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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-10
Concentrates
SObre Ia Cat6StrOfe
DE MARTINICA.
Int0r6S E inQut0tud del pueblo
pu0rtOrriQu01O.
Sc deSea COnOCer
la Ferdad eXaCta.
TAI VEZ ST HAY
EXA GKRAUONBS.

Como es natural, y dado Ell iute.
res 6 inquietud que viene producien.
do en- todos los habitantes de esta
capital el cOnOcimiento de los iris
tes sucesos desArrollados en- 10 isla
de Martinica, anoche hast& atlas ho-
ras, era ese ell tema de todos los CIR
culos.
Sc coment& ell que un vapor ha-
biA sido ofrecido p0r el gobierno de
10 isl& al representante frances, p&.
ra que prestase &uxilios, y este par
ticnIar Sc juZgo en- tonOs muy f@vo-
rabies, por estimSrse una medida de
humAnidRd y que pOdria resultAr
verdaderamente Gtil para los des-
grAciados que hSy@n quedado con
vida en- aquel suelo abatidO por tan
gran desgracia.
En- Otras parties, y con alg1n
Isl Martinica ha Quedado totaImen"
to destruida, 81 sus habitantes todos
han perecidO, quien ha podido CO.
mnuicar los datos? La opinion sc
iEclinAba 6 pensar que existe algu-
nA exager&cion del siniestrO.
En- general 10 preocup&Cion es.
tabR pendiente della triste situaci0n
que estarAn atrAvesand0 los supervi-
vientes que luchar6n en- medic de
las am&rgur&s de su suerte, 90 posi-.
BILE, con el h&mbre y L. sed. De
suponer 6s que al ocurrir 10 horro-
rosa cAtAstrofs, los est&blecimientos
de where's hSbrar sido inundAdos
por las materi&s volc6nicRs, y obs
1RA la
10 cu&l los infelices que la dssgrAcfa
haya respectable, est&r&n sufrindo de
modo muy cruel, privados de otros
elementos indispensRbles & IL vi
do.
lQue ser& de &quellos que faltos
de familias, sepultadas estas en- las
ruinas, quizas Arrastr&ndoBe en- los
moLtones de escombros, puede que
carezc&n hAsta de aqua.
Tambien OCupAb& Ia Atenci6n de
todOs Ia suerte que hay& pOdidO Co.
Der, al Consul americana, = s1s
m pan eros, en- &quel deAas-
tre.
Y en- muchas parties SO hacian
distintAs versiOnes sObre ID f0rma
pr&ctic& en- que pudo desArrollarse
eI fen6meno, conviniendO en- q. como
ocurrio en- PompeyA hA debido pri
nero desArrOll&rse una gran difu-
sion de cenizR cAlients prOduciendo-
Sc una atm6sferA irrespirable por el
c&lor debido & la modification quf-
mica del aire, luego enorme ac1nu-
10 de piedr& p6mez, seguido de gran
des chorros de aqua hirviendo y pro
ductCs volc&niCos v de VIC entas con-
densaciOneb.
HsstA muy tarde de la noche CO.
mo dijimos 81 principle, en- todas
parties y en- todSs. las tertulias, no Sc
ha hAblsdo de otra cosa; y hoy el
inter6s mas grande est& pendiente
de las noticias que lleguen, y que
puC dan traer IL confirmation de que
las Anteriores erAn exsgerAdae, 8 de
que en- xealidad la desgracia con to-
dos sus horrores ha tendido su velo
de luto en- aquel vec;no territorio
frances.
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A1 XII A5 Q
} as July
El temblOr de terra
en- Guatemala,
1000 muertOS, y 5000
personals sin hOgar.
San Fla lcisco Mayo 2.

