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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-27
Poor and Weak

Catarrh and BronchlaI trouble
Had no Appetite Now Better ia
Every Way-A Delicate Child
"Some time since took sudden cold
and could not get rid of it. Being subject
to catarrh and bronchial trouble coughed
terribly. / lost my appetite and grew
poor and weak and / did not feel like
work. began taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. In short time the cough disap-
peared, slept we'll, had good appetite
and l was better in every way. Last
spring was not feeling well, had no ap-
petite and no strength. / resorted to
Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon felt more
like work. My little nephew was deli
cate child and had humor which trou-
bled him so he could not rest at night.
He has taken few bottles of Hoods Sar-
saparilla and now he has good appetite
and is able to Sleep" Miss ABBIE j.
FREEMAN, South Duxbury, Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-27

Cramp & Sons of Philadelphia are
to be congratulated on securing the
contract from Russia for two 49,
900 ton battleships. When COM
pleted they will be as fine as any
afloat and all the material, includ-
ing their guns and armament, will be
made in Pennsylvania.
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ssShan No. g"

The big meiodramatic sensation, shat
No. g" VIII come TO the Margaret next
Wednesday night. Dec. II. The play has
scored an emphatic hit wherever Il has
been presented and n Is said to be the
most successful melodrama produced this
season. The story deals with the struggles
of a young electrical engineer and the
plot affords great opportunities for the in
PRODUCTION of new and surprising effects
with electricity. The storm scene in the
third act Is the most realistic picture ever
put upon the stage. The hero. about to he
executed for a Crime he did not commit.
is saved by the Timely arrival Of the he
roine with papers granting a stay Of OK
ecution. Final exoneration and subse-
quent happiness brings everything to a
satisfactory conclusion. A scene showing
a shaft OF a coal mine. from which the
play takes its name. Is also very realistic
and Is produced with marked fidelity.
Shaft No. g is provided with elaborate
scenery. built especially for this produc-
ton.
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he RUINED HER HEALTH
Mrs. Hull Wants q Divorce From
Her Husband.
CRUELTY
b Accuses HIM OF Threatening to
XIII Her and In Fact Says He Did
Oacs Draw q Loaded Re-
voiver on Her.

An action for divorce was filed yester-
day in the district court by Lille Hull
against her husband. Frank Hull. The
complaint in the case alleges that the
couple was married March 8. 1856. at
Ness City. Kansas. Further II Is al
legged that during the period from 1890
TO 1898 the defendant treated the plain
tn with neglect. violence and cruelty.
and was guilty of extreme cruelty TO
her: that the defendant failed to sup
port her Inc the children. from June.
1895. until Oct. Z. 1895. and and again
in Garnet from Sept. 1897. until January.
1898. although he was able to do so.
He compelled her to supper herself
and the family.
The defendant. so the complaint says,
10 a drinking n gambling man and
a Jealous man, and has repeatedly made
false charges against the chastity Of
this plant n. and has been guilty Of
many acts OF a nature to alarm and
terrify plaintiff and render her life
miserable. and continued cohabitation
with the defendant uncomfortable.
In January. 1896, IL Is alleged. the de-
fendant drew a loaded pistol and made
In assault with IL upon the plaintiff
without IN provocation. and would
have killed her had she not seized The
pistol and got II away from him. In
Garnet. on the 9th day OF October, 1898.
the defendant left the plaintiff in a
violent and angry manner and threat
ened To return in three days and kill
her. He then n there out work,
swore he never o work another day
for the family. Upon the day last mem
toned plaintn went away by the assist
ance OF her relatives and has ever
since lived apart and separate from her
husband.
BY all OF said acts and conduct on
the part OF the defendant her health
has been greatly impaired. and in fact
Is totally ruined.
The couple have two children, a boy
ii years old and a girl Z years old.
She asks that a decree of divorce be
entered in her favor and that she be
given the care and custody Of their two
children. together with costs Of suit and
such other relief as the court may see
fit to grant. Napton a Napton are at
torneys for the plaintiff.
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has her work well in hand and under
stands Just how far to so with the
drinking song so as TO make II n OF
the gems of the opera. which IL really
IL. Her costumes. too. were no. only
beautiful. but were I'm perfect taste.
Hubert wilke. the baratone who as
sumed the role OF Mourzourk. does not
only some fine singing. N "a 4 splen-
did actor. which is not very often found
on the operate stage. True. in this
opera, Mr.. Wilke has not the oppor-
tunity an artist of his ebiii:y should
have. Edward Webb. as Marasquinn.
also entertained the audience in a
pleasing manner. having a remarkably
fine tenor voice. which he has under
perfect control and uses a. line ad-
vantage. Ben Lodge. the comedian.
kept the audience in roars of laughter
at his witty and remarkable actions.
Ii was a good. honest. conscientious,
meritorious production. II would be
easy enough to pick fla ws in II. Put 1t
Is so rare that al Anaconda audience
has the privilege OF listening TO an
opera company so strong. capable. tai
ented and proficient as Dorothy Nor
toms. that finical criticism is o Of
place.
Tonight that most charming Of
operas. The Beggar Student" will be
sung.
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Bret Harte's Pathetic Tale.

