Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
Is Being Worked With Good
Success This Year.
IT'S WEEKLY SHIP MENTS
Plans are Now Maturing For a Race
Meeting to be Held Here
During the Summer.

Deer Lodge, June SIT is rumored to
the delight of the people of this place
that the Copper City express, running be-
tween Butte and Hamilton, is again to
be put on. This very excellent service
was enjoyed by the people along the line
until recently. when it was taken off,
seemingly with a good patronage. If it
is resumed it will be greatly appreciated
by Deer Lodgers at any rate.
The Emery mine, seven miles east of
this city, is running along nicely and is
adding more men as the occasion re-
quires just now. The mine is judiciOusly
managed, is equipped with excellent ma
chinery and it's output will be increased
in a few days to three or four carloads of
ore every week. The mine has a fine
body of ore in sight and is prospected
ahead by means of diamond drills, oper-
ated by experienced men. The recent
breakdown in the pumping machinery
has been replaced by a new plant, and
the mine is clear of water again to the
4OC-fOot level.
Inasmuch as Butte and Anaconda are
not going to have race meetings this
season, Deer Lodge is making an effort
to get a meeting here, and have assur-
ances that fully 200 horses would be glad
to furnish the sport. If the movement
meets the interesting stage hat is ex-
pected in a few lays, our CITIZENS should
put their shoulders to the wheel and do
all in their power financially and other
wise to make it a success. Your CORE
SpOndent has assurances that Butte men
are working with citizens here looking to
a very interesting meeting. The track
here, though needing considerable re-
pair, was the best in the state a few
years ago, and the foundation and grade
is there yet. The stables and grand
stand are all that are required, but the
grounds must be fenced.
Warren Evans left last night for Hell
ena, having been summoned to the bed
side of his mother, who is not expected
to recover from a ~prOtracted illness. Mrs.
Evans would have accompanied him, hut
she is in Butte under treatment by a
Specialist, one of her eyes having be-
come affected. These are two very sad
misfortune to happen in one family.
Joe Peterson, who is working the Hid
den Hand mine, being one of the owners,
was a guest in town yesterday. The
mine is one of the best known in the
Zosel district, and under favorable cir
cumstances could be made to produce
good ore. as it has before. Mr.. Peterson
is working the property and is of the
opinion that there will be a shipment of
ore ready in a short time.
Several of the members of the West
Side club rooms met a few evenings ago
at their comfortable quarters and pre-
scented to the well-known caterer. Will
liam Henry Adams, who cares for the
wants of patrons, a fine guitar of the
latest and most improved model. In
consequence. Billy is as happy as his
countenance always indicates.
George Cockrell is now receiving his
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patrons will be sure and favor him with
their orders. as he has always been faith
full to the trade during his business ca
reer here of more than seventeen years.
John Mathieson, who has been working
the Sterrett mine under lease, has sus-
pended operations on account of water,
and is now building a bridge for the
county near Gold creek. He expects to
go to mining again in about two weeks.
William Dilits of Fish Lake is here this
week delivering 1925. 900 young trout from
his reserves, in the north end of the
County. to Conley & McTague and N. j.
Bielenberg. at their respective reserves in
this vicinity.
George w. Dana recently purchased a
pure-bred Jersey bull from Peter FEEDER
sohn, the we'll known stockman of Mis-
soula. Mr.. Dana is in the dairy business
and thinks lots of the Jerseys.
DR.. William Vaughn was the guest of
Tom Morgan at the placer mines on Dry
Cottonwood yesterday. DR.. Vaughn is
making the trip on horseback, a form of
exercise he enjoys very much.
Miss Elizabeth Aylesworth is now TAX
ing out for daily drives a full half dozen
of her young friends, in a handsome two
seated road wagon, just purchased for
her by the colonel.
A. B. Smith returned Wednesday night
from Butte. having accompanied his
family that far en- route to Fullerton,
Neb. where they will visit for several
months.
Willie Scott came down from Anaconda
Tuesday and spent a few hours with his
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Sam Scott, re-
turning to his duties the same even
ing.
C. ID. Joslyn.~ manager of the F.. L.
Bonner company's interests in this city.
and f. ]. O'Neill spent Wednesday look
ing after interests in Butte.
p. H. Regain and James Leyden, two
officials of Silver Bow county, We're here
today. delivering two pair of Butte Of
Tenders to the prison authorities.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson is down in
Bearmouth and Garnet OF official bust
ness today.
J. A. Bartine of Butte is transacting
business in town today.