The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-19

Culled From the Columns Of our
Exchanges.

A8O8oA AND808~0 8N~ w
Culled From the Columns of our
Exohaneeo.
On Tuesday, In bar room fight .;
SttlIwAte9, u man was shot, hut
whether killed or not Is not known.
The newly appointed governor OF
Wyoming, Hon. VIM. Hale. II 3
brother Il Van Hale, u Choteau
county.
Typhuid fever 10 raging In Biilings.
A great many are afflicted with the
n,a'ady. and private residences have
the appearance Of ccuntv hospitals.
All accident happened On Three
mile Tue.day. A young man ty the
name Of Hooper tell fr0sn the top at q
wagon and crushed his shoulder.
A big prairie lire IL reported on the
Big eandv. This b unfortunate, -
the Big Sans y b considered the
most valuable hay that comes to
B+nton.
The Montreal friends of. r. Slim
son want to beaR fro0 him. He ie IN
the Territory somewhere. His
m0ther died In Montreal % the i0tb
II July.
The Northern Pacific railroad hes
reached C0ulsOn. and trains are now
running regularly tDthat yoimt. This
brings the railroad to . point l57
miles esst ct Bozrman.
On the Clsrke's Fork Of Colum-
bis division Of the Northern Pacific
fourteen Howe truss bridges are n
quired. to ray nothing ut many miles
0firestIs work and piling.
Montana Wool growers may read
With pleasure and profit ths, new
wOOls find prompt Cuyery In the east
ern markets, and that the Montana
clip Is graded with the best.
There has been some very rich feat
rock picked up in the Castle Noun
taius, Aeagher county, and prs-
per;Ors ARE trying to discover the
vein from which Il eelne.
4 cloull-burst occurred in the up
per Bitter Root valley last Saturday
weea, and the water came rolling
down the gulches IN so,.,e places over
four feet high.
The G.,od Templars' lodge at
Wirkes has . me,,,ber.hip Of lbs. 1t
IL next to the largest lodge In the
Territory, the largest being at Butte,
with = niembv rship Of l67.
On the tine between Fish Greek
and White Hall over one hundred
yards ct wire was melted during =
recvnt s,.vere t!,uHdje, storm, reuder-
ins it perfectly uscles far any pur-
pose.
Joan Bell, formerly . resident Of
Ha. n~y valley. 0rskca; W: drowned
t. ford the North .Ort Of the Waslsa-
k.e " Stinkimxwster river. His
bDdy was not recovered.
Custer cuuuty's new So, $50 c'urt.
house l. fat approaching cs,nrie-
lin aud h expected to IL ready for
use. ~ the tiliie the tall tenn III the
.ii~: riot court n,eela--tle fourth Mon.
day n September.
John X. Craig aud other English
men have secured l:G ,ak' srre- ~
.;.l,.i ~ Little BOx ri> er, Northwest
Territory. ~ H. IN. 4: a~ u calt.y ral'ge.
II sv,m,nr;ses something over ;nW
>.,,,arc miles Ui Ter, ilury. They y III
~ k il next spring.
IL. r.. J-nnisDu. chief Of cen-tru -
ti.'" -: tue ". u. telegraph Co.,,
say ID 4 u new telegraph. line i, :,&s'm
H. w. t.uiit bot s:es.i, .ic;eIsa and lS-er
l.s,.t-e. | work l. rrx.tic.liy pr,-
secuted. t:.is c:,i, tc 4: ne t,e!:,re lss.-
r,iIii CT.
4 recent interviewer 1T Sitting
;,ui! rrla,r.s the ;a!ier as smyin.: that
hc il nle'i nj Uneasy. Having CIV
~ ~ lighting, he low wants tu turn
M:> attcs.tion /" farming. He wallis
TIE. <. ,vcrn!lIeli! ~ til lsIs tribe Uit
witt, farming u!cns;l-, etc.
IE::i:.n supplies for the trii"s on
the i'uriiic c.us, >re being Inspected
by Assistant Attorney General Me-
Canln..'i,. o',l,e Interior Department
who VII! s..on arrive in Montana I"
ne;:ot late tie rixht-u:-wsy lhr''uxh
the Flathe,d agency for the Northern
Pacific lta!srtaai 1 Ompany.
Tuesday It WAS ordered BY the
Supr.nlc Court that the following
banned attorneys Le admitted to
practice. in tie several courts Of re-
ord in tn. Territory viz: Napoleon
=. smith, Howard Il. smith, VIII
liam 4. <taeiIle. II. T. Napt"n.
Geo:g. u. Fxrwell. f.. j.. Faril,an,
yelling NaptOn, William H. Trip
pit and Lewis smith.
An s'teli!,t made by prisoners in
Mile City last week I" break jail was
frustrated. The sheriff captured y
l"t Of ;n'se keys, an improvis.,d fine
t(<,ts,Csl saw, y EazCr and other tnlple'
m~nte. What tie cage partiss want
ed will, false keys tu unl;Hk Jail the
d.s,r Of wiicn is only tied with rope
il beyond our comprehension.
(a,ts. jacob, Kline and Caas Dur
ham, Eighteenth Infantry, 1st Lieu
tenant ItOk'crt u. licnham. assistant
surgeon United states aIOiv, and I'd
Lieutenant Charlie. II. Cnt,aus, jr.,
Eighteenth Infantry. have been de-
tailed fOr duty ~ members at the
general cs'urt Mar!iai appointed At
Fort As~innjl'itc. MOntrna, l,y par
ayrnph five. special orders No. 81,
current series, department Of Dakota.
4 severe. storm Visited the SAea,-
house ssun;ry on sunday last. The
hail .tcle-s wert. very large. an tca'''e
with su"i, force ~ to cut down cot
tOnwo,,d ~ - "Ec.i quarter o: :p inch
through. The sis,r,n r::Ine dawn
from :;lc mountains me:s, :-,w .at!'''u 81
creek. and Travelled in = n. rtl,w. 1t
er!y direction. tis'ing much da'''o..e
To cr.,l.. tl.tresalNuts.
Da,iie! Price. who ie in charge al
the Mccormick hay ranch near Fort
Custer. hsd several mules stO!tjl
alr.ui iva weeks ago. He followed
:u~ thieves. and went without f'a"i
four ..ays rather than give un til.
chase. TIL. u:ult.x were gec.'v: rcd
AMI tin th;eves-w~l!. 1t il ~; stated
what h.e.in. IF them. Fortunately
Tor Prize he found Il crow camp i;u-:
rs K Was exhausted, and WA meet
hssn:abiy entertained BY the :Iso'
rhymes.
There is rurio;ls geographical!
txet in connection with the k,s'le',i:'
river. It, course j. in tive shape O ::
lnr-e. shoe. 1t rises ~ British to-
lusi,!,ia. runs into the United STATES
and waters vast region. mnd ts"'
ci,cis-s lack (" tie land NJ j. hirth