The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-10

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tie Drum Lumon.
Another case Of smallpox has appeared
a. Butte in the house where the disease
Il st appeared two or three weeks ago.
Custer county wants to sell S225,00C
W nth OF bonds, to bear per cent. inter
e It AMI be redeemablc in ten and twenty
years.
All Young, Chinese murderer at Mis-
so lla has been sentenced 10y Judge Gal
br .ith 10 be hung August 16-the same
day of the Bozeman execution.
4 little girl nea, Benton swallowed a
de :oction Of coal oil and potato bugs be-
ca ,se she found it in fruit can. She still
lives but narrowly escaped alive.
J. J. Hill, half owner in the Great
FAILS waterpower and adjoining land is
alb ,ut to visit his purchase and map out
his plans with regard to the future manu-
iacturing city Of Montana.
Two certificates of deposit, issued by
the First National Bank of Heleua, have
bcen stolen. They are numbered 7.54S
and 1866 respectively, and aggregate in
value 1925.
The district court of the Second Judi
cial Dist.iut of Montana has ruled that
Montana cities cannet by ordinance reach
the opium smoking question. The terri
tory must deal with such offenses.
Travellers from the east speak of the
great relief afforded the eye by TIE green
ness OF the Yellowstone valley, as III cen
trast with the burnt and sterile appear
alce OF the couutry in Dakota. Our
valley speaks for Itself.
The local On the Glendive Times had
he jim-jams again on the Fourth and
pictures coniured up by his distorted
.ancv adorn the columns OF his paper this
week as illustrations OF Fourth OF July
doings in Glendive-
I. D. McCatcheon, secretary, arrived
last night from the east with his bride.
Curses io:ld and deep are hurled upon the
head OF the "acting governor, > and Wade,
the immaculate Wade, comes in for his
share OF them, There is music in the air,
and some one will have to drnce to it In
the near future.-Butte Miner.
The shipments Of brick from the Glen
dive brick yard east to the Dickinson and
Mandan railroad works is over, for this
season. Fi.ty.tive' car loads have gone to
dickinson and nearly as many to Mandan
the brick shipped to the latter place were
Only used for trimming and finishing on
the Mandan shops.
A special cattle tariff went into effect
On the first inst. On the Northern Pacific
ro4d. applying to east bound cattle. From
Mandan to ST. Paul the rate S $50 per Cal
load; f.,om Mandan to Clic igo, 800
from Eozeman to st. Paul, $1G0; from
B ,zeman to Chicago, $500. This tariff
d es not apply t. shipments of live stock
otler than cattle.
J. c. Patterson, a Pullman car conduc-
to en- tine Yellowstone division, was
a ested at the depot on the morning OF
ne 4th for insulting a lady who came
from, the west and got off the train at this
place. He was arraigned before Judge
Walker and fined $40 and costs. the whole
amounting 30 $23. He paid the sum and
went on his way rejoicing.-Miles City
journal.
The jail of Naples county, Idaho, is a
hole in the ground ten feet deep. The
prisoners are dropped in with the signifi-
cant warming that the guards have each
killed their man. and have positive orders
to put hole through every head that ap-
pears above the surface. 1t would be hard
70 climb out. as the hole is larger at the
), ON than at the top. When a prisoner
is wanted rope is dropped down and the
prisoner is drawn up.
The Northern Pacific has instructed
Land Agent Stone, Of Helena. to make
Collections of ofe-sampIes from the various
mining districts Of Montana, samples Of
cca', fne building stone, iron ore, lime
rock; also samples of agricultural pro-
ducts of all kinds, and in fact specimens
Of everything which would come under
the head of resources of the country. The
,biect is to make exhibits at eastern fairs,
sxpositions, ETC., and also in the company 8
.,ffices in eastera cities. Miners, farmers,
nd Others are invited to cooperate in
making full representation Of our re-
sources. If proper showing is made it
will lie an immense benefit to the terri
tory. Samples should be forwarded to
Ed: Stone, Helena.