The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-09

proceed at once with the construction of the
large mill for the Drum Lummon mine at
Marysville, which, when completed, will be
one of the great mills of the couDtry.-Her-
aid.
Ben Hogan, the reformed prize fighter,
known as ''the man from He'll" lectured in
Butte Monday and Tuesday evenings. He is
mentioned as an earnest but rude worker in
the vineyard-a man without education, yet
seeking as best he may to speak the words of
reformation.
There will be a conference of the leading
stock growers of Smith River valley at the
White Sulphur Springs court house on Tues
day, November 9th, for the purpose of select
ing a representative or representatives to
attend the National Live Stock Convention,
to convene at Chicago on the 18th and 10th of
November.
The Vice President of the Northern Pacific
railroad company, Mr.. Cakes, is in favor of
establishing smelling works in st. Paul, for
the treatment of Montana ores, and is salts
fed that the friends of the Northern Pacific
in New York will readily raise $3.50, 900 for
the purpose, If the right parties in st. Paul
start the enterprise.
The coming city of Townsend was named
in honor of Mrs. Geo. D. Wright, wife of a
former President of the Northern Pacific
railroad. Mr.. Wright was asked to name the
town and rather than have it called Wright
vile" or "Wrightstown," he named it Towns
end, after his deceased wife, who bore that
name before marriage.
We learn from some of the cow boys who
went with Con. Kohrs' herd of cattle from
the south fork of Sun river to the new range
beyond Maginnis, that horse thieves are very
bad in that section Of the country. Horses
are night-herded, and in many cases are kept
under lock and key at night. A couple of
Con. Kohrs' horses were stolen, and several
of Granville STANDARDIZATION Press.
The clergy of Butte met in council at the
store Of Sands & Boyce Tuesday to endorse
Ben Hogan and to devise ways and means
for keeping him in Butte for a time. A COM
mittee was formed of prominent business
men to solicit money for rental of hall and
incidental expenses. They express unboun-
ded confidence in him and commend him to
the hearty support of the people of Butte
Miner.
The marble shaft purchased by Nelson
Story, to be erected over John Bozeman's
grave, arrived last week and will be set up
Immediately. 1t reads as follows: ain mem
DRY of John M. Bozenan, aged 30 years
Killed by Blackfeet Indians on the Yellow
stone, April 18th, 1867. He was native Of
Georgia, was one of the first settlers in Boze
man, and from whom the town takes its
name"
Yesterday morning a large lot of shee p
were unloaded at the Helena depot, which
were shipped at Spokane Falls by the Hon
T. D. Cooper, who purchased in Washington
Territory eighteen hundred ewes for the
range of the Cooper Bros, on the Teton
The shipment came through in fine condi
ton, Notwithstanding some delay BY being
side-tracked, and the loss was only three
sheep.-Herald, I'd.
United States Deputy Marshal J. NJ. Fish
subpenaed the following named gentlemen
yesterday to appear before the United Stats
District Court at Helena W. Egbert Smith
John Bordeaux, Fl. C. Kessler, Elias Lytle
and Thomas Wright. These gentlemen are
wanted as witnesses in the case of the young
man who, it is alleged, robbed the mails AT
Woodville last spring while deputy postmas
ter at that place.-Miner, 7t.
1t is probable that If Col Ilges actually
leaves the army, he will give series of lee
lures before settling down to the practice of
law. The Colonel is a fluent speaker, and is
brimful of original ideas and quaint notions
that would please any audience. His expert
ence among the Apache Indians is one of
the most wonderful in the history of border
warfare, and would make most excellent
subject for one or many lectures.
The Maiden Argus says: We have been
permitted to make the following extracts
from the monthly report of Mr.. A. NJ. Esler,
manager of the Maginnis Mining Company,
better known as the Hauser and Hotter
mines. The amount Of ore worked in Octo-
Der was $50 tons; amount of gold saved, 49a
ounces; net value, ss,7J6.75. The average
assay value Of tailings Is SCI in gold and seven
ounces in silver per ton; total value in $50
tons, s3l 100; total expense for mining and
milling, S406 per ton. @'