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The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
I'll LATE a. NcINTYRE.

It is with profound sorrow that WE
chronicle the death of Mr.. A. McIntvre,
one OF the most honored and respected
| citizens OF this community. From the
early settlement of Philipsburg Mr.. Nc.
lntyre had been closely identified with
every public movement tending to the
nphulldlng and welfare of orr little citv
Through his death this community bas
sustained an irreparaole loss which will
be keenly felt. He was an upright man
and citizen dear to the people amonp
wnom his lot was cast for a ouarter of q
century. While strong in his copvjc.
tlons, he was generous, manly, honest.
ana friend in whom there was M
shadow of turning His businass trans.
actions, though extensive. were always
honorable, and no one can say that Mr.
4hclntyre ever wronged any one to the |
extent of hairs breadth. He wac ,
thorough Christian man and his life was
exemplary; to his family he was ever
flhu, devoted husband and an 1ndnl-
gent father Almost to the last he re-
NAMED at his post of duty, and the an
louncement of his death proved shock
o everybody. The city mourns the loss
u one Of lis foremost citizens. To his
'ereaved family Is extended the sincere
o. the community in which he
we'd for SO many wears
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
MINING APPLICATION NO. Ga
=, UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
MI ISSOITLA Mnniann An 70 = q q

}
Nj. MissoULA. Montana August 10. 19oa
,h,S hMo.ice is hereby given that Joseph T. Pardee
Mnose tn postoice address is Philipsburg, Gran
his application for patent lnotice of Srhiei' h;eH
was M posted ns on the 2lst day of July A. D. 1893
Ior u 20 acres of placer mining gronnd baar;nn0
mnns gG,I situated in the Rock Creek unorganized
f;; tana; and designated by the field notes and of-
ncial plat on file in this office AS Snruav ' NJ NJ
nooo: & lnnsurveyeID Township north. Range iS
West West OF principal base line and meridian Of the
follows, to- wit: 0 ei"s %
Beginning at Corner No. 1, the west location
!orner No. 9, a squared fir tree ten inches
fro fn n1ameter meter marked it 1-5565 for Corner No. T.
N, no, oobo, IN Township north, Range is west
lunsurveyed) bears north 80 degrees. is mnntes
WesI ozI;4 feet, and running thence north 81 de-
minutes east 963 feet; thence north 30
sfeds d,r minute: ?! east 1898 feet; thence north
90 utegrees, AZ minutes east 1892 feet: thenca
sG1uth o3 degrees, ~ minutes east 19l & faet.
fnti fnence south 81 degrees. Il minutes west ii2i
1875 feet thence south IA degrees 20 m;rTtas mesI
west Wy. AlI feet; thence south 81 degrees. 80 min
M Mu.es west 9|4 feet; thence north 43 deorees "a
~ west 249 feet to Corner No. l. the place
,i oiss nnlns containing an area of 1928 acres.
+ there l. are no known claims in conflict with
,rRev uRe aMSjoining Md ni3 claims are On the NORTH
4 4 lining company, applicant; on the southwest
ne amended Schylock placer nnsnrvawoII'
AM az, a. Fusz claimant o'e"''
ba Inc % iocaIop at n notice of this mine is recorded in
ne once OF the clerk and recorder of (iranita
oonnty state of Montana, on Page 5O3 in Ronil
t Placer Records. wv IL DooA
Magneli lic variation in all courses in tbe ab,vo
escrlDed placer claim is 20 degrees east
ELMER E. HERSHEY. Register.
yosiA T; All SKULL. Attorney for Applicant.
first publication August 1873 lot
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
An Ugly Story sN Ururuay.

