The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-07-13

will far exceed the spring expectations
of the placer miners.
Harry Warrington al voted the
homliest man at DR.. Gibson's lecture
Wednesday evening. A prominent at
torney was Mr.. Warmington's strong
est competitor. Mrs. J. A. Case was
voted the handsome5t lady present.
Dr.. Lannerberg, eye specialist and
expert optician, spent two days of the
week in Blackfoot. He did much
work while here and all to the entire
satisfaction of parties treated. He is
trustworthy and skilled in his profess
sion. = Blackfoot News.
Attorney Jesse Hardesty. who locat-
ed in Virginia about six months ago,
has decided to leave Virginia. He has
not decided where he will locate, but
will 90 from here to Dillon. Mr.. Har-
desty is an able lawyer and his depar-
ture Will be the occasion of much re-
greet.
List Of letters remaining in Virginia
City, July /, 1898:
Crowley Mrs. j. T.. Clubbing Robert
B.: Irvine +. H.: Lettrick John-2:
Malbin Berry: McNIanas A.. Smith
Harry D. Persons calling for the
above will please say advertised. VIM.
Mari. p. N.
The final papers in the Sheridan
townsite deal were signed Wednes-
day. and immediate steps will be taken
to place town lots on the market, on
either q cash or installment basis. \
~sub-addition, west and Immediately
adjoining the townsite has been plat
ted for residence property.
Virginia cyciers are branching out.
DR.. Southmayd and Luther Buford
recently made a run to Sheridan in a
little more than two hours. Henry
Bennett and Winthrop HerndOn rode
to Laurin and back a few days ago in
about two hours and 40 minutes. The
trip down was made in 30 minutes.
Judge Luce. the well known Bozc-
man attorney, accompanied by Peter
LaBean, q Gallatin valley farmer, al
rived in the city Thursday. They are
enroute to Silver Star on mining bus
mess. Judge Luce was the Democrat
ic nominee :or the supreme bench last
fall. being defeated by Judge Hunt.
Aft. Kyle, met with an accident at
Brook Nook ranch Tuesday. which
cost him the sight Of one OF his eyes.
He was cleaning a horse whena sudden
movement Of the animals head threw
a halter strap in his direction. A
buckle on the end OF the strap struck
the young nan in the eye, resulting as
above c~hronicled.
One OF the many handsome horses il
Virginia on the Fourth was the Freucl
: Coach horse, ''Lotulipe,' ridden b,
Marshal Thos. Thexton during tn
parade. The animal is owned by ]. H
Shoemaker of Pageville, bred by Duk
= de Narbonno of La Cochere, France
, and imported by Wilson of Iowa an
his pedagree is as long as the mora
law. He is certainly a magniticer
animal.
G.. H. Giles, superintendent of tn
t Letter mine, who was one of the man
people in town last week, is recoverin
t from a severe scalp wound inflicted b
i a fall Of ground in the Letter mir
about three weeks ago. When brougf
to the surface he was Unconscious. H
n first words on recovering conciousne'
We're doctor, do you think I will
o we'll enough to attend the celebrate
;, at Virginia on the Fourth?'
!, George Henderson, president of tt
d Summit Placer Mining company, W;
d in town Wednesday. He brought wit
A. him a very comfortable number
ounces of gold, including a handsom
~ eleven ounce nugget which was pickle
81 up on his property Monday. A pic
: blow had separated an ounce fragme'
~ of the nugget previous to its disco
cry. This is one of the handsome
finds that has been made in the gull
LII for some time. John M. Wright,
> prominent San Francisco attorney W
y arrived in the city a few days ago, a
&c companied Mr. Henderson on his l
turn to Summit.
w. A. Clark informed a MADISONI.