The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-11

on the train for Sail Lake. where the
VIII attend the Sacred Heart academy
T.. ID. Marsh. who spent part Of las
week In Butte. returned Saturday.
Misses Ina Simpson and Clara Thorn
as left Tuesday evening for the East
Miss Thomas will visit friends and rel
aUVes In ~Logansport, Ind, for a while
Miss Simpson will attend school a.
Grand Island. Neb.
Misses Rittie Hyndman and Lllaf
Raymond leave Monday for Faribault
Wis. where they will enter the Epis.
copal academy at that place.
Tom Shaw on Monday drove tc
Butte. accompanied by Mrs f. j
Walter and daughters. Mrs. Waite,
was called to the bedside of her father
J Thomas Steece, who is reported very
i'll.
Attorney l.. d. Hall is down from
Virginia to-day jollying the voters.
Mr.. Hall is a candidate for the NOM
ination of county attorney on the re-
publican ticket.
Colonel Galloway was in town Mon
day and Tuesday from Virginia City.
The colonel was engaged I'm rounding
up the silver republicans n bring
them TO the primaries. He did not
round up very many of the species.
A furious rain storm prevailed all
day Friday and cut the roads badly in
many places in the hills. In the high
lands II showed and about four inches
or he beautiful" fell at L~eiterville.
Lou Planapp is in Butte this week
in the interests Of a cotton shipment
OF ore he has made from the Company
mine at Nobleville, where he has been
leasing.
III. D.. Ross1ter and Whit Raymond
went to Virginia City yesterday to look
after Shertdan's side in the county seat
fight.
County Surveyor Rygaard was in
town yesterday on his way to Twin
Bridges, where he will survey the Riv-
erside addition to the townsite.
Frank Bowman, editor Of the Twin
bridges Monitor, was a sheridan Wis
itor Monday.
James Summer. deputy sheriff. was in
town Tuesday on legal business.
Charley Collie. Lawrence CantwelL.
Harry Shaffer and Frank Wright. EN-
ployes OF the Montana company, which
Is doing extensive development work
on a group OF claims at the head OF
Wisconsin creek, were in town Satur-
day and Sunday.
Charles Hill, who is a democratic
candidate for sheriff. left yesterday
morning for a tour OF the county 10
see how he stood with the delegates
to the convention.
O'i'NAA Nv itNt IONle. the
leasers of the Ruby mine on Quartz
hill. were i'm town the last Of the week
after supplies. They have a most ex-
cellent showing in the face of the drift
present n have had ASSAYS run
ming more than 800 to the ton in gold.
The ore is free milling. The gentle
took up 600 ore sacks and expect
make a shipment in the immediate
The new machinery ordered by the
company has been freighted
TO the mine and as soon as the
breaker and vanners are in DO
sition the mill VIII begin crushing ore.
The company owns i've claims. In all
Or which good bodies Of free milling
ore have been I'VE
At the Letter three eight-hour shifts
are busily engaged In pumping out the
shaft TO the 300. the pump having been
drowned out I'm that level a few months
ago. when the snow water came in
.aster than the pump could handle II.
A good body OF ore is said to have been
encountered at that point.
Lou Moore and Pete Gibbons have
.aken a lease on the Butterfly lode on
Sky High and moved their outfit up
o the mine Monday.