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Evening journal., 1900-07-17
NEARING End OF DISCUSSION
Board Of Trade Committee Shortly to
Finish Consideration Of CITY Charter

From present indications the discus
sion Of the new city charter by the
Board Of Trade Committee will be COIN
pleted in two or three more meetings.
A long and interesting session OF the
committee was held last night Ques-
tions regarding the sale Of real estate for
sewer liens and other liens were dis
eussed. II is proposed in the new charter
to sell these liens through the sheriff in
stead of by the Mayor and Council as at
present.
Another subject considered was that Of
elections. The plan suggested by the
Municipal League and also the Ohio
Evening journal., 1900-07-17

Charter Commission received the greater
part Of the consideration. Under this
plan there is only one ticket in the field
All the candidates for mayor appear un-
der one head, irrespective of party aiiilia-
ton. and all the candidates for the diff
ferent offices appear under one head. and
the voter exercises his own judgment
and marks the candidate for each Office
for whom he desires TO vote
The nominations are moi made, at a
primary election as at present. but are
made by petition. A number Of men de-
string to have some friend run for Office
can have his name placed on the ticket
by petitioning the Department Of Elec-
tiOns.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17
Meeting of First District Committee

Each committeeman of the Republl-
can First District Committee at a
meeting last night was instructed to
report, at a meeting on Monday even
ing, a suitable polling place in his dis
trict for the primaries. He also was
directed to report the names Of men to
conduct the primary election for dele
gates to the State Convention, which
will be held in this city on August 21.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17

rectly in front of express train No. Sc,
due at French street depot at 1.57 a. m,
and was ground to death under the
wheels of the train. Prear escaped in
jury.
Officials of the railroad carried the
lifeless body to the hospital at the
depot and subsequently the coroner re-
moved 1t to the morgue. Prear followed
the remains there and to Mr.. Vandever
said the man had stopped at his home
in Philadelphia several days ago and
they had arranged to go to Dover to
pick peaches. The man had left a grip
at Prear's home, and early this morn
ing Prear returned to Philadelphia to
make search for some articles among
the mans belonging by which his iden-
tity can be established.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17
BROKEN WHEEL AND WALK

Court Stenographer Guyer Has Both
and Proved a Good sprinter
Friends of Charles G.. Guyer, the we'll
known court stenographer are having
much fun at his expense. On Sunday
Mr.. Guyer started ON a wheel for fish
ing trip TO st. Georges. just below New
Castle the wheel broke and Mr.. Guyer
had 10 irundle il back TO New Castle lie
was not TO Zoe ihwartcd by a broken
wheel in his desire to fish and continued
90 81. Georges ON foot.
Mr.. Guycr N good walker and it is
said he covered the seven miles between
the point at which his wheel broke and
ST. Georges in record-breaking time.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17
Thomas Carlin Improvinr

Attendants at the Homeopathic Hos
pital report that the condition OF
Thomas Carlin. who was injured on
Wednesday last in the accident at the
Liebig Manufacturing Company's
works is much improved and that he
is rapidly growing better
Evening journal., 1900-07-17
Cnntrncts awarded

Edmund Mitchell Jr.. has awarded TO
George 5. Mckee and Philemma Chan
dlor contracts for the erection Of two
three story brick houses on Delaware
avenue, east of Van Buren street.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17
Pokanoket is i'm serricc

After having been completely over
hauled at the yards of the jackson and
Sharp Company the steamer PoIanoket
went into service on the river between
Milford and Philadelphia to-day.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17
NIcNabb Candidate for Delegate

John E. McNabb is a candidate for
delegate to the Democratic State Con-
vention from the Fourth district Of the
Third ward.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17
Killed Supposed Mad Dog

Bicycle officer Harry Pierce yesler-
day afternoon killed a supposed mad
dog at Delaware avenue and Washing
ton street. The animal created a panic
among pedestrians in the vicinity.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17
Red and white Band sociabIe

At Ninth and Market streets, on
July 1, the Red and White Band will
hold a sociable. The officers Of the
organization are: President. Miss Elsie
Adams; vice-president, Miss Sallie
Black; secretary. Miss Ethal Palmer;
treasurer, Miss Jennie Black.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17

Much complaint is being made about
the general bad condition Of the city's
streets.
Evening journal., 1900-07-17

J. Edwin Palmatary is hosie from
Georgetown.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
SCHOOL NOTES.
zee

The Nigh School Literary program
will be every other Friday after this, on
accoun. OF some extra laboratory work
of the Physics class.
The Alamosi football team have sent
challenge to our High School team.
and game will probably b. played in
Few weeks.
Examinations were held this week in
18th grade. Psychology; llth grade.
Geometry; and 10 grade, Algebra
Miss Trueblcod having been i'll the
first 81 the week, Miss Lorena Pyke
filed her place, as teacher OF the second
grade.
The game between the Del Norie and
Monte Vista foo. hal, teams played here
last Saturday. resulted in the score OF
IL TO q in favor Of Del Noric.
On account Of the practice o. some OF
the msn ot Del Norte attending the
High School during the football season
it has become impossible for th., boys oi
this school tp have fair game with
their team.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
Zig Shipmeni IL sheep.

