The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-06-20

Snow fell to the depth of two inches in
the Barker district last Tuesday.

Snow fell to the depth of two inches il
the Barker district last Tuesday.
| Mr.. Young, the present postmaster al
Park City, is to be succeeded by O. Claw
son. ......
There are several cases of small pox in
Butte, the disease having been brongh,
there by q transient sojourner in the city
Howard Sebree, of Salt Lake, proposes
to take $4,000 worth of stock in the big
irrigating canal of the Beaverhead valley
John w. Cobb has Withdrawn from the
proprietorship of the Miles City Press
The Press is about to publish q weekly
edition.
Houses and lots in Dillon are bringing
much better prices than they did yesr
ago. So much ror the general prosperity
of Montana.
The name of the new railroad town op
Warm Springs Creek in Deer Lodge
county will be Anaconda instead of Cop.
peropolis. -.
Two train loads of CATTLE, 200 head
arrived in Billings on Monday last, des-
tined for Powers 8 Samples ranch in the
Judith Basin.
Mine-owners in Southern Montana are
unanimous in asking for q reduction of
railway freight rates on ores to the Salt
Lake market.
The last stage on the Bozeman and
Helena route drove in the latter city on
Saturday last. Coach, train and driver
were all gaily decorated.
A fine hotel and eating house has been
erected at Pocatello for the accommoda-
ton of passengers over the Oregon Short
Line and Utah & Northern railroads.
A delegation of Washington Territory
Indian chiefs are on their way to Wash
ington to talk with the Great Father about
encroachments upon their reservation.
Jones, the sheep king at the mouth Of
the Rattlesnakc, says that the men vino
hire out to shave sheep are putting Cd
style this season. Sheep BARRIERS are scarce
and independents Dillon Tribune.
A valuable span of draft horses were
stolen from a stable in Butte one night
last week. Next day they were tracked
three miles and found, but no trace of the
thieves except an overcoat near by.
One thousand acres of land near the
mouth of Sun river has been purchased
BY James J. Hill, president of the Mani
oba railroad, and Paris Gibson, of Ben.
on. 1t is rumored that a city is to be
,uilt there.
At the special term of the District
'ourt for Silver Bow county, just closed,
4ouis Dubost, who robbed his frail lady,
owe of $4,000, was sentenced to one wear
n the penitentiary, and E. S. Thompson,
Vho criminally libeled Lippincott through
he columns of the Miner, was fined $50
nd costs.
The Independent says: From a letter
eceived from A. M. Esler, dated at Maid
n, Montana, June ~, 1883, we learn that
ne Fort Maginnis Mining company had
d hand at that date thirty-one and q
uarter pounds of gold, the product of a
IN of twenty-eight days. This may
,ughly be estimated at the value OF
Z 1000.
G. 4. Barnes, general passenger agent
the Northern Pacific, in response to va.
GUS inquiries, has issued circular let.
+, setting forth that the road is completed
, Helena, Montana, 1854 miles from St.
aul, and that at Helena daily line Of
ages crosses gap in the road of $50
lilcs; that the work of completing the
'ad is progressing rapidly, and the indi-
atoms are that it will be finished by the
st of August, and through trains then be
lnning between Helene and Portland.
"Six Shooter Jack" who was shot as a.
esperado by sheriff in Idaho few days