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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-15
SITUATIONS WANTED


" MALE - -'
SITUATION BY A DRUG CLERK, FOUR
years experience; speaks German and Norwe-
employer. Address Box 10, Springfield, MINI.
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS WISHES
position as bookkeeper or Office assistant in
or out. of city. Address w. F., 1929. Nicollet.
AN EXPERIENCED HOTEL CLERK DE-
references furnished; day work preferred.
Address 1919, Journal.
YOUNG MAN; 10 YEARS OLD, WOULD LIKE
work driving delivery wagon. Has had expe-
rience., Know the city well. Address 7lo7,
Journal.
WANTED-BY SCANDINAVIAN MAN OF "a,
work Of some kind, with chance to- advance.
Strong and Of good habits. lila, Journal.
A GOOD BOY WANTS WORK NOFE SOME
kind Can drive horses or sS would IKE to
der Lennon, l05 Dupont ay n. =. :
FEMALE
YOUNG LADY DESIRES OFFICE POSI-
ton bookkeeping and stenographic work; ex-
perienced; references. 1862, Journal.
COMPETENT LADY sTENOGRAPHER DE-
sires position at once; experienced book
keeper; Remington operator; good references.
1857, Journal.
WANTBD-PosITIoN N oFF1cE OR
Address Ida Nelson, Crookston. MINI.
LADY GRADUATE WANTS POSITION AS
bookkeeper or stenographer or both; wages
small to- begin; willing to leave city. 1892
Journal -.
Stenographers Furnished-No charge. Main
277s-J4; 2. G., 1873. Typewriter Elk. 2s7 Hen
LADY sTENoGRAPHER DESIRES PERMA.
nent position, Can keep books; experienced
in office work; good references. 1856. Journal
GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO GENERAL
housework Call at 1927 9Th st NE.
| WANTED-RY MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW, PO.
sition as Ehousekeeper for widower; or would
| room and board same, private. 1893, Journal
| SITUATION WANTED-BY COMPETENT
and trust worthy housekeeper, with child
years old. Address 1885, journal.
| COMPETENT LADY sTENOGRAPHEF
| with five years experience desires permanent
| position; operates. any leading typewriter; ia
niliar with office work: good oenman. 7oSs
| Journal.
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tired runabouts and Stsnhopes: new work ex-
changed for old: largest line IN city. Tels-
phone, 270Z JS, maih::
FROST & CO.'S SALE STABLES, HEAD
quarters for the sale or all classes OF horses.
A large assortment always On nand. Fart
time and guarantees given. u, I'd st N.
HORSES, HORSES, HORSES.
The only place to buy whatever you need
in the horse line Remember we are the larg-
est dealers in the country and can save you
from SIS to $50 on horse AL kinds con-
ponies, western horses, second logging horses.
farm Mares chunks and delivery horses.
Auction sale OF horses every "Wednesday
daily. References: Farm, Stock and Home,
MiIneapolls; First National bank, Mime
apohs, and First National bank. Duluth.
Barrett Zmmerman'S Midway Horse
Market, st. Paul, MINI.
l. P. S.-If you have any horses you want
sold bring them 10 our auction.
FOR sALE-AT ELWELL's SALE STABLE,
ness, wagons; also ~ head delivery horses and
tarm chunks, to be sold cheap.
FOR CHESTNUT MARE. 10 YEARS
ole, weight 1920 pounds, fine bred. driven Ave
years in this city: 2o1s Stevens av:
JUST ARRIVED AT BAKERS LIVERY
STABLE, Is ROYALSTON AV, a car load Of
matched carriage teams and single drivers;
prices reasonable.
KELLY & ZIMMERMAN, North SIDE
head of A horses ' and mues draft horses, drv
ers and general purpose horses. Call and
examine stock. Our stables are located
at 1928 Washington av n.
BRAND NEW DELIVERY WAGON; ONE
good top buggy; range with water front;
for sale cheap; have no use for them. SOB
Russell ay n. = zeZ
DRIvER-YOUNG, SOUND, STRONG, CEN
tie, regular family horse. 24lS Humboldt av S.
BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
harnesses and collars: old ones taken In ex-
change. Cent. Market Harness Co.. 625 I'd az N.
