The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-04
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

- A herd Of thirty cattle was driven off from
Forsythe on the night Of the 18th INST, Ivy
band of Crow Indians. No trace OF them vet,
AMI more trouble aud annoyance from the red
man il expected. too
In a race nc Salt Lake last Saturday week,
for 5000 side, Corrigan's three year OH
Oily. Pearl .Iernines," beat Jack Gii'n'rs
"R. d Boy" by a length. Time, oil, distance,
mile and quarter.
Hon. Sidney E.lgrrton. Of Akron, Ohio, the
nr.t Governor of Montana, will sp-nd the
summer in III. Territory. HI u aceon.
n,n;,.d by his wifi. anil Miss Sanders sister OF
Colonel W. +. Sanders.
An milan ut the B'ackfoot az 'ncy com.
mitt.d suicide \ few days ago. II was wor-
ri,.a about som. horses he hal lost, and
after ordering his family 10 leave the lodge
took gun AMI shot himself
A freigater named Bloom was seriously T
not fatally injured near Benton last week by
his team running away ~ he was watering
them. hr b-ing thrown TO the ground ana un
over by both team AMI wagon.
The skull Of the Godfrey child, lost Two or
three years ago, wa foun lat Sunday WEEK
nv a party who were making thorough
search for the remains. The child had .vi-
IDENTITY been devoured by bars.
A woodchopprr named Sabeau was haule
into camp dead, by his horse lbs: Saturday
He was probably thrown or fell from the
saddle and hts foot being caught in the stir
rup he was dragged to his death,
Capt Melville G. Wilkinson. al Infantry is
relieved from duty ~ professor of military
science at the Pacific University, Forest
Grbve, Oregon, and ord'rrd 10 Join his com
pany at Fort Missoula, Montana.
The Uniform Rank of knights Of Pythias
at Butte will hold their first anniversary on
the 3Oth of August and have invited all tue
sister lodges of the Territory and also these
of Salt Lake and Ogden to participate.
Mrs. Albrecht and Mrs. Louis Sialler ard
two children, of Helena, while out driving
Sunday, went over the grade In Grizz y
Gulch. Mrs. Albrrcht's shoulder was di. To-
Gated and Mrs. Stadler severely bruised.
Ambrose Davey, miner in the Magma
| Charta was buried under falling body OF
hose ore last Friday. when taken out no
bones were broken, hut it II not yet known
whether his internal injuries are serious.
The owners of the Pawnbrokrr, Cariotra
MAMMALIAN and Sinokehousr 10 les in Butte,
have brought suits for rj"ctm mt agninsi the
citizens living on the land claimed in those
lod-s, covering the entire townsits Of Battle.
Hughesville citizens will petition the
Meaghrr County commissioners for an APP.
preparation Of 81 900 toward helping to drfray
| the expenses Of constructing ro vi across the
mountains to connect with the road to Ben
| ton.
Helena courts after filming Chiuamen for
smoking opium. contiscate the pipes, etc.
and then sell them for the benefit of the city
The benefit comes in when they get TO fine
the Cbinaman to whom they have sold the iII-
plements. ...... ...-. .H-
Tom Mcdonnell. a hcep shearer. supposed
TO De- working som where in Montana, or
any one having knowledge Of his where
abouts, IN requested TO communicate with
Wehrin Bros, San Francisco. McDonell's
brother is dead.
The following additional money order Off
ces for Montana have fe-n decided upon Ivy
the Po>totfcr Dtpar'm mt AMI will bs estab.
lished after Augu.t7: Dillon, Fort A>sina
boihe, Glen,iiv-, Salisbury, Sheridan and
White Sulphur Springs.
James Toohey was arrested at the instance
Of Aunt Leah Ward, Of B,.nton. for disturb
ing the peace, and after paying his fin" turn
ed arc Ind and had Aunt Leah arrested on the
charge of procuring the seduction Of her four
teen-year-old granddaughter.
Michael McCarten was cut with knit,
six times Saturday night near Butte ny Nj
chael Fisher. The wounds are very serious
The wounded man was too drunk to remem
b,r what led toithe cutting. The other maj
says IL was done in self d Tense. -....
Unknown parties on Thursday evening o.
last week placed hand car across the rail
road track inst below the Butte depot an,
a'so a number of large rocks, evidently witt
tie Intention Of wreckng the passenge
train. Fortunately the distractions were dis
covered before the train was due.
On his return from Fort Macleod the othr
day, Clark Tinglry, who was ruling OF
horse back, met a war party of Indians an
wa~ chased at full speed fifteen or twelty mile
by three of the bucks Mr.. Tinglev bad
:. good horse and was enabled to ride ava
from them without any officially. -+~Ast
The following shows lhe money or r an,
rgistry business of the Butte po,fofflae d.
! ing July: Number of orders issued, S22
amount, $500 80; fees on same. sls5.5t
Number of orders paid l2l; amount, s3,S,ii,
II. Numb.r of letters and parcels registered
4A3. Number IF letters and parcels deliver
ed, 431.
The Northern Pacific Railroad compan
has, 1t i understood, determined 10 make
: special exhibit of the products of the c0uu
try tributary to it, line ut the Minneapoli
, fair this fall. 1t invites the co operation o
all interested IN the development OF til. re
, sources Of the Northwest, either min 20 o
agricultural. hnra yl@ -#.dA @
In 1879 the children Of school age in Nor
tana numbered only 55s5, while in 1881 Oh
} census shows the number to have increase
to 9,4T9. This was an increase of 3,S4 IN wv
, years. In the preceding six years--from La
to 1s79-the total incrcaS. waI only 1853. Nj
Edward +. Adams, who represents the Ney
York houses which ar, supplying the Terr
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children Of school age are between 10, 900 an
, II 100. -Independent. '*
, According TO the Billings Herald, u higl
} waynan attempted 70 stop the coach froI
! the terminus 10 Billing, near pomprys ri
lar, on the 18th nit, hut III. driver, the Gel,
brated Hank Monk, touched W. his hors.
and left th. would-bs robher behind. Th
Latter fired five shots at the coach, one ba
striking horse and another a wheel, but n
: other damage resulted
Dr.. VS. Wright. we'll known throngho,
Montana in connection with the ESTABLISH
!. mrnt Of the Order Of Chosen Friends, is 1
Ing dangerously i'll in Walkerviile with Il
hlnlation of the bowels and liver. n
sickness dates back some four weeks. and
present his condition is extremely. critical
hs being so low that death may occur ut MI
. t,inc.-lnter Mountain, gh.
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