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New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York foot OF Char1har. :,
as follows and minutes earlier from W. 23t ST:
300 a paty--Sold train a.,
Bnshamton. Waverly, Elmira and Bradford Coaches
paTlCr and Cafe dining z
DIS a. m.-Eaily. except sundays n Pfnghar,-oz
Owego. Waveriy, Elmira and Delaware VALLEY noi,fs
Pullman Paror Car Daily Port Jervts MonceIlo
Pullman Paror Cars
ESQ Daily-ChcaEo L4mted-Fast NsfI-Soud
train 70 Chicago arriving % Arr Cleveland 40 a
~. Seepe-s Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dinfnz
I.3O m DaHy.-BuIaIo and Cleveland Express-4r-
Buffalo I0S. Bradford Z p. Jamestown TOO You1es-
town a. Cleveland m 9Ieensrz 80
falo. City and Cleveland. Gaze car - @
OILS T. m. Dailv-SCud train Pinghaut7r
". Elmira Chicago seepers 70 Buffalo, Chicago Gin
cinEatL Dining -
UyICKErs LnCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. IfS. 2fI
Broadway 125th and 273 West tS5r5 e. e.
Chambers and West 23d St ferries York: s33 ana
Fulton St. 9S Broadway. BroOkI-a: 100 Rfve- s.
Jersey City Station. Ney Y1rl, TransSa.
Co. calls and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

RGNMNILvhNlH
!
DEsBROssEs AND CoRrLANDT STREETS
15The leaving time from De.bro..e. and
S"ru"ndt streets 10 ave minute. later than
tnat given below for T,Senty-third street
station, except where otherwixs noted
90 a; VI. FAST MAIL--Limited Buffet Parior
20 csiv Ssw York o PittsbuEs sleeping Car Pitts6urs
81 & 4 VI FAST LIxEIFisss6GTs eisv.lsna;
ZION cara Eos SsBas c1s DHEs s%osns and 0ess
I.5f 5af''IraaPsls n %, Louisville ST Louis -,
ST Toledo. LouisVlie VITA cinen1ath Indianapolis.
o5 p NJ ST Ir2s 9niRS Gar p,,,.ourx IN
S5I %hlsyT %sTERS s. kT Pn.%s Sss Chicago For
59Iede. except Saturday Dining Car
cSc5so a. W. ro PAcIEIc EPREor pi.sssury .;,aa ard
nnef,i cTrI tEr csysans S s5esP ss1sSsay Ex
enhaff eSfEoT 35s Pitts5qT cleveland. Nashville tA Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 e9 D5jS IoIO 1Deserosses and CoF'snds Streets "a
eb9aI ebfniS9s I'll LIN all Palor Dining csrsl rs -
se9@sy sa nt i655 pai8s fsT5 @ Car, m Iss
niEht .D''ns CaF) ass Dining Carr. 925 D. m II 10
night EsN ssv RAILwAY.-ExDress. as. AS l2IO
d N. 5.jloA coast LINE-Expresa. sS5 and as
sEaBGAED. AIR LINE RArLwAY-ar,ortaa and Met,
niPSt iSi'sa ss Limited .. m daily. Express. l21o
N9RF@LK sRd Nix 6SD WESTERN RArwAY-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE p AXE 9 ONO RAILwAY-sss a. m and
F0s @seR 2I;p Id POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLx-1-s0
Aria NrTS' rs,-sII-S5S SlI Zoo m. daily.
SUNDAY. I-Af--S-59 a m and 2S0 p m wee<--days
ParIor 20 a. m Through Vestihuled Trains Isusee
smoki,a az and Standard Coaches weekdays Paror
Coscbss - Parlor Cars Dining Cars. and STANDARD
r5r r,ApE Bo,Ai. N.Y. =. s. p m week-davs.
VS.. on New York ard Long Branch Railroad from
~ NeI,y-third Street S-55 a u 10
.NdIuTdavs only). .. IS. 3 25. 4f0. ASS anf
y m SUNDAYS. 1.55 q 25 m. 50 (froua
10 o. = oe srH CartIandt St-aats) 2Sa 900 a.
s55 no SATURDAYS oaivl 2aO 80. $40 $50. $40.
a"u 'oO D. p s'TnS4~s - ~. SIS D. m.
a., FOR PHfLADELPHIA.
o Businesses and CortIandt Streets 2O), rs 75J
soo B2S t055 Penna- LimitsD. 10. 10 ODesbrosses
gu, S'Isndt Streets 10 2A Dining Carr. 1O55 Dlnins
II % a. m II % 10 CDesbrosses and CortlSndt
EEetS sEEGSS2Z I'D 255. 8 25. 355 4S. 425 Dining Carr.
m ITO night Sundays 10. . 55 (no coechesj-
o-SS . . 955 (initedD. 955. 10 55 Dining Carl
i-za9 Loo Dining Carl 925 SIS. 425 Dining
80 Dining Carr SIS Dining Carl. T55. s.25
ssE. " . D. m. - 10 night.
1SSt offices Nos 461. Iles 1854 and 28f Broadway:
Fltth Avenue below sd St.): Astor House: West
-nird Street Station and stations foot OF Des-
osss aad Cortlandt Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton
Strees; sS Br1adway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
company viii call for check baggage from hotels
1nd resldences through Teephone 'efs
vice. A-OiI O9O SGT
J. B. HUTCHINSON 7 . wOO0
GENERA Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

