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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29
Sic u6ebcimen" iima tbatia.
Cine S9pinbelei pereitelt. - 3tpei
feline MGb9en ais 2abenoiebinz
men ertpif6t.

Cine S9pinbelei pereitelt. - 3pei
feline MGb9en als 2%abenoiebinz
men ertpif9t.
Die 9~ebeimpoliaet faperte am
Montag einen Mann, Der i'm u9oiparb
9ouie" Quurtier genommen bate, ii9
CHARLES 6. Moulton nanr1te unb fir
einen Glert anaeigte, ipel9er Die Sc
f9Gftsfibrung zines Sunelierlaoens
Der nInglo 4merican Setpelrp So.
BON Bottom, Maf." iibernebmen io1te.
Ser 8etreffenbe ionte cine Caution in
8aar bon $75 ite0en. Der 9ebeimz
polisei fiel bic Sa9e auf, unb !6err
Seibolb, tpel9er in NbpeIenbeit BON
Capt. Humphrey als Gbef fungirt,
ianbte bic 9ebeimpoli5iiten pobler
unb goueblin am Muntag na9 benz
r9oparb : 9ouie," ben beroG9tigen
@ogel feitaunebmen. Sm uS4ipiBz
Pro5eb" i'm 9~auptquartier geitanb er
BENIN au9, bab iein Same Gbarles 8.
@mitb unb 8uneo, Muine, feline Set
matb lei, bab es feline r@nglozN meriz
can Setpelrb COMPANY" eebe unb er es
nur auf bic $75 2ei9tgldubieer abgez
feben sebabt. 9etettip Seibolb jugte
tbm bubur9 4ngit Elm, bab er iugte,
5 berartise Sdpinbler fdben i6on
i'm @efdnsnib, unb er Woulton, alias
Smtth) piirOe Der ie6ste iein, tpenn
er Semunoen bef9ninbelte. Seibolb
nabm ibm cine In5abl 8riefe ub, bic
er in 8eantportung feiner Inoeige erz
balten bate. gtli6e Der S9reiber
boten f4riftli9e 8iirgf6uft an, an
bere 8aargelb, aber Der S9ntnbler
bate nod feinen Gent 9elb erbalten.
Quf bas @erfpre4en bin, ben @taub
Der Stabt Der Monumente iofort BON
ben S9uben gu i9itteln, lieB 9err
Setbolb i'm laufen.
Die @ebefmpoliaiiten Yobler unb
gousbltn berbafteten ee1tern Nu9mitz
tag an Der Wei tz2eringtonz StraBe
atpei feline Mdb6en i'm Otter bon 10
unb IL Sabren, BON benen zines aus
angeiebener Samtlte itammt. Die
beiben Mdb9en tparen nit ei1em &orb
BON einem 2aben gum anberen gesanz
gen unb batten S9ube, puppenfleiber
unb anbere @a4e geitoblen, tpel4e lie
in einem SrDblerlaben pieber perfuuz
fen noaten. 9err Seibolb lteb bic
@ltern na9 benz 5auptquartier fom=
men unb iibersab benielben bic uneez
ratbenen SprDBlinge, nu9bem er benz
felben cine ernite grmabnung segez
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29

