4 very health
growth. Yea applications ars no
peaJins
IA attorney, Who has for years he'
:. hIah position among Montana Law
yers, is authority for tho statemei
that every partnership fra mot inco
pora.ai1 mast publish and file = certiI
cate of ~ partnsrship giving tho nam
of the members OF tho firm. Unle
t.Ais is done they can have no standiu
in court in any action they might i
stitsso against a creditor. A word
the wise 10 sufficient The cost of coz
plying ~Ah the law is nominal coL
pared to tAe loss shat would be 81
taiued in = single salt for dsbt. -Aa
CANA Ik01rdoc.