The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-06
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

pIAssHOpneTs IN great HuInUcrs nave ap-
peared on the West Gallatin.
Chief Justice Wade is en- route to the States
on sixty days leave of absence.
Judd Sanborn died last week at Maiden
His is the first grave in that camp.
The Collar quartz mill at Maiden will be up
and in operation by October next.
1t is understood there are 10000 bead of
Oregon horses en- route to Montana.
On and after July LIST the Glendale post
office will be domestic money order office.
Lumber is worth $50 per thousand at Cook
City. That ought to be a good opening for
n sawmill.
The postofice at Salisbury has been dis
continued. Mails for that point will go to
Twin Bridges.
The Dacotah left Bismarck with G7S tons of
freigt for Benton, and the Bachelor is bring
ing up 2oS tons.
A tract of land three-fourths of mile west
of Bozeman has been reserved for town site
purposes by the Northern Pacific.
Messrs. Davidson, Vawter. Lamme, and
Jones purchased Sll 900 worth of lots near
the depot in Helena on Friday. of Ell. Stone
Lon f. Damien has been appointed and ap
proved Deputy Assessor of Silver Bow coun-
ty. Will Clark succeeds Mr. Damien in the
Recorders office.
Carl Adolphson, who murdered sleeping
comrade by cutting his throat, near Boze-
man, last spring, has been found guilty. and
sentenced to be hung August 10th
The architect who designed the beautiful
depot building of the Northern Pacific rail-
road ut st. Paul, has designed the same in
miniature for the passenger depot at Helena
to be built of brick
Three horses and one colt belonging to D.
A. G.. Flewerree's herd, en- route to his ranch
on Sun river, were struck by lightning and
instantly killed June 9th, near MitcheIps
ranch, on the Benton road
In two hours, at Virginia City, Messrs.
Dahler and Stark raised 81 900 toward the
building of new Catholic church The we'll
known piety of the gentlemen accounts for
their success.-DRlon Tribune
A fine race animal belonging to Ed. Stone
was stolen Wednesday night from one of the
stables ut the race track The horse is said
to be a full brother of Montana's noted racer.
Sorrel Mike.-Indepeadent, Goth.
A man named Boyd, who is believed to be,
the leader of gang of thieves committing
extensive depredations on goods in transit
over the Utah and Northern, was arrested
Tuesday at Silver Bow and committed to the
Butte Jail.
DIR. Parberry, of White Sulphur Springs,
has sold his band of between 5000 and ,00o
sheep ut $3.50 per head, which, together with
the net profit upon the seasons clip of wool
brings the price per sheep, realized this year,
up to about So.
The National PARK Pioneer, published at
Livingston, Montana, by w. d. Knight, is
the latest journalistic candidate for popular
favor in the Territory. 1t is n bright little
paper and will have good circulation
among tourists
The value of silver bars shipped during
the past week was SG04l6, of which the
First National Bank is credited with $3.50,
the Alice 81 ,04O, Donnell, Clark g. Larahie
s15,716, Anaconda 81, 52S, Lexington 500 ,3O2
Butte Miner, LIST.
At the recent term of court in the First
Judicial District, held at Bozeman, decree
Of divorce was granted in the case of l. d.
McCutcheon against Alice McCutcheon. The
applicant is Territorial Secretary of Montana
The defendant, with her four children, re-
sides at Charlotte, Mich.
Atthe Geyser Basin, in the National Park.
there will be put up ut once sixty tents,
framed and foored, TO be furnished with
handsome bedroom sets. A like number will
be erected at Yellowstone Lake, and at each
place there will be large cooking tent The
tents will be 1Gx20, carpeted, and handsome
ly furnished.
The report of the First National Bank of
Helena shows the individual and bankers
deposits over 100000, and United States
and discussing officers deposits SLOT 900: to.
tai deposits, So, l64 600 The capital of this
bank was increased last February to $500.
900, and in that period of four months it
shows net profits of s31 ,00O and now shows
a capital and surplus of over $4,000.
The sale of the Maxev coal mine, eleven
miles east of BoZeman, was recently con.
summated, J. p. Chatter purchasing the prop
erty, without title, for $4,000 Mr.. Chatter
at once proceeded to San Francisco, where
he will organize n stock company and place
portion of the stock in that city and the
remainder in London. AS soon as company
has been formed working force will be en-
pleyed in the mine and the facilities for n
large output increased-Herald
The business of shipping breeding cattle to
Montana is growing rapidly, and the North
ern Pacific reports that over 200 carloads are
in transit from various Iowa, Minnesota, and
Illinois points. The entire shipments west
ward this year are estimated at 30 900 to 49,
600 head. OF the young stock shipped out,
about forty can be carried in car, but of the |
the beef stock shipped back from Montana |
the average is but twenty. -Rirer Press.