Of dramatic construction. dealing with
life in the sand hills. will be presented by
a mps of true artists at the Msrga-
ret theater next Monday evening. The
play tells a heart story of intense inter-
est. the situations are strong throughout
and the characters are all faithfully
drawn. Tennessee Partner" was sug-
g.sted by ore of Bret Harte's most pop
u.ar romsnces. Mingled with the pathetic
scenes OF this play is just enough Of high
grade comedy 10 excite interest and create
.nUghter. Under Arthur &. Aiston's man
agement Tennessee Pardner' has been
a recognized and established success for
the past two seasons. The principal mem-
bers Of the company who have appeared
in the production ~ the play in the pre-
Vious seasons have been retained by Mr..
Aston for this years tour.
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GiROFlE-6lROFlA.
A Thoroughly Delightful Production by
n Competent Company.

People who stayed away from the
Margaret theater last night missed enc
of the finest treats of the amusement
season. Dorothy Morton's opera COM
pany do things with snap and dash
and vim and vigor. Nothing Is ever per-
United to drag. They all open their
mouths and sing for all they are worth.
They sing right out loud and they sing
right well. too. When the entire COM
pany is on the stage singing a chorus,
you feel just like standing up in your
seat and "hollering" i'm delight You
feel as II you were a whole ~grandstand
at a baseball game going crazy over a
three-base hit. Sing? The morning
stars never sans together with half the
energy and gusto of Dorothy Morton's
comic opera company. They sing all
over, from their wigs on high TO the
soles of their feet below. And II Is
such a rollicking chorus. A sophomore
class in college couldn't put more fun
n fire into Its snngs There may be
somewhat better choruses from "A strict
ly musical point of view-there may be
choruses that sing with more delicacy
and exquisite precision-but by all the
gods at cnce we defy any other chorus
In the business to cram more unctuous-
ness, ginger and get-there saccherosity
into its singing than Dorothy Nor
toms.
Dorothy herself sang. There is no
doubt about it. No matter how tull a
head of steam the chorus had on. Dor
othy and her voice rose to the occas-
on. Dorothy was all there. Dorothy
has not pinned and withered ava any
since we last saw her. Dorothy is not
that kind. When you look at Dorothy
you do not find anything that Suggests
the pale. wan. frail. fragile consump-
tive. Dorothy could never play Ca
mile. at least not without several yesrs
hard training and an exhaustive course
in starvation. So far from having n
foot in the grave. or showing any signs
of ever getting there with both feet.
Dorothy looks as If she could get
away with a porterhouse steak built for
two. The plump and fascinating Dor
othy was all there last night. md she
sang herself right into the hearts Of
the audience: for they affixed neT end
would have smothered her in bouquets
II they had had any to smother With.
Dorothy Is all right in her way, n she
weighs a good deal.
Miss Morton proved herself an artist
of high rank in the dual title role of
the evening. her splendid voice. her
good acting. her admiral stage presence.
adding greatly to the enjoyment Of the
opera. Her Interpretation of the drink
ing SOM was one of the clevarest hits
In the opera. This scene could have
been easily overdone, but Dorothy
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-17
Cattle Stealing Case.

County Attorney-Elect ]. X. Duffy
returned yesterday from P~hilipsburg,
where he has been attending court. He
is engaged in a cattle stealing case,
which was begun before a jury on
Tuesday afternoon. The evidence was
all in Thursday and the case was Civ
en- to the jury on Thursday evening.
At s O'Clock yesterday morning the jury
had not yet reached a verdict. n
Mr.. Duty concluded to come home and
wait here until the verdict is rendered.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-17
At Pioneer.

