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CHICAGO. June 1.-Har.em results; weather
fine; track fast:
First race, one miie-Valto won; Cutter sec
oId, Miss Hayman third. Time. 1:45X. Sec
ond race six furlongs-Lew Hopper won.
Ramiro second, Carrie F third Time 1.151a
Third race, one mile and seventy yards-Kirk
won, Monte Fonse second, Rartlare third
Time, 1:47%.. Fourth race Petite stakes, ST.
O00 four and one-half furlongs-Black Venus
won, Amntas second. Miss Mark third. Time
:55A. Fifth race one mile-Fort won, Alfredo
second, Nathanson third. Time, las.
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j.. A. w. Nictors.

BALTIMORE. Md. June 1.-Chairman AL
bert Mott. of the l.. A w. racing board, has
issued this bulletin:
The following is the score in tho national
championship: Gardiner. %; o. S. Stevens
8; Cooper, 8; Eaton. s. Tom Butler, s; Mer-
tens, 5; Bowler. 5; Mcfarland. 4; Maj Tay-
lor 4; Dr. Brown, a; II. B. Freeman a. Nat
Butler 3; Booker, 2; Bourotte, 2; p. d. HE
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Bases on balls by Hawley 8, by Phyle 4;
struck out. by Hawley 4. by Phyle 81 two
base hit. Hoffmeister; three-base hits, Lynch.
Mcfarland. Allen; home run, Hogriever; sac
rifce hits. Mcfarland Deadly; double play.
Allen and Motz; stolen bases. Mcfarland,
Motz. Deadly: passed bali. Lynch: left on
bases. Indianapolis s. st. Paul >; umpire. Can
tillon; time, 40; attendance, 1,C00.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions as TO just What
the Remedies Will Do.

Munyon guarantees
that his rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly
all cases Of rheums-
tism in a few hours;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and
ell stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
OF ell cases OF kidney
trouble: that bis Ca
tarrb Cure will cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing; that h.s
Headache Cure will CIR.
any kind Of headache 10
a few minutes; tha.
his Cold Cure will
Uuickly t~csk N, opy
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Dunraven's Colt Wins

LONDON. June 1.-At the first days rae
ing of the Manchester Whitsunside meeting
by Stimson. out Of L'Abbesse de Jouarre,
won the Summer Breeders Foal plate, val
ued at 1000 sovereigns, for two-yea r-old
colts Five horses ran. The distance was
five furlongs.
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Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Senators had
batting streak today, and with errors by
the Browns won both games easily. Attend
ance, 1000 Score first game:
WASHINGTON ...Ss / IS 10 8
Batteries. weighing and Farrell; Hughey
and Clements.
Second Game
R-H.E.
W 81. hogis 20 ] - e
Batteries, Evans and Farrell; Sudhoff and
Clements.
PIRATES FELL DOWN.
PITTSBURG. Pa, June 1.-Pittsburg lost
the game in the seventh by a combination
of two hits, wild throw. a base on balls
and a batter hit. Up to this inning the
game was well-played, brilliant fielding be,
ing the rule on both sides. Attendance,
2,100. Score:
R.H.E.
Baltimore 30 Q 0 0 / "a 6 3
Batteries. Rhines and Schriver; Hughes
and Robinson.
CLEVELAND SHUT OUT.
NEW YORK. June 1.-The Giants had no
difficulty after gaining two runs in the first
inning, IN shutting the CleyelaEdS out. Meek
in pitched in superb form and the support
behind him was very fast. McAll:ster was
also effective. Score:
RH.E.
New York "a 9 9 @ q 4 9
Batteries. Meekin and Warner; McAIlister
and Kreigher.
ANOTHER FOR PHILLIES.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Phillies
this afternoon defeated the Louisvilles for the
fourth consecutive time. Orth's pitching
was the only feature of the game Attend
ance, 1,754 Score:
R.H.E.
Louisville 80 0 1 0 0 0 o. 4
Philadelphia 20. 0 81 0
Batteries, Ehret and Wilson; Orth and Nc
Farland
VICTORY FOR BROOKLYN.
| NEW YORK, June 1.-Cincinati made only
four scattered hits off Dunn today, which,
with Steinfeldt's two errors in the first in
ming, accounts for Brooklyn's victory at
| Brooklyn. Attendance, 150O. Score:
R.H.E.
Brooklyn ..3 0 "A 4
! Cincinnati 80 0 o ID
Batteries, Dunn and Grim; Hill and PETIT.
ISBELL TOUCHED UP.
| BOSTON, June 1.-The Chicagos were near
| ly shut out today in a featureless game.
Their only run was practically a present.
R.H.E.
Boston IL 0 1 0 0 IS IL 2
| Chicago % 0 0 0 0 0 Ii 4
| Batteries, Willis and Bergen; Isbell. Woods,
! Donohue and Chance.
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SAVED A SHUT-OU