- r.e-alsEAtsNrs subscriptions for Tn. rrbyr.
20 ooor no.. az Their Uptown once. No I2s2 Broad
nsnis F.o. oi citt ST. until O'Clock
soe sxiss a. INC following branch Offices regular
-" COCK D viz. 2o< O.
az 9Th cor. I2th-st-s Aacy'.. sth-avN
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ts. 1000
-1sc f3OO $40 t!99 500 100 t'So 500. ZOO H. so
s'-V0' iuaITIMOREs AND WASHINGTON
a.. es.a -lOuv .IISO A. NJ fIOo ~ so Tan
~, p .I215
wv ' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From. fOOc Of Rector
Point Pleasant. 600. 1000. A NJ 4
80 q - 80 p. NJ Through Ocean Grove 500
= e. Suniay=. through u Point Pleasant. iaO0 a NJ.
M A "a 500 +. NJ
40fbes. IIbertS Ferry South Ferry ii3 a6l 434
80 IsS4 4 v,ay Isl 5th Az. T37 Az o. Tnion So
West I5s East l25th ST 2'3 West l25th ST. 245
- Nrv York. Court St. 344 500 FuIton S.
t.,tvi. 81 broadway. Wlis New York Trans
Ter 90 calls and checks hsesage 10 destination.
day. sSLnlaSs only
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIONS WORK.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK.
AT MARINE BARRACKS NAVY YARD NEW
YORK. ". Y. HEADQUARTERS L. 5. MARINE CORPS
QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE. WASHINGTON % q
August Is lsolProposals In duplicate viii be
in this Office until August 80. 1901
publicly Iaror
and materials for work nsrallsrfo
OF heat etc. Marine Barracks Navy Yar4 NsX
York y Y Plans drawings. specifications NAV be
obtained from the architects Boring TiIton Nc 40
Broadway, New York y Y. or from the undersigned
who the right bids ana Sava
!nformaties. F. L. DENNY. Quartermaster T. s
Marine Corps.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
NEW RIILnING PLANS

e3t-st NJ T. East. FOR 6ve story brick dwelling
house 25T73. =. Ariel. Na IS FL 'hauge Place.
arrfiie,t ssot
InVoaI- ave s. - q of iGeth-st FOR a four
story brick tsusmsut house. 2lX55i Augusf
kamptner. y - IUw wroG-aVe. owner. Rudolph
Werner. No l.al2 Prook-ave. architect o.;
lb6tn-st and =. Aan'F c'.uer. FOR five
Ef.rY brick house, 4-Ni&. John n Grim
No - G-rh %. John II Friend.
No l4S Alexander aTcsits ....-...-..... 2Ot
l2'th a.. Ncs - and % West. FOR a six and
Gsse-Is NJ b-i- apartment house. JfrNS6 > James
If~rar'. NJ I" East 1896 owner. James "
Cole 40 - Vest 5yt architect 5Ot
itet:-St. No As East. fDr "a and on~-htlf story
frame stable. 2SXlG. Alexander Wilson pr-mlses.
owner. William II Hopkins No l.03o East 10th
- architect
e4th-st. n 2l3 q % lst-ave. for fve six story
tenement houses. % 6NS1 5XtlNSI.5 3. the Cit and
suburban Homes Company. No PSI 4.I- eve,
owner James = Ware & Son. No West 2lth-
st architects 25Ot
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

