tlsrew*saatss lbs afoawrties on Sunday^and spent several hours examining them^and taking samples, after which lie ex^pressed himself highly phased with the re^^sult of his Investigations. It la Mr.^Conkey's opinion that the ores are above^the storage concentrating ores and that^with proper management the mines ot the^company can be made to pay well. The^tact that Mr. Ooake) eatae OOt Isj Mon^^tana by special reaoesL and his report be^^ing very favorable, will inspire renewed^nonSdenoe IB the mind- ol tb^ Minneapolis^capitalists who ventured their money in^the Jtig (Jl Mining ami Kediictiou SOBS*^MOV.
Therich Jay Would mine is keeping up^its record as a dividend pa) at. 1 the 4th^Inal d videml No. 2^1 was paid, aggregating^^l'ioon. milking afh.iSNi paid since Jan. I,^|hwv^, and $VM,*m up to date.
Scartfis running the hnest restaurant on^(irand street that has ever been in Helena.
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BRYSON'SCa8E.
IlloAttorn^^ * I.mi.- SB BOSS MaSI ami Im^l|iforl4tnl Kvldener.
AttorneyS. A. lialliet returned from^lioulder, yesterday, where he went Ut call^on (ieorge Duncan liryaon,lately convicted^ot the murder of Annie liundstrom. Mr.^lialliet Hays liryaon has been quite ill late^If, which bethought was due to despond^ency , but be succeeded In cheering him up^and he left him in the best of spirits. The^attorney says he has come Into the posses-^lion of some very important evidence^which he will introduce In his motion for a^to w trial at the approaching term of court.^The man who visited the employment^agency with Annie Imndatrum will he^proven to be the same one that was seen^with her near the shaft, the time ot th^murder. Mr. lialliet Is very sanguine that^he will yet prove liryson an Innocent man,^notwithstanding the long chain of circum^atantial evidence which was coiled around^him at the boulder trial.