tegf; ihm ofiifirtert bic pdtres 6enrp
Ghrif unb u. s. Raul, BON bier. Die
prebigt belt pater Gibelis bon 8os
fton, elm Mitslieb bes paFionifens
Srbens. Meftor Der reuer Stride lit
g. Clements Berger.
8IatternfGIIe.
4nldbli9 bes Muftretens ponBlatz
ternfdnen in ansren5enben DDrfern
bel Wilfesbarre, pa., tpurbe in ben
Ntrdben bon Rinsston fein @ottes-
olenft abgebalten. Blattern iinb in
einem sroben Senementbauie in Gb=
narospille aufsetreten, peldes sr0B=
tentbeils BON Musldnbern betpobnt
trirb.
@rbdIt In tellung in Der
po.foffice in Manila.
Rirf %. Omen bon Yorf, 3d., 1T
gum Sub : glerf i'm poftamte in
Manila, pbiIippinen, NIT einem Sc
bait bon $1400 PRO Sabr erndnnt
Dorben; er 1T Elm @4rtftfeber BON
8eruf. @or ungefdbr atpei Sabren
meloete er fi4 gum Dienft in benYbiz
lippinen unb tpurbe Der 8atterie 6,
6. 8unbes : Mrtiaerie : Regiment,
Sort Mc9enrp, Mb., ausetbsilt; er
bat ft9 nieberbolt on @efe9ten be-
thetliot. Stpen biente IGnoere 9eit
als Glert Bel feinem Captain unb
fpdter in berielben gisenI9aft benz
General : Mbiutanten.
Oeutf4e pereinigen it'd
in &eabing.
Sen 3peis : @ereinisunsen bes
0euti9 : Mmeritani19en Central
8unbes bon pennfplpanien bat fi9
tpieber Elm rteues @lieb ansef4loKen.
Sn &eabing, pa., fanb cine @er=
fammluns bon @ertretern Der beut<
f9en 8ereine unb Qogen BON Heabing
ftatt, in tpelner bic @riinbung zines
3peiges bes 8unbes befdloKen pur=
be. Mus pbilabelpbia tparen bie99.
Or. 6. s. 9eramer, Der Prdfibent,
unb Mbolpb 9imm, Der Setretdr bes
Central : 8unbes, anpefenb. 0r.g.
s. 9eramer bielt cine bortreffli9e&ez
be, in tpel9er CT ben boben Wertb Der
8eftrebungen bes 8unbes unb bic
Notbnenbisteit barleste, bas Selbftz
benubtfein bes Deutid : 4merifaz
ners gu modem unb gu frdftigen unb
nadauneifen, peG9' unenoli4 sroBen
4ntbetl bic 9eutfd : 4merifaner on
Der @ntpidelung unb ben 6ortf9rit=
ten Der Ser. @taaten auf alien &C.
bteten baben. Sefretdr 4bolpb5imm
referirte, bab nidt aQein Der Central
8unb fi9 i'm Staate penniblpanien
trdftis entpidele unb eebeibs fonbern
baB bic 8etpegung aud in anberen
Wurael sefabt babe. 0ie
So. 5erbinunb Sbun, Sreb.S STEPHAN
unb s. Weiler, pel9' 2ebterer fi9
gang DEFENDERS UNI bas 3uitanbefom=
Der 3peis : 8ereinieuns in92ea=
bling bemiibt bat, traten nit berebten
@orten fir bic @tablirung zines
s3tpeiges bes Central : 8unbes Elm
unb auf @ntrag bon 9rn. Sreb.
Stephan nurbe biefelbe %einftimmig
unb bic ~folsenben 9erren
gu 8eamten ertpdblt: prditbent Serb.
Sbun; 8ice : Prdfioent &url Rabm;
S. Deiler; S4aBmeiiter s.
Stephan. 4ls 9elegat fir bic am
16. Sum- in pittsburg ftattfinbenbe
Stats : Contention bes Central
8unbes purbe 9r. s. Weiler sez
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Gtatioueu.
etotioEen.

Wetterausfi9ten = ssiir
Marplanb uhb ben Oiitrift Columbia
ResensiiFe am Mittpoa unb nobr=
f1einlih am Oonneritug. berdnber<
lihe, fpdter n0rbli&e @inbk
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3cmnp's 8aTee tuiro tdalitb aerDftet.
: @erfu9t unferen f%einften Hio= unb
@antosz &affee, unerrei4t gu irgenb
einem Preife.
6. .. &ennp G 6 o., 80 2dben.
(OE)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-29