AAM8yRG-AMERlGAN Lime.
4WIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
Y fLlMOUTH-CHERBOUR fLl RG-HAMBURG.
tslarcS Aug 20 7:3OAM Columbia. sept 10 AM
J+t.iho sept D. 10 AM + Bismarck Sept 26 7:30AA
- 'e'O,a Ia sept II. 10 AM Deutschland Oct. 8. All
ANIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Every Saturday
so,PLfMOUTH-CHERB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
p5a Aug - vania Sept 81. .f0:30AA
wsI5ers.. Aug: 3D. AN P-etorfa. sept 2s Az
spsiaetee' sept T. noon 'PhRnicia. Oct S. 1880 AM
1a'a'ia' Sept Il. AN Patricia. Oct. II. AM
sTO Hamhrrg
--ENIno ENInoORG-AMERICAN LINE, 81 BROADWAY n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

tan-AmcrlrGn Opposition
BUFFALO'S BEST THE f B. ROBINS
PAN-AMERICAN HOTEL SYSTEM.
CONTROLLING THE
HOTEl BUCKINGHAM,
THE MARLBOROUGH
other nrstclass hotels. temporary
eXoTbitant charges. regular prevail Tho
Buckingham Cafe and Private Dining Rooms a
top floor. adjoining roof garden Only Buffalo
having elevator running direct to roof There
: up-to-date roof garden the buckingham Pan
American illumination and fireworks be from the
Rooms from Sl5o day Special during
July August New Workers for
F. Is ROBINS
Hotel buckingham. Buffalo. N. Y
NTTCE ROOMS FOR PAN-AMERICAN VISITORS;
~ trolley ride from Exposition; private resi-
dence. location 81 per Address CHELSEA
COTTAGE. S72 Richmond ave. Buffalo. y Y.
900 sUMMER-ST.. BUFFALO. " "a few choice
o-O rooms. with breakfast. to Paa-Amercan guests:
ref Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
PROPOSALS FOR SOUTH WING TO CA

dst Hospital-west Point. y Y. Aug. %. 1901
sealed proposals triplicate here until
II NJ sept D. 1901, for the south Wing
10 Cadet Hospital, West Point. y in
office. L. reserves right
or part thereof. Address @ NJ, L. s. NJ A
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
Ocean sIeamers.

MORTM GSERlMAM llOVDa
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
r-, CHERBOURCi-S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sIaS ter'n ~ rh Sept 10 Krgnp-inz wns Oct l. Noon
-~aHn-. Sept l. Katsern NJ Th Oct.
sailing at 10 A NJ. Pier 81. North River.
TO Southampton only
eo,-lI-MNIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
q SEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nur1uerst Aug 20 Crosse. Sept 20
KoeniT{ ,S rJSS1 = Sept. ~ Or Kurfuerst Oct
-NSetsn Lolse Sept 10 Barbarossa- Oct IL Noon
9al'lhs 10 a ~. Pier foot OF 81 st. Hoboken.
MEDITERRASEAN SERVICE
GlBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
Aug 81. 10 An Sept a. II AN
zoiIern sept. T. Noon s. IL An
E;- Sept sept T. 10 AM HohenzoLern Oct u, PM
I'm Eler q, loot 81 Amty St, Brooklyn
OELRlCHS & CO. No 5 BROADWAY.
LOUIS r. Meyer, IS South Third St.. PhiIa.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DIRECT LISE To PORTLAND. MAINE
connecting with all railroad and steamship lines all
Steamships 'Horatio Hair and North
81. River Of Pike ST.. every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and Saturday p II Steamers
fitted with every modern ipro for the comfort and
Reads Tel 3fi9 Franklin. Thos Cook & Sons
lls5 broadway. General oce. New Pier 80 East River
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
Gnaurial.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
DISSOLUTION or VOTING TRUST.

,oqaCE OF CALL or STOCK TRUST GER
TIFICATEs FOR EXCHANGE FOR
STOCK CERTIFICATES.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
IrALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
~ From Sew-York Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP TicSets issued 20 all
Colorado Arizona California Mexico. SC,
Ce7rgt. Fl~ri64 Sc. Delightful ENcurstons
Write GO-page Pocket Guide mailed freel
MALLORY & Co Gen. Asts, Pier 20 E r. ". Z.
CIARK'S CRUISE OF THE CELTIC" 70
- the Mediterranean Orient Feb s. 500 up.
=, aavs First Class iacndng shore excursions guides
drives fees the cheapest and attractive
Egypt and Palestine largest
shp an0at :. I CLARK III Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
A Charming Saturday S1.jO
Half Holiday Trip by Boat and Rail.

