The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Dillon.
The total receipts of Ca7telIo's circus In
| Missoula was 81 $50.
The steamer Rosebud Is now on her Hfh
trip up the river this season.
The street fakirs hava invaded MisSoula.
| evidently following the circus,
The Helena 3.7.77 have run one man out of
town and say more are 10 follow.
Captain Higgins Il putting large amount
Of Missonla real estate on the market
Rails for forty miles of track are piled in
the Northern Pacific yard at Nissoula
Mile. Camilla Urso, the eminent violin vir-
tnoso. IL expected in Montana sometime dur
ing August.
McVfv, who was shot near Eagle Rock last
week while being arrested for horse stealing,
has since died.
Twenty-eight miles Of the Yellowstone
Park branch of the n PR. Il. had been land
up to July 10Th.
Sam Getz has charge of Gilmer & Sails
bury's 200 head of horses at Rocky Gan.
Lewis and Clarke county.
The contract for erecting the new Sisters
Hospital at Benton has beep let to Messrs.
Welton & Coombs for 81, 900.
A number of the Musselshell stockmen
have sold their steers. They received from
$40 to SIS per head.-HusbaRdmdn
Benton expects boating to last about thirty
| days longer. The stage of water is twenty .
three inches above low-water mark
I,,l,
from "Bawston." If we must have dudes ut
all, n Yankee doodll do.-Miner (GoodJ
On and after August LIST the odd SECTIONS o f
land in Southern Montana heretofore held
for the n orthern Pacific, will be open for
| filings.
Twelve soldiers who deserted from Fort
Maginnis recently are believed TO have taken
to the road and organized as band of horse
| thieves.
Th1 labor force in the brick yards about
Helena have struck for higher wages, those
employed at the Ressler yards being the only
exception.
Nellie Boyd, who Is bringing an- entirely
new company west, hassecured Ming's opera
house for season of two weeks, including
fair week.
News was received by telephone yesterday
from Gregory that by cave in the mine
Friday night Robert Corbet, q miner, was
instantly killed.
The wind yesterday afternoon lifted a BAN
belonging to J. a, Moss, on East Park street.
from its foundation and moved it about Eve
feet.-L-M, 21st
The production of the Lexington mine
during the mouth of June was St07 65477.
making the total production for the first six
months of 1888 amount to $685., 4S7 Is -hiner.
Another man made happy. His name il
James A. Yore, and the cause is fine boy.
born last night.-Rirer Press Then these .
are the happy days of Yore eh?- Hadisonian
Gore, another.
The grading Of the overhead line across the
main range at Mullan tunnel is now com.
pleted, and aS soon rs the trestes this side of
the tunnel are finished, tracklaying will pro-
ceed.- Independent, 2lSt.
The Northern Pacific company Is arranging
10 put ten new and superior sleeping cars on
its eastern line Each of these will have n
lunch room, where passengers can order and
receive tirst-class lunch
sheep man from Montana, who is now in
Oregon, writes n Helena friend that about
100000 Oregon sheep will be- driven to this
Territory the coming season, and that about
$4,000 III now on the way.
Dan CASTILLO, on his return from the Pa
cific coast with his. Nickel Plate circus, pro-
poses to show at all the towns fropi Portland
to 1t. Paul on the line. OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, taking in Helena about fair
time.
Mills, Of the NEW NORTH WEST, Ia writing
essays ON the cultivation of upland soil. He
IL following in the wake OF the departed H
Greeley.-DWion Tribune. Greeley didn't,
have any "wake." That's the reason Wilson
was not there.
Very stringent orders have been issued by
the Northern Pacific and Oregon Railway IL.
Navigation companies, forbidding agents 30
receive for jranSp ortation ardent spirits. beer
or wine consigned to places within any Inc
dian reservation.
lt Is learned from Collector Fuller that
Deputy James w. Hathaway will remain in
the service in Montana, and that the report
of revenue affairs in Utah Is without founda:
ton in fact-Herdh.
Messrs. Haggin s. Tevis arrived by special
car from Ogden to-day. On their arrival they
took up quarters at the Mount Vernon, from
which place they were accompanied bv Mar
Gus Daily on visit TO their extensive mining
district on Anaconda hill.-Inter. Mon, tain.
20h
A private car of the Northern Pacific has
been sent to New York for ex Ex-senator Roscoe
Conkling, to carry him on trip over the
road f"r which lie j. now general counselor.
10 Is sad he will pass through Montana In %
few days,-L'cpa;toa Enterprise. 9
Geotf bavrll. whose empty SAT-, was bur-
CARRIED At Bate laa week proposes 10 paste
the following notice on the safe no his Office:
"Wc Keep rn money in thrs safe. this il for
fire only, Our money Is up 10 the house: .
come up. We have four shotguus, two rifle.
three horse pistols, and one revolver, al
loaded AMI ready for use, and warranted 10
Kill at ten roh'. Time spent here Is time
wasted +" Then follow the figures Of the
combination. 80 that if burglar j. deter.
mined 10 get In he can do so without break.
ing the lock.
Wellibrhang"i' " that man Brown ain't
at 1t again On "Wednesday evening, inst N
the mill was about 10 shut down, Mr. H.. +.
Brown, the accident man of Brown & w.
Inns mill, threw ont his hand and tried tho
teeth of n buzz saw, giving himself ragged
cut on the tlrshy part of tho hanl from the
little finger To the wrist He's got 10 bn
placed un'ler guard or he'lllnrt himself some
OF these days HiSS1NiiaB
A company OF prominent gentlemen. all of
Helena, has been formed To construct an ar
tesian well just rs soon AZ new machinery
and money can lott. The rapitat stock has
been fixed AZ $1,000 and the whole amount
taken. An experienced business man il I'm
the elat attending 10 the shipmeut of engine,
piping, augnrs, ropes, chains, and fixtures,
so that all tho materials necessary for n first
class well Of six inches bore may ue brought
onto the ground In the quickest possible time
IL is the Intention of the company to sin the
well az poiat high enough gu the foothills
so as to cover all parts of Helena with tho
water. Every effort will b. made o secure
perfect wei. of flowing water by the last of
Septemberr--H Herald.