COLUMBUS, o., June A gift of six rurs
in the fourth inning saved Omaha f.om
shut-out today. Score:
R.HE.
Columbus 30 o / o &c O-1iyS
Omaha 80 0 0 0 &c . 6
Batteries. Wel.ers and Buckley; Daub and
McCauley.
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$500 to heW York, Philadelphia
Niagara Falls or Buffalo and
S56. 90 to BostOn.

via the Wisconsin Central Lines. Two trains
daily, making close connections with East
ern lines from Chicago. Pullman, Buffet or
Sleeping cars on all trains. For particulars
call at City Ticket Office. No. 373 Robert
street
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HAHN HIT HARD.
Inst Game of the Detroit Series TAX
en- by the Elues.

DETROIT. June detroit lost the last
OF the series with the Blues in hollow style
Eahn being hit very hard. The home team
starts on its first Western trip tomorrow.
Score:
R.H.E.
Kansas City 20 0 3 0 ia IA 8
Detroit 80 0 0 0 % s 2
- Batteries. Sullivan and Wilson; Hahn and
TWinehnn -.
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form OF cold and 80 on through the er.irr KAT or
remedies. At ell druggists, 25 cents n vial
II you need medical advice write Prof Mluyau
400 Arch ST.; Philo. 1t Ii absolutely free.
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WHY TOD SLOANE REFUSED

To Sit I'm the Big Floral Horse
shoe.
GKAyESEND. June Tod Sloane has
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Totals
ASKS LYNCH's DISMISSAL.

Struck out. by Row s. by Fleming 8; hit
by pitcher, Garland; umpires, Mr.. Brubaker
and Mr.. Edson.
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CICERO OR BUST.

Hawthorne.
CINCINNATI, o., June Ed Corrigan has
returned 20 Chicago to nurse his knee, which
is in badly bruised condition from a kick
by one of his horses soon after arriving here
Sunday Before starting home Mr.. Corrigan
said: I'VE shall open a meeting al H2w-
thorne soon after Washington Parks close.
One thing is certain, If any OF the tracks are
open in Chicago this season Hawthorne VIII
hn
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Senator's Take Two Games From
the Browns.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
st. Louis at Baltimore
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Washington.
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FOUND pnYLE A PUDDING
SAINTS JUST ESCAPED A SHUT
OUT AT INDIANAPOLIS

Geier Lonfing Home on u Hit by
Giasscock Was Hardly ever the
Rubber When GIcnaivin, the Last
Man Out in the Last Inning, Was
NipDed ut ThirG-The Days
Scores.
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Pennsylvania Wins
ST. THOMAS WON.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1-University Of
Pennsylvania g. Cornell l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-02

In the Base Ball Game With
Carleton.
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indianapolis 8. ST. Paul 1.
milwaukee, 10, minneapolis z.
Kansas City Is, Detroit =.
Columbus il, Omaha Is
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Senators had
batting streak today, and with errors by
the Browns, won both games easily. Attend
ance, 1000 Score first game:
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TROTTERS WITH WAR NAMES
FORBES SECURES THE NAME
OF ADMIRAL DEWEY

Hanks - Interesting Disclosures
About the Crack TrOtter Walter
b That Cut Such a Swath on West
ern Tracks Last Falls Now
Suspended.
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Financial CabIegram.

New York, Feb. THE Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets were quiet and featureless
to-day generally. pending the settlement
i'm carry-over mines. but the tone was
steady. Chartered company shares We're
firm in spite of the resignation of the
Duke of Fife and Lord Farquahar from
the board.
Activity still continues in Americans,
Grand Trunks and Argentines. The fea-
ture was Norfolk & Western preferred a
pool was formed recently TO deal in the
common Ii is said the profits already
show a dividend. Prices closed under the
best but Grand Trunks were better. Cop
per shares were weak on reports that an
important mine is TO be f1oated soon.
The trade returns for January are UNI
satisfactory The imports are only Gl4o.-
900, 900 Raw materials imported decreased
G3 275, 600 largely due to decreased cotton
and other exports from America. The
value of exports for the month is down
half a million pounds. Money Is fairly
wanted and the market still depends on
the Bank Of England.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News-Mining Stocks,
Metal Quotations-WoolP Prices and
Accommodation and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade.