Las no4icia reCibid&s aquf por
cable hoy, dan, cuentR de que en-
Guatemala hubo 1000 muertos y
5000 personas quedaron sin hogar
6 causa del temblor de terra del 18
de Abril. Mas de 8, 900 viven en- los
cAmpos y plazas, 10 mayor parte de
elias son de ciudad de Quezalte.
mango.
Sc hR hecho una petic16n de
socorro para las vfctim@s. Los CO.
merCiantes quieren que las provi-
stones que se iutroduzcan para 5000
rrer & las neCesidadss, no psguen
ning6n derecho.
El consul de Guatemala telegra
fio al Presidente y los concentrates
aguardan 10 respuesta, 1ntes de dar
pAsos sobre donativos.
Quezaltemango es 10 ciudad
m&s impoEt&nte deSpueS de GuAte'
mals, las pocas casas que han que
dado en- pie estan en- muy NAL esta'
do. Hasta que no transcurran Rlgu'
mas semanas, no Be podrkn apreclsr
las p6rdidas hAbidas.
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FOREIGN

Ono Year. ............ gold ...,.. Q 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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de CarCeles

Pedro Alfonso ingres6 aver en-
10 cArcel de Ponce para extinguir
an mes, trece dias, que le faeron i'm =
puestos por lesioues:
Arcadio Buscsdis, por igusl de-
Ito, empez6 q cumplir aver en- L.
c&rcel de Ponce, IN mes, nueve diAs.
Vicente VAzquez, que se hallaba
detsnido por orden del Juzgado de
Ponce, fu6 puesto en- libertad.
Da Ia e&rcel de Humscso salf6
en- libertad Miguel Castro que Sc
hall&ba detenido por lesiones.
Agustin Gonzalez, que est&ba
preso en- 10 carcel de San Juan, fue
puesto aver en- libeFtAd.
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Ell VapOr americana
"COAMO."

Mafan& ssldr& del puerto de
Nueva York el vapor eCoAmo0, an
tes &CAlifornia0. Este vApor, que
es ell mayor y dc mas andar de la
compaffa eNew & Porto Rico S. S.
Coz, sc cree que llegue & esta Capt.
tai el jueves de Ia semaua pr6xima.
A su bordo viene ell General Elliott,
Comisionado del Interior, que fue 6
Washir gton & &rreglar el asunto de
los terrenos pdblicos y & otros par
ticulares. Sus gestiones pArece han
dado resultados .favor&bles para
Puerto Rico, & cuyo gobierno Sc
cree SO pongA en- possession de los te'
rrenos y propied&des llamadas an
teriormente del Est&do.
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Siempre vendiendo barato
Siempre recibiendo novedades

ACabamOs de reCibir CiuturOnes de tOdas
classes de Ultima neVedad los Cuales queremOS
que sean usadOs al mismO tempo que pOr las
Sehoras de la Capital, por las Senoras de toda
Ia Isla.
Por los procios que ootizamos los remiti-
mos frances de porte tOda la lSla.
CinturOneS Ultima nOVedAd eStilO bal talle de
soda negros @........... ........... go
Mas anChOs negros de gro, heVillas
olegantes dorGdas pIateadaS a.. 0-4O
Cinturones elegantisimOS de todoS colo
res de SatCn ...,........ ............ 4O
Los mismos Yde todos COOres en- Seda
superior Observation-Disclosures. 0-55
Dc seda de primera Calidad CoIOres de
bandera Espahola bandera puer-
tOrrquefa.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. O55
DE CUERO fOrma elegante Ultima no
Vedad color negro .....,......... O-3O
En- todOs los demas COOres dc cuerO inClu-
so negro con adOrnOS de color negro tambi6n
4 40 55 Centavos.
DE cuero de Colores con laboreS preCiC-
SlSlmOS y elegQnt0S. S............... O~7O
Serla muy aCertadO CuaudO Sc nos pida
unO de eStOs CinturOneS nos envien la medida,
aSi podrlamoS aCercarnos mas 10 que SO de
sea, pOr que 81 remitGramOS pequenO no ser
Virla 81 grande en- las formas que le hicieran
perderIan la fOrma eleganCia con que eStan
iabrcadOS. ASeguramOS que daran COmpleta
satisfaction on tOdOS los CaSOS.
Pida Va. & osta casa tOdO 10 que neCesite
mande oil dinero en- selOs en- fOrma que no Sc
peguon.
Honradamente 81 Vd. manda un peso en-
selIos pidiendo un articulo cuyo preCiO gnOra
Sc 10 devuelven los SellOs que Ie sobran y Sc le
cobra 10 justo Pruebe Va. una vez solamente
SObrinos de Armas Cruz l3
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n1ulsi0n
de Scott

