The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-04
TERRITORIAL NEWS.


TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Quilted from the Columns OF Our
Exchanges.
The population of Montana has
nearly ',ou''led during tn" pest year.
The Montana national hank l,as
been organized at Helena with n cap
ital 0f -, an.
The BtzenlaM national hank. ral'i-
tai 50. 40, will SOM open for la,-i-
ness at Rosen,an.
II !" reported that Mrs. susan Nam
ton. Of MissOula, was killed last We'd
nesday by the upset,ing Of q wagon
In which she was riding In the zap.
yon al~'vc Missoula.
\ case "f smallpox having up
pearei in Helena. the School Trus-
tees have instructed that all children
attending sc':ool shall bc vaccinatesl,
and any failing to comply with this
order will liz exclud. d from the
sel,U,ls.
billings las III business houses
anil 80 residences. Ten business
houses and thirteen residences are in
cOurse Of construction. 1t also has
six railroad buildings, one church
and twenty-five tents, and = second
churcl, in course Of construction.
The Heard of Health Of Helena
have published u notice warning the
citizens of the presence Of case Of
varioloid In the city. aud urging
general vaccination.
Morton Kahn, formerly ri Helena,
was shot and killed hy gun trap in
the Judith Mountains on Octot,er
18th. The gun trap was ret for bear.
and Kahn ran into it while prospect
ing IN the mountains.
The IddisoMi0M completed its
ninth volume with its last issue.
October 18th. 1t IL prosperous and
deserves t. lie. 1t il enterrrising,
newsy and reliable, and, a. . weekly
paper, stand, second to none in the
Territory.
The Lone Star gold mine WAS Ills.
| covered few weeks since near
BASIN City by y Mr.. O'Donncll. lie
| didn't think much OF his find, aud
| sold . half interest to Mr.. Mccormick
-, for four dollars. \ four foot ledge
f; Of high grade has been discovered in
| the mine, and they are sow running
one battery Tive stamps Of til"
| Boulder 20. : mill on Lone Star ore
4; and making plenty Of money.
! Mullen tunnel seems 10 lIave:.n ri'
! itlen,ic of minor accidents this week
On TUESDAY, y man was brought tC
i the Sisters hospital with broken
leg. On "Wednesday another man
! named Naming had his n.Sc brcke'
hy scaiIo!.lin, ,a'lin. on him, ans
! on Thursday a Man named M"ra,
was l.a.lly bruised hy y rock failing
upon him.
COMPLAINTS are made Tia; tie ;.sa.
miiicpnt ir!lOw<tH Park = in dam
ger Of bcin,r .l..>,luv.,;iy liz. v"m;.!
/, ism, al visitors. It's natural '"Au,ir-
are wan:"u;y .iri::y,i hy r,;i" aunt.
rrs. Deer. i,uil:.lr. ell, antelope and
mountain Sl.rcp ar. slaughtered. and
! th.. grandeur III III. gvy is rapidly
being "b:iicra:"i rs tic n',>!:."ti":
! of hinge !"ys, whi"!. AZ. rolled ;";'
them and rio:. a., scouting "f III"
water. Some "Hp:.:ien: should !"
adopted at one !" III: : @'"r I" '''e+,
practices.
! &C. James hired i tear" and bug.
+, y, Helena last Thursday. 81. ing h.
would lie back ,.:a: night. Failia2
to return. az officer was put uis:n hi
track, who followed traces "f Jan,r'
: (, Mnu1c's Rancho, Wii"r. he iOunN
, the tsan., l,arti.. :h.Ir L:;> ing taken
. ii away from him Oh suspicion thai
hc was not III! right. .'.".'> ii''"''
PROPOSE IT, tfav.l:.Hr: :s:.: s'c':, AN
other i.G:-e III Flat IRE" X. tir': ). ::r'
further on. lie rode the >t".r!' !'"r' ,
! 10 run River I.cavinys. " &c u.
turned Il loose ;E.: went ~, 'iMd
and ~:.> Oyrrtakcn AMI arI. e." /;
few miles beyond tina! point.