The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28

ticulars of the accident are unobtain.
able.
The activity attendant upon the
building of two LEI stamp mills in the
Bald Mountain country will prove OF
much benefit to the Meadow Creek
people. One of these plants is for the
Bald Mountain Mining Company which
is composed Of San Francisco capital
lists. Mr.. De Cola. one of the direc-
tors Of the company was. in Virginia
this week. This mill will have 20
stamps and a saw mill. the machinery
for which arrived at Norris last Thurs
day and will be put in position as soon
as possible. \ bucket tramway. $500
feet in length will connect the mine
with the mill. Mr.. McKelvey of the
Little Kid mine, which is situated neal
the Bald Mountain company's proper
ty, also has the new machinery for a 10
stamp mill at Norris and will put it up
some time this fall.
F~airweather Tent. No. II. Knight of
of the Maccabees was instituted in this
city Thursday evening by Deputy SUI
preme Commander, j. d. James. The
New lodge has a very fair membership
and is Differed as follows: Martin Nc
Lean, past commanders: j.. S. Dewitt.
commander: Luther Buford. lieutenant
commanders: Ira French, recorder: #.
Jake Lowman, %financier: G. j. Wesley.
chaplain: Leroy Southmayd physician:
Lew. L. Galloway. sergeant: Knute FL
lingsOn, first master of the guards: H.
Green second master of the guard:
Frank Fouts, master at arms: James
How, sentinel: Joe Pote, picket.
Mon Kee, who claimes to be the
trustee of the Chinese Temple has
brought suit in Justice McGown's
court against Au Wing to 0
1910 alleged to be due as rent. Au
Wing claims that the Temple is "allee
same flee mason hail." and he is en-
titled to its privilegse. Mon Kee knows
a thing or two. however, and has re-
tanned all the attorneys in town,
leaving the defendant without counsel.
In this interesting status the case
will come before Justice McGown to-
day.
Henry Filing left for Billings to-
day.
Sheriff Haines visited the Madison
Thursday.
WIN. Trevarthen, a mining man of
Butte is in town.
VIM Cantrell and son of Home Park
were in the city this week.
Miss Bessie Farrell spent a few days
of this week with Virginia friends.
c. E.. Reese is acting as assistant
deputy clerk and recorder this week.
Mr.. O. D. French went to Butte
yesterday to visit his sons, Drew and
Charles.
Mesdames Rev and Ribbed returned
to their homes in Leiterville Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Thomas Duncan left for Butte
Thursday, where she will receive the
attention of an o%culist.
DR.. P. j. Raglan of this city has been
to his room for the past week,
but is now convalescent.
Albert Metzel left last Saturday for
Bozeman, where he will attend the
Agricultural college this winter.
Mr.. B. J. Fine arrived from Butte
Saturday evening. He expects to re-
main in Montana about thirty days.
James B. How, the notable Idaho
florist, went to Farrellton this
week to repair Mr.. Farrell's dwelling
house.
Clyde Pinckney, son of DR.. Pinckney
Washington Bar, expects to leave
shortly for Helena to resume his
studies.
Miss Della Herndon, county superin-
tendent Of schools, visited schools at
and the surrounding county
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen left for
Monday morning. Mr.. Allen