Thursday there were 10 broad gauge
double iecked cars loaded with sheep
and lsml'-, shipped from this station to
Rock, Ford aud vicinity to h. winterci
ON alfalfa.
+. NJ. Har-in shipped o ears, billed to
himself AT Rocky Ford. aud two cars q
". u. Brown ai Manzola, Colo. Six
ears were shipped lay J. c. kain and two
ears 10y Ad Weiss to Mr.. Har-in a,
Rocky Ford.
Friday ten NOR. cars were shipped by
Mr. ilar,in to Omahs. making in all ~
csrs and lo."o sheep Th--. sheep
wer. from the hill, in the vicinity Of Del
\ort~
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

To Peoples Party and "Demo-.
cratic voters:
To vot.. the Fusion" ticket, you
you should write the word Demo
cratic" or the words Peoples Par
tv" in the blank space at tho head
OF the ticket, but you should not
use the word "Populist," or the
word Fusion" Every Democrat
and Peoples Party voter should
vote the ticket straight.
There are none but COOL men
on the ticket and they should have
your support. Remember that the
name ''Popnlist" has been stolen
10y the enemies Of the fusion,s,s
and instead Of it. you must use thu.
official name, "Peoplss Party"
c. II. MATHIS.
Chairman Dem. County Central
Committee
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
Pr-.hyt~rian Chsrrh.

The Sunday morning sermon The
New knigh,hoci"
Sunday evening sermon Glimmerine-
OF Dsy,man.'
The Week Of Denial" Offering can In
presented on the Sabbath OF on next
"Wednesday night.
The Monthly Missionary M--tin.: will
convene with Mr.. r q. Br-rkcnridgc
ucs, frids, night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
Nstice ee Forfeiture.
To- rHos. II. NswroN

10 THt>- IT NGWTON.
Nor re hereby notified that have expended
Cn- Hundrs-d Dollar in lshor and impros--
u-u'- ug-su the Veteran lode. situate IN sum.
mttstll- mining district, Rio Srandr county.
Colorado. the location c-rftfcai. Of which i.
r-rorst.-i ia the r-cor,i- of Rio Grstsi- county
II s'ri.-r to l.,ld aid pr-ini---- under the pro-
,i-iea- OF ---rtioa sZ.a Rcsi--f Statutes of the
nsi.i state b-ins the snoan, required To
IL Ice. and December 81. l.A. Ani II
within ninety day frpn the --ryiec Of ihi-
no'in- .o-s fail ur refuse To- coutribut- your
your Interest, in said claim will b-scun- the
property of the -ub-cr.,-r rnder the aid
>-si'au -7z-s. and amendments ti..r-tn.
JAMES \. WILLS
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
For Shattered Nerves.

\ remedy tha, will sooth~. bu,ld up
the wasted TISSUES and enrich the blood
is indispensable. Lichiy's Celery Nerve
Compound ha, ls.en wonderfully snc.
c--sful IN cases Of nervousness. ~ thous-
"nds OF gr"aifrl people will testify.
Sold by l. ". Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

When YOU feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take dose Of Cham
bsrlain's Stomach and LAYER Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone mp
your liver and regulate your bowels
making you feel like n new man. For
sale by Rice's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
When You Get q Headache

don't wait minute but 20 to your drug.
gist and get n box OF Krause's Headache
Capsules. They will prevent pain, even
though your skull were cracked. They
are harmless, too. Read the guarantee.
Price DC. Sold by I. W. Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
Died..

Wednesday October 3l-,. Of typhoid
fewer. little OriaE o.. -1n Of AR, and Mrs.
L. $. Carpenter. aged ten y-srs Cnfor.
tunaiely the father pi d-c-a>.d i sick
a, CARRIER Oklahoma, and unable To rc-
turn home at present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
t.ran,I Rally.

