The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-02

TERRITORIAL NDvV0.
Oulled Itnm tho Columns oe our
! Exchanseo.
, Naiden h to have . 9O-stamp mill.
The flyers for the September races
are now IN Bezeman.
| A telegraph odlce will soon be
opened ct Benson's Landing.
The Hecla company ut Glendale
last month disbursed $4,000.
Beaverhead county convicts are
utilized by making them clean and
6x up the court h0use.
Even In the Northwest Territory
people are troubled BY tramrs, and
call for . vagrant law.
Centerville IL the coming metropo.
lis Of Missouri Valley. Town lots,
IS feet front, sell 1t 500.
| James Bowman, Of Choteau
county, was badly hurt last week by
his horse falling on him.
Last Monday = workman named
Erickson had his leg broken by 4
! cave at Mullan tunnel.
! Mr.. wilbur. the small pox patient
Ct Silver City. is reported GONZALES.
cent, Also his little daughter.
! It IL estimated that It will cost q
little over $50, OOO per mile in buil(ling
the uncompleted portion Of the North.
! err Pacific.
! H. H. Barnes located . copper led
On Eight Mile, Meagher county, last
week. The vein contains two feet ol
COED ore.
! Lieutenant He'll, ID Infantry, hal
been retired from duty 1T Fort Ellis
and orleled to Join bis company u
Fort Shaw.
Charles T. Weidman and Miss
! Florence Narston were united In the
b0n.is Of matrimony . short time ago
| at Maiden.
It is said the National Park can b
reached from Dillon by the Black.
! tail canyon route In one hundred and
J, thirty-eight miles.
The boat to run between Rock
/ Island and Thompson falls Vas to
have made her trial trip tho latter
part Of last week.
James Savage Is supposed to have
suicided ut Helena on Tuesday morn
ing. At any rate he IL dead and It ID
believed took morphine.
A fire is raging on the llarias, and
Sunday evening it, red RED sction was
, plainly visible from Benton, present
Ing rather sublime sight.
Wool from Central Montana, and
base bullion from Gregory and
Wickes, afe arriving daily at the
Dillon depot for shipment east.
Dunno, q candidate for School
Trustee In Benton district, and who
, favored the admission Of c0lOred chill
dren, was elected bya majority OF los.
There IL q point on the Belt noun
tains about II miles northwest Of
White Sulphur springs that COM
. mauds a view Of the entire Judith
basin.
! The Castle mountains, owing ia
their wonderful castles, caverns, stu
; pendous cliffs and deep deiiles, will
soon become the favOrite resort Of
sight-seers.
There was u double wedding at
Helena on Tuesday. Matther DOrre-
tv and Miss Nellie o Brien, aud Frank
Trudell and Hiss n. A. Kelly were
! united in the holy bonds Of lnatrinlO'
ny.
i, There 10 some doubt about Hiram
Baker having killed an Indian on
the Marias q few days since. An
Indian was killed. however. Baker
has disappeared aud It is feared Ia.
been killed.
f; Residents Of the British North
west Territory are anxious to have
+, the government bridge the rivers IN
that country. There 10 = great loss Of
, life OccasiDned by travellers attempt
ing to ford the streams during higl,
| water.
Benton il determined on the erec-
! ton Of water works. Funds have
! been guaranteed for preliminary
work. aud u survey IL to he made in !,
very few days. 1t Is estimated that
/! the works complete will cost al VT
f, s., ono.
! Rev. Father Vennemam, $. J., well
known in this Territory, having fol
! the last three years been travelling:
; through II on q mission, has gone Ia
st. Louis, 10 fill the chair Of English
| literature in the st. Louis l'niver-
sity.
The management Of Greenwood,
the Hecla co'nramy's new town, will
prevent the erection Of any saloon
!, buildings within the sacred precincts
Of that village. Tie principal office
{ of the company is t" I've erected in
Greenwood.
i The Northern Pacific road la,
! something over 81, OK, Exl to expend
(, in completing its line. The most Of
this will be spent In this Territory.
| Cp 10 the lst Of last June the cOlnla.
| nv had spent about SIC. OlW. 0OO in road
! Building between Bismarck and Aims
/: worth, Idaho.
F.. The Indians in the British poses.
! sions have habit Of claiming horses
| that are sold to residents "f that Sec
| ton hy stran:crs-the Indians claim.
Ing that such horses have l'cen stolen
| from them. As there is scarcely
ever any way Of di>proving their
A.: claims, they generally get away with
horses sOld IN the manner stated.
+! Last Friday party supposed t. be
half-bree.ls, run oil Leighton Il Jor'
i dams beef herd, near GieE'iivc, ni,El-
, t,ering II head. Four or live days
previous Alex. McCaskti! had two
horses and 4 pony stOlel:. and 1t is
supposed by the same parties. sun
day four men started IL pursuit. The
! trail leads toward the M:;;>h l.o-;:es-
sions.
j Col. e.. Il. l.allborn, Land Commits.
sioner Of the Northern Pacific, WHO
recently made the trip through II
Puget Sound, on the line Of the road
was jus! one month out from st. Paul
when he rcac! ell the railrtsd ut Lake
Pend d'Oreillc. He saA.: the journey