Der funfelnben, perlenben Biere aus
Sreb. 8auernf4mibt's rMmeriean
8retperb" in 8eaug auf @orsiisli9=
felt, &raft unb QudlitGt ni4t hires
Glei4en baben. @erlanst Tie. &iite
$1.OO. 8rauerei 11O4 = 1928 Sill
LEM trabe. sslepbOn a644. GAO
Gin S9ieBboIb. - CHARLES
@peenep, elm A Sabre alter notori=
f4er 8epobner BON mSanbp Bottom"
in @ibz8altimore, tpurbe seftern BON
&abi Soipler in atpei 5dnen, @nsriff
unb Sdieben auf 5rant garnep unb
Nneriff unb @4ieben nit t0btli9er
Mbfi9t auf Sobn 8. Mit9eG, unter
$1,000 8iirsf9aft fir bas Geridtsz
berfabren seftelt. Mithea, Elm ebe=
maliser Poliaiit, betreibt iebt in Nr.
2, Weftz9tazS trabe, cine Wirtbf4aft
unb itanb seftern Na9mittag gegen
3 l1br por berielben i'm 9efprG9e nit
Sranf garnep BON Ger. 1893, Sibz
gbarlesz Strabe. Nd4 ben bon Die
fen bei4norenen 4usiagen, fam
Stpeenep, UNI bic Gde Der Strabe bic
senb, brett auf iie au unb feuerte na4
einisen Worten 5pei S4ife auf Mitz
4ea ab. Die cine &ugel ging febl, bic
speite traf Srant Garnep am &opf,
fiiste linn aber sliidltder Weife nur
cine 5leifdpunbe gu. Sergeant Stefz
fens berbuftete ben S4tebbolb. grz
poliaift Mit9eu f9eint fi9 bic Teinb=
f9aft bes Sneenep unb beKen Jreunbe
5useaosen gu baben, benin am Samftas
perfudten 9iefe angebli9, bic Wtrtb=
fdaft bes Mit9en au aerftDren, 10 bab
biefer in @ertbeibisung feines Gieen=
tbums benz Speenep einen Oenf5ettel
NIT feinem @tode eeben muBte. 2es=
terer noGte am Sonntag einen Ser
baftsbefebl gesen ben Wirtb erpirfen,
purbe aber bonn &abi abgenieien. Oie
5einbfdaft 5pifden ben Mdnnern
fibrte gu Der seitrieen ShieBaffaire.
gs M ar elm Il naIl.- Ser
Sob bes 9rn. &arl $. 9otopp aus
charlottesville, 3d., iibsr ben i'm se=
ftrigen uOeutf4en Correspondent" be-
ri4tet tpurbe, ipirb in fOlgenber @eiie
erfldrt: 9err 6otopp befanb fi4 in
gefdGften In @taunton, 3d., unb
poIte CUR Hiidfabrt ben Dftli4 eebenz
ben gilaus beiteisen, Der iene Stabt
fura mad 2 ubr Morsens perldbt.
Mls er auf benz 8abnbof anfam, mar
Der 3us f9on in 8epeeuns. gr fprang
auf bic Sreppe, fi4 an benz @eftibulz
Gingans bes Wasgons bultenb, 10 gut
er es permo4te. Mun slaubt, bab
feline &rGfte fdtpanben, er feinen 9alt
berlor unb bonn 3use berabtiir5te.
Oiebe beraubten bic Saf9en bes Sob
ten INN cine feline @umme @elbes unb
feline l1br, fie iiberfaben aber einen
srDBeren 8etras.
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Ger, Namens Sames Simpfon, auf<
qenpmmer. Derfelbe purbe inSpar=
roips : Yoint entbedt, er mar Dor
atpei Wo9en BON gamben, RS, ee=
fommen.
@tabt : @egiftrator @eo. 81. Numz
fen pirb in Der ndhften Wohe cine
@efhdftsreife mad gbieaso antreten.
ct bate beabfi6tist, idon seftern gu
reifen, f9pb bic Neife aber Biz our
ndditen Wo9e auf.
Manor 9apes erbielt geitern elm
@9reiben BON elmer Srau 6. 2earp
bon MlIegbanp, pa., in tpel9em biez
ieIbe Musfunft piinf9t iber ibren
@atten, tpelder iie unb elm fleines
3inb berlafen Fat unb fi9 nadgal=
timore beseben baden fou.
Bie @tabtratbsmitglieb 8. g.
8ropn, min ii9 audi bic rNatipnd[
piner Gator Co." BON Ybilabelpbia
um bic 8altimorer 8epDlferuns perz
bient MAIDEN. Oie betreffenbe gomz
pasnie f9rieb seitern an Mapor
9abes, iie babe Elm 8erfabren, bic
Raupen, tpel9e bas 2aub Der 8Gume
freTen, gu pernidten, unb btetet INN
bafelbe an, natiirli9 segen cine entz
fpre9enbe @ersituns.
Die ft%euerbare 8aiis Der @tabt lit
felt benz 1. Sebruar UNI unsefdbr II
Minionen Dollars erbDbt tpprben.
Die grbObung beitanb in SsfuritG=
ten.
Morgen 1T Observation-Disclosures,
elm muniaipaler unb Matchmaker Sci
ertag.. Ollie Muniaipal= unb 8unbesz
Bureaus perben entpeber gang pber
tbeilpeiie sei9lohen fein. 8riefe
nerben ausgetragen tperben: i'm Sc
f4dftstbeile Der Stabt I'M Z, 9 unb
I'll ubr 8ormtttaes, unb in anbe=
rem Stabttbeilen um 7 unb i'll u6r
@ormittags. @u9 bic 8anfen finb
sefdlofen.
Mabor !6abes reiite geitern Ra9z
mtttas in 8eslettung ieinerS 6peI tier
SRI. Sulia 9apes mad 5eatbspine,
3d., Inn bort Bel Der GntbiGung bes
portraits feines @robonfels General
&oser Sones bic Seitrebe gu balten.
Mabor 9apes nirb Mittpo9 Mbenb
ober Sonneritag Morgen 5uriidfebz
rem.
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Ri6ts pisft 10 srfrifd,ns, alg Elm bdlb,s 8tin.
Jlas BON Or. Siegert's TneoiturdsSittsrs,
DEM qroBen characterization Ippttlter3euetr DOE
ben Wtablieiten eeuDumen. Wian bite h9 DOE
Hahabmurgtn.
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s II / I 10 ufee:
philadelphia 0 0 0 0 l 2 o IA
unb Bit 9u ni6t MIL
Iig, % brand i9 @enalt t.
= 9r. Siffnep @oob bon Nr. 203,
Oft : Nort6 : Ipenue, purbe am
Montag Ibenb an Der gde bon ct.
paulitrabe unb Rortb : IOenue BON
benz Heger Sames preftOn I'm Elm
@elbsef9enf angebalten. Safelbe
tparb linn berpeigert, unb ba noGte
Der Neser @etpalt brau4en. Sur9
bic 9ulferufe bes Mnsesriffenen ianf
benz Neger aber bas 9era in bic !6p=
fen unb er flob. 9oli5iiten, tpelae
in Der nd9ften Minute auf Der Bib
fld9e eri4ienen, feuerten ibm mebrez
re Sdife mad, unb bor S9red fant
Der @9parse auf's Srottoir nieber.
Gr tparb perbaftet unb aabi 5sdttg
bonn mittleren Oiftrift perurtbeilte
ihn seitern our 3ablung BON 500
@trafe tpegen nSperrung oes
freien 0erfebrs auf Der offentll4en
Strabe." gr pirb Die Strafe i'm
@tabt : @efdnsnib abiiBen.
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9eutf6es &efo s,i perkdntetf,

