The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-14
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

IQ6 UOuy u tndh "AS FOUND
in the He'll Gate river near McCartys bridge
last Saturday. Foul play is suspicioned.
w. A. Cianton, of Butte, was found dead
near Independence, Mo-, ON the 2ist ulto
Whisky was the probable cause of hIs death.
Clinton Burch of Bedford was accidentally
shot last week, and the injuries nearly
proved fatal. He didn't think IL was loaded
1t Is stated that Harry Deyoe, of Glendlve,
deputy sheriff, has skipped out, leaving his
family aud creditors In destitute circumstan
ces.
Colonel Wood, an old Alder gulch miner,
Is on his way from the Black Hills TO the
Yellowstone valley, where he proposes set.
thing.
yestels race horse, MacI.eadeni, broke Its
leg in Helena on the Fourth and was shot a
day or two aftsrward. 1t was valued ut over
81, 900.
A fve-year-old boy, son OF Mrs. John 4.
Longley, was killed nj Glendale last week
by being run over by n wagon from which he
Jumped.
The River Press Announces that Madam
Louisa Pappiani Won Holzhuher, celebrated
vocalist and prima donna, will shortly arrive
In Bsuton.
Four cows were killed b, lightning on
Wisconsin Creek, Madison county, the night
Of the Fourth. The herder mar owiy escaped
q similar fate.
The weeksville sawmiIl, u,rier charge of
Levi Allen runs ten hours pr lay and aver.
s n, -, "a
month of June.
Several thousand ties belong ..,g TO the
Northern Pacific railroad were burned be-
tween Blackfoot river and Rem Stringbams
place last week
A toll road is being built from For, Ma.
ginnis to Maiden, p distance Of four miles, II
being from Twenty-Five to thirty miles over
the present route.
A large body of the very best Of fire clay
is reported a. having been found in the mine
of the Deep Creek Coal Company, in the
vicinity of Benton.
The champion game of croquet at Butte
between Messrs. Beck aud Junkin ON one
side and Hall aud Rawlins on the other was
won by Beck and Junkin.
July Sd the House passed the Senate bill
ratifying the agreement of the Crow Indians
t. sell portion of their reservation to the
Northern Pacific Railroad.
At the Bozeman Fourth ofJuly races there
was contest between q trotting horse and a
bicyclist, The horse won, but the bicyclist
claims he had to run 60 do 1t.
The ladies and gentlemen OF the RUBY Seal
"A Baptist society in Helena, will present
the play Of "Blue Beard" in that city to.
night for the benefit of the church.
Copies Of both the Dillon Tribune and the
Virginia City Madisonion were enclosed In,
the cornerstone of st. James church which
was ''laid' at Dillon on the LIST inst.
Andy Paul was scattering Paris green over
potato vines at Benton the other day when
the wind blew n portion into his nose and
mouth, with very unpleasant results.
The postmaster AZ Utica recently found D.
small box, containing poisonous powder, in
tn" mail sack, and in handling It got the
nssh Of his hands seriously poisoned.
John Simpson, who was working the by
draulic at the Tucker Guich placer mines,
mar Helena, was seriously injured last Tues.
day by being thrown against n pile Of rocks.
A. Wells, for several years metallurgist Of
the Algonquin company, has been employed
BY Philadelphia capitalists to make n thor
ough examination OF the Clark's Fork mines.
The ferry boat at Giendive upset while
crossing two hunters with their horess and
accoutrements last week. The horses were
drowned and the guns, etc, lost. Loss about
81, 800. -.
A match game of base ball between the
Missoula club and the Fort Missoula club
was played on the 9TH, resulting In the vic
tory for the town boys by score Of twenty
eight to nine.
The surveys having been completed and "A
grade established for the principal streets of
Butte, IL Is expected that ut the next council
meeting an ordinance will BIZ passed enforc.
Ing the grades.
Three horse thieves confined In the RAIDERS
burg Jail attacked the keeper on the 9Th with
The In tention Of escaping his custody, but he
held the fort until assistance came and the
rascals were secured.
lon and Bannack, c'a Argenta, has been 10
70 Mr. james Hardy, of Bannaob, for four
years at $1,000 per annum. The contrac
,alls for tri-weekly service.
IL is reported that the Western Union Tel.
egraph Company oontemplates building an
other line between Deer Lodge and Helena
% connect with the wire that will reach Deer
IN Nxskf In Tfnk AL
MISS Mamie AldsmoA was married In rsrs-
narok recently to NJ. L. Russell. Sh., wan
IN her return home from Massachusetts.
where she had attended the wedding of hsr
brother, Matt W. Anderson, and Miss Rice.
The Commissioner of thu General Land
'fiice has made decision in favor Of Mas
niddsndorf, In the celebrated Cho,sau
county land case Of Middea,Ssf w. Nenh.rt.
col. j. j. Donnrlly has N,s+tved a telrgran
o that effect.
The committee appointed 10 raise sap,s u
properly represent ths Silver How miaisy
district In the Denver exposition eusA, No,
agree upon a commissioner to hays .A,r
y ,he matter and 80 have let the wAsse ,.iIair
20 by default. ""'
A man named Pat whalAAa, ,ss, ..,.-
rendered himsetfto the sAenfsw Bu,t. sta.
any that DO had killed. Tsad, on,"n II.
vas acting under aetW.iop bro.nh, =, no
,ver indulgence Ia Dor, bon;J notion
Quinn is alive and univ, ured.
VIM. Neihle aud Jane, p rrv,, ,wo
armer. near Helens, had a disnn,. arsr q
Sater-right last SATURDAY,. which wo,,d nm
y Fry"tt striking Meihle over the head a
'onp'e OF inns with spade, fracturinp the
Aan s'fs BADLY and intiicting probably fatal
-. 40 statement appears In Yellowstone pa
~" '"at several hundred Of tn. Russian
'."s' VINO were to have settled in the Vel.
ewstons valley, arrived at bismarck lately
\. were returned to New York ~ paup-rs.
fney knew nothing OF farming and refused
20 work.
anS barn and onthouses at the residence Of
Aioer' kieinschmidt, Helena, were destroyed
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