The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-12-22

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at Lowry 81 Shaw's.
Minining supplies at lowest prices
at William Mueller's.
Gold seal overshoes for boys and
men. p. Shannon.
H. j. Skinner, president of the
Bank of Neihart was in Neihart
Monday.
DIR. Z. A. Benson for gold plates
and aluminium plates. Perfect fit.
Everlasting.
j.. l.. Adams left Tuesday for New
Year, Fergus county, Montana,
where he will go to work. This is
the place where he was hurt. He is
feeling quite well again.
Alfred Scott of Neihart is agent
for "Our Native HERBS" the great
blood purifier kidney and liver reg
ulator. 200 days treatment for 81.
Call and see him at Frisco Hotel.
There was Saturday filed for record
in the suit of John Thompson VS..
William j.. Adrian, an attachment on
about 100 acres in sections 5 and 6,
township is north, range 7 east.
Cooks fine line ofChinaware
for the holidays is unsurpass-
ed.
G. w. Goodale, formerly superin-
tendent of the Colorado smeltes in
this city, but now occupying the
same position with the Boston &
Montana smelter at Great Falls, is
visiting Butte. Mr.. Goodale states
tnat the large amount of construc-
ton planned for this year at the
smelter over which he bresides is al
most completed, and that his COM
Pany now has as fine a plant as there
is in Notwithstanding World.
The Diamond r. addition to the
concentrator is fast nearing compile
ton. The new part Is now all en-
closed and is ready to receive the
machinery. The work of building
the tramway to the Broadwater mine
is being pushed rapidly ahead, and a
large force of carpenters are framing
the timbers and teams are employed
hauling them to the proper places.
The good weather of the past few
weeks has aided the company in ad-
vanclng all the outdoor work, and
If the good weather will only hold
out a little longer the improvements
will soon be completed. The. compa-
ny is working a large force of men,
and is quite a factor in the welfare
OF the town. Last month they had
a pay day of about $4,000.
The Silver Belt mine on Sunday
commenced sinking its shaft another
on feet. We learn that the mine is
looking good, and that work is being
pushed ahead rapidly. The cross
cut to the vein is making good head
way with about IT'S feet more to 90.
When this tunnel is in, the Silver
Belt will be developed on a much
larger scale than at present, We
understand that it ia the intention of
the owner, David Barker, to put in
a bucket tramway at that time.
Drifts will be run, slopes opened up
and a new shaft started. Already
this mine has more than paid for it.
self and its present development
which must amount to at least $50
600. This has all been done with
little Development, the shaft being
down only so feet and a drift not ex-
tending 200 feet long from the shaft
has been run. The STOPPING has only
been done in this short tunnel. At
present everything has to be hoisted,
but when the crosscut tunnel is in
which will gain a depth of 200 feet,
the mine will be worked through the
tunnel instead of the shaft. 1t
would not surprise US if Mr.. Barker
would take out a million dollars
from this claim before he is done
with it. So far it is undoubtedly the
best thing in Neihart.
Pan American Exposition.
The selection of our fellow towns
man, Hon. Geo. H. Stanton as chair
man of the commission for the Pan
American exposition Is a good one.
Senator Stanton is younp and ener.