AesIts dc HlgadO de BaoaIao
HIpOfOsfltOs do Gel y de Sosa
; son bien y generalmente
ConoCidaS. !
Sus propiedades medi-
. cinales son irrefutables
en- la curacion de las
J intermediates bectoraLes, ;
buLm0nares E mtestNaLes ; :
en- la Anemia, la CLOrO- ;
SIS, la Dyspepsia, ell Rev. ;
, mahsmO y en- todas las ;
intermediates que debi-
Titan el sistema nervioso. ;
No hay mejor 6ntcO y re- !
! cOnshtnyents, nj digsshUo ;
mejor asimilable que la !
Emulsion de Scott. !
SCOTT & BOVINE, QuiuioOs, New York.
De venta CO las Fa1macas Drogusrias.
"A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Eureka.

! Es indisputable y no
cabe duda: la Emulsion
! de Scott no tiene rival
en- ell mundo terapeuti-
co. La mejor prueba es
su gran fama universal
ell uso tan popular que
de ella Sc hace. Desde
el vanidoso aristocrata
hasta ell humilde aldeano
la consumer con berSs-
! 0erancia, con te y CON-
Oenctmiemto, porque va
no Sc ignoran sus Vir-
tudes.
Las propiedades fisio-
I0gicas de la
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S. Melon & Ca.
OFRECEN:

HIERRO GALvANIzADo ToRNILLos ALvA-
NzADos, MACHETEs &CoCoDRIL - MA
DUMAS DE <SINGER,~ P1NTURA INaLE-
sA, AcEIrE INGLEs, sAoos vAcIos, CA
MAS INaLEsAs, COLCHt NEs DE- ALAN
BRE, coLCHONETAs FRAN CEsAs, ALMO
HADAS DK PUMA.
Sc ALQUILA en- Santurce
una hermosa casa con todas las CO.
modid&des y ag6a del &cueducto.
EstA situ&da may cerca del
puente de San Antonio.
L InformarG1 San Fran cisco 78
en- esta Capital.
I'd n Is 8
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,POLICLINICA
del Dr.. Rafael del Valle.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medades en- general.
OperaciOnes quirurgicas.
Especiahdad en- atecciones de
los ojoS y de las Was urinarias.
Horas dc consultas de 2 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (AlIen Street, Is.
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Dr.. GuillermO Wives.
ESPECIALISTA
On Intermediates de los ojoe
Ponce Puerto Rico.

PArticipA & sus clientes y 81
p6blico en- general que tiene su
consultorio en- Ia Gale del Sol nd
nero /, donde ofrece IN complete
surtido de cristales propios para
Pr6sbitas, Miopes Hiperm6tropes y
operados de catRratas.
-Bifocaless para vision LEILA
ma y pr6xima.
-sPlanos de color0 para vista
natural, especiales para ciclistas,
electricistss, herreros, plcapedreros
y exeursionistas.
E, reconocimiento para el uso
de los cristales es gratis.
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Partida de Aiedr6z.