New York, Feb. 7.--'Io-days market
for stocks suffered the burden OF reahz-
ing sales and from the bear pressure que
TO the recrudescence of the Cuban scare
There were special elements OF weakness
in addition The Union Pacific securities
were heavy ON account of the annouhceo
determination of the government 10 OPP
crate the Kansas Pacific under reeeN-
ershin and TO seek to postpone the sane
of that property. o,, -,
The Kansas Pacific consols opened OIL
%. per cent on the strength OF TINS, pua
me buying at the decline was very heaNs
and aggressive, and reassurns fepoi =
were given out that this security was not
likely 10 be deprived of its right OF eA-
change with the reorganized Onion Ia
eific securities. This apparently laiieu ~
ralIv the stocks of the company anu theS
were heavy all day. preferred gong ooWh
Isl and the common point.
Missouri Pacific showed a recurrence "
;ts recent weakness and declined al one
time a point below Saturdays close. Lake
shore New York Central, Northern ra-
,.ific preferred and other recent iaNoii.ss
showed the effects of continuation "
proft-taking. The coalers We're III te
main heavy Northwest being an eNcep-
lion Northwest preferred showed u gam
~ a1a uoints over the last transaction.
Ouite a number of stocks showed gains
at the opening, but as rule supseque.ie
declines wiped them all out. A rev STOCKS
we're conspicuous for very vigorous move
ments. This was notably the case Win
Metropolitan Street Railway, which was
at one time 5s4 points above SATURDAY
close but which reacted 1ss. Norfolk q
|. Western preferred was quite strong an
| day and advanced at one time 3ss, react
| ing n fraction on profit-taking. Michigan
| Central also renewed its interrupted ao-
vance and is Ia higher for the day. Ihefe
| were some sharp gains also III the usu-
| ally inactive high price securities. Inc
| feyerish and unsettled CONDITION Oh lho
local corporations was noticeable IN the
! closing dealings.
/ Although the stock market was ~,
| lacking in activity and interest. the poha
| market continued to absorb large snare
/ If attention and to show great strength.
/ There were some five separate slhsle
transactions in blocks of d par value OF
500 900 or over. Three Of these were III
/ the Atchison adjustment As, the total
| dealings in which footed up for the das
| 81 Og7 o0o The recovery in Kansas faelh'
| consols to l10la brought out plock OF
500 600 which was taken by one dealef
| There was Il S125,000 block OF the ne"
| Union Pacific As sold during the day.
| Numerous sharp gains are recordeo a.
| through the bond list. Total sales, $o,o5V'
| 600 L. S. as were Il higher ana the
both old and new, We're Is higher bld'
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CHICAGO MARK ETs.
Prod uce.

hTbausF.
Chicago Feb. 7.-chiefy oil account OF
an early display of strength at LiVefpooi
onening figures for May wheat were at
figures shade above saturdays CLOSING
nrices May starting at 95m9ahc. Liverpool
showed lAM3,d advance at 1.30 p. m. be
sides this the worlds shipments showed
a considerable falling off, the total TOT
last week being 55l3.eoo bushels, COM
pared with 7346.000 bushels the week pre-
vious.
Another feature which helped In the
openine firmness was the strong Chicago
market at London. sale of Orr goa wheat
being reported at the equivalent Of Wiz
a bushel Liverpool warehouse stock also
showed a reduction of 1oo,ooo nusheis LOT
the week News bearing on the future
crops here and in foreign countries was
favorable however. and selling move
ment started almost Immediately after
the opening and the pressure finally be-
came so hard that the market for some
time lost all appearance of strength
Nav dropped TO 94ssc in a few minutes.
and though seaboard reports OF good
foreign inquiry caused few OF the more
timid shorts to cover, Whfcn sent the
May price back to s4l2a94ssc, the price
dropping Immediately after TINS ueliiaau
was satisfied to 94l2e.
California reported an abundance OF
mueh-needed rain. Indian crops, reported
as unfavorable Saturday, We're SAID 10 De
splendid to-day ands Australia, IL was
said would have more wheat for export
Than expected. Rosario cables reported
that both receipts and shipments OF Ar
gentine wheat were increasing
Northwestern receipts were heavy. For
two hours the May price hung about the
bottom. the dullness being varied oeea-
sfonalIy by some buying against puts.
Then the Letter brokers appeared and
commenced buying at around 9i4c. They
had had a show of supporting the market
around the opening, but the feeling al
thai time was SO unanimously bearish
that they soon quit.
This time this bidding, coupled with the
fact that prices at put figures soon
turned the market toward higher prices
Late in the session the shorts became ap.
prehensiYe of the gradually increasing
/ strength, and many traders who had solo
early In the session bought back theli
lines.
MAY had previously advanced to 94i2e
but this fresh support carried prices up 4
s47sc. where IL closed with buyers at tina
figure.
Increased country offerings and West
ern selling were the features in the corr
market May closed unchanged.
Oats were weak and lower early. bu
became quite firm toward the close, AM
closed &c higher.
Provisions were fairly active and stronl
and prices reached new levels.
Higher yard prices were responsible TO
4 a higher opening in provisions. This In
/ duced considerable realizing and part o
j the adyanc. was lost, but later stron
buying movement carried prices quickl
upward. The close was strong, with Ma
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dog and bears fighting