A rare combination Of travel The sail through Long
Isa-d sound delightful aboundinE In fasc
mating features Take CHESTER ". CHAPLIN
New Haven from y r. r. Slip
p NJ tstops Saturdays foot r 2lst 81, 3.l5 p NJ
turn BY EXPRESS New York o'clock same
evening Ask Saturday Half Holiday tickets.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
uUDsoN RIVER STEAMER MARY POW

Eli. leAyes Dessrosses St. S:I5 p M, Saturdays
p M for cRANSroNs. WEST POINT. CORNWALL
%rXVRIraGH. NEW EAMBURGH. MILTON. POTrGTJ-
KEEPsiE HYDE PARK. RONDoUr and KINGSTON.
Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
WHITE STAR LINE.

A WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW EENsTOwN-LIvERPOOI-
Cymrc. 81. l.
TsCtonc.. Aux p noon Majestic Sept II.
'Suevic Aug 81 p NJ Celtic Sept II A. NJ
'uevIc win second Class passengers only. and
not a Queenstown.
For passage freight general information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier North River. Oahce. Broadway. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
pED d LINE

PED ID LINE
- For La Guayra Puerto Cabelo. Curacao Mara
via CuracaO-CauIng aIso san Junn. p. r.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
S $ MARACAIBO. Saturday. Aug "a. Noon
s S. PHILADELPHIA Saturday. sept Z. Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations for
BOUI.TON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 135 Frunt-st
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
CUNARD LINE.

A CUNARD LINE
To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Lucania- Aus. -. noon Campania sept = noon
Etrurta. 81 4 II Umhria sept "A. A NJ.
B. A. VI. LIcaua. Sept. 81 n A ".
VERNON II BROWN co, Gen Agents
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
BLCCK ISLAND. ORIENT. GREENPORT.
SHELTER ISLAND,
SOITTHOID AND SAG HARROR

VIA MONTAUK STEAMBOAT co.'s LINE.
Steamers leave n Y, Pier IS E. r.. foot Wall
days. Saturdays. $50 p. M. on Sat
urcays 100 =. NJ The steamer leaving Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays Will stop Southold.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
For Porto E3fGo7

For Porto Rfo0a
Juan direct as follows -
. . Saturday. sept. Z. Nool
For freight passage apply
BOULTON, BLISS q pALLETT
General Managers. 135 Front-st.
A MEXICAN LINE
: NEW SOUTHAMPTON-LONDON
~ Paul--.Aug 2S. II 81. Paul. "a 10
- Louis sept Z. 70 81 Louis Is 10
Philadelphia Sept IL 10 Havertlrd sept 2l 10 a m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORk-ANTWERP-PARIS.
Frtesland Aug - noon 'Eaderi noon
Southwark Sept. 4. EensIngr0n- IS
'New Twin screw Steamers calling Cherbours.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers IA and IS. ~ r Once. p Broadway.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31
THE COPPER KING GROUP
To Be Worked oy DR.. Dwight-A Huge
Ruby or a Mistake in
Colors"

DR.. A. NJ. Dwight is about to turn his
attention to mining for while, and viii
operate the Copper King group of mines
in Baboon gulch, says the Alder Gulcl
Times. He has secured lease and bon
on the property from James Garrison
and ]. B. Seyfreid, and will leave in a.
few days to begin operations. over which
he will have personal supervision. L. 0.
Enochs will accompany him as working
partner in the mines. -
Bruggerman Bros. shipped 20 tons OF,
ore from the st. Lawrence mine to the
East Helena smelter last week.
Fred Malone and John Peddlety are
working with good success on the Bam-
boo Chief extension Of the old Alarmed l
mine.
L. o. Enocks is making a shipment of
ore from the Nellie BLY, mine, above
Highland. 1t will be taken to the Eas.
Helena smelter for reduction.
A. w. Tanner reports the finding AT
his Pole creek diggings of ruby that
weighs 5SS1s karats. If there are no
more flaws in the stone than in the re-
port Mr.. Tanner will be amply repaid
for many years of patient toll at, Pole
creek.
Col. Roger Knox is pushing work On
the Revenue Monitor mine at Richmond
Flats with force of 40 men, ana OBJ
tanning the usual satisfactory results.
This is one of the plost reliable pro-
ducing properties in that section oftMad-
ison county
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31

of dollars in gold continue to pour inn
mense quantities of the yellow metal
upon the lap of commerce. There seems
to be general reaction among mining
men in favor of gold mines and the many
capitalists who are visiting Marysville
with a view to investment evidence the
high opinion held of our camp by the
mining world.
Some very large deals for Marysville
gold mines are in process of completion.
and number of sales for fine properties
could be closed in a week We're their own
ers satisfied with present offers-offers
that are each fortunes but not sufficient
ly high to tempt the men who know when
they have a splendid mine. Prospecting
is active on all the neighhoring hills and
every week for some time we have had
the pleasure of noting one or more new
strikes.
This camp is orld-famous-noted long
years before Cripple Greek was discov-
cred and we have no doubt our grand
veins will continue to produce when that
Colorado camp, now so active. is aban-
doned. We do not boast. We point to
the past. We are proud of the present.
We will continue hopeful in the future.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31
HIDDEN TREAUSRE CLAIM
In the Vicinity Of corbn in eferson County
DEVELOPED BY BUTTE MEN

the tale will disappear entirely with
greater depth. The ore is good, the la st
assay, made Monday, showing it to have
gold value of $3.50 in gold per ton, a
silver value of 10 ounces and & copper
value of 1872 per centum. Other assays.
prev lousy taken. give it a lower per-
centage of copper. but much higher
value in silver and gold. and some lead.
Some of the Butte stockholders are
Marco Medin. Edwin L. Mayo, Charles
Heilhronner, Fred Harris. Charles Lane.
Josiah Trerise and w. f. Webb, TN.
latter of Meaderville. The company was
organized about four months ago. Tie
property being worked is about three>
fourths of a mile from the Alta mine.
which, it is claimed. has yielded several
million dollars worth of ore. The la. er
is now under lease and is said to be
yielding the lessees good returns fo.
their labor.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31
TIMBERLINE JOHNSON SELLS
The Keystone Group Of Thirteen
Claims Has Good Showing
Company Organized.


We understand "Timberline' Johnston
has sold his half interest in his claim on
the Libby creek side of Great Northern
mountain to the American Kootentll
company, says the West Fisher Gazette
The other half is owned by Mr.. Scar
lett.
A. F. Boardman has four men at WORK
developing his Fourth of July creek
claims. The Bluebird particularly is
making a good showing. About fifty
tons of gold ore are piled up on the
dump at this claim, taken out in devel-
oping the prospect. Lodges have been
uncovered at number Of points on the
different claims. and the prospects never
looked better for the making of several
good mines in the keystone group Of
thirteen claims.
Senator Geiger was camp visitor this
week, the first since his return from a
trip east. During his absence in Illinois
he organized company for the purpose
of developing and operating with ma
chinery his group of claims on Fourth
of July creek, and will soon begin work.
The preliminary work will include the
building of a road from the group to
the main wagon road near the Forks, so
that supplies may be conveniently taken
to the company's property.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31
AN ARASTRA'S GOOD WORK
It Grinds Out Nearly so Ounces Of
Goodwill Test Klondyke

Major Movers has just finished a run
of 100 tons of ore in the Sunbeam aras-
ira of Moore & Mesch says the Sheridan
Chinook. The cleanup was in the neigh
borhood of fifty ounces of gold.
w. B. Hines has set up Whitley ia Bile
at the Sare Hall mill on Wisconsin
creek and will make test run on the
ares from the klondike mine. near by.
If the test proves satisfactory he will
move the companys mill on Meadow
creek.
Bruggerman Bros, who are leasing the
st. Lawrence mine near Virginia City,
have made shipment of ore and have
another in sight.
Haviland & Hndfors are running their
arastra on upper Mill creek. They are
doing good work and have a good sized
ore pile to work on.
Wiseman & Townsend are working on
good ore in the Belle Mine on upper Mill
creek They expect to start the arastra
some time next month.
The Agitator mine in Ramshorn gulch
is producing some fine ore and the OPP
orators have several miners at work
taking out the third shipment.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31
KRAUSE'S HEADACHE CAPSULES,

Were the first headache. capsules put
on the market. Their immediate success
resulted in host of limitations, con-
tanning antipyrine. choral, morphine
and other injurious drugs. purporting
to be lust as good" Avoid these imi-
tations and insist on your having
Krause's. which speedily cure the most
severe cases and leave no bad after eff
fects. Price CSC. Sold by Newbro.
JANGLING NERVES.
Are you irritable? Do you sleep
badly? Is it hard to concentrate your
thoughts? Is your appetite poor? Do
you feel tired, restless and respondent?
Try Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound.
It will do you more good than any
thing you have ever tried. Sold by
Newbro Drug Co.
IF YOU HAVE HEADACHES.
Don't experiment with alleged cures.
Buy Krause's Headache Capsules.
which will cure any headache in half
an hour, no matter what causes it. Price
Csc. Sold by Newbro Drug Co.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31
WILL OPERATE IN WYOMING
Livingston Men Believe There Il
Money in Oil If They Get
fha ni1

The MISUNDERSTANDING Oil company
was organized in this city last week,
says the Livingston Enterprise. The
officers of the company are John w.
Henferlin, president: S. F. Way. vice
president: A. p. Stark. secretary; Men,
tor Wetzstein. treasurer. The directors
are r. D. Alton. A. P. Stark, c. s. He:-
ferlin. R. T. Dabney. S. F. Way, Men.
tor Wetzstein and John w. Hefferl;n.
The company has purchased 500 acres
of land in the Belle Fouche. or Moorcroft
district. in Wyoming, and intends to in-
stall machinery for drilling wells in a
short time. The company Is one OF the
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31

carloads of ore from the Mike Horse.
which ran over 800 in silver and lead"
said he. They are now driving a cross
cut tunnel to get under a large body of
ore they opened in the upper tunnel, and
are in about 200 feet.
Il am just getting ready to start work
on the Capital, where l have. driven a
tunnel 400 feet on a vein carrying copper.
silver and lead. There is a seam of six
inches of high grade gray copper ore, of
which l have made several shipments.
and large body of low grade ORE. The
ore has to be hauled across the smain
range thirty-eight miles to Silver, but the
camp is in Rogers pass, the lowest in the
range"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31
Colorado Mining and Development
Company Is Sinking on the Claim
The Ore Assays at an Encour-
aging Figure - The Claim Is
Near the Alta, a Famous
Gold Mine

The Colorado Mining and Development
company. composed principally of Butte
men, is sinking a shaft on the Hidden
Treasure claim. located about mile
from Corbin, jefferson county. 4 depth
of about so feet has been attained. and
it is the intention of the company to
continue sinking until the 15o-foot mark
then be driven. A few days ago the
shaft cut the vein. which was four fenc
wide At the point of intersection the
ore was streaked with black tale, but u
is the opinion of Engineer Trerise III t
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-31
A Bloodless Encounter.

The drivers of one of the city sprink-
ling carts and of a brewery wagon had
9 little alteration over the right Of
way on one of the public streets this
morning. The water man sprinkled the
beer mans team, and he, being evidently
accustomed to something stronger and
more satisfying, raised wordy remon-
STRANGE. The water man had the bigger
team. the heavier wagon, the louder
voice and the larger physique, and got
the better of the encounter. But no blood
was shed.
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Major Dawson on the Coast.

No word has been received from Major
Dawson. who left ten days ago for a
months trip to coast points for his
health. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Daisy, and the two ex-
pected to have fen outing. The major
threw off all care, and has not written a
word of his whereabouts. 1t is the wish
of his many friends in Butte and all over
the state that he may receive the benefit
from the change of climate that he
anticipates.
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Montana State School Of Mines.

The second school year Of this institu-
ton will open Sept. 10, 1901. important
additions are now being made to its
cabinets and equipment. Four year
courses are offered In mining and In
electrical engineering. Tuition free to
residents of Montana. For further in
formation call on or address N. r. Leon
ard. President, Butte. Montana.
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ADDITIONAL BUTTE LOCALS.
Sullivan Divorce Case.


Mary Sullivan and Patrick Sullivan
We're married in Hancock, Mich, in No
vemher of 1881 and the former now seeks
severance Of the ties that bind them
together. In her complaint she alleges
that the defendant has treated her cruel
lyon several occasions. June 1, at their
home, No. Buffalo street. she says, he
gave her a beating and threatened to
throw her down a stairway. She says he
struck her in the face June %. and July
"a. he repeated the performance ana
threatened to kill her. following the per-
Torrance by driving her from home.
They have eight children and Mrs. Sulli-
van asks for the custody of all of them.
She also asks the court to award her
some real estate owned by the defendant
and herself in common and compel the
defendant to pay her $50 month for
the support OF the children and herself