- 9eufS pro WHIT
Shiffsfort,n BON urn mad europa, hbtr Saltis
more orr T,u.0prt. 8abnsSiQsts na3 dasn asna
len Guropd's.
gbeo. 8. Dicner & Go,
wr. AS, Nsaitss. gaas vaosstasa
Qcl SPITE &Gl
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8afebaIl. - Die Orioles"
rG9ten ii9 geitern fir ibre Hieberlage
am por6srsebenben Sage, inbem iie
ben ,gbicago'er Club nu9 alien Rez
eeln Der 8unit auf's 9riinblidfte
bermDbelten. Sas Wetter mar fibl
unb unbeitdnbig, 10 bab nur etpa
1000 perfonen benz Spiele auiaben.
Die Score" mar:
en- hicndn.
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g. e.,n ~Dinb-
s.it. g gsaa. absr. ,it asfa. m,. m..
o Sc 2 3 SO 100 y. Steeen
800 u. 29.59 OF 90 /. &tao
IitfI. BarsmeterR. 1888 S5hh. Ehermomeert..70
Viitti. Tbermumeterh. "a yiienrisfer. SS
Die b6dffe e&neliafeit bes Win6es in einerS tunoe.
betrusS DieiIen BON Sfeu.
Das sehrise @efer Die 6o4fe Seupsrafur
hes sehIisen Eoees oui uahbenanntea Stationen
mar. mie fnIot:
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O. fpiro aIIaemeiu suaeifauSeu.

