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The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21
Tax Notice

Il VIII meet tne thN payers o1 SIhNlOTd county
Arkansas, for the purpose Of collecting the
per capita real and personal property taxes for
the year 1898, at the following times aud places,
tpwit.
Jasper township at precinct. Monday, Jan. l6.
Union township ut precinct, Tuesday H.
Lees Greek township at precinct Wed, IS
Barker township at precinct. 1hurrday 49,
Cove City township at precinct Friday, 20
Ccdarville township at precinct. sat. n
oliver Springs ~. at precinct, Monday 23
Cedar Creek ip. at precinct Tuesday. a.
Upper tp. at precinct, Wednesday. 25.
Wlnfrey to. at precinct Thursday, 2G
Shepherd township al precinct, Friday, H.
whitley tp. at precinct Saturday, 2s.
Porter tow nship at precinct Monday, 30
Chester tow nship at precinct Tuesday, 81
Maintain tp. at precinct Wednesday, Feb l.
Lancaster tp at precinct Thursday. Q
Rudy township at precinct Friday g
Dora township at precinct Saturday,
Lafayette tp. AT precinct Monday. g.
MaAey township at precinct, Tuesday. T.
Vine Prairie tp. htpreeinct Wednesday, s
Dyer township nj precinct. Thursday 9
River township at precinct Friday 10
Alma township at precinct Saturday, " H.
Riehlaud IT,. at precinct Monday. l3
hon Eah e.. 4..-s -.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Arnstein 4 Bonn, dealers In dry goods
In New York. have assigned; liabilities
about $4,000.
The coinage Of the San Francisco mint
for December is the largest In Its history,
amounting TO $40 O02J 900.
Paul Fretinakof, famous art collect
or, who presented an art gallery to Mos
COW, IL dead in that city.
The directors of the American Steel and
Wire Company have declared dividend
Of u per cent. on the preferred stock.
Kari Kierdelgerger, Of Jersey City, shot
his wife and stepdaughter and killed him.
self The women viii probably recover.
Mrs. Lucetia Kent. a widow living
alone in Springfield, Llls-, was found dead
in her house with her broken hand pin
toned firmly under q heavy folding bed.
A six-StOry building at State street and
BOerum Place, Brooklyn, occupied By J.
curiey 4 Co, ~ a carriage factory, burn
ed recently. The loss Is 10000.
kid" GOulette, Of Rochester, N. Y,
and Martin McCue, Of New York, fought
q twenty round draw At Rochester, before
the Rienza Athletic Club.
Lima, o.. has It's natural gas supply
cut of by the blowing up OF the power
house. The coal supply ID short, bliz-
rard is raging and much suffering results.
At JacksOnboro, near Middleton, O.,
John Clifford and Phillip Kneh quarreIed
over the division Of . crop Of tobacco.
(affFrrd ahs.a amk l,sHaH L ..nk 81 49,
ward committed suicide.
In the T0r0nto mAyOralty contest, A.
Macdonald was beaten by Mayor John
shaw by eos votes One Of the arKu
ments used against Macdonald was that
he had once advocated the Apnexation OF
canada to the United States.
The attorney general Of Ohio has fled
IN the state supreme court q petition to
Gust the National Biscuit Company from
doing business As a trust in that state.
The suit IL in line with the attorney gen
erals policy Of fighting trusts in Ohio.
The Tooth anniversary Of the establish
ment Of the TransyivAnia university, in
Kentucky, was celebrated recently.
Scores Of men prominent In public lite,
including Jefferson Davis and Justice
Harlan, Of the United States supreme
court, are numbered among its alumni
The state Of California, by Attorney
General Fitzgerald, has begun an action
against the Giant Powder Company, in
which il asks that the franchise be for.
feited on the ground that prices Of expIo-
sives have been exceedingly increased
and free competition prevented.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

