Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-16
LlVlNGSTONNEWS
Livingston, Mont, Nov. IA, 1899,

Livingston, Mont, Nov. IA, 1899.
A rumor is in circulation in this city
to-day and which is apparently anthem
TIC, that a trust is being formed for the
purpose of controlling and operating a
number or the largest and most promis-
ing gold properties in this county. 1t
is reported that the individuals who are
pushing the new organization have al
ready secured control of the extensive
property of the tive companies operat-
ing at Bear gulch which includes several
rlcn mines Well developed, also stamp
mills, a cyanide plant n all other
buildings and improvements of the Bear
gulch and Revenue Mining
Valuable property at Emigrant, Inde-
pendence and the Natural Bridge district
Will figure in the deal. London and
South African mining magnates are the
prospective organizers OF the new con-
Germ VINO nave ample means to max the
venture a success. 1t is said that H.
Bush, president of the Bear gulch COM
pany. has been offered ID million dollars
for his interest at ear gulch with the
understanding that he will be retained as
manager of the new organization. The
activity displayed by the financiers who
are becoming Interested in Park county
mines is largely due to the success at
tanned by the Bear gulch companies who
nave demonstrated beyond doubt that
thls portion or the state is rich in mineral
wealth. With the completion of the new
organization, mining operations on the
various properties which have passed
into their control, will be carried on, on a
stupendous scale. 4 n:
Invitations is a novel form were is
sued this week by the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen announcing their
fourth annual ball. The invitation is
in the form of a train order and reads
as tolioWs: yourself and lady will run
as a special from Home to Hetferlin OPP
era house, Livingston, Montana, Nov.
90, 1899. And may not run to exceed
forty miles an hour, and W. right of
track against all persons moving in OPP
posite direction. You are to wait at
Hefferlin hall until after our Fourth an
nual ball. and return home protecting
yourself against each other" BY order
Of committee. James E. Connors, J. r.
Lynch. w. F.. Cunningham, James Ger
man, Chas. House. The dances given by
his order are among the most enjoyable
social events of the season and are al
ways largely attended.
Deputy Sheriff Woodlands received
two thoroughbred bloodhound pups sun
day from Boston. They are as pure
bred bloodhounds as any in the country
and are very valuable. They are reg
istered in the American Kennel club stud
book and are named admiral Dewey
and Mount Vernon Belle" Mr.. Wood
hams will keep them for breeding pur-
poses.
F. A. Buttery Of Aldridge has disposed
of his stock of merchandise to the Mon
tana Goa & Coke Trauing at
Horn, and has gone out of business. Mr..
Buttery will depart in a few lays to look
up a location elsewhere. w. B. Rob-
insol has been appointed postmaster
at Aldridge, vice F. A. Buttery, resigned.
The fire department was called out yes
terday Afternoon to a blaze in the kitchen
of 0. H. Bonnell's residence, corner G
and Lewis streets. caused by a defective
fiue. The loss was about 800, covered
by insurance.
Bishop Brondel departed Monday
morning for Portland, Ore. He expected
to go east from here enroute to Europe
but important business at Portland me-
cessitated a change of plans.
A car containing nine elk and ten deer.
captured in the yellowstone Park, pass
ed though here to-day enroute to the
National Geological gardens at Wash
ington, d. G. Elwood Hofer of Gardi-
ner was in charge of the animals.
Owing to the prevalence of scarlet
fever and diphtheria in the city at pres
ent the school board have decided to
close the schools for at leas: three
weeks.
Fl. Bush of Jardine was in the city
Saturday on business. He states that
the new 40-stamp mill at Bear gulch,
just completed, will start up next week.
Edna Sheffield has begun divorce pro-
ceedings in the district court against Ed
ward Sheffield. County Attorney Mil
Ter appears for the plaintiff.
Dr.. r. D.. Alton and family returned
to this city Monday morning after an alb
sence of six months spent in New York
and London, England.
Miss Nellie McAllister arrived from
Indiana Monday and viii, spend the win
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