FOR s,ALE-RUNABoUT BUGGY, GOOD AS
| new. 1725 It'll av S. =. -
FOR sALE-A GOOD PHAETON, CHEAP,
OF will exchange for good light spring
wagon. 1901 5th st Sc.
FOR sALE-A TWo-INCH PLATFORM.
| stake truck, in good repair. Call at 25v7 Mar
shall st NE.
FINE DRIVING MARE, YEARS OLD.
| sound and gentle. at a bargain; weight about
! $50 lbs. Gail evenings. S244 Columbus av.
SIS BUYS NICE, SINGLE, TOPPY DRIVER;
weight, 1000 pounds: sound and safe for lady
| to drive. Also nice Morgan mare; weight,
| ], 100: $1O0. Leaving, city. 1916 4th st N.
FOR sALE-BAY MARE, 1900 LBS; SOUND
and no fault: also large work horse for sale
or exchange for driver. BIN 10Th av >.
FOR sALE-ONE TEAM, HARNESS AND
van, together separately. II E. 26th st.
FOR SALE-TWO- SEATED, TRAP FOR ONE
/ or two horses; in good condition. cheap. 1923
9th av S.
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cows, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC
FOR SALE FRESH JERSEY COW AND
calf Call at $40 ID H6th st, city.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

MRS. JACOBS, THE WELL-kNOWN
clairvoyant and business medium, can be
consulted daily on ell affairs of life $40
Sd av S.
- EGLANTINE MOORE
Palmist, clairvoyant, psychic healer, 10 It'll SITS
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DRIvER-YoUNG, SOUND, STRONG, CEN
tie, regular family horse. 24lS Humboldt av S.
BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
harnesses and collars: old ones taken In ex-
change. Cent. Market Harness Co.. 625 I'd ayl NJ
FOR sALE-.RUNABoUT BUGGY, GOOD AS
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CIGAR STORE for sale at invoice.
RESTAURANT; will consider trade.
ROOMING house; price Sl75 income $51 mo.
Other bargains. 204 Bank Commerce.
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ELEVATORS FOR SALE-TWO IN MIN
nesota and one in South Dakota. All three
at good grain points. For location and par
ticuiars, address 6793, Journal.
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THREE sNAPs|s2,550, MODERN HOUSE
of eight rooms, large shade trees, sewer, gas
and stone walk, Chicago av near 34th; $1,000,
stone walk Pillsbury near 34th; bargain !;
$780, eight rooms and barn.. Pleasant near
9th st. T. J. Hassett, SIS Phoenix. IT. G..
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FOR SALE-A REFRESHMENT STAND ON
the Tonka bicycle path, cheap If sold this
week. Call at 1904 Hennepin aV after 5 %. m.
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If eur advertising does not convince you,
our remedies certainly WILL They are guar
anteed to please and benefit you and do all
that is claimed for them; $3.50 to $3.50 Ger
tainly protects you from badness; two weeks
trial by mail 25c. o. *: Chance, scalp spe-
cialist, $50 Syndicate Arcade. Shampoolng at
112 Grant st.
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WANTED-PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO
take half interest in first -cass theatrical
enterprise, fully equipped; opportunity
for wght man Address lll9, Journal.
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FOR ESALE-STOCK GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc; good town: county seat, this state: in
voice $4,000: sales S25 600: handsome pronts.
r. NJ Carter nos Bank Of Commerce.
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FOR sALE-A GOOD PHAETON, CHEAP,
OF will exchange for good light spring
wagon 1901 5th st Sc.
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MAKE ME BID FOR CASH PURCHASE OF
LOCO shares Texas Standard: 500 shares Texas
wire country orders. Address 1919 Journal.
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WANTED-A GOOD PARTY WITH ABOUT
$4,000 cash to take interest and manage large
store, doing all cash business; moneymak-
er; $4,000 department store, doing $500 day
cash business, to sell for part cash, balance
lands; might take partner who would invest
some cash: other business chances T. B.
Davis. Phoenix building.
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PERSONAL

DR. BERTHA sHEPARD, SPECIALIST.
Diseases of women. Onlce, 4O7 Nicollet. Tel
ephone NJ 659-J2. Office hours, D. m. 10 5
p. M. Consultation free.
LADIES IN DOUBT, PLEASE CALI. OR
write DR.. BLY,, 21 4th st S. New book 25c.
