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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25
EASTERN DIFFERENTIALs.
Whole Question Left to Caldwell by
Western Roads.

CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-Tle Western
Passenger association has decided to
allow the chairman Of the association
to settle ell business relating to differ
entails with the Eastern roads. The
Eastern lines have Of late been insist
ing on divisions which, IL accepted.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25

business and developing medium Correct
advice on business chances. love. marriage
separations. law suits, etc.; reunites the
rtages. removes evil Influences, family
troubles and jealousy. Letters with stamp
answered. Hours D to daily and Sunday.
PsrIors. 81 East College ~.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25
FINANCIAL,

MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates. without
charge for commission, without gold clause,
with ION or before privilege, at our home
institution, The State Savings Bank Ger
mania Life Bdg., Attn and MINI. SITS.
AT LYTLE'S DIAMOND PARLORS. all Rob
ert St, Room Money to loan on diamonds,
watches, typewriters, furs, time checks
bicycles, etc. Diamonds and watches for
sale at retail, Is to so per cent discount
Lytles. opposite the Ryan Hotel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25
LOST AND FOUND.

EMBROIDERY MACHINE -LOST-From Wa
basha to Temperance st., on Eighth ST.,
hand embroidery machine. Return to 461
Temperance st. and receive reward.
PIPE LOST-Gold- trimmed briar pipe, Thurs
day, Nov. 10, on Fairview or Cortland st.
Return to 119 East Cook st. 81 reward.
MONEY LOST-On Harrington av., between
Rondo st. and st. Anthony ay., satchel con-
tainng So 80 and check on Germania bank
signed by Michaud Bros. Please leave at
Michaud Bros, or at Ranks grocery store
236 Carroll st.. and receive reward.
BOA LOST-Lost, a stone marten boa Sun
day: had lace and bow Of green ribbon
on it. If finder will please leave the same
at 877 East Fourth st., corner Mendoza,
liberal reward will be given.
DOG LOST-A young pug dog; answers to
the name Of Pexas, near 421 Summit av.,
yesterday afternoon; this dog has swollen
paw. Finder will be literally rewarded by
returning the same to above address. =
STUD LOST-A 2 1-16 carat diamond stud,
on Saturday afternoon. Nov. 81. The finder
will be suitably rewarded. Address Lock
Box 2414, st. Paul P. o.
PACKAGE FOUND-Found, package con-
tanning linen goods. Owner may have same
by inquiring at White Bear, Mimi. P. o.
Box 81.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

GET MARRIED; send 1ocs and Join the cor
ladies' answer; Box 1913, Denver, Col.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25
for Infants and Children.

Castoria isso well adapted to children that
Ireeommend it as superior toany prescription
known to me-" H A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn n, z,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25
WANTS NAY BE LEFT

At the following locations for inser-
ton I'm the Daily and Sunday Globe,
ut the same rates as aredcharged by
the main office. 40 -
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS,

Several thousand dollars are due the
MAD1SONIAN from delinquent subscrib.
ers. in amounts from 500 mp. The
sum in the aggregate is a handsome
one and we would like to see Il rcasona
BILE proportion of it paid by the first OF
the year.
During the past two years we have
endeavered to give our readers their
moneys worth. We have said very
little about pay. Il takes money to
run a newspaper just as it does any 9TH
cr business. Printers seldom wax fat
on air and mountain scenery, and
strange to relate the man from
whom we buy the paper ON WEIGH this
is printed insists on receiving his money
with alarming and ~unceasing REGULAR
ity.
Now we are going to ask all who ara
in to the MADISoNIAN 10 nav
mp. # you W SO and you feel that
You cannot afford to pay all. a remit
lance OF s. on your account will be evil
dencs to us that your heart is in the
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

Revolutionary war. A vote of the
class was taken. and resulted as fol-
lows: Bunker Hill. five: Brandywine,
one Other schools might discuss such
points and publish their results. 1t
would be of great interest to all parents
a. well as to pupils and teachers.
Fred Hanson.-of MagdaleH. passed
through Ennis en- route to Virginia.
Mrs. Julia Mitchell. of Butte, is Wis
ting the home of j. w. Saunders. -
The Madison river is entirely closed
ovcr for some miles on either side of
the bridge. The ice formed before
Thanksgiving day. Pretty severe
weather for November.
Our genial neutrality-suspicious.. s.. r..
smith has been busily engaged in
clearing h snow out of the roads. as
most of the lanes We're drifted full.
Farmers and stOckmen are engaged
in looking up stray cattle on the Upper
Madison.
The family of Mr.. Geo. Lyon return
ed to the upper valley this week.
According to Dame Rumor. some OF
the bachelors of the valley will become
Benedlcts ere the winter passes away.
"EpOH,"
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
FROM ENNIS.

the People ON the East side Have
Been Doing.
ENNIS. December /, lS9f.-[Special
correspondence. -Om yes Their. on
Thanksgiving day, was very much like
the storms experienced by the Pill
grlms in 1920, consequently the Guild
fair was postponed. If no unforeseen
event ccurs to prevent. it will be held
Saturday night. December >. in the
old hall.
The mails have been somewhat
Irregular since the storm. Some Of the
drivers have frozen faces or limbs from
exposure.
n discussion was held in ou. school
in the history class recently as to the
most hercely contested, battle of the
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
UNCLE SANS FINANCES

Inc report of the treasurer of th,
| hlteu States. made public a few dav.
ago, y the net revenne of the GOV.
~efhlneht during the fiscal year ended
June 30. 1896. to have been *3oG v76
-oo, and the expenditures $50. I-o 4lf
leaving & deficit for the year of S25 oo3
-f"' OF Nl'.6ol pa less than during the
proceeding fiscal year. The reDort
snow that during the last fiscal yea,
Inert was an increase of 4, SEA 1nI in
''le receipts ron customs and an in
crease of S3.34l. 1872 from internal reve.
nue. sources. an increase OF S2.41yG go
ifoin miscellaneous sources. and a loss
of S91 .S33 from the sale of public land.
h'akinga net increase in receipts of $l3-
'No.l2o. The decrease in expenditures
amounted to 81 .Ol5. Sno1
The report then follows with detailed
review OF fluctuations of gold reserve
u"flhg the year AS caused by demands
OF business. Brief reference is made tn
to the action of the bankers Of the prin-
i " JoihthS together IN Il
movement of relief at a time when the
outward flow of gold was steadily de-
pIctlng the reserve. Then. after refer.
ring 10 the more recent run of the tide
"heht the favorable turn in foreign en-
change first checked the outflow of
goa ana later turned the current in
the opposite direction. the report con-
tiuun,:
I'm ordinary times and under ordi-
nary circumstances. there is Il natural
How of gold toward the treasury. which
often is limited only by the capacity of
the treasury to carry specie. In II
months ending with September last
Withdra walls of gold from the treasury
on notes amounted to jhe immense sum
Oh NM, '?-.2o1. while the net gain of
gold from all sources attained the total
Of sos. rs. 0O2."
The public debt outstanding June 30.
1876. is shown to have been 100. $40
BIB, and on June 30, 1895. 81, $40. l2O. 9S3.
me total amount of money in the treas
uly and minis IS SS40,S7l.0 4O. and in
circulation Sl,:1o7, 467 OBI. The total
stock therefore is $2.34s. :33S.57l, as com
pared with $500. 7O4. G8S on June 30,
1879. Since the close of the fiscal wear
this loss has been fully recovered.
chiefly by importation of gold.
The net proceeds of national bank
notes redeemed during the year were
SOS, SOC, O26, the largest amount for any
like period in 10 years. and with the
exception of three years the largest
since 1879. Expenses to banks of re-
demption will be 81. -! per 81. 900.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
LEGAL. III
Sheriff's Sale.
Thomas Waldo Story, PIalntin.

Sieriff's Sale.
Thomas Waldo Story, PIalntin,
Ruby Gold. Min ing and Milling COMPANY, A
corporation, defendant.
! BE SOLD at sherifl's sale on SaturTa y,
- the fifth day OF December, A. D.. 1896. al
Virginia, connty of Madison, and statc of Mon
, Gran:.r at one 10 s,s lneh ?: m: Of said day, the
That certain mining claim known as the Lu-
cas- iode n'ln9ng claim, the same being situate
IN tne.Sumnnt Hlnorganized) mining district. in
located by one Nelsoa rsoIney on or about
March 2lst. 1880. and referred to in his notice of
location: recorded in the Office of the county re-
oook Il OF quartz location 5, the exterior bound
ares s OF TIE claim. as ma rked by posts or anola
leet TO a post, thence south " eSrerly 1900 feet tn
a post, thence north westerly fM, feet Ia ;t post
Thence north-eaSteriy 1900 feet to the place OF
a'eginnlng. Also the first North extension y the
aAcas lodt mining claim, the same baing situate
;uia iying N SUNNI; tnnosRaniDtd> mining dis
sIict, III salu Madison county, Montana "a id
claim is = nOrtherly extension of the Lucas lode
Ininlng claim and the adjoining CLAIMS are the
che northwest, and the placer min ing ground OF
A. q. Hall ct al, on the west, the ex tel1 on
boundaries of the claim rs marked ny posts or
monuments. are as follows lo-wlt= beginning at
the center post OF the north end limo OF the LII
cas- lode mining claim. running thence east
twenty degrees south, three hundred C3OO) feet
10 q corner post (marked the south-ea.,t corner
or the first extension Of the Lucas Node mining
claim thence north. twenty degrees east ffteeI.
hundred u5Oo) feet to "A corner post (Marked the
horth-eas corner of the LIST extension OF the Ll-
cas- lode mining clatm) thence west TIVE nty de-
iIrees north SIX hundred (6OO) feet to ~ corner
posi- tiilafkeu the northwest corner Of The LIST
extension OF the Lucas lode mining clainD ,
thence fifteen hundred feet Q5OO> south twenty
MeeIees west TO a corner post QnarNed the south
WeSt corner OF the LIST extension al the Lucas
lode mining claim thence east Nv en1y degrees
south three hundred 600 feet back TO the place
OF beginning. The notice Of location VIII srrof is
OF record IN book 9of lode locations. pa &c 100,
records OF Madison county. Montana, A nd also
me rights and privileges OF the defen damt Ruby
',oaa Mining md Milling Company. with re-
spect to the Jumping Of tailings on the .adjoin-
1ng placer ground of W: fl; Hall and others.
hereditaments and appurtenanees thereu1 to be-
longing, or in anywise apperrafning. IT, gethe,
with the fixtures, implements, and mace linery
usually mad and enjoyed in connection with
SAID Lucas lode mining clam. and the FrSt
~NoIth eXteL SION thereof, aforesaid.
Dated November 10th, 1896.
JOS. /. ILAINES,
Sheriff
First publication Nov. Il, 1906. III
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
THE SCHOOLS THANKSGIVING
How the Young Ideas of Virginia Oh
served the Day.

How the Young Ideas Of Virginia OBJ
served the Day.
Thanksgiving was appropriately OBJ
served by the teachers and students of
the public schools OF Virginia. Those
who attended speak very highly of the
manner in which the young folks az
quilted themselves. The program is
appended:
Song, Sweet Summer has gone
Away ................By the School
Rev. Mountiov
Gov. richards Proclamation. ..Prof.
My own Native Land BY the
School
l~nyocation. Mountjoy
Columbia. Ry the School
Our First Thanksgiving Day
My First Pipe. Roy Mead
THANKSGIVING Day. Mary Sauerbier
The Best Beauty Ella Ref
The Miller and the Maid. .Rosella Cox
Song, "Goosberry Pie"................
Messrs. Nickers. Fenner. Cole, Little
and Batten.
The Het........ Richard Nickers and
Arthur Fenncr
Graves of Il Household. -. Florence
Johnson
The Widow Who Played it Rather
Low Gown on her Beau. .
Evan Battan
What a Girl thinks of Bows.
Erieda Moritz
\ Bows ODiniOn Of q Cirl
Albert Cole
North. South. East and West.......
May and Myrtle Sauerbier. Ella
lteif. and Abbie Morris
Somebody's Mother. ..... Katy Walters
When We are Women. ..... .Freida
Moritz, Mable Jones. Gertrude KOhls
Katy Walters. Bessie Nickers. Nina
Wiles. and Lucille Jones.
Ethel Gilbert
song Mablc Jones, Gertrude Kohls,
Freida Moritz. Katy Walters. bessie
Nickcrs. Florence Johnson. Nina
Wiles, Abbie Morris, May and Myr.
tie Sauerbier.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
Sherif''s Sale

TLZABETH Steiner, plaintin, vs.. Henry
IL Flick and Marion FLICK, defendants.
To be sold ut slerliis ale on Saturday. the
twenty. Sistii day OF December, A. ID. 1896, al
the frOLt door OF the court house in the city OF
Virginia., county of Madison, and state of Mon
taRa, at one O'Clock Of aid day. the property
described as follows, t"-Wit: BEGINNING ut Il
point $40 feet north OF east and west line be-
tween north east quarter and south east quar-
ter OF section u i'll township four south, range
five west on the line OF the county road or pub
lie Highway thence running east parallel with
SAID line. between SAID northeast a ana south.
east \ OF said section y, 200 feet, thence north
800 feet, thence running We't 900 ieet TO line Of
county road or public highway, thence south
along the line OF said road or highway 300 feet
to place Of beginning, embracing an area of 900
feet wide by 200 feet long. Also a tract or par
Gel cd land beginning at Il point 2O feet distant
east from the line OF the county road or public
highway and 310feet north from east and west
line between northeast i and 5 + !. OF said
section - thence running east 300 feet parallel
with east and west line between, northeast a
and southeast i OF said section 81, thence run
ming north 300 feet. thence running west 200 feet,
Thence south 200 ieet 10 place OF beginning,
heaHing an open tract or parcel of ground 10 feet
in width between the above describe tracts of
Land Also one other tract OF parcel Of land
Beglning at northeast corner OF the above de
scribeu Parcei of land, thence ruI ming due
east "a distance OF 200 feet to northeast
corner, thence running due south 800
Eang due west 200 feet to south east corner of
satd last above described piece of land, thence
fli4ningt north along east line OF said last above
described skece of land 800 feet to northeast cor
ller, place of beginning All Of said above de-
scria5ed pieces being situated in and Il portion
nDiTa-east "A section p. township 4 south, range
with all and singular the tenenents, heredita-
meats, and appurtenances tIereunto belonging
or IL any wise aplertainlng.
Dated this ath day OF December, 1896.
JOS. /. HAlNEs.-
sheriff
First publication Dec. 8, 1896. ga
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
JUDICIAL FINDINGS
END OF THE TERM OF
DISTRICT COURT.
The Chlids-ItOiney CaSe-iio:iOn for New
Trial in the Mayi!nvver Case Denied
Mrs. Marie Nettcr Granted Il Divorce
Other Court Matters.


a.;.. .,.rn:I1 -.
.,
. ,u
attention of the coa.f f,, obont three
wears. The nlaintir .l,ad for = COM
mission of T., n1o ,iiarn1 ia INA due
him AZ commission w the sale Of the
| Lucas mine at mn He was renrc-
seuted nv con CtIowav and r. e.
Smith while w ! Clark rcuescntod
the Messrs. N4].. and Henry ptomcy.
The first snit ra.ill4aJ in, vordict tor
the pIaintit1 for tha amu,nt s,,ad for.
The defendants. anun,1,.l tn the GIL
nr.,n, conrt and th.. .nn,ame conrt
sent the case hack ia tho district ,nurt
the defendants rha nl,intitYs .han
filed y motion fo,. q new trial on the
orn,,nd that fha v,.rdi,t was not snn-
nortad hy tho evilrnca rrha ,nntinn
was arcued Tuesday e~vaninr and th.
conrt d.niod tho nnti,u u, tho ,,ound
that thn evidancn v-,. sufficient and
that the statement y, notion fn. , now
trial had not hnan e.,.y.d within fine
local time
Tho con,t hondna dawn i,.s dec;sion
in the ease of W.unr W. pr,aft If al
an the m,tion If the dpfnna,nts for =
nav trio1 Mi. ,,,n io,nlv,. tho titln
to an. half or th, r,,,,,s N,vnover
No > ,aa, t,v1,. o,, of tbo mo.t
v,ln,hla nro,n,si.s in Madison cnnntv
and vb;ch h,. .,o,. iat, nrooi,.,c.
as, nrolucnr within tbr l,., tw.lvn
months. The plaintiff. Tex Waller.
sued for one hall interest in the prop
crty. claiming that he had been located
out. The jury gave him IL verdict. The
defendants ME- 4 ln"llOh lor Il new
trial. ON the ground that the court had
erred in its instruction. n was az
gued at a previous term OF court ana
Judge Showers handed down his decls-
TUESDAY,. denying the motion. In the
meantime the interests OF ar, lruet'
and Clark. the defendants was sold To
w. n. Clark OF butte. VINO has taken
up the hight. Ihe case Will probably
go to the supreme court.
In the case Of the two boys, Frank
Scrap and Joe TraiDor, CHARGED will
horse stealing. the county attorney
made a statpmen to the court to tn,
! effect that, in his opinion. the evidence
was not sufficient to conN let. The court
| considered the reasons riven bv the
attorney. sufficient to warrant the dis
charge of the prisoners. which he did
In tho .aco,d case of NcC1o,rv We
Crowlov for. snecifc nerforrancc n
con+roct tho ~efendan dcmurro,
v.e n+,;rod
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

So John Sherman j. 10 be secretary
OF state. That rubbing it IN. Johns
ability rs Il tinancicr i, ut'eoted by the
fact that he managel TO save , 1000. 600
IN twenty years on Il salary of $1,000 a
year. There i, one consolation in the
announcement. We of the west will
know in advance that The doublc cross
is our portion.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

right glace. Money is the motive nower
OF a paper and the great family newsn,.
pernf Madison county, is in mead ,f
motive power.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

Senator Cannon Of tab is against The
Dinglry bill on the ground that the
present enactment Of the bill would
delay the enactment Of II satisfactory
tariff measure containing adequate
protection for the wool growers.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
Pullman Sleeping Cars
Elegant Dining Cars
Tourist Sleeping Cars

TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART FROM
SAPPINGTON.
No. Ito Butte from st. Paul and all
eastern points ...........S $40 4. III.
No. 12-TO st. Paul and all eastern
poluLs. -. -. III
PONY AND NORRIS BRANCH.
MlXed-On Thurdays this train will
leave Pony at.....::......2:W. p. m.
Norris. ........... 3:1O p. III. LOT butte.
Nos. II and II will have standard Putt
man sleeping cars to and from the east.
Through tickets to Japan and China Via
Tacoma and the Northern Pacific Steam
ship Company.
For information. time cards. maps, aud
tickets. call on or write u. f.. Weliiver,
agent. S%appington. MI. W. NJ. TuOhy, gen
eral agent, Butte. MI. Charles =. Fee. gen
eral passenger and ticket agent, IT. Paul,
MINI.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

Bill Blolwatcr viii probably be
prominent in the Legislature this win
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

"A violent end" 'mvStcrious di.ap-
pearance.' or something like. is writ
ten OF discoveries Of numbers of the
richest mines in the world. George II.
Fryer of the Fryer Hill mine. Nevada,
committed suicide. Two Years before
his death he was worth a million. vet
the authorities buried him. The dis
cOverer of the STANDARD mine in Cali
fornia was killed in an avalanche: Col.
Storey was killed by the Indians: Will
liam F~airweather, the Alder uulch dis
coverer. came to his death throuoh
riOtOus living: the owner of the Home
stake mine turned h~i2hvayman. He
was shot dead. John |IIerner. of the
HOrner mine. finding himself pennilese
shot himself. 'Doughnut Bin" "O]d
Eureka and "Ninemilc Clarke" were
killed in barroom rows. and Montana
Plummer, locator of one Of the richest
Grasshopper claims. died ON the gal
lows. Clutch William. the discover
er of gold in Carriboo. Is. c.. after
whom the famous William creek wa.
named. died a paupcr. and Marshall,
the discOverer of gold in California,
was a pensiOner of the state sometime
before his death. Boston Herald.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

And now comes the dread news that
Maceo's gallant band is fading: that
his soldiers are half naked and are
compelled to wander continually with
mt rest. The news may eminatc from
Spanish sources. But if it is true. and
if the cause Of Cuba is lost. the blood of
the Cuban patriots lies close to the
door OF Grover Cleveland. whose solicit
tude for the sugar trust has overburd-
ened what little A~mericanism he NAV
possess. Congress authurized him to
'ntelpose the strong arm of the United
States six months AGO.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

The Dillon Examiner objects to the
employment Of lady c0mmitte clerks in
the next legislature. Wouldn't that
cork you coming from Freddie Geb-
hart kress. who shines as a bright oar
ticular star in Dillon society. and who
steps through the intricacios of the
stately minuet with all the grace and
dignity of a Chesterfield Il ladies
man is Freddie. We would advise
the young ladies. who at IL re-
cent %soiree. voted Mr.. krcse the most
popular man, to demand a recount. It
Is safe to assert that Mr.. Kress has
never been a member of the legislature,
else he would not make such an unrcas-
enable demand.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
Tell the
Ticket Agent

to ticket you via the Bur
llngton route and he will
do so.
Tell him you want your
ticket to read via Billings.
Mont. and the new short
line and it will read that
way.
Tell him yon want it to
read via st Paul and the
mi Burlington and 1t will read
via st Paul and the Bur-
lington.
The service over both
lines is as good as it can be.
10 Omaha, Kansas City,
st Louis and the south the
time via Billing is several
hours faster than via St
Paul. To Chicago it is
obOut the same.
JohnntSn, Com. Agt
BlLLlN0D. AOHT
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
VIRGINIA
People Who Have Visited the County
Seat During the Week.

'S"1 urn II "cch.
Among those registered at the Mad
isOn house this week are:
Dan Mckenzie. A l. Gronewall. ST.
Paul: j + Fine. st. Joe: G 5 Clay pool.
Whitehall: j G Walker. Sheridan: !.
w SOmmers. ID. ellis. Twin Bridges:
r Metzcl. Home Park: w Bennett.
Silver Star: + Sheldon, O T. Scales,
Twin Bridges: + II Millour, Ponp: w
Culver. Magdalen: l. J Price. Dillon:
IL L Boatman. Miss Mckenzie. + :.
Hansen. j Bidstrop. j McAllister.
Meadow Creek: Wallace Green. Mrs.
Nelson, Ennis: +. Greshem. Butte:
Ms Lilly. G A'Follingcr. Twin Bridges:
Abe Thurgood, Harris gulch: Charles
Walter, Mark Welch. Sheridan: l. A
Metzel, VIM Hustled. P~ulersprings: Nj
Hopkins, Dillon: O b Narncy, w :.
Ennis. Jr.. VIM Ennis. ST.. Ennis: II
Casvell. lsuby Valley: Amos Storey.
Camaron: b Page, Pa gcvillc, " ]
Shaw. Sheridan.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05

Senator Lee Mantle left for Wash.
in9tOn Tuesday morning.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
Mining Locations.

Mining Locations.
The following mining locations were
filed with the county clerk and record
err this week:
The Major by Jos. karrer ct al.
June Bug No. ,, by Jos. Karrer ct al.
June Bug No. 3.
Wm. j. Bryan lode by Henry Cup
pies ct al.
Single Standard by Frank Pen ct al.
Erebus lode by Frank Pen ct al.
Apex by w. G. Peterson ct al.
Hercules "
Gladys by l. G Finch. e
Lady Washington. Nip and Tuck.
Minnie Walker, Kittie, by G. f. Blu
shOng ct al.
Alaska by S. O.. Shaw ct al.
Try Our Founder cigar for sale AT
the Madison.