The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-12-07

on its right Of way.-Lirin5ston Enterprise.
ID. J. Sullivan, one of the victims of last
weeks terrible accident on the Wickes
branch died yesterday Afternoon at St Johns
Hospital On Sunday both of his legs were
amputated, and as he seemed to bear the OBJ.
Grafton well, 1t was hoped that his life coud
be savad.-Independent, An.
A new turf circuit, with capital of $780,
600, Is IN process Of organization ut Salt
Lake. The Circuit will include Helena,
Butte, Denver, Pueblo, Omaha, san Fran
cisco and other towns To he hereafter decided
upon Deer Lodge should be included, as il
is ~ much of IL horse center In Montana AS IL
Lexington IN Kentucky.-MiHa
a letter received from Heron Siding YES
terday states that u party uf sIanpederS who
attempted couple ut WEEKS ago TO make
they way across the mouutninS from Heron
to the Crur dAlene mines have returned,
almost starved and frozen. They were lost
for six days in the mountains when the snow
was deep, and they had n very rough time of
it.-LndependeHt, IM.
Our genial and communicative and conf.
dental friend, sally Raunheim, general man.
ager of the Montana Copper Company, raked
in very comfortable pot yesterday. On
"Wednesday afternoon he purchased of Mr..
Fred. Plotting the Gambler mining claim for
81 300 and yesterday turned it over to the
Montana Copper Company for the sum of
s10,000.-Iater Mountain, Sd.
Leon Cohen, well known in this and other
towns of Montana as pretty hard case" is
in fnru N -
Diapers saloon, at Livingston. His bonds
were fixed at 81 200, which, of course, he was
unable to give, and his brother, who was the
chief witness against him, was bound over
in the sum of $500 to appear as witness in
the District Court-Hddisonian
1t is understood that the National Park
Improvement Company has made arrange
ments for the redemption of its outstanding
paper. There has been little doubt as to the
sound financial condition of the company,
the prevalent idea being that it was merely
taking advantage of the we'll known migra-
tory habits of western laborers to do q little
sharp business in money making.-Nddi-
sOnidl.
BoZeman has n sensation in the disappear
| ance of w. +. Davis, a city alderman and
| citizen of long residence and unblemished
reputation, leaving behind him considerable
Indebtedness and some property, upon which
| attachments have been levied rs follows J
| NJ. Lindley, 5000; Nelson Story, 81, 1929: NJ.
Mounts, $50; J.. S. Wilson, $500. His
friends still hope that he may save we'll
earned reputation for integrity by returning
and settling up his affairs.
| Daniel Searles, of the Miner, met with
| quite painful accident on Saturday even
| ing. The gentleman was coming out of tho
banking house of Donncll Clark Il Larabie,
and, missing his footing, was precipitated to
the ground, lighting on the thumb of his
| right hand and unointing that useful men,
Der. Surgical aid was summoned and the
thumb was set. 1t is much swollen and very
painful. The place where the accident hap
pened was exceedingly slippery, and the fall
was unavoidabls.-Iater-Mo Mountain.
by the death OF Thos Il. Edwards tn,
office of District Attorney for this Judicia
District becomes vacant and "a successor viii
have to be appointed. This power resides il
the Governor of Montana, and we presum,
an appointment will bo made ut an early day
| While of course no district court will con
vens for some time, yet the services OF u dis
: trlct attorney are likely to be required Mt an!
time in the prosecution Of offenders ut pre-
limnary examinations aud aS an adviser OF
all legal matters affecting the county BOZe
man Chronicle.
Some days ago the city was alarmed by tn
report that II case Of smallpox was in tn
boarding house at the depot, AMI q quaran
tine was established Immediately. We ar
pleased to state that the quarantine has bee
raised, and the little boy who was said t.
have been afflicted is now ont at play and n
apprehensions are felt. This had led man
to doubt whether 1t was n case of small.po!
or not, and the fact that the little one Is S.
soon well and out, and no other indication
of Its spread, would lead to that conclusion
At all events the community are now at cas-
over the matter-Bozeman ChrsHicle,, Sd,