- FEMALE DISEASES CURED.
Irregular menstruation quickly cured; forty
years experience. Office open until 10 at
night. DR.. Wheeler, Globe building. Mime
apolls. Telephones. n. W.. S2oS-Lz; 7. c..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-15

VETERINARIAN CAN LEARN OF GOOD
location by application to A. X. Gray, Farm
ington, MINI,
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THE BEST LITTLE HARNESS AND SHOE
shop in Minneapolis; good location, where
prices are good Also small shoe shop, con-
nected. This is a good cash business. Can
be had for 81. 200 7133. Journal
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good top buggy; range with water front;
for sale cheap; have no use for them. SOB
ay :
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. LOANS AND CHATTELS

e p. LOANo ANC NhA EAog
~~~~~o~~~~~>@~
MONEY TO LOAN. ON FURNITURE. PA
NOS, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, on the same
day as application, the goods to remain In
your undlsturbed possession.
WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF LOANS
FROM $40 TO s100.
We also make LOANS to sALARIED PEG
Pile with responsible firms on their plain
note without mortgage, .indorser or publicity.
CALL, AND BE CONVINCED THAT OUR
PLAN IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE CITY. 20 - Z
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
.y--L4f 601-2 Globe building, rs4'
20-22 4th st S.
"a Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
RICE LOANS on all kinds Of personal prop
erty: charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg. E,
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
furs in storage and warehouse receipts. at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co., 825 Guaranty Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES
WAGONS, ETC, ON SHORT NOTICE. AT
CHEAPEST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
CALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY:
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 800
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, COR
NER OF list AV S AND 4th ST.
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WANTED-GOOD DOCTOR. IN TOWN OF
about 100 inhabitants; large surrounding ter
rltory and well-to-do people. frst-claSs
opening for the right man Address 6S2S.
Journal.
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CANCER CURED.

CANCER CURED.
l have a safe and sure cure for cancer
No cutting; no danger. Come and see me or
write. z. c. Colburn, Ill 9TH av Sc. Mime
apols.I
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FOR SALE-A TWO-INCH PLATFORM.
stake truck, in good repair. Call at 25u7 Mar
shall ST NE +
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s6,O00-HOTEL, DOING SPLENDID BUsI-
ness; will trade for lands. $4,000 takes old
established business, netting $500 a year.
Sixteen-room family hotel every room full
cheap. Rooming houses. from II to 80 rooms.
Collins 325 Kasota building.
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3116 DUPONT Az S. IS A GREAT BARGAIN;
did you ever see a well-buih home? This is
one; built last year by owner; rooms, mod
ern; il too large, you can rent the upstairs;
east front; see this, by all means; open Sun
day from 2 to 8. Price So, $50. Morrlson-Crt-
w.
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CALL UP MAIN 1926 FOR YOUR HOME
made Van Deusen cakes. Mrs F. A. Pratt.
WILL GIVE TWO YOUNG LADIES NICELY
furnished with good board in modern
house, walking distance, for SO per month
each. 1856, journal.
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for rent for the summer IS Willow st.
FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE, IL ROOMS,
thoroughly modern, east 'front.' on Hennepin
av, near Franklin, from June 1 to Sept. l.
F. J. Percival, 1905 Guaranty building.
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KELLY & ZIMMERMAN, NORTH SIDE
Horse and Mule Market. Just received, 40
head of horses and mules, draft horses, driv-
ers and general purpose horses. Call and
examine our stock. Our stables are located
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FOR SALE-THE LEASES, WITH FURNl-
ture, fixtures. etc, complete Of two beautifully
furnished rooming houses OF IL ana - rooms
each; both filled with steady frst-class paying
roomers, no transients; The furniture IN
these houses is almost new and very me,
only Ave blocks from Glass Block: net in
come over 5000 per month; cheap rent; VIII
be sold separately or together, at a sacrlhce'
on account of poor health OF owner. Heddlng:
6l9 Bank of building.
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FOR SALE-TWO- SEATED, TRAP FOR ONE
or two horses; in good condition; cheap. 1923
9th av S.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS

THREE LARGE. COOL ROOMS ON FIRST
floor in modern house, suitable for house
keeping; fine location: call at once: no chill
dren; reasonable rent to tenant who will look
after house during summer; 1908 Pleasant av,
near Franklin. Telephone. n W.. South
517-J1.