William Steiner of Pioneer is a Wis
itor in the city. Mr.. steiner says that
snow is quite deep at Pioneer n that
the old weather had caused the cess1-
ton Of placer operations. The year In
the placer mines. says Mr.. Steiner. mas
been a most successful. and there =
still an almost i~Dexhaustible quantity
OF ground to be worked. Mr.. Steiner
will remain i'm the city for a day or
two attending to legal and other Duei-
ness.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-17
Mssons Elect Omcers

Acacia Lodge No. 20. A. +. and A. NJ.
at it's meeting in Standard hall last
evening elected officers as follows:
". l.. Bellsm. w. NJ; q. :. r.. Wis
ner. :. w; james Jarvis. J. w: JOS
eph keppler. treasurer; Henry Red
mond. secretary; n. II. Bellam. :. D.:
X. :. Dultn. J. d.. w. X. Wilson. :. s.;
:. V. Miller. J. =. W. ". wrignt. chap
lain: George T. King. tyler: l.. A. King.
trustee.
The installation OF these of7cers viii
take place on Friday. Dec. seth. Mem
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ANACONDA news.
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
of Montana Students En-
terrain Their Friends.
EXERCISES
Many People OF This City Attend the
Entertainment "A General Good
Time Enjoyed by All-The
Musical Numbers

At Deer Lodge last evening the stu
dents of the College Of Montana had a
very pleasant event. The entertain
ment last evening was largely attend
ed and was enjoyable in the highest
degree.
The programme rendered at the en-
t~ertainment was as follows:
Duet from Norma. ..Bellini
Miss Searcy. MIR. MePhil.
Gavotte ...... ............. Hornberger
Miss Rachael Trask.
March -. DE-. winthrop
Eva Larabie. Florence Bowden.
Violin-6th Air Varie . . .... ..Dancia
Miss Hyde.
Humoresque.... 49,. .....,....Kroeger
Miss Marcum.
Rondeau Brillante with second Ii8no
Mrs. F. s. Davey.
Violin Duet-Prayer.............Da ncla
Miss u Larable. w. F. Gullette:
In the Gondola .Bendel
Miss Irene Robinson.
Minuet...... $3.50. ........... Boccherlni
Miss Dingwall. Miss Rachel Trask.
Miss Reed. Miss Bessie Williams.
Berceuse D......
Impromptu )..:;-...-......schubert
Miss Wood.
Violin-Spring Song........M endelssohn
Miss Sue Larabie.
Waltz in ID Chopin
Miss Kelley.
Vocal-Song of a Heart........Tiu.son
Mrs. II. Ii. Maxwell.
Sonata-Op. 2, No. 3. Allegro CJ1.
Brio...... ...... .........Beet wen
Mrs. w. f. Gullette.
Invitation a la Valso... ........ Weber
Miss Anderson. Miss Ling.
NlDllu lTlO
Miss Hyde Miss Sue Iarabie. Mr..
Gullette.
A great many Anaconda people vent
down 10 Deer Lodge yesterday 1nl last
evening to attend the eE rrtlinment.
They report that a most entDyab!s time
was had: that the recitations, songs
and other number were nf she biggest
order and that, taken altogether, the
entertainment was probably the most
enjoyable one of its kin given in Deer
Lodge.
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Has found that her little ones arc i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup of
Figs. when in need OF the laxative ef-
feet of a gentle remedy, tina by any
other. Children enjoy IL and II bene
fits them. The true remedy. Syrup of
Figs. Is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
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ers and visiting brethren arc cordially