baB Der f4dumenbe @ebaltrei9tbum
Der funfelnben, perlenben 8iere aus
5reb. 8auernf4mibt's rMmerioan
8reperb" in 8e5ug auf @oraiisli9=
felt, &raft unb Qualitdt ni9t ibres
8lei4en baben. @erlanst fie. &iite
$1.0O. 8rauerei 11O4 = 1928 5il=
len=Strabe. 9elepbon 1914. GAO
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TO v E
TISERS.

There u no German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent. that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition OF Der
Deutschs Correspondent In less than
FIv HOURS.
Tho press Of tho Correspondent" viii Drint
Ssld and count the entire edition Of any other
daily German paper in Maryland IN
FIVE MINUTES.
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@efferberidt.
Fer. Gfdateu aBeftersBireau.
9aIttm ore. ben 8 Noi 1901.
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Gin amtsmIbe Nege T.
@eifGi9er. - Sof6ua 9astill,
elm patent : Heger : @eiitli9er, fam
aeftern na9 benz mittleren Stations=
bauie unb erfu9te ben poliseiri9ter
6e9tig Inn einen 9aftbefe5l fir einen
faffeebraunen 8ii9of Der Mfro 3d.
g.z3ir9e. gr faste, Der Mann lei
Elm S9pinbler, babe i'm fir So gum
@eiftli4en sepei6t. @r, 9asfiG, babe
aber ME cine @emeinbe befommen,
unb bic @emeinben, tpel9e Der 8i=
f9of als feline be5ei9net babe, babe
er ME finben fOnnen. Gr babe meb=
rere &inbtaufen Dorgenommen unb
aud Bel 8eerbtgungen amtirt, aber
an Gbei9liebungen babe er ii4 bod
niat berangepagt. bu linn bic @ez
fdiate niht gang geberer borsefomz
men fei. S9liebli9 babe er feinprez
biqeramt ntebergelegt unb er piini9e
iebt, bab benz ansebli9en fdpinbel=
baften 8ifdof bas 9anbpert selest
perbe.
8efrafte @91agfertis=
feit. = Sulius Norman, Elm Neser,
nurbe seftern Dom poliseiri4terJe9=
tig i'm mittleren StatiOnsbauie INN
500 unb Soften geitraft, neil er Sc.
Reineder BON Ger. 1408, Wef=Granf=
linftrabe, auf einem St~rabenbabnz
Wasson bas Muse fdnara unb blau
sefhlagen bate. 9ie, urfa4e mar,
baB Der Neser fi4 beleibigt sefablt
bate.
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3i&ti8 fit Amaei8emoe.

Sn Deorplanb erf&eint auber benz .Oeutf&en
Gorref5snbenten' seine einiice beuti&e 8situns.
Del&e cine Sruds1reHe beFtt. bic i'm Stanbe IN.
Die Guflaoe hes .Seutf&en Gsrreipsnbenteu' In
henioer. ais
fittf 9tttaoett
IN sruden. Die QreHe bes .Gorrtipcnbentens Rann
bic auflose iroenb elmer anberen tdoli&en bouts
i&eu 8eituno In Narnlanb In
tianf Wtmttteta
bgu6eu, taljen unb ebldklen.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-20
OPERATIONS AT THE EMMA.
The Shaft Is Down $40 Feet-New
Air Compressor Doing Duty.

