The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-14
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.
u,s Mary l.. Hayward, wife OF Col.
?. Hayward, died in Virginia City
n.,he I'd inst, from paralysis.
, niger dance house is one OF the At
.a;ons Of Maiden, the new MINING
y" in Northern Montana. That elves
~ nlace black look.
him H. :>canland has bought the
.uerty ut the crossing Of the Madison
:r,r on the ISOzeman road, Of p. D.
award, paying therefor 81 800.
/. number Of quartz lodes of great
mise have been discovered near Ster.
~; , and the finders think there will be
Loom in that neighborhood before
oas.
I'M the I'd inst. Mr.. Marshall arrived
Virginia City rom the Fire Hole b.
IN He reports that the principal
ss ~, in the National Park are all &C.
,s.bIe now to parties going in from the
MADISON side, the only point at which
.ssr is any serious obstruction from
:,ov being near Gardeners river.
Nhile going through the Park with Ma
N longer, the new Superintendent,
N. MARSHALL met the Northern Pacific
surveyors, who were endeav0ring to
ind practical route into it from the
yrllows,onc, but had not yet succeeded,
and in all probability they will not.
On Tuesday. Mr.. Marshall left on the
,4urn trip with twelve men to work on
rbe roads in the park, ard two four
boye loads OF material and provisions.
laior Conger. with his assistant, Mr..
henderson, has arrived ut the Park
jsslqrarters, and will proceed at once
Nth the work Of improving the roads
il and through the Park, pushing the
york with all the rapidity the means at
as command will permit.
The average wages made by miners in
~. were from so to $50 per day, and
rich digging as high a. 500 to $5tO
'-r week, or ut the rate of from ST., 40
,sn.Oy' per year. In half an hour one
aan took out 81, 900 in gold.
The Madison valley people are pre-
sEing for u grand ball, at their
aall. Gu the evening Of the Fourth.
As>inna!,oine camp has pulled out fer
ai,ilo. they are to meet the North
A,-innabOines Oh Milk River aud have
lie annual sun dance together.
>ome days ago. Louis Lagarre, half
G!eed trader Of Wood mountain, while
N his way oyer there with an outfit Of
.a~ls from Fort Buf0rd, was held up by
,vsr party Of Crees for all of his pro-
;hion and his gums. They left him his
A"rse and hi, carts. He reported the
natter to Capt. Mcdonald of the Mount
ri Police, and he arrested and put In
!rns eight Of the party, and will deal
hkewi se with the rest when he can cap
lure them.
The Miles City water works are sue
o.S.
There will be work for 800 men ut the
Nuhn Tunnel by the first of August.
AMy Neal, whom the ". ". Stdtes-
nj" calls bad man. from Montana,
Vi. recently lynched by twenty citizens
al Eo:klori, W. Il.
'utfageou>ly dull is the verdict OF the
'a>iAe>> men ut Mullan Tunnel.
The Gallatin, Jefferson and Boulder
'vers are now quite high from the
netting SHOW in the mountains, which
are npidly filling them up. The bridge
aanniny Whitehall creek at whitehall
Supported to Ike in dangerous c0ndl-
"h' amt is likely to be swept away any
ay.
The citizens of Benton have already
'iscribetl 500 for the relief Of the Oes-
"'ote members of the Patrick colony
The Missouri ut Fort Benton is sixty
light inches above low water mark.
IN account of the rich strike in the
harker district the value Of town prop
my that locality doubled in twenty
'oar hours.
-FOUR prospectOrs, with sixteen horses,
-lxelvr Used as pack animals, ana I0ul
%!'iie horses. left ROzeman on MONDAY
"fthe Clarke's Fork mining district.
Wildca: Bill, Of Montana, has been
Summoned as y witness in the star route
F,es at Washington. His other name
""m. Hamilton.
Tie London Company at Silver Star;
Thinning its forty-s.amp mill ON !st:ott
1l :anz from the celebrated BroadWay
r with satisfactory results. Inc
broadway is looking well with large
" wei in sight. The Iron I:Oo
l!li is employed doing custom crushing
-, rr different parties. On the famous
i;!een Campbell mine developing wolh
i. !, being done, and the indications aie
Iat ere long it will again he produc'ns
'~lse Quantities Of rich ore, Is 1t ana , III
,snler years. The Out-lo'k for the ~.
'T >tar-Imn BOD camp is very oIignt
at, At /, reliably reported that more tncl -
Tsh brei stock has been purcnaseu inl
~ o"tana this year than ever before; ~
overhead county the sales OF . iaIgo
"lount OF mixed breed cattle have OeeI
, ...1s Tor the purpose, in many c:'se ;,.'a
r Hp!plantin. the inferior bands Oh c'''''e
'n y. th"'Ull.lIbretls.
N; me six-stamp Shenon mill ut nia!ys,,
,"ie has been thoroughly overna1.eu
NV W c'r:''.sl up lately. Messrs. Wal.a ..,
i H., hfanI'asan have been making sa.i ~
;a,s: run, with the mill. A sanlpl'nk -,