Here is one of Robevt Crawford's sto.
rles about Uruguay "Two men sur.
prlsed farmer and his wife in their
llttle nut While it was broad daylight.
Inc man was seized and bound, and the
two villains proceeded to torture him
TO make him disclose the hiding place
OF his hoard. The wife begged and
pleaded as the horrors increased the
man proving obdnrate.
'Flnally she said she would tell them
Where the treasure was if they wouid
follow her. One of the two accordinglv
Went over to the chest in the corner
with her. She opened it, fumbling about
inside of it for moment until she
found what she was looking for. In an
other moment the thief at her side was
dead and his fellow covered by large
revolver in the hands of a small bnt
eager woman of the people. He got
away before she could quite make M
her mind to shoot him too
'Ihen the husband was released and
the nelghbors some miles away, called
IN Word was finally taken to the cen.
tral police authority of the state the
%hcers came, viewed the dead thief
snd identified him as their attorney
general 1t is not unlikely, Mr.. Craw-
iord adds, that his accomplice was the
JuGSe OF the criminal court"
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
8 ALLISON & SHERMAN, !
DEALERS IN
; ;H0USE FUR NI3nlNGS}
I UNDERTAKING AND EMsALMIne b
y BROADWAY, PHiLIPSBURG r
D@5 SsSs2gg@ @g0e5 5ae9Saagso oeX
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

10 herman Smith, his heirs, executors or as
signs, and successors in interest:
Aou are hereby notified that the undersigned
mas expended during the wear 1895 in
laDor and improvements one hundred dollars
upon the tfoldbng Amended quartz lode mining
cialm, situated in Rock Creek mining district
county of Granite, state of Montana,
Of which the location certificate is
found OF record in the office of the
recorder OF the county of Granite, state of Mon
tana, in Book Of Quartz Records. Page 22O, in
order to hold said claim under the
provisions Of Section 1924 of the Revised S at
ules OF the United States, and the amendment
thereto approved January %, 1850, concerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being the
amount require. to hold the said lode claim
Tor The period ending December 81, 1898. An
II! within ninety days after this notice by pub
l'atiou, |ou fail or refuse to cUntribrte your
proportion of said expenditures, amounting to
@J3 35, as a co-owner, your oue-third interest
tn sand claim will become the property of the
undersigned, your co-oWner. who has made the
REQUIRED expenditure by the terms of SAID Sec
tlOA 232l.
~. FRANK GREBIL.
First publication July 7-2l-llt
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1899.
OUR SPECIAL PREMIU UNI OFFER,

Arrangements have been maze where
by we are enabled to offer as a premium
to all who pay $500 for one years sub
scription to Tie Phihpsburg Mail in ad-
vance. the San Francisco Weekly Chron-
icle or the twice-a week St. Louis Globe
Democrat, for one year, free of charge.
The San Francisco Chronicle is one of
the best papers published on the Pacific
coast and is an excellent family journal.
The Globe Democrat is a seven-column
ten-page paper, published every Tues
day and Friday, and as to news
and general information it is equal to
any daily paper published in the state.
This liberal offer holds good for a lin
tied time only, and the public should
not fail to take advantage of the splen.
did opportunity for securing a years
subscription to The Philipsburg Mail
and either one of the above papers for
$500. Now is the time to subscribe, as
this is the most liberal offer ever made
in Granite county.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trlct OF the State of Montana, in and for
:, IN the matter, of the estate of Webster
butcher, dece sed. Order to show cause whv
order or sale of real estate should not be made
Jno; >. Axtell. the administrator of the estate
OF Webster Butcher, deceased, having filed his
i peeluloh I hereln praying for order of sale of
the real estate and mining lease of the said de-
cedent tor the purposes therein set forth.
III is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
court that all persons interested in the estate of
salu deceased appear before the said District
onrt 1n on Monday, the 23d day of October, 1899
g. az ~ u y CLOCK IN tne forenoon of said day. at The
court room of said District Court at the conrt
mouse III the county, of Granite, to show cause
Why an orders hould not be granted to the said
D no. s. AXtell To sell much of the real estate
ana sad mining lease of the said deceased de-
Sctlp9a IN sald petition as shall be necessary.
@ @AHd that copy OF this order be published at
iea5i folr successive weeks in The Philinshurg
MAI, MAJ newspaper printed and published in
saiH 'Fanlte county, State of Montana.
Dated September 18th. 1899
WIILl4lkG MARION Judra
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
A Sadly Lost Dima-

