The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-23
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Printers scarce In Benton.
B0zenlan wants o tire company.
An arastra will lie built ut Neihart,

BOzenlan wants o 0re com pany.
An arastra will lie huilt 1T Nsihart.
No more boats for Benton this sea-
son.
The Josephine was the forty second
boat to reach Benton this year
Frank Murphy, q. the I.oze,nan
tunnel, was last week .obb, Il Of ); ::.:! ':j5
A medical spriny has recently
been discovered ncarli"p:"r's station.
Gxi!a,in county.
a project il Oh foot t" build Il cnin-
1I":iOus hotel ut the Clancy Warm
Springs.
There are twenty-five children OIL
the upper Shonkin. :nl the settlers
want y school house.
MiIes City has discharged its last
smallpox l,atien: .'r,,E, the pest house.
aud there have been no new cases for
several weeks.
About ninety NEIL ansl number
Of Transfers are nOw employed ut
the Northern Pacific coal mines rear
BensOu's landing.
Judge Vonleroy. q. II. OF \. +. l.
a. ~. after visiting Mr,riy ali the
Masonic lodges under his jurisslic-
.ia:,, h = returned u MissGala.
\ sheer; i,sr.'rr in The en,pluy ri
Len Lewis. ii Mca.her county, has
m:ystrrious:v disappeared. 1t j. feared
that IL. ls.s L.Gn Cev"M.e,t by some
wild beast.
4: the first session -: the Montana
prt.,l,ytery, in June. 1877, sixty
n:clns..rs ri the Presl.y terrain church
were r.l",rtc,.. The number IL now
u:-:irly Three lundicJ.
1t IL reported that a man named
Francis was killed by liyhtning on
Wednesday, night, while riding
;acr,~s the bench between Sheridan
and Wisconsin creek.
Sheriff Mckenzie. " Gal latin cO,ln-
ty, Offers . reward Ut $50 for the ar
rest aud conviction Of the murderer
Of George King. the man murdered
in Brijger canyon July 3lst.
The mate u tho Josephine had 4
row with Y e0lored rOu-tabOut while
the lsOat was ut Benton last week uud
9ct one al his ears nearly bitten oil.
Seventeen head Of horses t,elOng-
ing to kiys and Tatsey, Mt the Old
Agency, were stolen IN the night OF
tue lMh. Tho thieves are surpassed
to be Cree hulf-breet!s.
4 gentleman who rc..ently passed
through Billings was informed while
there that u prominent Crow Chic:
had given expression to the ictern,i-
nation Of his tribe to burn every rail-
road bridge on the Grow reservation.
Not liaci, Importance Is attached 10
the threat.
A private named Valentine Wick
ersl,aIs,. who has been acting n mill
tare telegraph operator 1T D',zc:lan,
has aln.,1n,ietl With $jGh. Wicker
sham j. DESERVED ~ leiug ahnat ~
years Ol.l; l,~ has light hair. blue
eyes. and Ills w!,i-kcr., worn full, ar.
dyed black. H.. i. ; fe$:,. II incI".
tall. The United States w.a,i,! Xix"
very much to hear oii him.
4 number of l'iegan war parties
have left their agency and are trav-
cling toward the Bear Paw and Mis-
*s'uri, and are reported to he killing
and living upon cattle along their
route. They are probably looking
for the Grcs Ventres and Assinna-
isoines. and vii! cross the river At the
Coal Ranks or ClaGgctt, and MAY ="
into the Judith Basin. The settlers
should I've on the alert and give them
u warm reception ifttey attempt any
depredations in that vicinity.
The man who is denounced in the
Denver papers as cowartlly, brutal
bully. and who ha: been hiding away
from: the Denver police for the past
few days, comes out in y card in the
columns ri our tvcn;ng cote;n porary
last evening. Those in the city who
have been bilktd by the dead be,: