The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-05
THE WEEK IN VIRGINIA
hAPPEN iNGS OF A LOCAL
NATURE,
A Record Of the happenings Of the
Past Seven Days-The DUings of Vir-
ginianS- = Personal and Generals Mat
tiers.

There will be evening service in St.
Paul's church next Sunday.
Will Hustead left for his home in old
Missouri Tuesday on Il visit.
Isaac Pendarvis of the Upper Ruby
was 3 county seat visitor Thursday.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Warrington this morning.
The two Sheridan T'Ommies-Shaw
and Teal, were in the metropolis this
week.
+. II. Willour returned with G. W..
Mead from Pony. and will learn assay
ing under Mr.. Mead.
w. w. Morris and w. S. Crews are
sureties in the s., 900 bond Of Justice of
the Peace w. S. Duncan, of Pony.
Mrs. Wilson Green is in the city this
week. She has just returned from a
%sojourn at the Boulder Hot springs.
An industry that has started up
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kinley press has Observation-Disclosures
hole.
A. Mousseau. the mayor of Junction,
is wearing Il telephone ~smile-fromue a
to ear-today. It's a great big bouncing
boy, who arrived this morning.
Fred w. Allen, the debonair. return
ed Saturday from Il visit to his home in
Boston, Mass. and while away had the
pleasure of attending the nuptials of
his sister.
G. A. Pollinger. constable-elect of
Twin Bridges, filed his bond this week.
Judge Lott and Tom Chambers will be
responsible for his official actions in
the sum OF s., 900.
The commissioners will meet in reg
ular session Monday. Those having
claims against the county must lile
them on the first day of the session in
order to get their pay.
Arch'd. McGown's official bond, as
justice of the peace, has been filed
with the county recorder. The bond is
in the sum of ! 1000 with J. NJ. knight
and Henry Filing as sureties.
The official bond of Public Admins
traitor Julian A. Knight, in the sun of
5000. has been filed with the county
clerk. Mr.. Knights bondsmen are J.
NJ. Knight, Henry Filing, Alex Nc
Kay and Robert Vickers.
Elias Gilmer, of Ennis, was in the
city Thursday. He states that not
withstanding the extraordinary bad
weather the Madison river, which al
woys gorges at this season of the year,
is keeping in its channel.
President Clark of the Telephone
Company, left for Sheridan today,
where he will see to the putting in of
telephone boxes for r. j. Moore, at the
placer mines on Wisconsin creek. for
Tom and Shafer Brothers.
The Knox mine closed down last Sat
urday. The snow is S deep in the
Revenue country that it is impossible
to haul ore to Norris, a distance of six
miles. Mr.. Knox left for his home in
Independence, Mo. Operations will be
resumed March !.
Several Virginia gentlemen, who
have been induced to put up money, to
be played against what has since been
demonstrated to be a brace game. are
nov looking at each other out of the
corners of their eyes knowingly. Ex-
perience sometimes come high.
The bond OF w. j. Foreman, county
assessor-elect was filed one day last
week with the county clerk and record
er. The amount of the bond is So, 200,
and the sureties named are Henry FL
ling, S. r. Buford, Julius j. KOhls, j..
NJ. Knight and Michael Maitland.
The Christian Sunday School will
give a free coinage social at the NJ. f.
church Friday evening, Dec. II, for
the benefit of the Christmas tree.
There will be many good things to eat
at l6 to l prices. Let everybody come:
bring his private mint, and have a good
fne