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Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19
| AMONG THE MINERS
Devoted to the Large and Small News of the Timing
Camps Of Fergus County. - - - - -

F. 8. Weidenborner, one Of the st.
Paul syndicate that recently secured
the J. L. Bullard ranch, which ad-
joins the Barnes-King, arrived here
last week and left at once for Kendall,
where diamond drill operations have
begun to determine, as far as possible,
Just what the ground contains. Mr..
Bullard took up this property as a
ranch years ago, never dreaming that
it might become valuable for min
eral. After the Barnes-King was de-
veloped, Mr.. Bullard did some little
work, and has found some very prom
Using cyanide ore. The theory Of the
new owners is that the Barnes-King
vein runs through the property. and
they are very hopeful OF developing a
paying mine there. II the diamond
drill explorations are as encouraging
as it is expected they will prove, de-
velopment will be pushed without de-
lay, and whenever an ore supply Is as
sured, the syndicate is prepared to
erect a $4,000 cyanide mill on the
ground.
George Bells, of Maiden, yesterday
transferred to Andrew P. Morgan, of
New York City, the Marshall tunnel
and tunnel site near Maiden, together
with his group Of nine promising
claims. Mr.. Morgan expects to ar
range for the development of this
property without delay.
G. H. Wieglenda, of Maiden, has
sold to ]. Frank Sage, Of the same
place, for a stated consideration Of
81, a three-fourths interest in the Dis
covery No. 2 placer claim near Maiden
San Francisco, April 15.--A big
deal between leading interests, which
it is said will greatly assist the deer
mining work under way and projected
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19
Real Estate Transfers.


George L. Ramsey, of Helena, has
sold to Elisha M. Clark, of Carbon
county, a. 40-acre tract in section 13,
township 10 north, of range 20 east,
for $3.50.
Oliver Readle, of Halbert, has sold
to Lillian Cameron an 8O-acre tract
in section 13, township 10 north, of
range 18 east, for stated considera-
tion of 81.
w. B. Thompson, of Butte, has sold
to H. G. Mclaughlin, of Garneill, for
$500, 240-acre tract in section II,
township II north, of range II east.
E. w. Clark has sold to w. v. Lewis,
the well known Garneill sheepman.
for a stated consideration of 81, a
640-acre tract in that vicinity.
James Shea has sold to William
Medigar for $500, a 16O-acre tract in
sections % and 20 township 16 north,
of range 18 east.
Frederick Huppi has sold to Leo
DieZger for stated consideration OF
S., 16O-acre tract in section 20, town
ship Is north. of range II east.
John Hendricks, of Straw, has sold
to G. w. Cook, of this city. for $400
a 16O-acre tract in section 10, township
13 north, of range Is east.
D. S. Hastings and others, Of Beth
ell, Maine, have transferred to schOo
district No. 45 for a nominal consid
Grafton, lots II and u, in block 9
at Straw, for use as site for schoO
building.
D. S. Hastings and others have sok
to Thomas Gregory for stated con
sideration of 81, lot II, in block 6
| Straw townsite.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

to the charge Of passing bogus check
for SIS, drawn by himself on a Dem
yer bank, at the Majestic saloon last
October, was fined the amount Of the
costs. nearly $3.50, last Saturday
and the proceeding is ended. It was
found that in order to obtain a con-
victiOn, 1t would be necessary to bring
witnesses here from Denver. which
would put the county to a great ex-
pense, and, in addition to this, the
check transaction was mixed up with
gambling affair, and juries some.
times have their own way of looking
at such cases. In view of all the cir
cumstances, County Attorney Ayers
consented to allow the defendant to
plead guilty, and escape with a fine
of costs. In addition to this Guenther
made good the amount of the check
w. s. Smith has Just received anoth.
er shipment Of the high grade Hamll-
ton pianos. The last shipment was
sold so quickly that several purchasers
were disappointed.
County Attorney Ayers and Sher-
III slater are preparing to 60 out to
the Quay ranch, near Rogers, just as
soon as the snow is entirely off the
ground, to make a search for the
body Of the young Scotch ranchman,
who so mysteriously disappeared sew
eral months ago. There is absolutely
nothing new in the case, but with the
lapse of time, the officers are more
firmly convinced than ever that Quay
was murdered. Every known fact
in this mystery was published in the
Argus last January, and Mr.. Rogers,
the postmaster at the settlement bear
ing his name, sent the articles from
this paper to Quay's sister. Mrs. l..
Gordon, who resides at Lisuisk. Ire
land. She expresses her profound
sorrow at the probable fate Of her
brother, and requests Mr.. Rogers to
urge the officers to do everything pos
sible to unravel the mystery, and If
crime has been committed, to run
down the guilty party or parties. OF
course no such urging was necessary,
and everything that can be done to
clear up the affair will be done prompt
ly.
The Argus catalogs are now being
distributed; if you don't get one send
in your name; if you do get one. read
it, compare our prices with any 9th
ers at hand and we feel sure you will
patronize the Argus Supply Depart
ment.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19
MONTANA AT A GLANCE