New York, Jan. ll.-By a heAd-end
collision between two passenger trains OF
the Lehigh Valley railroad, at West Dun
ellen, \. j., IS persons we're killed ami
over rs wounded.
West DuneIlen IL three miles from
Boundbrook aud about ~ miles from New
fork City. At the depot where the dis
Aster occurred there il sharp curve in
the Lehigh Valley track and steep cut.
but the accident was due in the first place
10 some terrible mistake in train orders,
and in the second place to another ACCT
dent that occurred at Boundbrook earlier
IN the day. The blood-stained wreck Of
tangled and twisted iron and wood that
Sas still on the tracks tonight bore wit
ness to the truth Of the general verdict
Of railroad men, that this was one OF the
worst collisions in recent years. %.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
Corruption Confessed.

Butte. Mont, Jan. IU.--Senational re
ports are coming iron Helena this after
aeon about the senatorial bribery inves.
LEGATION.
W. A. Clark, his son. Charles W. Clark,
and several Of his prominent workers arr
COW before the investigation committee
and, according to a telephone message
IRON a member Of the house, startling dls
closures have been made Of the attempted
corruption. Senator Frank WhiteSde, the
alleged custodian Of the SSS.000 cOrrup
ton fund. made q clean breast Of the
whole matter and il l. sid that money
IN many packages, marked with the name
u Legislators, has been discovered ami
Tied up. Both houses are determined to
get at the bottom OF the whole business.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Dultns The past year - new pOssofacss
usfS s.sabiahed In Montana, and Is dIs
coatihard.
T. u. Parker announces that q tele.
PA0as lins vii shortly be built connect.
sng Chinook With Cleveland. The cost Of
he plAas uill BE- betrayed BY private sub
sctiPsioa-
Ths Last liAk In the long dIS,Aacs phone
irom Moasana 20 the coast was completed
rresniiy, ARA Communication was opcned
up tssUcsA Mia~Oula. Helena and other
points and FOTtland. Ore.
The ~ooi FrOwihE arIH Of Busch rrOa-,
Al urtngssnu. has b"en Dissolved, T. c.
Russh purchasing al the interests Of Ah
hsolhsE, w. ~ The prize paid foT the
satiss's interest," In the land was $500.
A iaFge rial estate deal was transacted
In uringssOu recrn,iy by which Captain
u. J. ksnnsdy. an Eagiish capitalist and
owner 81 the AltrmATis hotel, Sold his In.
lsrp.a In the sane 10 Thompson RrOiherS.
rrnsrAl msrVhAnis Of Livingston.
wsllIng Nap,on, Of Deer Lodge, has
b~sa appointed by Governor Smith Of
MoutanG a. the Judge Of the third judicial
district, which includes Deer Lodge and
Granite counties. 10 succeed Judge Theo
RrAatly. ubO tot az ycATs has had the
eIace.
sAlpmsHts IRON the Benton stock yards
this rear hare BEEN larger than during
Aav previous season. The total cattle
shipmsnts were aa4 cara representing
ahs1, 5000 bead Of besvea. while mutton
.hipmsnts consisted Of al cara or about
10000 bead.
Mn D. W. Fisk, wife Of the business
manager q the Helena Herald. died there
on December s7th. The deceased was
daughter Of the late Major X c. Walker,
paymas.sr Of the United States army, re-
Tired. and q niece Of the late J. @. blaine
She vas a lady Of many noble qualities
a had and heart and allied with sunshine
the soc,al world In which she moved.
The comptroller Of the currency has
v,vsu on, an abstract Of bis report OF the
coalition on Dec. Of the national banki
n Moutana, Il shows that since the last
rrpor,, sept. %, the total resources have
Incpanei IRON el6.l35,i9l 10 N1 ,SCS'ozSI
loans and discounts have increased from
~ 9a4Ss4 70 tiy5i3.llS, and the Ie:sr rS
~. Increased from e4,47I,5p6 to &t,ISss
coz q which gold holdings increased iro..
slop7slsI 70 alo,loi .s6T and tho aSes'
40. rr.rtyp held decreased from Al'oe v
"a. 90 per cent - L
lnsxu Butte miners. are back from n.
KloudIks with their pockets lined w's.
: naW,ou City money. Mr. Holland wen
10 he KlondIks In 1907, saw what he ~
ssrlsd a. an opportunity TO make none e,
snd returned TO take advantage o. y. ~ =
" ,ook Mr.. People, back with him and :, .n ne.
sSilsA from Seattle with 100 head . o. CIV y
~. which they succeeded n gs'ung =
fsis psnnsts In good condition. Insr'
: : .As o.ssle were slaughtered and taken , :!
: scow down the lake and river 70 pANso 49,
4 -. ths bssi wa sold at sxua'AsA'
url.sS sSlsIns We TTOaA ----
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SITUATION Is VERY critical
AaU1HALDo ACTING UGLY.
Our Yilipino Agent - Hsng Keng Be
lieves Blood WIN IN shea--Cannee De
AvoiAea-Trssps Havs Not Yet Laaasa
In IIoilo.