Inc shaft on the Emma claim, which
oelng sunk by the Butte Mining & De-
Neiopment company, reached depth of
80 feet on Monday and is going down at
the rate of two feet per day. Manager
Lynch reports that the ground is be-
coming softer, indicating that the shaft
is nearing the foot wall. So far the work
of sinking has been slow on account Of
the great quantity of water, but once
outside of the ledge much paster progress
outside of the ledge much better progress IS
ent is about 200 miners inches per min
ute. The pumping machinery, however.
handles it we'll. A large air compressor
mas been recently added to the accoutre-
ment and the drilling is now being done
by air.
The ledge of the Emma is about 200 feet
wide and the shaft is being sunk in it.
After the shaft enters the granite, which
1t is bound to do as result of the dip
of the vein, the inflow of water will
greatly decrease.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-20
BUCKHORN SHOWS COPPER.
Three Shoots of Ore in an 8O-Foot
LEDGE

Spokane Chronicles: Harry A. Palmer
has some samples of ore from the Buck
horn on Flat creek on the Colvile reser-
walton about 10 miles below Northport.
The company has struck some good look
ing copper ore in the crosscut tunnel
which is being driven on the claim. It
is believed the main ore shoot on the
hanging wall should be reached in about
Is feet AS the miners are making pro-
gress of about foot day, the ore body
should be encountered in less than
month.
There was some magnificent copper
ore in the upper workings, and it ran
over $50 to the ton. It was a clean
chalcopyrites, much similar to the best
ore found in the War Eagle at Rossland.
The showing was SO fine that the COM
pany started the crosscut tunnel, which
Is now being run. The tunnel has been
in the ledge for so feet and in that dis
lance three shoots of ore have been en-
countered. They have had total width
of IA feet. The ore has been of low
grade, but that fact has not disappp;nt-
ed the officers Of the company. They
We're not looking for exceptionally rich
rock until the hanging wall should be
reached.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-20
BRATNOBER is IN ALASKA.
Has Gone There to Examine Gold
Mines for the Rothschilds.

Henry Bratnober, who exported sew
eral large mining properties here for
eastern capitalists in the early history
of the district and took an active part
in the development of claims that now
rank among the best. has gone to
Ketchikan, Alaska, for the purpose of
examining some gold bearing claims of
reputed value. Mr.. Bratnober handled
the Lexington company's property here
several years, and in the pursuit Of his
occupation as mine expert became one
of the best known men in the business.
He has always been credited with being
an agent of the Rothschilds. and there
is no doubt that these great money kings
are at his back. OF him the Seattle Post
Intelligencer says:
''Mr. Bratnober has probably furnished
more food for speculation among the
coast newspapers and at the same time
brought to light for his principals more
valuable Information concerning the
mineral resources of Alaska than any
other man who ever went into that dis
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-20
GOOD PROSPECTS UP NORTH.
Copper Ore Discovered in the Mines
Near Elliston.

The Elliston district, about Is or 100
miles north of Butte. is coming to the
front as a mineral producer If reports
are to be relied upon. The Helena Rec
ord says that in the Snowshoe district,
west of Elliston, fine ledge of copper
pyrite has been opened in the Amelia
claim by Smith & Castimore.
c. w. Wakenan has a fine showing Of
copper ore in the Copper Wire claim.
Rawlings & Co. are taking out another
shipment of carbonate copper ore from
the First Chance claim, which they have
under bond and lease from Angus Nc
Donald. A shipment of fine copper ore
was made from this property last week
On the northwest slope of OKeefe
mountains, UP the Little Blackfoot from
Elliston, Southmayd & Matchette are
sinking a shaft on the Sure Thing and
struck long shoot of ore carrying high
values in silver. The shaft is now down
30 feet, all in ore, and surface cuts along
the vein show continuous shoot of ore
for several hundred feet.
Charles Anderson has crosscut the
vein at depth of $50 feet on his prop
erty ON Bison mountain, which shows
eight feet of ore, is inches of it being
high grade galena.
The Beatrice Mining & Milling COM
pany is pushing development on the long
Audit tunnel, which follows the lead,
and for the last $50 feet has been in high
grade ore ranging from to IS inches.
The tunnel has not yet reached the main
shoot. which is 1875 feet farther ahead.
The company intends to develop this
property on an extensive scale. It is
composed of ST. Paul and Elliston people,
its president being we'll known travel
ing man of the Sanity City.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-20
RICH COPPER ORE AT BUTLER.
Shipping Three Cars a Week Has Paid
.. From the Grass Roots Down
.. and Getting Better.