When last in New York, Garment.
had bltse> experience with a messen.
ger boy, whuse tardiness in DELIVERING
business message came near upsettipe
deal of great importance. Referring
to this incident while at dinner with
friends that evening, he told of an office
boy who worked for him many years
ago when he was of far less importance
in the commercial world.
"James, said Mr.. Carnegie, "was q
willing boy, but his ability as a stuff
terer was simply wonderful and I Of
ten found it more convenient to attend
to little errands myself than to wait for
his explanations. One day a neiybbor
wanted to send a nice note clear across
the city, and permitted James to carry
1t for him. The trip was long one.
and James was gone quite three hours
When he returned, | asked him how
much he had charged for his services,
'fi-fi -f-f-fi-h-f-ffteen c-c-c- cents +
was the gasping reply
why didn't you make it quar-
ter?' l asked.
Il Observation-Disclosures
tcs-s-say it, he replied, with tears as
~ell as hyphens in his voice
Right then l made I'D nv mind
never to give any one my services with
nut first making sure that l could recite
ny price without suffering, and |
1ever have. '-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
Granite County. N -'
In the matter of the estate of Mary f. SPACE.
deceased Pursuant to an order of said District
tee is hereby given that Monday, the 2sd day of
october, 1899, at 10 o'clock. a. M of said day at
me court room of said court, at the city of Phil
lp;parg IN SAID county of Granite, has been ap-
VIII or SAID Mary F. Space, deceased, and for the
hearing ii the application of John S. Axtell for
the ti issuance OF letters of administration with
interested may appear and contest the same,
A. A. FAIRBAIRN, Clerk.
Dated October I'd, 1899
First publication October 6 3t
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06

Il wish TO express my thanks to the
mahufacture1s of Chamberlaln's Collie.
Cholera and Diaroh9a Remedy, for hav,
ing put on the market such a wonder nj
medicine says w. w. Massingill, Of
beaumont, Texas. There are many
thousands of mothers whose children
have been saved from attacks of dvsen-
terry and cholera infantum who must
a,so n feel thankful. 1t is for sale by M. d.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
NO FUSION WITH DEMOCRATS,

thairman Shifelbin of the Peoples
party OF Montana says that there will be
no fusion between democrats and Popu-
lists in the future. He has absolutely
no fat in Democracy: be feels tha his
party has been betrayed by the Demo-
Gratis, and that Populist votes are only
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
Iimper Land Act, June 1ss,-Not,ce
for Publication
y United STATES IAND Orr,

Tor Publication.
United STATES LAND OFFICE.
No.;o :. HELENA. Mont, Aug, 26 1890 (
Notice Is hereby given that in comni;,noo
Win the provisions of the act Of Conarnss e
June g. 1875, entitled An act for tha soIo VI
llmber lands in the States of Cal,forn;saa saie 20 OF
goh; Nevada and Washington Territory :" ss Ure are
August !, 1892, V' w act OF
John A. Featherman.
Il, Won,. New Ghicago, county of Granite, State of
swoIn sH statement, No ll9. for the purchase of nf
,n ,ne Ne SWit of section No. 20. in townshin M
~ ~ N, range No. u W. and will offer nroof to
snow tn that the land sought is more vail tbe for
'r ,,s ,ihiber or stone than for Agricultural mr.
eF, poSes, ana to establish his claim TO said land
~ m lhe Register and Receiver of this otfca
Der, 1880 VA 'i'o ii'h uaS Oh Novem-
lie names as witnesses.
y: W., r. Nelson Nelson of New Chicago Montana:
Mm Dingwall. of New Chicato Wnntam,,.
~. Hendrickson, of New Chicago Nnniar,
any ana a'l persons claiming adversniv 10.
pove described lands are requested to Fl ia boie
u ga, N lns IN TINS Office before said lin T
OF November lS99 '"'' iith oay
GEORGE D. GREENE. Register
rlIst ubllcation 81 low
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06

"A carload of stoves and ranges has
arrived and the latest things in this
line may be seen at the store of the
Wilson Commercial Co. Prices of RANGES
will be from S26 to 800. !?
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06