Oi the Br.an Club a, woo,im-n hall.
November 9Th commencing at T. m.
Good program. consisting ~ Song-.
Speeches. Music. R.clta,ions etc. Every
bo.Iy invited.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

We carry a full line of Oils. also
ready mixed Pants. Lead. etc.
GiBBs \ ABRAMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

The cold wave from the west sent the
thermometer down to zero Tuesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

We carry full line of Heaters,
Ranges and cook stoves at lowest
prices GIBBS l. ABRAMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

FoE SALr-On. team of heavy
horses. harness and 3 broad tire
wagon u; n bargain.
Gipns 4 ABRAMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

The Bryan club will hold meeting
at W1odmen hall Monday night. a
good program has been prepared.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

Attorney Veerkamp has moved his law
otlice across the street and Is now com
fortably situated in the Mcrriman office
next door west from the JOURNAL block.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

For few days only a mic. Fur
Collar.t,e n. Fnsse,t.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

II YOU want u heavy Wagon, or
light spring rig. We can hi Won out
ai pricc, la suit the tunes.
Gins \ ABRAMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

The census bureau announces the
population Of the United STATE, and
tcrritoric, to be 1G.ea2 23l
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

Commissioner Clark Is IN the west end
OF the county looking after his political
interests.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

Now that the lin>ecd oil trust has
bought up all the seed. it has boomcd
the price OF oil seven CENTS a gallon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

A. f. Won Egidy has bought the store
building occupied by ;he Labor ES-
change.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

Only few more Fur Overcoa,-
lef, a, Fa.-.,i'..
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
CANON CIlY L.np Coal from the

celebrated Number ) mine ss;D PER ton
at the bin or car at j 5. Camplell's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

Genuine Maichls-s round lump coAl
a, - i--r ton a, Inn ct car =, Camfl-lls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

PAsrrRr-For horses n, one dol.
lar per month. II. II. MowRAY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
Krause's Headache Capsules

will instantly cure headaches Of any
kind. Being purely vegetable they are
harmless and ieave no bad after effects
We offer Sjpo reward for any trace OF
antipyrIne, morphine, chioral or any in.
furious substance found in them. Price
&c. Sold by I. ". Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

Justice Phillips, Of Elkhorn district
Saguache county, va, in the city Thurs
day. The judge say, the smallpox -car,'
has all died out in his part Of the
valley
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

change.
The census bureau announces the
population of the United States and
territories to he 1G,eal.23D
Now that the lin>ecd oil trus, has
bought mp all the seed, it has boomcd
the price OF oil seven cents a gallon.
The Bryan club will hold meeting
at W5odmen hall Monday nlrh,. A
good program has been prepared.
Attorney veerkamp has moved his law
odice across the street and Is now com
fortably situated in the Mcrriman office
next door vest from the JOURNAL block.
Justice Phillips, Of Elkhorn district
Saguachc county, VA, in the city Thur.
day The judge say, the smallpox -carc
has all died out in his part of the
valley
L. \. Chisholm made trip to Monte
Vista THURSDAY. The Wolcntt J-ople
are making hard fight on him. but II
the silver voters come out Tuesday lac
ujll b. elected.
i'll schall vas in town Thursday and
Fridn, getting some rcrair~ Tor IN,
thrslcr. H. says the average yield ut
wheat d. small and that there i no big
money in wheat npF in the thr,-Shing
husinr-> tins year
While in Del Norte Monday the writer
spent half an hour At Al. wcis- plsr,. of
business. He i running regular de
pariEirut store aod employs thirteen
clerks in aud outside the store and seems
to hc doing an Immense business
Mrs Villa Midaelkamp received a
check f1r s3pr "Wednesday FROM the
Wpodmru. the insurance uu her hus
bands life Assopn A. pruier proof Was
filed a, headquarters the check wa,
issued. The woOdmrn do no; rais.,
technical Joints to della, paying h',.''s,
bat arr alNay, promp, to act.
\ branch ofthe " l.. \. : l. NJ. ~
was organized at Mrs. wallaoe's rhur.
d-N afternoon. The fallpsinc officers
Wete el-c,>d
Mrs Il u Waliace. President. B.ll.
kIpT~r. Vice President. Miss Clara Mn
termutc. Secretary and Treasurer. Tn.
following National Aii- s.r- enrolled:
Mn. Wallace. Mrs Vaudeville. Mis-"-
kiprer, HecS-t. win,.rmut.. Cessna
and Pickett.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

Big trade in LADIES' Jackets and
Capes at Fasse,,'s. Call before
they are all gone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

T. \. Chisholm made trip To Monte
Vista Thursday. The Wolcoit T--ople
are making hard fight on him, but il,
the silver voters comr out Tuesday lac
aill b. elected.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03
ELMER .. bErkWtTH.
rR-asTx - S(at<


f.r.tN >-cs-tap II STATE.
Which gls<ii.a ~.li H. a.--soi at
.cl... IN tisr ss.rninx. and ..-at.nu- ots-n al
..4,.s a ri.-.A in tis- r,~s.nx ~ the taJ.
pa,s-i at bel <otta. thi. isth ia, II ortsSf
an tiis y~ar - ..saf I..r,t .sse ti,s-i.And nins
u. \. CHISHOLM
toSNrv ttHha.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