Is X. A. Punches has made rich strike
m his iron mine near Iron Ridge tunnel,
about mile and a half from Butler
says the Helena Record. Mr.. Punches
sKas in Helena recently and exhibited a
huge piece of copper ore to his admir-
ing friends.
~, Il struck this copper ore about
month ago." said Mr.. Punches yester-
day, land it has been getting better
ever since; in fact, it is rich. 1 am now
at depth of 100 feet on the incline
shaft. At depth Of so feet struck the
first copper. l have some of the pure
copper in my pouch which I melted out
of the ore in my blacksmith shop Some
of the ore has huge chunks of pure ma
tive copper in it.
The mine has been worked as an iron
mine and have been shipping the ore
to- East Helena to be used as a flux in
the smelter It has paid for itself from
the grass roots"
Il have located three claims in all and
have been working the Red Bird. Be
side myself, I have three men at work
steadily and ship about three cars OF
ore a week. The mine is three miles
from the railroad
II have just returned from a trip out
to Punches mines," said John A. Hud-
son, we'll known mining man yester-
day, land l have no hesitation in saying
il is the finest thing that have seen for
long time. He has a lead twenty feet
wide and Is preparing to sink shaft.
The ore is good and runs high. Mr.
Punches shipped two cars OF the cop
per ore to Butte a few days ago, but
has not received any return from it yet
~ Punches had been shipping the iron
ore to the East Helena smelter to be
used as a flux, but the ore turned to
copper, as is the case with number of
other mines in the country.
+. 1.-THE entire district around tlere is
staked out with claims. I located three
myself l went out there for that pur-
pose, but I did not expect to get any,
as l was too late. The claims l located
are the Butler, Copper King and the
Sunrise.
','tThe ore runs in contact vein be-
tween granite and limestone"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-20
SOME GOOD STRIKES IN
THE WEST FISHER DISTRICT

Northern Montana and property own
ed by Scarlet.
Extensive work will be done by
Hildebrandt, Allen & Williams. This
mine is supposed to be one Of the big
gest silver-lead properties in the coun-
try, and lies directly west of the gold
belt.
"A rich strike has recently been
made on the surface at the Standard
group, one of the oldest locations in
the camp. The company has run a
tunnel a distance of about 700 feet to tap
the lead. but the ore body in place had
never been discovered before. The re-
cent discovery of the ore body on the
surface determines the fact that anoth-
err 40 or SO feet will hit the ledge in
the tunnel.
On the same ledge, at a distance
of about 5000 feet from the Standard. on
the Peterson group, a shaft has been
sunk to depth of 140 feet, showing from
IA inches to over three feet Of ore. run
ming from $40 to $14 in gold. with a
body of ore at the 80-foot level running
over 200 ounces in silver and $40 in gold.
In the bottom of the shaft there are
Is inches of 500 free milling ore.
There are from so to 60 good pros
poets in the camp that are showing ship
ping values. and the camp was never
so busy as at the present time. The late
SHOWS have delayed work to some ex-
tent, but it will soon start full blast.
The town of Foundation lies in the
center of the mining district. the mines
surrounding it in all direction from one
half to five miles. The hydraulic mines
on Libby creek are about seven miles
distant. The town contains a general
store, printing Office. assay office. hotel,
saloon and sawmill."
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-20
HARRIS IS DOING BUSINESS
His Mining Machinery in Demand
Down in Mormondom.

Fred Harris, of Butte, western repre-
sentative of the Rand Drill company Of
New York, was in the city last week in
the interest of his people, Mr.. Harris
stating that it was the intention of the
company to establish a branch office in
Salt Lake. Since the first of April Mr.
Harris has orders for Rand drills for
Utah companies, two compressors and
drills going to George H. Robinson for
use in Tintic and Bingham; the Ophir
Hill Mining company has installed COM
pressor and drills, while the Coconino
Mining company, of the Buckskin noun
tains has put in compressor for drills
and has ordered a sulphuric acid gas
compressor for it's new reduction works,