Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-21
MlSSOULA NEWS
Missoula, September 10. 1899


Missoula, September 10, 1899.
Articles of incorporation We're filed with
the county clerk and recorder OF the
Washoe Copper The opJects
for which the company was formed Is 10
carry on the different branches OF the
mining business. to buy and sen real es-
tate. to buy and sell water rights, to de-
ve]on mines. and to lease smelling and
reduction plants and to work them me
cnmnany will issue bonds for the pur-
pose of raising money. The capltal stoeh
will be S.. OCO, GOO and the number OF shaIes
will be 5O.0o0, at the par Nalu1 - "aov
each. The term of existence Will De Tor
40 wears, and for the first three montns
the following directors will manage the
concern: Charles S. Booth. John Cline,
Dupont NJ. Newbro, Joseph A. Lewis ana
O. K, Lewis. The principal once Oh the
concern will be in Butte city.
A roar end collision took place TINS
morning on the Northern Pacific at a sta
ton called Cabinet, which IS apou. Low
| miles west of Missoula: The only Dam
| age done was the disabling OF the engine
Of the rear tram and the wreeN thn forr,a I'd
| fiat cars and the caboose OF the lorWaiu
! train. The engineer and brennan OF the
rear train were not injured, having
Jumped when they saw that a colllsIon
| could not be avoided. The cause OF tne
smash-up could not 19t be iearn nf the e' for.
ward train met with some accident ano
thew failed to flag the rear tram. me
eeular running of trains was not inter.
fered with, as the wreck was cleared at
once.
The ladies of the Methodist church gave
a social at the. church this evening az
which the following excellent programme
was rendered.: Song, Mrs. Mcloonalu'
recitation, Mrs. Charles Chattln; duet,
male quartet, Miller. Inch, Woods ana
Avery: piano solo, Mrs. Whitaker; read
inc. Mrs. Miller; song, Mrs. Herndon; also
a song by the male quartet. An ao1hls-
sion was charged and a good sum was
realized that will be devoted TO the aii-
ferent branches OF chufch WORK.
At the meeting of the Rocky Mountain
Encampment, Pioneers OF the Pacl1c, the
following were. elected officers Tor the en-
s1,ing term: Past commander, }. n.
Rarnicoat: commander, Joseph Grenler'
cantain. ROY Cross; scribe, c. E. Turk
treasurer. Thomas P. Street; musician,
Mrs. ]. II. Barnicoat; chaplain, Mrs. ella
Forbush; ancient guide, George ~ ray
Tor; scouts, Charles Landers and r. n
Shuh; messenger, l.. >. van blarcoi'i
picket, Elmer Woodman; sentinel, Car
Dowden.
The first installment of the machinery
for the Montana and Denver Reduct!oi
company. who are building a smelllns
plant at Beartown, has arrived ana WI
he MIA ced in position as soon as possible
The machinery has been delayed some
what owing to the scarcity of iron. Tit
;, plant, which was to have been startee
by October /, will be delayed some. ou
perhaps not later than the middle OF tht
month.
Word has been received in the city
saving that the placer claim owners
have begun the fall cleanup and ina
the season will be a very successful one
Lacasse Brothers of Cedar creek WI
take out twice the amount OF gold thi
year that they did last. The season Ia:
been very favorable for the placer mine:
in this section of the state and all expec
big returns.
Tn annual report of the Missoul;
lCrchard and Improvement company Wa
filed today with the county recorder. l
shows that the capital stock of the com
many is $25, 900, the amount OF capita
stock paid in is $3.50, and the total IN
debtedness is $2Ss.6 81. The report IS slgne'
by c. NJ. Allen, president; D. X. Beck
M. NJ. Mcdonald and L. A. f1tzGeraio.
The Northern Pacific has a large fore
Of men at work in the yards ~arranglnj
the ground for the new side tracks tina
will be put in shortly. The iron is ex
pected shortly and the other work
moving along rapidly. The yards IN thei
nresent condition are too small to handl
the number Of cars that arrive IN NILS
soula.
The following records were hled wit
the county clerk and recorder: Mary I
Neitack and husband of New YORK, I
Mary f. Hyde, lots IA to 20, IN block |.
of Woody addition. $780,; W. w. Whit
and wife and Josephine Dukes to Lou
and Mary Kuhn. lots ] and =, in block .
of Trims addition, 500.
Officer Longley arrested a couple
tourists who We're sleeping in a box ca
on the Northern Pacific without the pei
mission of the company. and took the
before Justice of the Peace Houtchen
who sent them to the county Jail for ;,
days each. They plead guilty to tn
charge.
The Missoula Football club is doir
some pretty hare practising daily, sc
ting ready for the games that they a.
trying to make arrangements Tor. III
game with the Spokane club will be a
ranged so thai it will be played durir
the fruit fair at Spokane in October.