London, Jan o.-Ihs Filipino commit
tees In Paris. Madrid and London tsle-
graPhed to President Mckinley.
The Paris dispatch reads: awe protest.
against the Decentralization 81 American
troops At noiIo."
The London telegram sAidt Treaty Of
peace unFAtifed. America claim Of sover-
eighty premature. Pray reconsider reso-
luton regarding noilo. Filipinos wish foe
friendship Of America and abhor militar-
isn and deceit"
The representative Of the Associated
Press at Paris learns that the Filipino
junta At Paris has received q Telegram
from the Filipino agent at Hong Kong.
saying: Fight with Amerieans un-
asoidable. We are not aggressorz."
A telegram from an English house in
Manila says the situation i very strained
and there Is much anxiety there. The
dispatch also contains news from IIollo,
the substance Of which was that The
American troops had not yet landed.
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MINING NOTES.

The Copper Queen Of Arizona gives en-.
ployment 70 1900 men.
The frNt news received when the tele.
phone line was clear last week was that
the Thermometer stood 90 below at Re.
public.
= VIM. GTieF writes TO his son at North
port that ets 600 has been raised in Lon.
don 10 develop the property Of the Co.
lumbia Milling and Development Co.
The stages Were not run from Boss
burg and Marcus TO Republic and BOun.
dairy Greek several days last week, the
river being Allied with floating ice to
such an extent that crossing was danger
Qua
w. J. Lee, formerly mining editor Of
the Rocky Mountain News and promin.
ent In mining newspaper work on other
western papers, is in Spokane purchasing
q plant with which 10 start a weekly
newspaper at Greenwood City, B. c.
Word has been received from the fore
man Of the Buckhorn mine, in the Flat
Creek district, on the reservation, that
the croSscut running from the incline
shaft is beginning 10 show mineral in its
face and the ore Ia coming in at the bot.
tom Of the cTosscut 1t is thought that
the ledge will be opened at once.
Copper production Of United States
mines during November reached the
grand total Of sl5,790 long tons, an in
crease Of ISIS tons over the correspond.
ing period last year.
The export value Of Utah's mineral pro
duction for lSas Il valued at So,e77 ,64S,
The total production Of gold in the
Tnnsvaal for the eleven months ending
Nov. 30. lsaS, was $7l soc SEQ.
Arrangements have been made for q
lO0ton cyanide plant on the New Nam,
moth mine, at Bingham, Utah. The com.
pany has an immense vein Of g TO IS
ore.
waukcgAn, H., parties viii develop the
Easter Sunday, q reservation property in
the Pierre lake district. A large outfit
has been taken In prepared for extensive
work.
The Gala NJ, q Sheridan camp property
which has shown phenomenAlly high as.
says, has the shaft down over 100 feet,
and work win be pushed steadily all win.
ter. Several other claims in the same
camp bid fair TO attract attention soon.
The shipments Of iron ore from the
Lake Superior region for. the year ending
December LIST last reached the enormous
total Of lS,8SO,fss tons, and was the
largest ever known for a similar period,
The increase over 1927, the greatest pre-.
vious year, was l.aSS,lAS Cons.
The Red Lion, on Douglas mountain
Il said to have Q feet Of ore In the face
Of the main tunnel which viii assay
across the FACE 80 In gold and copper.
Charles Buffers, the well known mining
expert, has secured q lease on the tail
ings dumps Of several mines on the Com
stock lode, with the object, Il Is said ,Ol
treating the tailings by the siemens
Halskc process The working OF the pro
eesa will be watched with much interest
by mining men.
While washing q wagon wheel In Shir'
Tail gulch, twelve miles south Of Durkee
on the o. R d n, thirty-eight miles from
Baker City, Or, the two Retsliff brother
noticed color Of gold In the dirt. They
Immediately started 10 wash out tn
neighboring ground, and In three day
took out SEA with rocker.
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MaIl Tor the Yuken.