bers and visiting brethren are cordially
invited to attend the ceremonies.
M officers elected by Eureka Chapter
16. o. T.. s., are as follows: Mrs.
Julia Ward. worthy matron; james
Barrett. worthy patron; Mrs. Laura
Hays. assistant matron: Henry Red
mond. secretary: Mrs. Alice Harrison,
conductress: Mrs. Nelly Graham. assls-
tant conductress; Mrs. Dora Schrader.
trustee. The installation will TAKE pace
Friday. Dec. 23rd.
Additional IncaI on pnrc 4.
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7 will reopen my store at the same old
stand on Monday. Dec. 18th. with a well
selected stock of groceries, l'luIr
wines and cigars. Have a choice lCt Of
.McBrayer whiskey which will surely
give satisfaction. ED DEN1NE.
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Having effected a compromise with
my creditors and the trustee discharged
all accounts are now payable to me.
No other person is authorized 10 coll
lect. EDWARD DEVINE.
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TO CURE 4 COLI IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
pists refund the money N IL fails TO cure. Zoe.
The genuine has l.. Is. Q. on each tablet.
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A Christmas present that is worth
giving. and one that the whole family
will enjoy. is a piano from Aug. Meyer,
III L. Park.
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Doctor. Is gas safe for extracting
teeth? DIR. Rinehart, dentist.
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Closing out sale OF furniture at :,5
East Commercial.
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Single Harness and Robes at cost.
Lupien, PA Park.
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Antlers with holiday goods at Kings.
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c.. L. Bishop. dentist. SOC East Park.
Toy dishes at Greig's.
Kodaks for Xmas at wrlght's.
Mrs. J. V. Collins will so to Butte on
a visit to-day.
A. o. Taylor of Butte spent yester-
day in Anaconda.
Xmas goods at Tolan Co.'S. and the
prices are right.
Mrs. and Mrs. Burt Oliver will leave
to-day for California.
All the leading brands of the finest
cigars at st. Lawrence.
A sewing machine makes a nice pres
ent. Wright has them.
Charles Smith was a visitor an Ana
conda from Butte yesterday.
For a days outing. to to Gregson
Springs. Con Hayes, proprietor.
Doll bugg!es at Greig's.
Where are you buying your Nras
good? Why, at Tolan Co.'S. Of course.
on to the War; a very pretty pic
ture in colored photo work. at Mahans.
Frank Dudley has accepted a resi-
tion at Diamondville ard will leave for
there to-day.
For a nice line of goods suitable for
Christmas presents call and see Madam
Young, 406 f. Park.
For Sale-Nine-room lodging house.
Steam heat and electric lights. Apply
12l Main street, Anaconda.
DIR. HaviIand. of California. the newly
appointed physician at Warm Springs,
was in the city yesterday.
The Misses Gleeson have moved to
the house formerly occupied by Iohn
Cosgrove on East Fourth street.
Ladies will surely and What they
want for Xmas at Tolan Co.'S.
ID. ID. Twohy has returned from an
extended business trip to Trail and 9TH
er British Columbia mining camps.
Miss Nellie Callahan n Miss Julia
Ward, returned home To Butte yesier-
day after a short stay in Anaconda.
Cycle skates at Greig's.
Mrs. George +. Lyman who mas teen
on a visit to her mother at Reno, Ne
vada. for the past few months. rs cx-
pected home to-day.
The members Of the Dorothy Morton
Opera company. with the exec tion Cf
Miss Morton and Mr.. wilke, are regis
tered at the Leland.
There will be a meeting this avrning
at the Scandinavian church a. = O'Clock
conducted by Hannah Anderson, a mis-
sionary Of Japan. All S~candinavians
welcome.
william Mead. aged 90, a native of
Prince Edwards Island. died OF pneu-
monia yesterday morning at the resi-
dencc Of his parents. at the corner of
Third and Cedar streets.
Toian Co.'s. are selling toys at mus
ual low prices. Don't overlook them.
Notice-Firms or individuals having
any account against w. f.. Bond. late
manager of this company, will please
present same at our office to-day.
Standard Publishing Company.
Mrs. w. T.. Bond viii sell at sacrifice
the entire contents OF her house at No.
SO Maple street. Immediate sale i'm
perative. Gail at Montana hotel be-
tween ~ and = y. IN.
Cycle skates at Greig's.
The Anaconda Whist club gave a card
party at Turner hall on Thursday even
ing. The first prize was won by Mrs.
h. Redefield and a. l.. Palssrove. The
lowest prize by Mrs. Dennis and Mir.
Enos.
Charles Hilbert has located the HID
den Treasure quartz lode mining claim.
situated in Bald Butte. u~norganized dis
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Books and stationery a L. A. Kings.
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SILL ON Deck.

When in Butte lunch at shcrman's.
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Anaconda steam Laundry. eos Z. Park.
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Ladies will surely ind what they
want for Xmas at Tolan Co.'S.
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ID. ID. Twohy has returned from an
extended business trip TO Trail n 9TH
er British Columbia mining camps.
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Cigars. tobaccos. etc. at L. A. Kings.
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Miss Nellie Callahan and Miss JULIA
Ward, returned home to Butte yeSier-
day after a short stay in Anaconda.
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Cycle skates at Greig's.