Entered at the PostoGtce at Philtpsbur0
rdntte County, Montana, as Second Glass
matter for Transmission Thr0uQh the Mail.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06

a sacred concert will be given bv the
!freSpyterlan choir next Sunday even
ing TO which all are cordially invited
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06

7<0VT1 -ITVCTT!SIng.
Notices of church festival;. r.iIs, dancing
parties, concerts, sOciablos supuers etc for
winch an admission fee is to be charged or
IRON which profit is to he made from the sale
or faHcy articles, etc, wi il be charged for at the
rate OF 10 cents line. Cards of thanks, 10 cents
iiue; obituary notices. 10 cents a line
RESOLUTIONS of Coincidence. $50.
Subscription Rates.
J'hi So 10
"'HlilS. ...-............ | 30
AI,ee ionthS .'.....: Observation-Disclosures. Is
Foreign postage added.
ken, ttances at the risk of the subscriber and
should be made by express money ortier post
office money order or check, TO the order of
BRYAH Bios. x liAuCK
Philipsburg Granite County Mont.
Address all business communications as above.
~ Subscribers not receiving their papcr
PECULIARLY will confer favor by reporting the
fact to this Office.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-10-06
Music by Westphal's Orchestra.

Refreshments will be served in the hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 57is
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER 1917

The stock market this morning
showed a rather unsettled condition,
ana nenrly an OF the favorites kept The
brokers guessing
Mammoth which cold on saturday at
sstsii. went down TO tait sheets aoll-
inr aud making the market 10 suit HIM
eelr
-Four Aces was again weak, selling a.
from i2ii 10 iais.
Pctro was the feature Of the call.
thousanda % shares changing hands.
The prices ranged an the way from 40
10 o.
a sale ~ Star Consolidated az a.
vus recorded ana The stock was freely
offered nt that nEure without buyers,
a. being the highest bid
Sacramento woe weaker, selling na
low nH flh
tn nrai sale 81 silver King made In
come time Was recorded, 80 eharva
bringing tf0tn each.
Yankee Consolidated was very strong
selling around iA cents. while lsh was
offered nt tho cl1HU, ikih asked.
Northern LiHht was offered at II
cents. while i2A was the limit on the
bidding eide.
The closing quotations were as fol-
lows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

The reports from the May Day arr
most encouraging and would Justify
nrmcr market Tor this stock than that
shown on tile exchange this morning
OF the Improvements Co Dee made. the
TIntic Miner says Manager Hunt, uf
the Mny Day. returned "wednesday
night from Salt Lake. where DE- uttCuu-
el meeting OF the directors. with
specifications iu his satchel Tor conn
pictr huIsting plant Tor the May Day,
uIii Will ut once lgt contract fuf u
5U H. r. plant and an air compressor
uf 5-drill capacity. Mr Hunt visited
the mine yesterday and gave directions
Tor cuttluE "a station ut n point ln thn
tunnel about 90 feet east NJ the winzr
through which the DIX ore bodies have
been proHp scied, from where 70 vertical
SHAFT Will Dee sunk 20 "a depth uf 600 feet
The boilers aud Hir compressor viii b.
housed ON the dump outside. together
with am urr- house. work on which will
commence nt once. Just ns soon uH tho
machinery can Boz Installed, Burlclgh
drills viii be- hnrnuHHpd up. and upld
prOfrcHH made iu sinking. 10 The mpun-
time Superintendent Brown VIII cone
tlnue the extraction 20 sufficient ore 10
meet the monthly expenses ana fur
niah the material Tor n surplus sum
ciCnt 90 meet the additional cost NJ the
new equipment Mr. Hunt has let
contract for tho development OF the
compauyH water which 10 ga expected
will De- ample for the operation Of the
new plant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

