Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18
H TERRITORY.

u ,dvanced in spring work. The ground
noarlv prepared for upwards OF 1000
of Grain. about two-thirds of it oats,
"' -. holau~e wheat, with some barley. The
's-,orous and well-to-do look about the
trms is very noticeable, especially those of
rIr- pros.. S. Ruffncr and nj. Flaharty,
''nose neat and comfortable dwelling
,a,soS numerous outbnilding, good fences
Nd fat horses betoken the thrifty and sue
,asstul farmer. -CoMaer.
Pursuant to adjournment the Trustees of
.ho Montana Collegiate Institute met at the
Court House, Monday evening, April 8. b..
= 1r,;ne was elected Chairman and Ii. FL.
Zcnor Secretary.
4 majority of the Trustees being present
\ fine election of permanent officers was an
,onnced in order and the following persons
wore elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President. E. II. Irvine; Vice. President,
#W. A. Clark; Secretary, Thos. Stuart
Treasurer, II. II. Zenor. E. Ii. Irvine, w.
4. Clark. DR.. A. HI. Mitchell, Morgan Ey-
ans. Thomas Stuart, were appointed Com
mittee on Finance. The Committee or
Building and Grounds, were as follows e.
Mn. Irvine, DR.. A. II. Mitchell, O. B. O'Ban-
mon. w. A. Clark, John Caplice, Thomas
Stuart.
u A consultation among the Trustees dem
Illustrated that all were in favor of a brick
building, of which it will doubtless be con-
structed. On Tuesday morning the Build
Inc Committee examined the sites suggest
ed and unanimously agreed upon the ele.
waited plateau southwest OF the Catholic
Church and hospital. Happily the twenty
acres allowed in each town-site for collegi-
ttr purposes had been set apart some years
*hgo and embraced the very site which of all
others the committee favored and which
they would have preferred purchasing if it
Dad not been set apart. The situation is
commanding, taking in a view of the entire
valley and is in good view from all the roads
leading to Deer Lodge. 1t can be orna-
lnented with trees, shrubbery and lawn at
moderate expense and the committee will
Ut once commence enclosing and planting
he grounds with trees around the exterior
pf the enclosure. AS soon as plans and
specifications can be obtained and agreed
Upon proposals will be invited for building.
t is desired to have the building completed
ny September, but we hardly think that
possible.-New North Vest.
u Last Tuesday the Alice Mining Company
aShipped six bars of bullion, ranging in
weight from l,Sl2a ounces for the lightest
no ,o9l ounces for the. heaviest; tineness
ps4 to 9S7 silver, and from 1917 to LII gold.
y During the month Of March this company
RPhlpped % bars, all cast in the same mould.
The bullion shipments for the week
n mount to 1880 pounds, valued at Sis, 322.-
a3p Miner.
Mr.. Thomas Barker, OF the firm OF Bar-
FER Bros, we'll known in Deer Lodge val
A#bfy' and Mr.. jerome Thomas, in trying to
8h ~ some fish in Warm Springs creek with
aklaht powder, through some mistake caus-
~ II to explode in their hands. Mr.. Bar
= received a severe conclusion in the
NJ easl' lJarlng him internally. Mr.. Thorn
sHRs 1ad his right hand blown off, his left
Fana badly lacerated, besides receiving
A2'ner lnjuries.-hdependent.
III i1e regulations adopted by the Domin-
IN government relative to the prohibition
~ Wiling buffalo only at certain seasons,
" - 'l'e occasion of a council of all the In
90 '1loes north Of the line, to be held on
u 'e ON OF April, but as Colonel Mcleod
az word to the head chiefs that the ree1,-
#XllOnS WOIll6 no+ r.