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A HEALTHY GIRL BABY FOR ADOPTION.
Apply Mrs K. SOP 4th ay S.
WANTED-LADIES OF MINNEAPOLIS TO
see the beautiful liuc of calling cards at the
big and 1O-cent store: for two days only,
Friday and Saturday. will sell three dozen
for 25c: 100 STYLES to selec. from.
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DOCTOR WISHES TO SELL OUT. WILL
sell team, buggy, and complete office outht
very reasonable. Cause, i'll health; $4,000 prac-
tce goes with il. Address 6StS, Journal.
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ALL MODERN HOUSE. EIGHTH WARD;
furnace heat, bath, porcelain tub, open
plumbing, hardwood finish, parquet floors,
nice nlantel and CRATE, storm windows and
screens; why pay rent when you can buy this
house for 81, 600? This is a snap. McQuade,
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INTEREST ON DEPOSITS PER CENT
for SIX months: 8 per cent for three months,
and per cent on book accounts Minnesota
Title Insurance & Trust Co. Capital s250,00U.
SPECIAL RATES ON LOANS OVER s25, ON
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALEM CITY,
cheap. Three chairs; good location. Look
this up. Address 500, journal.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-04-16
The Candidate.

He cometh up like flower and re-
tireth from the race busted. His
friends fill him with false hopes and
atmosphere. He swelleth like toad
and thinketh the earth is his'n. He
smileth upon all mankind and sloppeth
over with humor He kisseth the
children and scattereth his microbes
among innocent babes. He privately
cheweth a Glove when he meeteth a
preacher and as he converseth with
him he standeth to the leeward and
curbeth his breath as with strong
bit. He goeth home late at night to
his weary wife with beery breath
and ccld feet. He riseth up betime
and hiketh forth without his breake
fast, saying II go to man." The
dead beat lieth in wait and pulleth his
leg to a queens taste. He "naileth a
lie," but before election he runneth
short on nails. He giveth literally to
the church. He sudscribeth a goodly
sum to the band, contributeth to the
poor whose house was burned, sendeth
a small keg hither, and a large keg
! thither, he yieldeth up his substance
with apparent alacrity. After elec.
tion he goeth back to the barn and
kicketh himself and teareth his hair
and calleth himself a Rotterdam fool
l-Exchange.
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Fans Eager For the Fray.

The local base bali fans are getting
eager for the fray. Negotiations are
under way for several games. Next
Sunday the Hamiltons and Grants
dale team will cross bats on the home
grounds. The lineup OF the Hamil-
ton team as finally agreed upon is:
C.-Adams S. S. Smith
P.-Warren L. F.-Place.
1st b.-Porter II. F.-Chambers
End b.-Scott C. F.-Young
3rd b. and field captain-Mc Murphy.
The boys have already done some
good practice woek and are in fne
form. The new pitcher, Warren. is =
wonder. The home team is working
hard and is deserving of every encour-
agement from the people of the town
and in return it will no doubt do itself
proud.
This week the boys have cleared off
the grounds and moved the grand
stand to the rear of the plate. Wire
netting will be stretched across the
open front of the grand stand and
which will serve ds a back-stop. When
match games are played an admission
of Is and Is cents will be charged and
which will be devoted to defraying
necessary expenses of the team.
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TROUBLE ALL SETTLED NOW
Big Blackfoot Milling Company Men
Take Vanden Berg Into the
Union.

Missoula, April 1.-THE trouble
between the Big Blackfoot Milling
company and its men, which grew out
of the employment of c. G. Vanden
Berg, has all been settled. The men
claimed vanden Berg was not friend
Of union labor and demanded his dis
charge. When their demands were
not acceded to they quit work. An
agreement was later made that the
men would return to work, and that
the Vanden Berg matter would be the
of future investigation and action
Vanden Berg had tried to get into the
union, but his application was deniee
because of his alleged enn,ity toward
labor. Tonight the Carpenters unior
at meeting decided to allow Vander
Berg to become member.
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which is within rs miles of Thunder
mountain district.