It is given out that Cooke City will
have a smelter this season.
A militia company Of 46 members
has been organized at Billings.
.
The Palace Hotel, at Havre, was
destroyed by fire last week. Loss $10,-
900.
A Workers Educational club has
been formed by the workingmen Of
Helena.
The Kalispell Cemetery association
is the first one to file articles of in
corporation under the new law.
Bishop Lenihan, of Great Falls, has
issued a request urging all priests in
the diocese to recite the prayer for
rain.
It is expected that this will be a
banner year for the Yellowstone park.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

in the Comstock lode, was closed in
this city today. An agreement has
been made between the Comstock
Pumping association, composed Of ev.
cry mining company on the lode.
about 30 corporations in all, and the
Comstock Tunnel company, owning
the Sutro tunnel, by which the pump
ing association will at once commence
the work Of putting the tunnel and its
north and south lateral branches in
complete repair and equipping them
with proper drain pipes to take the
water discharged from the lower level
OF the mines. This agreement is to
remain in force for five years.
It is reported in mining circles that
Butte engineer is negotiating the
sale Of the Gold Hill mine to eastern
men. The property is located a few
miles from Whitehall and is owned
by H. l. Wilson, T. r. Kinds and A.
J. Mckay, Of Butte. F. A. Heipze had
lease and bond on it last summer
and is said to have shipped consid-
cradle gold bearing ore from its lev.
els. He worked it on a pretty exten.
sive scale for a few months, the work
costing him between 5000 and $780,.
900. A report reached Butte last week
to the effect that two men had found
good copper ore in the district in
which the Gold Hill is located, but
could not go deep on the vein on &C.
count Of an extensive flow Of water.
Butte, Mont, April 14.-Doctor Pet
er S. Mussigbrod came in from Lur-
net yesterday. The doctor says that
very rich strike was made in the
Nancy Hanks mine last week by AL
LOwery, a leaser. A vein ten inches
wide that goes over $1,000 to the ton
was struck. Sam Ritchie, the owner
of the mine, is jubilant over this new
discovery, and it goes without say
ing that the leaser is feeling good.
The gold can be plainly seen through
out the rock.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Already 20 special trains have arrang.
ed to land their passengers there.
The very latest award for paving
Main street at Helena has been thrown
out, and the city council will take an
other Of it's numerous fresh starts.
s
Mrs. George F. Long, wife Of the
we'll known Butte cartoonist, whose
work in the Montana dailies has at
tracted much attention, attempted to
commit suicide at Butte last week by
shooting herself. It is believed she
will recover. Domestic troubles led
her to fire the shot.
John Roberts, the young man who
was given term for stealing a valise
at the Majestic saloon in this city
some time ago, and who recently got
into trouble at Butte through steal
ing the bank roll at gambling house
where he was employed as a swamper,
has just been sentenced to two years
and a half at Deer Lodge for the
Butte trick.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF
Notice for Publication-Department
of the Interior. U. S. Land Office.
Lewistown, Mont, April 10, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that
JULIA MAUD HUNTOON,
of Utica, Montana, has filed notice OF
intention to make proof on her des.
ert land claim No. 1545, for the VIZ
swA. sec 4, nwA nwA. sec 9, tip IL
n. IL e. Mont. P. NJ, before the
register and receiver at Lewistown
Montana, on Saturday, the Goth day
of May, 1905.
She names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
Noah Rasor. Alice E. Rasor, Viii
liam l.. Baxter, Fred c. fowler, all
of Utica. Mont.
EDWARD BRASSEY. REGISTER.
First publication April 19.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19
LEWISTOWN TWENTY
YEARS AGO

