The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-01-27
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.


February 2lst.
Chot-an counfy's tax levy Il seventeen
mills on the dollar.
Th- Episcopal SUNDAY School at Helena
has over 100 scholars.
More gambling Is done in MiSsoula now
than AT any previous time.
The pole In front of the Butte Telephone
Office l. arranged for il2 wires.
The Land League of Butte, will give u
grand ball ON ST. Pairick's day.
Mrs. John w. Smith AMI Miss Rosa VOL
vrrton died recently in Miles City.
Tom Higgins got sixty days in Jail for steal
ing pair of socks in Butte recently.
The b ltte Amurur Dramatists are prepar-
lag number OF plays for presentation.
Eiwari Barker. at Cable. had his right
arm badly fractured at The elbow la,t week.
Blurfirld arrested for 70 ching til" Califor-
MIA beer hall at Butte. has ,rrn hound owe"
The Good T-mplars Of White Su'nrur
SPRING hold a grand carnival February l7'h,
II now COTS three and a half cents pr
pound 30 hip freight from Dillon 70 Helena
C. n. Waterman. of Middle Greek, took a
hog weighing AS pounds in;o Bozrman la
week.
r. n. Paxson has bought he interest OF
Stackpole & Botkin in the WaIkcrviIle drugl
sore.
The Lexington Company ut Butte vii
soon receive u forty->,anp mill from Chi
cago.
The Glndivr crmrterr has thirteen graves,
only two of which were filed by death from
iur;tl c-u>es.
Richland Is the name of a new po>t-office.
established in Gallaiin couuty, with service
from Bozeman.
A dill uts about woman caused william
Kirby. of Butte. 10 club Frederick john on
nearly to death.
Ice to the amount OF ! 600 IONS il being
stored in cave on the Teton for use in b IN
ton next sumner.
A placer claim in ALI r. gnlch. in.t above
Virginia City was last week sold for sixteen
thou. and dollars.
The coolest weather so far reported in The
Territory This winter was 20 below zero, at
Bannack lat week.
The name OF the new Auditor OF the Moth
ern Pacific i Punhett, instead OF Pummrit,
a. incorrectly slated.
A telrphon. line j. being erected to con-
Meet sun River and Fort Shaw, which are
about Fix miles apart.
| Chas. Andrirux. of the Butte Stock EN-
change, is in the east getting pointers Of
| stock manipulations.
The funeral wa. on Of tn pl.aSante,t al
fairs of the sra,on.-L,depende"t IL wa, a
| fhinamans funeral
| The first clran-up of the new foriy.>iamp
mill nj the CLOSER mine re:,ult,d in gold
bar worth over $500.
The colored people of Helena ompIain
that their children are not trea'rd fairly ia
the matter of education.
The Moulion hoi,fing wo'k' tob< fire he
other day, but IN" flames were exfingui' he'd
before much damage wa doae.
In the wrestling match between Pa co an |
links at Butte, lat Sal ur'lay. Pa, co came of
winner with but little difficulty.
4 A. Waterbury. son of f. b. Waterbury,
has arrived from the east 10 take charge OF
the job department Of the Miner.
The Madis ,nian states that Mrssrs. Dahl-r
& Larg-y have BONDED another of their
miues in Madison county for $4,000.
The entire forty stamps of The new Mou'
ton mill we're dropped Monday. The miu,
is producing forty tons of ore per day.
/ Va, u.r.f.y Ru,:.. man vra.
lost in asnow storm recently near Camas
station and had his feet very badly from.
| Sunday week John Thomas, of Canton, at
tempting To ride bucking horse, was thrown
| off and his right leg broken above the ankle.
Miles City is determined 10 have a fire EN-
| CINE, and her generous citizens have already
contributed over 5000 in cash coward The
enterprise.
| While JOHN MrGraw. of Dillon. was en-
gagged in log-rolling last week II skid f-w up,
and. Arriking him in the face, cut and bruised
him severely.
| The Rocky M,urtaia Messenger il the name
of n religious monthly just started in H-i-ni
and edited bv Rev. w. b. Reed OF the Pr..,-
byterian Church.
| The Heirna Caiholi" school for boys j. 10
he reopened shortly, Mr.. NJ. r. Conway 81 y.
having recently arrived from New York TO
take charge Of it.
A man named Campbell had his arm broken
and the H.sh frarfully manglrd by being
caught in the cog wherls of the Alice ma.
ciiiuery last week.
Last week Crow I'm lians fred upon AMI
narrowly escaped killing Broapiwat-r and
Hubb II & Co.'S wagon bosses who We're out
hunting heir horses.
| Monday was The anniversary Of the birth
day of Judge ID. S Wal and number of his
| Helena friends visited and congratulated
him upon the occasion.
A Norway maple at Benton, evidently be-
lieving that spring bad come, began putting
forth ITS leaves last week. 1t has proDab,y
reversed It's racket now.
| j. r. Lee, of SAND conlre. il in big luck.
Last week he received Il ON England check
TO the amour: Of si4 600. legacy left him By
tile death of a distant relative.
"T-lmanteper" is the way a compost or
liked up The word .Trhauntepec' in a B."-
/
neral probably took place next day.
| A statement of A. +. Niningrr & Co.'S As
se,s and liabilities, published in ths Yetiow
stone Journal. shows a deficit OF only s5aj.0.i
on the entire business affairs OF the firm.
A Miles City rough attempted highway
robbery on a woman of that town The other
night, but she attacked him 30 vigorously
with an umbrella that he fled incontinently.
| Inspector Gardner lately visited the Black
| foot Agency. personal alteration which
arose from recent charges Of Encouragement
in reported between him and the agent,
| Yo.ng
| Richard O'Gradv, who some time since
| while sick and "out of his heal" wandered
| from his home on the Yellowstone. has not
been heard from since. IL is thought that be
| fell into the river.
+, IL i the intention Of the officers OF the
| First National Bank Of Butte 10 erect, next
| snring hand ONE structure on the north