Here in the Bitter Root valley pack
animals, provisions and everything
required by the prospector may be
purchased much cheaper than at any
other Quitting point accessible to the
new Eldorado. Horses can be bought
for from $40 up and everything else
in proportion. Freight can be deliv-
cred from Hamilton to the end of the
road at Mineral Hill for not to exceed
81 per hundred and can be packed
from there to Thunder mountain for
three or four cents pound additional
making total, say, Of six cents and
which is nearly one-half of the freight
rate from any other railway point
that is advertised.
The map here presented and which
has been prepared with great care by
the Western News is the most accu-
rate yet made Of this new and almost
unexplored country. It is drawn from
Rand, Mentally & Co.'s official maps
of the states of Montana and Idaho
and other maps and reliable data at
hand. It locates Thunder mountain
at the intersection Of the 45th and lis
parallels, just south of Vinegar hill
as shown on the standard maps. The
scale of the original copy from which
this map was reduced was 18 miles to
the inch. According to it, making
fair allowance for the winding of
mountain trails, the distance from,
Hamilton to Thunder mountain dis.
trict by way of Mineral Hill is 13e
miles. From Hamilton by way OF
East Fork and Salmon City the dis
ltance is 1913 miles. From Hamilton
to Thunder mountain by way of Sal
mon the distance is about the same a:
f rom Red Rock on the Utah Northern
ra ilway, by way of Salmon, to Thun
der mountain.
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Although the Northern Pacific peo-
pie have given no sign Of their inten-
tion as to whether or not they propose
to adopt the Hamilton route toThun-
der mountain, there is no doubt but
that this trail will be well travelled by
prospectors this season. beginning ear
ly in May.
Numerous parties are making prep
arations to 60 from this valley, nota-
bly, the Chafin-Watts party, OF Cor
wallis; the Gilman Williams and
Garnett parties, of Victor; quite
number from Hamilton and many
from the upper valley. Many of these
contemplate enjoying a nice, little
summer jaunt through the central
Idaho region whether they strike it
rich or not.
Parties in British Columbia, Butte
and elsewhere about the state as we'll
a in the East are making all kirds OF
INQUIRIES about the Hamilton route
and there is no doubt but that this
route will get good snare OF tne
travel.
The chief obstacle blocking this
route at present is the crossing of the
Salmon at the mouth of Big Greek
during high water-after August 1st
this river is easily fordable. There is
Just as good and safe ford across the
Salmon at the upper end Of Poverty
Flat, Just below where the trail from
Mineral Hill down the Owl creek ridge
strikes the Salmon, as any along tn
Bitter Root river.
One mile above this ford there is
natural fe-ry-way across the Salmon
There the river flows slow and deel
furnishing an ideal ferry-way. J. W
Nelson, of the Ha,nilton-Thunde
mountain executive committee, ha
the assurance of the management o
the A. C. M. Co. store people and othe
business men here, that they will con
tribute the funds to establish ferr
the moment the travel justihes tn
same. Meanwhile several individu al
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trails ever go to point nearly east OF
Thunder mountain. There the trav-
eler drops down small creek to the
Middle Fork, which is easily fordable,
and strikes into the new district, here
having his choice of numerous trails.
The trail from Mineral Hill traverses
rich bunch grass country all the
way. There is also plenty of wood
and water and the traveller may camp
wherever night overtakes him. This il
a new, wild country, alive with game
and the numerous small streams TEEN
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DON'T LETT GROW COLD.
The Indian Creek Road Should Be
Pushed Through.

The following letter addressed to
Milton Hammond of Darby by Supt.
r. L. Edwards of the Kittie Burton
Gold Mines CO. of Indian Creek, Idaho, /,
is self explanatory:
Kittle Burton Mine, Mar. 27, 1902.
MILTON HAMMOND, Esq,
Darby. Mont.
Dear Sir
Yours of the 22nd. received. Am
pleased to note the interest taken in
the road over your way, Will defer
any definiate action about the other
road we are figuring on till I hear
from you further. A road your way
would be much the best for us, as it
will bring us much closer to the rail.
road. The route via the South Fork
of Hughes Creek is undoubtedly the
best. You W i'll have our most hearty
cooperation. Please do not let thu
matter grow cold and let me hea1
from you just as soon as solnethin&
definiate is done.
Yours truly,
r. L. EDWARDS,
Manager