(From the Argus of Oct. IA, 1850
The new road to Billings is COM
pleted.
A good body of ore is discovered in
the south shaft Of the Montana mine
at Maiden.
Joseph Johnson, one of the first set.
tiers in this section, and a civil war
veteran, dies suddenly at Maiden.
F. A. Janeaux offered to contribute
block of land on the east side of
the creek as site for the proposed
Catholic church.
Messrs. Arnold, Pott and Archer re.
turn from a prospecting trip to the
Snoweys. They report having found
everything except good mineral.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Long.
maid and Miss Cassie Hopkins oc-
Cured at Cottonwood Oct. 5, the Ger.
emony being performed by Rev. W. W.
Van Orsdel.
At meeting Of the Catholics OF
Lewistown, the following committee
was appointed to collect subscriptions
for building church IN this city:
L. Belanger, G. J. Mcnamara, Michael
Brass, D. NJ. Crowley, H. P. Brooks,
F. A. Janeaux. D. M. Crowley and
Oliver Pichette were elected direct
OrS.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19
WHAT PRICE MEANS
in BUYING A SEPARATOR

There are two most important considerations in the pur
life, or durability.
Every buyer thinks of efficiency and while recognizing
the superiority of the De Laval respect is frequently
tempted to overlook because some inferior machine claim
ing equal capacity, is $1Oto s25cheaper" in first cost
Few buyers stop to think of comparative life and dura
biy The established life of De Laval machine is at least
twenty years and be much The twenty years
is already proved
On the other hand they made today and run at the
tremendously high speeds they in the to approach
the efficiency of the De Lava machines separator on
the market last than years outside
The average will not exceed five years. Examination alone
will satisfy every buyer of this
The price of 10 to 25 De Laval machine $780,
aud its established lifetime twenty years Even just good
every other the machine which lasts years worth
$50. That which lasts FIVE years is worth $25- And tha
which lasts two land there several makes on the
ket which cannot possibly last longer worth just $40
And when you add to this the fact, which nobody who
knows attempts to dispute shat De Laval machine gains and
saves at least twice much year initiating epa
separator really MEANS or, rather HOW MUCH 1T MEANs|
even if it is little to begin with.
De Laval catalogue, better STILL De Laval machine
ITSELF to make all these facts plain everybody having
for separator and either had for the asking
MONTANA HARDWARE co..
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19
Gown for Sale.

Fresh cows for sale. High grade
Shorthorns; fine milch stock. Call
on or address Thos. F. Osborne. Rus
sci ranch, Straw. Mont. or Edward
C. Russell, Helena, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

succeeded in matching those two good
old has-beens, John L. and Charley
Mitchell for a sure enough fight, 20
rounds, to occur at Tacoma in MAY.
Let us hope Willie will reconsider.
Miners Union Day, June 13, is the
big fight day of the year at Butte.
and noted boxers from all over the
country are trying to get match
for the occasion. Among the appli-
cations received are those of Honey
Melody, Herrera, Abe Attell, Willie
Fitzgerald, Martin Duffy, Jimmy Gard
ner, Adam Ryan, Kid Herman, Mau.
rice Thompson and Fitzpatrick, Jerry
Mccarthy and Kid Goodman.
Gunner Moir, now in Australia, who
Is spoken of as possible opponent
for Jeffries, is matched to meet
Squires, the Australian champion, in
a short time. 1t is strange that after
discussing Squires as the one man
left for the champion of the world to
meet, the sporting writer's should sud.
denly drop the discussion. after Mr..
SQuires had put out the champion of
South Africa in couple Of rounds.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Terry McGovern is suffering from
nervous prOstratiOn. He caused a
good many others to suffer from the
same thing in his time.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Lige Oglesby, who got his when he
ran up against Kid Lee at Helena a
short time ago, has challenged Kid
Murphy, of Butte. The latter says
he will fight Lige at 1913 pounds. It
is doubtful if the Helena man can
make that weight.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Frank Erne picks Jabez White as
the winner of the Britt-White con-
test. Britt will surely be the favorite
in the betting.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Willie Green, sporting editor of the
Tacoma News, announces that he has
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19
Stock Directory.

G. n. 0OODELL, owner of the following
brand. (quarter circle TT on right should.
er. Vent - (half circle orand). Cattle brand.
ed same on right ribs. Ranch, Philbrook. Mon
tana; range, Judith river to Willow creek
POstoffice address. PhilbroOk.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Read the Argus ana you will get
the news.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Benny Yanger and Tommy Mowat
fought twenty rounds to draw Al
Kalamazoo last Friday night.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Salt Lake bowlers won the second
of the telegraphic contests last week,
Butte coming in after Seattle, with
Portland fourth and Spokane fifth.
The base ball game between the
Lewistown Tigers and the Foresters,
which was scheduled for last Sunday,
was postponed on account Of the cold
weather.
First Water, race horse that had
not yet faced starter, has neverthe-
less broken one record. Joseph Brady
offered the owner, Newton Ginning.
ton, $4,000 for the animal, which was
refused.
Two boxers well known in Lewis
town will try conclusions at Helena
next Tuesday night, when Kid Fred
ericks and Dick Lewis meet at the
opera house in a 20 round contest.
Graye & Gordon are managing the
event.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