] l. Schnll vas in town THURSDAY and
fridn, getting some rci,air- Tor hi,
thrshcr. H. say, the average yield ut
wheat !, small and that there i no big
money in wheat npF in the thr,--hing
business this year
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-03

While in Del Nurte Monda. the writer
>psni half an hour AZ Al WciS- plsr. If
business, lie j. running regular i,.
pariurut store and employs thirteen
clrr.S, in aud outside the store and seems
tn lac doing an Immense business
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-23
Granite Company
Works $50 Men.
ORE In THE RED CLOUD
Jerry Connolly's Experience More
About the Britannia-NeWS
of the Mines

State Senator Jerry Connolly of Gran
lite county is in the city today. MI. Con
molly is engaged in mining at Granite.
The property which he is operating is
only a prospect, he says, but promises
we'll.
The Granite Bimetallic company is
now employing about $50 men," said Mr..
Connolly, land the outlook for the flu
ture of the camp is brighter today than
it has been since the slump in silver in
1893. For several years after that event
the town was practically deserted and
few people anticipated that it would re-
cover it's former prestige in the next de-
cade. The Granite Bimetallic company
has infused new life into the community
recent development at the mines
show that the confidence of the company
in the richness of the camp was not mis-
placed.
This search for the precious metals is
a funny and uncertain business" unused
Mr.. Connolly. "Only a few weeks ago
DIR. Mussigbrod opened up a splendid
body of ore on the Red Cloud. He esti-
mates that he has now about $780, 900
worth of ore in sight and an unestimated
quantity below. I spent eighteen months
time and losts of good hard cash in de-
veloping thai claim before DR.. Mussig-
brod took hold Of it. 1t goes to show how
luck acts sometimes. Had I staid with it
a little longer l could have realized a for
tune perhaps, but I don't envy the new
owners their good luck
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-23
FOR TRESPASSING
ON PLACER GROUND.


Another piece of mining ground has
become the bone of c%ontentiom in the
district court and 1T had it's origin in, a
little jump alleged to have been made on
January l of this year. 1t is a case of
placer VS.. quartz and quartz VS.. placer.
The plaintiffs in the action are John
Noyes. w. A. Clark, John O'Rourke, J..
H. Maloney, E. A. briggs, Sarah Nj.
briggs, M. B. Brownlee, the Home In
vestment company, the Cobban-Casey-
Day company and the Montana Loan
and Realty company; the defendant, A.
G. Terrell.
Plaintiffs allege in their complaint that
they own mineral entry No. SIS, which
is a placer claim located in this county;
that on January l the defendant unlaw-
fully and forcibly broke and entered the
premises for the purpose Of locating an
alleged quartz claim over the placer Local
ton n began to sink an alleged shaft
for the purpose of making a pretended
quartz location; that he continues daily
to trespass upon the premises. Plaintiffs
further allege that they have a United
States patent to the ground. and by rea-
son of Terrell's e~ncroachment have been
damaged to the extent Of $500. They ask
for judgment for this amount and re-
quest that Terrell be enjoined from con-
tinuing the alleged t~respass.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-23
THE BUTTE MINING DISTRICT.

Fred w. Cowan of Missoula, Mont, who
is now in Boston, predicts a great future
for the mines which the Amalgamated
is absorbing. He says:
1.-The claim hat the Anaconda mine is
practically worked out is absurd. Its
greatest production is yet to come. Com
pared with the development c~ontemplat-
ed in the future, the ground has so far
hardly been scratched.
1.-THE Montana is constantly increasing
both its ore reserves and it's production.
Its smelling capacity is being steadily
increased, and it will ultimately be as
large or a larger producer than the Ana
cOnda.
"The Butte & Boston is most seriously
threatened by the Heinze litigation. the
titles of several of its claims being in the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-23
SAYS THAT HE : :
CAN PROVE AN ALIBI,