Mrs. George r. Lyman who mas teen
on a visit to her mother at Reno, Ne
vada. for the past few months, rs cx-
pected home to-day.
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Additional Local on Page :.
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ABOUT The CITY.

Toys at Greig's.
Artistic framing at Wright's.
Watch repairing. Verberkmoes.
c. L. Bishop. dentist. 5o2 East Park.
Toy dishes at Greig's.
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w. &. HAYES has transferred to Iii
chsel sullivan the south half of lot 3
in block -. city of Anaconda. for a
consideration of 81. 600. and the deed in
such transfer was filed for record yes
terday in the Office OF the county clerk
and recorder.
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Charles Hilbert has located the HID
den Treasure quartz lode mining claim.
situated in Bald Butte. unorganized dis
trict, and his declsratory statement
was yesterday filed for record in the
office of the county clerk and recorder.
The finest line of dolls in the city at
Wright's.
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The Misses Gleeson have moved to
the house formerly occupied ny John
Cosgrove on East Fourth street.
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The members of the Dorothy Mortol
Opera company. with the exec ,ption g
Miss Morton and Mr.. wilke. are regis
tered at the Leland.
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Cycle skates at Greig's.

party at Turner hall on Thursday even
ing. The first prize was won by Mrs.
h. Redefield and a.. l.. Palsgrove. The
lowest prize by Mrs. Dennis and Mir.
Enos.
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DIR. Haviland, of California. the newly
appointed physician at Warm Springs
was in the city yesterday.
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Mrs. w. T.. Bond will sell at sacrifice
the entire contents OF her house at No.
$40 Maple street. Immediate sale i'm
perative. Call at Montana hotel be-
tween ~ and = y. IN.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-10-06
FROM THE GOLD REGIONS
Bodyof Free MillingO Ore Eight
Miles Wide is Found in
Montana.
KLONDIKE CONDITIONS
Output of Gold on the Yukon Saic
to be Much Less Than Was
Estimated.

Twenty Returning Miners Bring Out $3.50
900 However and. Other Successful Partie,
Are Reported-MucI, of the Alaskan Field
Has Not Been Properly Worked and
There is Much Gold There-Warning for
Those Securing Transportation.
A dispatch from Butte, Montana.
says: A ledge of free-milling gold ore
has been discovered on the south fork
of the Flathead river, thirty-tive miles
from Kalispel and twenty-five miles
from Coram. The ore is found i'll a
great blanket ledge eight miles wide.
A shaft has been sunk twenty-four
feet without finding the foot wall The
discovery was made by r. ii. Seeley.
Last fall placer gold was discovered
near Burned Cabin. Acting on the
theory that the gold came down the
river, Mr.. Seeley started up stream to
find The mother lead. He was re-
warded when he found this tremen
dous ledge of quartz cement. carrying
both gold and silver At the point OF
discovery the river cuts the lead So
that the vein shows on either side of
shaft has been sunk near the edge of
the river to Il depth of twenty-four
feet. Average samples of the last six
feet proved to be very rich, showing
$500 in gold and $l.6S in silver to the
ton. The ore is free milling. The
river cuts this ledge for eight miles,
and ore is shown up on both sides OF
ha ,ixn iv fni fln har
been located, all on the same ledge.
AT Mr. Seeley's solicitations num-
Der of Duluth, Chicago, and New
York men will arrive to examine the
ledge with view TO organizing Il
company The ncighborhood has been
organized into Il new mining district,
which is styled the Gold Reed mining
district.
Leasers are taking out some good
looking copper ore from the Clinton
mine in Butte.
A party of Butte capitalists have Sc
cured control of the Williams coal
mine. near Livingston, which was
abandoned some years ago. A force
of men is now at work on the proper
~ ut iedu SHoNS up Ntii, tiit
property may become an important
gold producer
A pretty vein of ore was laid bare in
the Bonanza mine, Zosel district last
week. An assay gave Il total value OF
s44.30 ton, yieldiEg high percent
age in lead and silver. with a little
gold. The vein is about foot wide.
cut tunnel of the keystone mine in
the Yahk district, is in nearly 100 feet
on the lead and shows the best ore to
be found anywhere in the mine. The
development work now in progress