down with man, dog and bears fighting
underneath.
1t was at this moment that Juan for
got all prudence and rushed TO assist.
The rest of the story he cannot tell, save
that there was glorious tight. wnlch
ended with the death OF the pears ana
his own serious injury. When he came
to he found the family about him, bind
ing up his wounds. The bears We're dead
and SO were the dogs, the settler was
slightly hurt and he had received
enough to keep him in bed for a long
time. 1t was during his illness that ne
told the settler his story The settler
listened and then took little trip back
to the settlements. When he returned he
handed Juan paper, which he said was
his release In other words, he was
free man for the rest of his life.
All of the foregoing took place years
ago. and in fact Juan is himself so old
that he cannot exactly tell his age. He
saws that he is 65. but one would judge
that he was nearer so. He has been in
the employ of the Ryan family for the
past % years and an earthquake could
not part him from them. The Ryan
brothers have ranches and cattle in half
a dozen different states, and every ran
they send Juan back to the old home
in Leavenworth. where he proceeds reg
ularly to blow in his years savings, sat
isfied that when the last cent " gone
the Ryans will ship him back to Mon
| tana. The only regret which he has ex-
pressed was when letter from LeaVen-
| worth was read to him last summer, III
| which it was stated that the liyeryman
| from whom he had ordered carriages
| lavishly during his last visit was now
| building an elegant brick mansion. Ihefl
he expressed his views about men VINO
were fools enough to make other people
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Chicago. Feb. 7-Cattle--Sales were
largely at 425d5 10, common lots OF
dressed beef steers selling at SS.sod4. 20
There was no particular change In stock
ers and feeders. prices ranging from 81. 40
to s.. 80. Butchers and Gamers were in the
usual demand at recent quotations.
Hogs-Prices were stronger from the
opening, with sales largely 2iac higher
than at the close of last week. The ex-
treme range of prices for common to
prime droves of hogs was 81. 7Om4 .02i2: the
bulk went at 81 s7iaI3.97is: pigs. s3.65df
3.s5; common pigs, s3.25. The late market
was easier.
Sheep-The heavy supply of sheep and
lambs naturally caused a lower market
and prices averaged l0c lower. Sheep,
50 20n3 80 for the poorest lots up to $4.o
for strictly choice. fed Westerns selling
at So. S0ii 80: yearlings sold at si.6oi5 40
and lambs were wanted at 81 .50di5. 70, few
selling below $685..
Receipts-Cattle, $1,000; hogs, 5000.
sheep u 900.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

D. ID. Twohy of Anaconda Is In the
city on matters of business.
Frank Edwards, a merchant of Hell
ena, spent Sunday in the city on busi-
ness connected with his bicycle trade.
G. II Clark. the city clerk. who has
been seriously i'll for the past week
with an attack of the grip. augmented
with an abcess in the head, is now inn
proving and hopes to be out in few
days.
Through INSTRUMENTATION the stand
ard reporter was led to state that Mrs
Herring. who was recently struck by
the switch engine. had since died OF her
injuries. II is learned to-day that
while seriously injured. she is still alive
and hopes for her recovery are now en-
tertained.
Pomp Dennis, whose death in the
Mnsselshel is reported, Is we'll known
in this city among the old-timers.
W. ID. Clark. assessor of Silver Bow
county. and A. Shovlin of Anaconda
have spent several days in the city on
a visit 10 friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Nathan have gone
to New York on trip combining busl-
ness and pleasure.
Gust G. Minter has secured the roof
ing contract on the mine buildings al
Stockett and has gone thither with
force OF men.
T. Fl. Carroll and family OF Lewis
town have removed to Salt Lake CITY,
which they will make their residence IN
the future.
Charles Morse. examining attorney
for the Salt Lake Building and Loan
| association. is in the city on profess
| sional business.
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IN POLICE COURT.
A Collection of yags Driven Out of Town
by the Officers.