From tho Denver market whore a
good many Utah cattle arc soid. comes
thi~ statement. "Deinvs on the roads
worked n honedt 10 the shinnrrs Thur
dnv. FOR Instead 81 an OVERWHELMING
rush 81 arrivals tho receipts were toned
with moderation. there being about Z.
i00 nov head In the pens The total
was rather morn than the demand
owing 10 the absence or many buyers
who last week made bidding lively lIut.
lusi the same. the beef men didn't get
anywhere near what they wanted A
few carloada OF square backed. fat
cornfed steers Of good hnndy weights
would mako IL high voter mark ON the
aulo books"
90. iheie nave h.en hl ulut
'iAh 'alu, 'lAt curing th' w. .."t
siln lon9i l'alyt lgiAl' ihi. =. ~
recount on tnr maih,th u'ilk "iilpl
thfill hgnd,l hhi next wv
.r loui Hhlln'nt- Mlh u.NN.' W. ~
osnNel ON, 7. NaI'.. ',,l' anu ''
rl'll ono OF wv" ." '"''"h"'
Colonel ID l.. Moore OF Kentucky who
has beon "A heavy western cattle nur-
chasar Tor vaara ia about to ault the
busineea Tor the proernt at least. he
10 In Denver nt pfrsout lie rnya his
v.f fhers Il for mo rurrr-e ID max.
inr hIa inst ahnmant which cumprifea
i.00 head which nit r1 10 Ia avndirntn OF
eastern buvrfe. "Ny idea" aald the
veteran. ~ to huy low and aali hlrh.
1 BOUGHT low. and az am of tho ouln.
ion th1t tho nrira 0f cattle l. about nt
the maximum. have aald out cnin-
picteiv, In "a counio OF years. when
prire1 are down nrtiu. 1 shall barln
buying for u new Einft Iaet winter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23
Promising Property Of C. J. White,
Of Salt Lake.
FREE GOLD PROPOSITIONS,
Camp l. Sevsnty-nve ,Iiics from Ssi'
ton-Nesss from Park CITY, ,iercur,
bingham aud Tintis.

A. J. white. who was for many
years one of the leading real estate
dealers Of the city. and went Co the wall
as "a result OF the collapse Of the boom.
10 To- fair way TO retrieve biz fortune.
Mr. white has. Tor considerable
time. been quietly at work ON hls claim,
the ohio, In Park valley twenty-five
miles from Keiton.
Mr. white. not having the means to
open hla mine na the Mcrcur people arr
opening theirs near By him. went right
down on the ledge ana has now reached
"a good depth. The vein in lis feet Wide
ana b. hlRh grade free gold ORE.
ST. White thinkr that hy next Htn-
son. there VIII b. two or three mills in
operation az the new camp, which, he
believes. offers some uf the best oppOr-
tunitica presented by any district Ia
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

The material Tor the new elevator az
che Daisy mill has been received and
che work of putting % w Do coins rapid
ly forward The min will probably
resume work about the end ~ the
week.. The new tanks are also nearly
completed aud in few weeks the mill
will he running ut double its present
capacity.
Everything lH running along smoothly
ut the chloride Point and u shipment
OF go pounds uf gold cynnidgs was
sent to fhe samplers this week. There
ls considerable snow uu Lion ilill
Tho foundation walls ana tlmhofa Tor
the addition Co the teaching room uf
che Mcreur mill are in ana the addition
will soon be- ready Tor tho tanks About
1000 pounds ~ gold cyanldtn wnry sent
in from the mill last wcek.-Mereur
Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

