The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-19
MONTANA NEWS.

ClcuuIV0. t5,k&
d. w. Cuthbert has been appointed
postmaster of Helena.
A company of Bostonians want to
put in water works at Bozeman.
The citizens of Gold Greek station
on the N. P. r. R., want postoflce.
Basinski Bros. have put 2.6O0 head
of sheep on their range at Tongue
river.
A shed 1900 feet long long is being
erected at the west end of Mullan
tunnel.
Colonel Muir says that the Bozeman
tunnel will be finished by the 18th of
next month.
A charity hospital is under contem.
plation to be erected by the Episcopal
society of Helena.
The railroad clerks at both Miles
City and Bozeman depots have re-
ceived notice of a reduction in, their
salaries.
Edward Semple, a partner Of the
Willicombe who was killed at Glen.
dive a few weeks ago, has arrived from
England and will continue his part
ner's business.
The proprietor Of the Hot Springs
near Helena has tame bear that very
properly resents liberties taken with
his person by thoughtless visitors, and
has bitten a fow such.
It is reported that the outfit of
Sioux under Black Catfish, now on
their way to Standing Rock, are burn
ing the grass through the country over
which they are travelling.
Farmers in eastern Oregon and por.
tions of Washington territory com.
plain of the scarcity of rain. Thus far
sufficient has not fallen to enable the
farmers to complete fall blowing.
The United States Geological sur.
veying party, under Renshaw, which
has been working in this portion of
of Montana during the summer and
autumn past, has, disbanded and gone
east.
Not to be behind the Northern Pa.
cific, the Central Pacific announces
that $50 pounds of baggage will be al.
lowed each full 6rst-class ticket for all
points beyond Deming, Ogden and the
Needles. = a.a5tf
The people Of Townsend are agita.
ting the question of building bridge
across the river II, connect that town
with the Grow creek valley. They ex.
pect Northern Pacific aid but are apt
to expect in vain.
Mcguire, of Helena; Stetcher, of
Portland, and Capehart, Of Fargo,
who conjointly manage the theatrical
circuit of the whole Northern Pacific.
are shortly to meet in Helena for a
business conference.
A Chicago telegram tells of the arri.
val in that city Of train of parlor
cattle cars loaded with cattle that had |
como all the way from Miles City. and
lad not been unloaded during the en-
ire run Of l.34O miles.
The main building of the Anaconda
at the smeIter site is 398
'eet in length, and has fourteen largo
tacks. Compared to it's immense pro-
portions the largest structures in Mon
ana sink into insignlfcance.
A. &. Lombard, formerly an assist
mt engineer on the Northern Pacific,
tut now located at Townsend. has been
making a survey Of q projected wagon
Dad between Townsend and White
ulphur Springs. A map Of the route
) i'll course OF preparation.
Judge Wade yesterday decided that
juryman, if subpnnaed under the
,rong name-or if his name was mis-
PEELED in the subp9na-is not eligible
) serve on the jury. The case in point =
'as that of man named Waltzen-
elmer. who was subpnnaed under
,e name Of Walhelmer. Ihdepcnd-
Mt. .E ~ tssnf ~
The Hon: Martin Maeinnis and wife
'cnt through the city yesterday on