Washington, Jan. Sin view OF the
fact that communication between the
states and the Yukon distric; is necessarily
slow and irregular, the postmaster general
has ordered that all letters addpzsed to
parties in the Yukon district held for post
age where mailed shall be held at the mail
ing Office 20 days before being forwarded
to the dead letter Office. This will give the
addresses opportunity to forward the de
fcit postage.
The steamboat railway Pcstofice service
between Seattle, Wash, and Dyea, Alaska
distance Of l04S miles, heretofore TEN,
pOrary, has been established a. . perma.
nent route
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mAM0.

An klnas Of business h picking up Al
town. ~ 'A'
hamOr has Il that large hotel win b.
ouh' near the depot at Newport early
next spring. OF before that time.
a public road b In course OF heIng I.kd
out from the Conquest nins 70 the steam.
boat lsndiRg ON the Pend d'Ossille. whIeI,
S'n Be . public improvement. very much
naadsd.
The resent weather was the coolest OK.
per'snoed here this winter, the tsmpera.
tars falling TO 10 degrees below zero.
ahs iAn Of snow here aud below Il very
light.
fhs new electric light and power p,apt
Of the Lewiston Electric Company was
put In OpsratiOn last week for the first
time. and the merchants Of the town are
rejoicing.
The Moscow post oihoe hAa changed
management. r. IL Barton. the newly 40.
pointed postmaster, succeeding IL
shaver. who was appointed By President
Cleveland and Who has served the past
four yeaN
Phi MscFOry. charged with stealing .
horss from n II. sebern, and who was
brought from Wisconsin by Sheriff Oliver
several weeks aimee. has had bis prelImln.
airy examination before Justice Sigxins at
bolss. and held under . bsnd Of $500 10
appear before the district court Tor trial.
A school boy u yeas Of age, Robert
Russell. WA out hunting reeentiy when
be wss aAot through the bead with bis
own gun and instantly killed. He was
ranning With his gun 70 his shoulder al.
nosa IN the Get Of airing. when he isll
harvard. throwing tie gun out before him
sttA Tia mnEHie pointed toward him.
Whea the hFseeh struck the ground The
gsn w~s discharged.
It's post ofhce at Lane, 10 mills moth
q Harrison. On The wsllsoe hrAneh Of the
o u 4 H.. Was broken Into and robbed
q ahoat rs reosntly. The robber 4 sup.
PoAsd 70 have bsen George Lee. a wood
chopper, Who Wa sPPSshsndeA ImnedI.
aisiy and y Dos conGnsd at Msdimoat.
lie WI Be ssat 10 Moscow for trial in
Tie iedrFai court lie practically admits
his gait.
Jed Davis. . veil known Indian, was
found dead lAsI week In Q Asld four OF
Eve nslss from LAPwaL Davis Aad besu
90 spEes tE several days. and dinAp.
PsArsA Searching parties wsFs seat out
Aaastas ios him. and finally his blanket,
saddle and hoTs wess foana. Later the
bSAy uas tOand lying In the asld. frozen
sita and ssaTk Death had resulted from
siooAoaisn and exposure eouhineA.
A FwFcSt uas put In circalasion rucemtly
thAt the city o0anCA Al ksndriek at IL
regular meviing woald vpeAi the gam.
Ming osdinAnos- Tho~s OppOsod 10 gan.
hllsg went 20 uogk al oncs On . big pe-
uisoa. whicA was prusensed 10 the cOunoli
and acconpiished the defeat 81 the pro.
Po~sa repeal Tia Ladies eyincsd lively
Interest IN The matter. and also circulated
. pssaihou, whLeh received large number
II dgnsN This h he soOo0d test q
Puhlts oplnioa In the matter Of rspaAliAR
Ihs eambiing orainAaoA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Belleville. Mich, Jan. l0--A dlsas.
troas freight wreck has been caused on
the Wabash hero by freight train No 90
running into the rear end Of an extra
freight that was lying on the main linz
track near Harvey Johnsohs bean store
hoas& The engineer and fireman saved
themselves By jumping.
An overturned store hrod TIE wreck
and ave freight carr, The eahoose and he
bean stegeh0un were bnrned and ~
wrecked engine badly damaged by Tie
Ere. The loa On rolling stock 5 cd
mailed It es0.ooo. With 5000 loss On ~
sissshoasa
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YORKTOWN start. tor Manila.

San Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE gunboat
Yorktown sailed yesterday for Manila, via
Honolulu. she viii 20 all the way under
full head Of steam and should make the
run in three weeks IL she Is not delayed
at Honolulu. She is the bearer Of full in.
structions to Admiral Dewey and Cen
eral Otis in regard to the situation in the
Philippines
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San Francisco. Jan. lS.-The division
held hospital at the Preside. which re.
Gently discharged most Of its patients,
will at once be filled to its utmost ca.
pacity when the transports Ohio and Sen,
atOr get into port frOm Manila in about a
week with the sick Of the Thirteenth Min.
nesota regiment and detachments from
other commands, numbering in all about
800 patients The Senator will also bring
Aston battery.
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Seattle. Jan l2.-News by the steam.
er Tacoma from Japan says;
The second class japanese cruiser Kai.
mon Kan has reached Annoy, q partial
wreck a. the result Of fire that broke
cut during storm at sea. Several Of the
crew Of the cruiser were burned to death
and many others were badly injured.
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eermany~ xewotIasIe..

Berlin, Jan. S-The correspondent OF
the Associated Pres Is semi-OtiiciAlly ad
vised that the government first hopes to
reach commercial ProvisOrium with the
United States before a regular reciprocity
treaty IL concluded. Negotiations to thk
end are proceeding with great moderation
on both sides.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

httsburg, Jan. s.--The tin plate com
bine has announced an advance Of IS
cents on each standard 100 pound box
and the iObben put up prices 30 cent?,
thus jumping from $50 TO $40 within
- hours It is believed quotations viii
advance until 81 is reached.
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vr.a Duso,s ssaEvssd.

ChIcAse, IN, January i1--ES. un''sd
aealsa tsnatoS FFSAesick ], Daeo'A o.
Idaho, was married IN this eip
yesterday 10 MIna Edna llaxheld Waite
head q DOlsA. 3 d ne wedding oc'
CURED at the home Of the brides 'is'e1'
the ceremony being performed BY rev
Ilowland Hanaoa. After . hOneymoon
trip 70 Washington and other eastern cue ~.
M. and Mira Dubois viii - 10 BlaSkio'N
s D., which a 10 Be their homA
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Ashburnham, Mass. Jan. ll.--During
the night robbers blew open the safe q
the First National hank, securing hetwees
1880 and 5000, and escaped The
building was badly damages By lhe heavy
eAArgs q dynamlia
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portion Of the wealth Of Montana. but
the bulk 10 In the mines. ihe mines
alone supplies eS2,sO0O 600 Of the increase
IN 1897. This year there win be an In.
crease all around, the estimate showing
. gain Of 1000. 900 poands Of copper
alone. Butte has had 800 men employed
In the mines during The entirf yesT. This
10 the best record for constant employ.
ment the section has made. The new
Washoe copper plant viii Re completed
soon and win furnish several thousand
miners and NALL men with steady work.
Mr.. DAILY. who "a at the head u The con.
Germ. expects II TO rival the famous Ana.
condA mines.
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New York. JAa. lE-Angssiaus RAseI'
The star Of the famous Ravsl family
French pansomimlsts and the lAst sarslv,
o q tAs Anliy, h dsaa n tAis si'y'ss'0
(OM :. !.
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or,u IN oal,lana.

Oakland, Gal. Jan. l2--An epidemic
Of grip h prevalent In tAIs city. Health
ofiicer Dunn says he thlnks there are at
least 1000 sAsa o. grip In tAis city.
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Eastern Oregon AIines.

The Granite mining camp h situated
In one Of the greatest mineral belts ex.
isting In the west and In which are Iocat-
ed two partially developed mines whose
outputs In proportion 70 the milling faeil.
titles speak for themselves, and numerous
prospects In various stages Of develop.
ment that show, for the amount Of work
done, larger ore bodies and better values
than can possibly be found In any mining
district in the northwest. This belt Is
situated In Baker and Grant counties,
Oregon, and the formation Is black slate,
accompanied BY qnartxliks dikes, and
occasional intrusive sheets Of porphry,
which. however, do not cut the veins, but
are the cause Of short faults at point OF
contact. The strike Of the veins l. north.
east by southwest, in trend with the for.
nation The only mines being actively
operated are the Red Boy and the Bon
anna. The Bonanza mine, Al Geiser own.
er. is in Baker county. and has . milling
plant OF 20 stamps and vannen and the
vein requires 10 hve-foot sets TO reach
from wall to wall, which ID all pay ore,
averaging Ga per ton in free gold.
The Red Boy mine In Grant county,
four miles south Of Granite, IL owned By
Godfrey 4 Tabor. who are operating q 20
stamp battery In connection with IL
Johnston concentration This company
10 working its mines through a crosscut
tunnel, interesting three veins. being the
Golden Monarch. Red Boy and the Blaine,
on which depth Of $50 fest, 600 feet and
900 feet have been attained. in the order
mentioned The plant Is 4 modern, up
to-dAte quartz mill and was started Sep
tembeT Is, 1895, at which time there
were $500 tons Of ore on hand, which was
estimated TO average as per ton in free
gold. De LamATs experts have been in.
specting this property and 1t is under.
stood have bid for the same, but Of this
nothing definite il known.
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New York. Jan. l2.--1Aa ir1nmoFl
Mobile form Havana has arrived hess 10
a out for carrying troops e Alasa'6
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DISTRICT = plea4Ing e domonssEaaion %.
1901 b csiS6sats ~ bl-csnlsnnial q II
fsandlzg b cn1lllRa
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MINES AND MINING CAMPS
METALS OF THE NORTHWEST.

Items Prom the Rich RIsisAs Of the Pc
else Northwest, News Rrom An the
frinesPle AisiPg cnmps-Pspsenais--
h1inisg Notes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

The November output Of the Montana
Mining company was 1000 ounces Of gold
and 91,6G0 ounces Of silver, nom 1850
tons Of ore crushed, and 1857 tons Of
tailinRs from the dana The tailinga
plant oloaed for the winter on December
/. The valae Of bullion from the llsSs7
tons Of tailings was e,lo0, and the cost
q treatment sl0,osa. The total bullion
produced Il valued at eo3,0Oo, the sx.
penses were eoo, $500, leaving q net profit
Of LOO.
Montana Il one Of the richest mining
ssc,ions Of me world. Last year Il added
10 the wealth Of this country tOo.tsSi 300.
ORsp ssA sAt.ls soassttass . rs-Psssaela