En- nuestra edici6n de manara
domingo publicaremos Ia respuesta
que Ell Sr. Salas AIdamS de G los
valerosos competidores que han
aceptado su reto.
Es muy probable cue en- los pri-
merog dias de L. pr6xima senana
pueds darss principle & Ii primers
partida.
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M9UusA1F I EsrseF
OF r E C E m

CEMENTO, HIERRO GALvANIzADO,
ALAMBRB CON PUAS, CARRETILLA,
HARINA, ARROz, JABON, ACEITE, PIN
TURA, VINO RsPANOL CKRvEzA:
q 81
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

Estate of Montana VS.. John A FAX
ght-Manslaughter.
1--WE, the jury in the above entitled
action, find the defendant, John A.
Eakright, not guilty.
FRANK E. REID, Foreman"
With the bringing in of the above
verdict one of the most famous cases
in the history of the county came to
a close. There has never been a
case so bitterly contested and in
which the general public was so in
terested as in the one just closed.
The first trial of the case last fall
was marked by many passages at
arms between the different attorneys
and consumed two or three days, and
resulted in hung jury, after deliber-
ating for over 4S hours.
The present case consumed two
days in drawing the jury and hear
ing the evidence. The case was sub
mitted to the jury at about 10 o'clock
Wednesday night, and from that time
until late Saturday afternoon the -
men good and true tried in vain to
reach a verdict.
The first vote taken stood seven to
five; the next, nine to three, and the
latter ballot remained that way until
Saturday morning, when it was
changed to 10 to 2. Late that after
noon the two were brought over and
unanimous verdict reached. The
case has cost the state and county a
large sum of money, and the fact
that it has at last been disposed of
is an occasion for relief.
The entire session of the court
| Saturday was given up to the con
sideration of civil cases.
The damage suit of Carrie M
Hundley against the city of Kalispel
was continued for the term by agree
ment between the respective counsel
B. F. Knapp VS.. Stanley Bros.
debt, was placed at the foot of the
calendar.
Thomas Kirwin VS.. F. Tobie, ct al.
for the return of $500 alleged to have
been paid on unfulflled contract, was
tried with nine jurors, who found fol
the defendant.
w. A. Leonard VS.. John White
debt, the jury returned a verdict fol
the plaintiff in the sum of $30224.
Frank Thomas VS.. Johl Branna
gan, case continued for the term
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03
RICH STRIKE
IN SULLIVAN
Miner Working in Tunnel of the Still
water Mine
UNcoVERs THREE FOOT LEAD
OF Rich, Free Milling Gold Ore-The
Stockholders Are Jubilant Over the
Discovery and Stampede to the
New Find Is Likely to Occur.

The residents of Kalispell who are
interested in the Sullivan mines on
the Saltwater river, northwest of
town, are feeling highly elated over
a rich strike made on the properties
by a young man named Bradfield,
who has been employed there for
some time. While at work in the
shaft Bradfield struck three foot
lead of free milling ore, and uncov-
cred enough to prove that a bonanza
was in sight.
A large amount of samples was
brought to Kalispell and exhibited
to the stockholders of the mine, who
Immediately recognized the magni-
tude of the strike. The samples were
sent to an assayer, but as yet re-
turns have not been received.
The Sullivan mines are we'll known
to most of the old residents of this
vicinity. They were originally To-
Gated and worked by John ]. Sulli'
van and Mike Sullivan of this city,
The ore is gold and copper, but the
former predominates. The Sullivan
Gold Mining company was incorpo-
rated two years ago, and includes If
its membership a number of bankers
and prominent business men of this
city.
About a year or so ago a carload
of ore was hauled to Kalispell and
shipped to the smelters at Butte and
| dpSpitn tho bnayv eyDanSn iOpurTod
amounting to $50 ton, a profit was
realized from this shipment.
Prospectors have always been con
| fident that in this mineral belt there
was a bonanza if it only could be
found, and the strike in the Sullivan
mine indicates that the long looked
for lode has at last been discovered.
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COUNCIL MEETING.
Sewer Propositions Made a Second
Session Necessary,

session necessary.
The meeting of the city council
last night was largely devoted to
the consideration of sewer PROPOSE
tions. In fact, so much of the time
was consumed in this manner that
at 1870 a. m. an adjournment was
taken until tonight, in order that all
business might be transacted.
The county commissioners were
present when the meeting was called
to order and presented several prop
ositions regarding sewer to be built
from the court house down Ninth
street to First avenue west, and
after several hours of useless talk
| the council accepted the proposition
of the commissioners that the city
build a nine-inch sewer and that the
county deposit in one of the banks
sufficient money to bear the expense
The work is to be under the super
vision of the city engineer.
| In regard to the enlarging of the
present sewer in the alley between
Main street and First avenue east
| next MONDAY was SET as the DAY &c
hear objections to the same The
present sewer is only eight inches
and is inadequate for the purposes
required.
AS the questions of the appointment
of a city engineer was left unsettle@
at the last meeting of the council
the vote then resulting in a tie, Mr.
Murphy last night moved to recon
slider the same. Mayor Logan OBJ
jected to the same, but gave Mr.
Murphy the privilege of appealing tt
the council, which he did and wa!
sustained. 1t was then moved tina
the matter of the confirmation of MI
Gibson for the position be taken up
The vote was called and resulted il
four noes and two ayes.
In view of the fact that there il
much sewer work to be done wit
the details of which Mr.. Jaqueth i
= familiar, Mayor Logan took his de
feat in good nature, and will let tn,
: question rest until some future time
: The meeting shortly afterward ad
. journed.
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Bia Month for Clerks Fees.

The fees for the clerk of the
courts office as shown by the report
of Clerk James X. Lang aggregated
$56950 for the quarter ending June
1. For the month of May the fees
amounted to $1325O. The witness
fees for the quarter were 1062.10
For the quarter ending May 81, the
fees for the office of the clerk and
recorder amounted to 1532.O5, and
for the month of May they aggregat
ed $374.4O.
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Booming the Helena Record.

The Helena Daily Record is repre-
scented in Kalispell this week by
that veteran solicitor, Archie Camp
bell, who says he has a winning
story this time and will copper all
the other Montana dailies coming
into this section. The Record has
entered into a news exchange with
the Anaconda Standard, and a leas.
ed wire connects the news depart
ment Of each paper, All Montana
news appearing in the Standard is
published simultaneously in the
Record, and vice versa, both papers
gaining considerably by the inter
change of special news. In this field
the Standard is too late for business
however, and the Record has the
edge on all the other state dailies
According to Mr.. Campbells figures
the Record ought to have list Of
500 in Kalispell.
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The American kootenai,

The statement of the American
Kootenai Mining & Milling company
of Montana, filed in the secretary of
states Office, shows a capital of $780,
600; assets consisting of nine claims
in Vest Fisher district, Flathead
county, leash value of which is unas-
certainable); liabilities, $6500 The
concern has its main office at Par
sons, W. Va, and its Montana head
quarters at Cabinet, Flathead county.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

At meeting of the trustees of the
local school district, held last night
it was decided to raise the salaries
of all the teachers of the city schools
SIS per month. The board also elected
Frank Buclin of Madison, Wis, as
sistant principal, in place of Miss
Clapp. resigned. The bids for furn
ishing the wood for the coming yeal
were opened and the contract let tt
Gregg Bros, their bid being the low
est
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership composed of Gilbert Poi
rier and John B. Poirier, dong bust
ness at Somers under the firm name
of Gilbert Poirier & Co., has been
dissolved, Gilbert Poirier retiring.
The business will be conducted at
the old stand by said John B. Poirier,
who will pay all firm debts and col
lect all outstanding accounts. The
patronage of the public is invited.
Dated this 22nd day of May, 1902.
JOHN B. PORTER.
GILBERT PORTER.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

The Bee has received a ship
ment of frames, intended to
supply subscribers who OBJ,
tanned the "Horse Fair" or the
"Chariot Race" as premiums
with the paper
They are of two kinds: One
is gold white combination
at $3.50, the other an antique
oak finished moulding, very
heavy and of excellent value
at $3.50.
These frames measure SO
by 26 inches on the outside,
are cut to fit both pictures
exactly, and at these prices
we furnish double thick glass
Framed up, these pictures
make very handsome orna-
ments for any home.
We have an even fifty of
each kind OF frame. They
will not last long; therefore,
subscribers who have obtained
the pictures should call at
once An inspection will con-
vince you of the merit of the
offer.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

The old officials of the United
States land office in this city retired
Today from the positions they have
filled for the past four years and
were succeeded by the new officials
recently appointed by the president.
Hereafter the land office will be con-
Quoted by John E. Lewis as receiver.
and Andrew SWaney, as register.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

At the state meeting of the Mon
tana Sunday School association, held
in Helena last week, Rev. George Ed
wards of Helena was appointed SUI
pervisor of the northern district, COM
prising the counties of Cascade, Flat
head, Teton, Choteau and Valley.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The circulation of the KALISPELL
BEE is more than DOUBLE the COM
bined circulation of all other KaIis-
peII papers. Advertising rates will
be made subject to this guarantee.
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tournament He will also represent
the Libby Gun Club at the Sports
mems Association of the Northwest
at Portland, April 26.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

My black Percheron stallion, begin
ming April %, will be at Montford,
on east side, the first three days of
each week, and the last three he will
be at Cunningham barn in Kalispell.
E. A. Walker.
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EAKRIGHT
GOES FREE
No Crime to Kill Chink in the City
of kaIispeII.
so CONCLUDES THIS JURY

After Three Days DeIiberation a
Verdict of AcquittaI Is Returned
Some Civil Cases Disposed of Dur.
ing the Saturday Session of the
District Court.
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FLOAT FROM LIBBY CREEK
And the West Fisher-From the
Montanlan.

AnO the west FISneT-F rom the
MontanIan.
The first wagon load of ore for
this season from the Snowshoe mine
arrived at Libby Thursday. The con-
centrator is now in operation and
twelve or more ore wagons will be
kept busy all the time to transport
the ores from the mine to the rail
road at Libby. The roads in some
places are not in the best of condi-
ton on account of the late rains.
President James Harris has sold
all his interests in the West Fisher
Mining Co. to Kalispell investors
who expect to build a stamp mill on
their property this year. The group
contains some of the best claims in
the Fisher district.
The Libby Mining Co. have COM
pleted the wagon road to their mill
site about three miles from Cabinet
and are now eXcavating and building
the foundation for their Merrill
stamp mill which they expect to have
in operation by the first of July.
.
Dan Cameron has returned from
trip to the hills. He was absent
from town just 364 days and was
in the Fisher district all of that time
except two days His whisker was
year old when barber Gibson part
ed them with his magical shears to
let the gentle zephyrs toy with a
dimpled chin that had been so long
hidden. Dan has communed with
himself since his return and agreed
that he would not during his whole
life remain away from civilization
half so long again at any one time.
w. A. Hills has returned from the
Fisher district where he has been
doing some development work on
his mining claims. While thus en-
gagged it is believed that he made
the richest find ever made in the
FISHER district His whole tunnel is
now in ore that is almost fabulously
rich. Gold can be seen in the rock
from all parts of the lead. He has
so far found but one wall and the ex-
tent is not known. Bill has now
gone to Butte where he will combine
business with pleasure. While there
he will attend the state shooting
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

Parties having rural mail route
petitions will please return them to
this office.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

State Land Register Thomas D..
Long, accompanied by his father, D..
F. Long of Columbus, Ind, arrived in
Kalispell by way of the lake last
night. They are on pleasure trip
and will remain here for several
days.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

For sale-A new American water
wnell 43 horse power. Address L.,
Bee Office.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03
0. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Meteorological summary for the week ending
Monday. June 2. 1901.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

The Kalispell Blues and Helena
Flats will play ball here on next Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-03

Edward B. Dorsey of st. Paul,
Mimi, is in the city on a visit to
his sister, Mrs. James Harbert.
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KALISPELL BRIEFS
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Otto Hough, the Marston rancher
and freighter is in the city on a bust
ness trip.