The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-08
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
MADISON COUNTY.
From the Mddis0nidn.


Mr.. George H. Scott left on Wednesday for
a trip through Montana in the interests OF
the Madisonian.
Ex-city marshal Timothy Rush died sud-
denly last Monday, from the effects OF an at.
tack of h.morrhage of the lungs while out
riding.
Parties from Silver Star are firm in the be-
lief that Douglas the murderer of Alice carp,
is The same man who attempted to Kill Judge
Slaveu there several years ago, and escaped
punishment by breaking Jail. Douglass de-
MES that he is the man, but says he had "a
cousin who looked like him" living there
about that time.
The regular grand jury empaunel'ed FOR
the present term of cou,t, was discharged on
Friday afternoon of last week. Judge Con-
ger sharply rebuked the jury for theif failure
to find indictments in the Chinese case, and
ordered the summoning of NEW grand jury,
which was done, and the members sworn in
on Monday morning. Among the irdict-
ments found. thus far, are one against Doug
las for the murder of Alice carp, and against
All wah and All Yen for the killing OF All
Sue and An Land in the Chinese war;
CUSTER COUNTY
From the YELLOWSTONE Journal.
The sale of lots during the past few weel
| has been tremendous, and the demand is ill.,
creasing instead of abatiug.
| A norton of the N. p. r. r. outfit left Mon
day for the upper country to begin work.
| Mr.. Van vleet was in charge and Dan Be-
had the culinary department under his con-
| troll.
| From Mr.. Luther j. Whitney we learn that
| the numerous camps of Indians on the other
side of The Tongue river have LACEY com
mepced to kill ca,,le from among the bands
over there belonging to stockmen III TINS VI
cinity.
A. the whole country for hundreds of miles
| along the Yellowstone IL one immense bed Oh
Ignite, commonly known rs coal, 1t Will
soon become an important, II not vital
question, how we are TO use these extensive
beds of hgnite.
BEAvERhEAD COUNTY.
From the Dillon Tribune.
On Monday evening last, there were q i'm
| miprants arrived at this place. Out OF THU
number, 81 had through tickets for Helena;
Sunday last, there were i've Shetland ponies
| arrived here for Gilmer, Salisbury " Co
| They are beauties and attracted considerable
Twelve carloads of ties wese placed on the
| north end of the Utah q Northern raliroae
track Wednesday.
cHorEAU COUNTY.
From the River Press.
The roads are getting so COED that scvera
large trains have loaded and started out TN
neen ~. "a go, niacas We can safely "a
Nv s.',;,. sn aaa.pn has fairly onened an,
t .s ne. w; ~, ~ ,he most extensive, one eve
pl y No VIZ
eAPe'" r,.h;. a.
Dutr0, 1hleinauer q ". @n III . 80.
stone Tor 1. =. rover q DRY. Nv aho,,
The quarry OF sanastono ~ M s;"S
r own, anu y tne nue az, o .y,,iar aud sbar,
he Territory, being nhe, REGULAR an" 'n"'
From the Benton record.
Clifford Pippin has sold his ranch on IN
Teton to VIM. Ii. Todd.
Tbirtv-fiye miles of wire fencing Is bein
coosa, Noted nv the Teton ranchmen.
r.,.. ,oa,,.. of North Pie,ans an
pinna Iod;anS nassed Through town tn
norni,a nm their way to the North. Thes
are the indians supposed to have heen IN
!. p,icated in the late thefts over towards III
Nusselsheli country.
Ma;or Raker showed MS to-day some di
uonT which were picked up on the Teto
mi oiyan him Inv 4 half-b, eed. The diamond
+ an. suite hard and brilliant, mnch more
than the so-called Alaska diamonds wbic
, mill I'll these nnly scratch glass without Gu
t;na II Among the brilliants was a blae
DIAMOND with wonderfully regular i'ee's'
J, nIssouLA COUNTY.
3, Ero,n the Nisso,,iian.
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