The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-06-29

MONTANA NEWS.
An appeal to the supreme court is to be
! taken in the Addison murder CASE
Harry Burgard is about to reopen the
New Commercial Hotel, in Miles City.
Crowfoot, Chief of the Blackfoot nation
is, it is said, lying at the point of death.
The Maxey coal mine, eleven miles east
| of Bozeman, has been sold to J. B. Cheater
for $4,000.
The claim in Gallatin valley which
Irvine Hunter defended to the death, has
been declared non-desert.
The robbers of the Helena stage coach
have not been re-captured, nor have any
tidings of them been received.
Ninety mine in the shade in Helena,
and one hundred and two in Miles City.
was the weather report yesterday.
Major Jane. Whitehead, formerly of
Minnesota, has been appointed govern
ment examiner of coal lands in Montana,
The case of Sawten, charged with OBJ
tanning money from the Northern Pacific
under false pretences, has been continued.
A wagon load of men left Billings on
the 9th to work on some coal claims in
the Bull mountains belonging to the
Northern Pacific Coal Company.
j. D. Chestnut has sold his one third in
terest in the Chestnut coal mines to q
Bozeman company for $4,000. The
Northern Pacific company will take the
entire product of the mine.
1t costs $15 per car to ship hay from
Hamilton to Bozcman by rail. Lumber is
hauled from siding in Rocky Canyon,
nine miles, for $12 per Car, containing
eight thousand feet. -.
A young man named Jones, who was
employed on the telephone line on Rod
ney street, was sunstruck in Helena and
had to be hauled home. His condition is
not considered serious.
The overhead passage at the Mullen
tunnel will not be accomplished by a
switchl ack, as commonly understood.
The lii will be ike that actoss the divide
at Boze man ntunnel-continuous. It will
wind up the gulch from this side, cross
at the head OF the gulch, thence up the
mountain-side, and down the range on
the opposite side in the same manner.
Mr.. David Bell foreman of the Ignite
Mime on the Fort Keogh reservation, and
worked by the N. p. r. r. has just been
promoted to the superintcndency of one
of the company's mines near Bozeman.
His associates here intend presenting him
with gold watch and chain this evening
as testimonial of their esteem. Mr..
Bell will leave for his new home to-mor-
row night.-Miles City Press 9th.
Right Rev. Bishop Brondel, First
CAtholic Bishop of Montana, accompanied
by Fra. Catakio, arrived at Missoula last
Wednesday and addressed a large con-
gregation on that day. The Missoulian
says: He is ayoung man, but Al years Of
age, a Belgian by birth, man of high
culture, graceful speaker, and left
very favorable impression upon his hear
ers. One Of his first movements will be
to organize the diocese, and after he has
looked over his new field he will make a
selection of q residence"
Information reaches us from Rocky
Point that X. Beidler, while on his way
from that point to Maginnis, was attacked
by party Of horse thieves who for long
time have had a grudge against him. He
was travelling in blackboard drawn by
two mules, to serve a warrant under a
special deputisation from Sheriff McDev
lit. AT the first fire one of the mules was
shot and his team rolled over into coulee.
x. got upon his feet and opened fire upon
the rascals, whereupon they turned and
ran. His last shot tumbled one of the
crew from his saddle, but he got up again
and with some difficulty regained his
seat. The. party tackled the wrong man.
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