Edward Casey, charged with assault in
the first degree IN William Sullivan, a
boy, On the Goth, was arraigned in Justice
Nichols court to-day and will be given
a preliminary hearing at 9 o'clock Mon
day morning.
The defendant stoutly proclaims his
innocence. When arraigned he said:
We'll, I'll tell you, judge, I would like
to have those present who were with me.
l don't want to remain in Jail for nothing.
I have not been up in that part Of town
since st. Patrick day. It's a grave charge
to place against an innocent man. At the
time hat assault was committed I was
in Craig's saloon in South Main street.
l spoke to Jack Hoy in West Galena
street either before or after I was in the
saloon and can get witnesses to prove
my innocence. The first time I was put
in the city Jail and some kids came down
and said I was not the man. I was then
set at liberty, but afterwards a deputy
sheriff arrested me. The witnesses I
want are Jack Hoy, Paddy O'Donnell,
Frank Ayres, Michael j.. Sullivan, Frank
Casey and Billey O'Donnell o Melon
nell"
Casey's mother has employed John w.
Cotter to defend him..
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-23
MORE TESTIMONY
TAKEN YESTERDAY.

Judge Knowles last evening adjourned
court until Monday when the hearing of
the suit Of the Colusa-Parrot Mining Co.
VS.. Anaconda Mining Co. will be resum>
ed. l#0 f
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Scallon's OPEN
ing statement last evening several wit
nesses were examined. w. H. Sheerin,
deputy clerk n recorder was called for
the defense. He had brought the records
with him to prove the location Of the
Anaconda mine, but counsel for the plain
tiff objected to the Introduction of the
location notice on the ground hat the
~veriication to the notice was defective.
1t was claimed that the location was
made Oct. 10. 1875, and Mr.. Hughes for
the plaintiff, held that the validity of the
notice was an important issue in the case
as hat was prior to the location OF the
Macawber claim Of the plaintiff. 3 Sew
eral decisions from the state and federal
courts were cited both by Mr.. Hughes
and Mr.. Scallon.
Judge knowles stated tina he would
reserve his decision upon that point and
related an interesting decision of the SUI
preme court upon some of the early laws
Of the state: About 1872, he said. H. S.
Clark was clerk and recorder of this dis
trict. Noticing that the mining loca-
tons were filled out on blank of vari-
GUS kinds, he decided, in order to simplify
matters to get up a new form which he
furnished to the liners. Mr.. Clark had
previously submitted the blank form to
a number of attorneys who decided that
it was legally correct. After being used
for a number of years, Mr.. Forbis discov-
cred a flaw in it and the question came
up before the supreme court. Upon be-
ing shown that to hold the location no.
tice void would have invalidated about
l 900 locations in the county, the supreme
court held the location notice to be valid.
Michael A. Hickey the locator of he
Anaconda mine was a witness yesterday
afternoon. He said he located the claim
October 10, 1875. 1t carried some silver
and gold zeal the surface but no copper
A transcript of the testimony of George
T. McGee given at the hearing of the
application for an injunction between the
present litigants was read.
Clarence V. Page'and August Christian
We're called to testify to the correctness
of the maps, plats and models and the
surveys they had made.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-23
WILL BUILD A COMMENTATORS.

At a recent meeting Of the stoclkhold-
ers of h A. M. Esler Mining and Con-
centrating company the following were
elected directors for he coming year:
A.. M. Esler, F. w. Rossberg, Sherwood
Wheaton, b. Warnken. John S%chornborn,
w. H. Johnson, w. M. Corckrill. The
trustees elected A. M. Esler president, +.
w. Rossberg vice president and Walter
ems Independent says that the
will erect this spring a concentrating mill
of 100 tons daily capacity. in Swift Cur
rent mining district lin Teton county, un-
der a contract to concentrate 400, 900 tons
Of copper ore, for which they will receive
Sc per ton.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-23
NIleTk
BY JAMES F. WILKINS.
Deputy Clerk
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.

The firm heretofore existing under the
name and style of H. Fl. Becker & Co.,
doing business at No. 8 Arizona street,
Butte City, Montana, is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Charles O'DOnnell,
ESD, attorney at law. 10 North Main
street in said city is authorized to collect
all accounts and transact all business for
the firm of II. II. Becker & Co.. Parties
having claims against the firm of H. H.
Becker & Co. will file the same with the
said Charles O'Donnell.
Dated this 18th day Of March. 1900.
HOWARD H. BECKER.
ITHAMAR S. CHAMBERLIN.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-23

ly hampered by this litigation and the
injunctions n receiverships which it
entails.
by the Amalgamated company, adjoin
the Anaconda. They will prove the won-
der of the Butte camp. AS yet they are
not producers, but are being developed
on an immense scale. A plan to build
large smelters to handle the product of
these mines alone Is now being cOnsid-
cred. In view of the immense ore bodies
that have been developed the recent in
erase from 5000, 900 to $40, 900, 900 in the
capitalization of the Washoe company is
fully justified.
THE original Butte mining district is
about five miles square, n all of the
large producers are located there"