Great Falls, Feb. THE police court
gathered in quite a little wealth for the
city this morning. Among others was
one William Kinney, who came to
Great Falls with Professor Williams,
who claimed to be hypnotist 1t is
evident that before leaving the profess
sor put Kinney under the influence, as
the police say he has been able to do
nothing since The professor left him
and his hotel bill. and the police coli
lected the first as a case of yagrancy.
With Mike Striker Tom Reeves and
George Wagner he was given a few
hours to leave town.
Max Zimmerman. Mamie Bell and
John Redington each paid So for being
drunk or disturbing the peace or both.
while Will Walsh got off at net cost
of S. John Kyle was given four days
for being drunk and vag, and James
Stark, commonly known as Dobe Jim,
will serve the city for II days. There
are numerous places where he can be
used to advantage on the streets.
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HE HAS NOT SOLD.
j. J.. Bright Says He Has No Desire to
sell the spotted Horse.

Great Falls, Feb. u. II. Bright of
the Spotted Horse, accompanied by ms
wife, were in town Monday last, haN-
ing reached the mine from Ohio last
week" says the Lewistown Argus
Mr. Bright's attention was called to
the item in the Great Falls Tribune,
announcing that l.. $. Woodbury. had
secured an option on the mine and this
he denied Mr.. Bright said no option
had been given: that he had no desire
to SELL but was entirely satisfied to
keep the property, feeling sure 1t would
pay handsomely at no distant day.
Further, MIR. Bright said, Mr. Wood
bury had retired from any connection
with the property. and for the present
it will be managed by himself through
his mine and mill bosses. The work OF
sinking under the ore. which was dis
continued by Mr. Woodbury., is again
in progress, and 10 of the 20 stamps in
the mill are working. Mr.. Bright and
wife return to Ohio this week. but he
expects To be out again this month"
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The yexatious Dispute With Howard
Crosby Amicabiy Settled.

Great Falls, Feb. THE board of
county commissioners met in regular
session to- day and devoted most of their
time to a settlement of the veXatious
dispute over the contract given by the
former board to Howard Crosby, for
the transeribing of the Meagher coun-
ty records. Suit had been brought
upon it, and it was in very bad shape
for the contractor and for the county.
1t was amicably decided this afternoon
and the suits will be withdrawn in the
course of the next few days. The
board agrees to pay Crosby Sl1o per
month for the work done. and he is to
furnish a bond in the sum of $1,000 for
the completion of the work on or before
the 1st of July next. This is a very
reasonable contract and solves the en-
tire difficulty
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Foreclosure Suits Filed by Annie Harvey
and First National.

Great Falls. Feb. This afternoon
suit was filed III the district court TO
foreclose a mortgage. The suit is
brought by Annie Harvey against John
Z. Little, and the complaint alleges
that there was originally a mortgage
of 81 100, and all of the same has been
paid save $50. the sum sued for. The
land is located just east of the city
and is of considerable value.
Another foreclosure suit is brought
by the First National bank against
Henry Ringwald and Steve Spitzley.
The property involved is situated on
Third street south and Second avenue,
and is beerhali property. 1t has been
vacant most of the time for the past
two or three years.
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NEW YEAR GROUP BONDED.
Is to Erect IA Fifty Ton Mill Within
IL Year.

4
Great Falls, Feb. is. $. Hobson OF
Utica has bonded the New Year, Glib
son Bull Pine, Virginia, Rapley, Butte
and Comet mines llSnown as the New
Year group), in the Judith mountains.
from w. G.. Norman, and 40 acres OF
coal land from A. ID. Harmon. me
stipulations of the bond are that MI.
Hobson shall pay the parties % cents
per ton for each ton of ore extracted
and shipped or worked: that he shall
erect a 50-ton mill within one year and
that the interest of the parties giving
the bond shall be decided TO Mr.. Hopson
upon the payment by him, including
royalties, of $4,000 on or before Jan.
H. 1902. But 81 was paid down to Sc
cure bonds.
This is the mine which was worked
under bond during the past year by W.
Del Benedict but on which he dlscon-
tinued work last December. Mr. Ben
edict had Bonded both the Norman and
Harmon interests for $4,000. so that
the Hobson bond of one-half interest
is upon a basis of one-third less than
that secured by Mr. Benedict.