charles Crane b. down from idaho.
7 Broker j. A. Pollock has gone East
4 row NJ lncandoscents lamps now
llFht up the board at the stock eX-
change.
The West Mountain Placer company
has secured the services OF Dan Clay
aa manager
while O. is officially announced that
the Dalton a Lark option u On, the
stockholders hro cheorcd By the an-
nuunccmont Of a good strike.
a depth Of go feet has been reached
loo the Eureka swansea Extension
SHAFT ana the vein has undergone "a
radical change, indicating the near
presence ~ good orr.
should the Gold Dust. Of Mcrrur.
pass Into Capt. De Ia Mars pusucHlon,
10 viii be- on basis of 70 cents share,
not 20 cents. nH has bcon prroncouHly
stated through q typographical error.
A. l.. Jacobs reached Silver city on
Tuesday ana looked az "a number uf
the mines, lie says the sunbeam IN
taking out some very fnc copper ore.
and the mine h IN splendid shape. Tho
Imperial. which ~ being opened up I'M
dor the direction of Mr. Buekher. of the
producer ere long.
Work on the Tioga is being pushed
ahead vigorously under contract and
the tunnel 10 now lu So fett. % o. con-
fidcnuy expected the ledge VIII be cut
within the next twenty-five feet The
ledge was proved Tor aiNty-hye feet
from the surface. and the tunnel now
being driven win cut the ledge nt about
500 feet depth. Mcrcur Mercury.
Mgr. Delos Lombard. OF the Ridge and
Valley 81 Co. reports that the shaft
10 down $50 foet and that they are
ln softer ground The n. and v. ls all
most suro 10 prove na good n mine aa
tho Keystone. with which 10. ond-lines
ou the north. But no one OF the Tow
Interested ever says a word regarding
its probable value.-Iuab Republican,
stiudish a Jimpson have let "a con-
trHct 90 VIM. ivlr 10 extend Ruby
Native tunnel 90 feet II has been run
no feet following a streak OF excellent
ORE varying from 4 TO \ inches wide.
other work win follow this fan. and
prospects for opening good ore body
are PROMISING There were number
90 sales uf bingham property this week
Of more ur less Importance. They iu-
cludrd the Nancy Hanks lode nt head
OF Markham, which was transferred by
H. H. Gray 10 the Nancy Hanks CONF
nany. that we understand has just been
organlEed tn operate the property
bingham Bulletin.
capt q. q. Bridges recently returned
from the Eldorldn mine ln Puyson ctn-
ynn. lie save bee has made arrangements
Tor an active campaign ~ development
work on that ground while In that die
trict hr started three men at work In
the tunnel and expects To have two
shifts at work IN Few days, Mr.,
hrldgof also states that he has nearly
completed negotiations whereby come
very good property OF his, The Dewey
elaine, which are rltuntacd ln the east
oru part OF Tntie District viii form
the haeie OF an incorporation, says the
Juab Republican, This property which
consists Of the Dewey No. I, Dewey No.
9 ana Dewey No. o. Hes south Of and
ndiolning the u. %. ", acquisitions n.
" Cole uf salt Lake city, ana Mr,
Chlids NJ Boston. spent several days In
spectlng the ground ana thoy are the
promoters OF the new Incorporation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

Kansas Cityo oct. J.-Cattlc-Recelpts
n 900. Rest steady, others 5uiOc lower
Native steers. hOO1Gl5. Texas Htoers.
cows aud heifors is5uAt0. stockrrH
and feeders lO0ui1i, bulls, 2i0m1gO.
Hogs Receipts. 800. Market steady.
bulk ~ snlos i.12hNtli. heavy 400
go. packers. Ai2isut2o, mixed. tion
il5. light fl0mi2t, workers.. A2oui,2,'
pigs. 4U0H4.31
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Market
steady 60 strong. lambs, 25u 500 mutt
InnI. a.mnml.an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-23

a well known employment agent
talked last night about the alleged
scarcity of coal miners ln Colorado.
"Yoff anid ho. with an expression OF
bitterness in bic tone. there lH "a search
IS uf coal miners Who Dr. 10 blame 2
o. u the miners or o. DO the mine owu-
cfHf The mine owners are 90 blaine.
Thcs have widcned tho the mc8hca of
tho screen until the miner m Obliged 90
leave the business No. which perhaps he
was born. and seek some other means
OF existence. Tho scrceu IN the mines
under control OF the Northern Coat
company are an inch and half mesh.
All tho coal that passes thruugh the
screen guoH 90 the company aud the
miner receives nothing FOR a. 90
course this coal ~ sold. The imposl-
tloua practiced on the coal miners. cone
aiantly drive tho better rlara of men
frum the work and strange aH q may
seem. the big coal companies would
rather b. unable 90 ni orders than 10
pay the men reasonable wages Tho
owners would have d coal famine rather
than 90 be- just with The employees.
That ~ tho whole situation In % nut
she'll Denver News.