George Bates lasted Just three
rounds with Tommy Reilly at Great
Falls last Friday night.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19
LATEST SPORTING
...-. NEWS

Charlie Mitchell does not think it
possible for Britt to put Jabez White
out
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

Hackenschmidt and jenkins will
wrestle next month for the worlds
championship.
Fergus County argus., 1905-04-19

The racing season at AQueduct park,
New York, opened most successfully
last Saturday.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-29
SECOND OF THE YEAR
Execution of Leazer BY Law
Will Be The Second of
Sheriff S Term.

BY the conviction of William Leazer
in the Circuit Court yesterday on the
charge of murder. Sheriff Hardy will
probably have thrust upon him ads
tinction which he did not court and
one which he would probably be glad
to give to some one else.
No sheriff, during later years, at any
rate, have hanged more than one pris-
oner during their term OF office. When
Leazer is hanged. which ne undoubt-
edly will, be during the next few
months, he will be the second man to
be executed during Sheriff Hardy S
term. Julius, alias Tots, Cooper was
hanged on January q and it will be
but little later than six months from
that time when Leazer yields up his
life.
The scaffold on which Cooper was
executed has been removed and torn
Co pieces, but can be rebuilt to serve
the same purpose for Leazer. The
latter has already expressed himself
as anxious to embrace religion and
has been given a Bible which he
spends much of his time in reading
The opinion is expressed that he will
90 to the scaffold without a tremor
and that he will afford little trouble
to those who are elected to end his
life.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-29
CEREMONYPOSTPONED
Corner Stone of College Avenue
Baptist Church Fails
to Arrive,

Although cards of invitation had
been issued extending cordial vel
come To the services attendant upon
the laying of the corner stone of the
new meeting house of College Avenue
Baptist Church on Monday next, the
pleasant event has necessarily been
postponed
just two years ago the College Ave
nue Baptist Church was organized,
and an effort has been put forth to
have the ceremony of the corner stone
laying take place on the anniversary
OF that event. The congregation num-
bering now about sixty members, are
phenomenal. They have worked to-
gether, shoulder TO shoulder until they
have got practically the money in
flee, the corner stone of which was to
have been laid on Monday, May /.
1t will now be postponed few days
owing to the failure of the corner
stone to arrive in time. This is due
to the bad weather, the colored work
men at the quarry having refused to
work on the stone during the recent
bad weather. The stone is uuarried
from the Falls Road stone quarries
near Baltimore. Much trouble has
been experienced at the quarry of late
owing to the rain, which has
hampered the work. and to which
the delay of the arrival of the corner
stone for the Baptist Church is due.
Notice of the date of the ceremony
will be published later.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-29
The Academy Roster

With the coming of the new super.
intendent of the Naval Academy, Rear
Admiral Sands, who succeeds Super.
intendent Brownson. there Will be a
considerable change in the roster of
commanding officers. The new COM
mandant of m;dshipmen will be Com.
mander w. 4. Halsey, head of the De-
partment of Seamanship. Commander
Halsey will succeed Commander Chas.
j. Badger, the present commandanl
of midshi pmen.
The new aide to Superintendent
Sands will be Lieutenant L. T.. Ma.
gruder, who will succeed Lieutenant.
Commander ]. M. Poyer. When the
Naval Academy commences its regime
for the next academic year Comdr. 4.
E. w. ID. Veeder, of the Hartford. viii,
in all probability, be commandant OF
midshipmen. and is spoken of to sue
ceed Commander Halsey, who will ill
that position this summer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-29
Church Notes

The usual church services will be
held at all of the churches tomorrow.
At the Presbyterian Church the SER
vice will be as usual by the pastor,
Rev. George $. Bell, who will preach
morning and evening.
At the First M. h. Church the pas
tor, Rev. George w. Miller, ID. D.,
will in the morning repeat, by special
request his sermon on 1.-The Reason
ableness and Power of Prayer" and
in the evening on Strength Out of
Weakness. -
At the College Avenue Baptist
Church, holding all Sunday meetings
in Red Mems Hall, Francis street,
facing Main street, pending compile
tion of the new church edifioe, Rev.
Thomas p. Holloway, minister. will
preach in the morning on WHO Ought
to be Baptized and How" and in the
evening on "Can The Rich be Saved?''
The discussion of this subject was
postponed from last Sunday night.
l2 to p m. Bible school.