The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-26

| When business is not good at the Boze
man depot the hack drivers pommel eacl
other over the head and otherwise disturb
the peace.
| Messrs. Sanboarn & Laud, who pur
chased Gen.. Brisbin's herd on the uppel
Yellowstone, have reached Miles City will
their cattle
Sam Stover, j. II. Dawes and B. F
Ycrkes, of Bozeman, last week took Up a
large tract of land on Shields river, with
the view of going into the stock business
next spring.
Michael Connolly, who recently feigned
insanity while confined in the peniten-
tiary, and being sent to Warm Springs for
treatment, escaped from the asylum, has
been recaptured.
The grass is now good on the ranges
but fast drying up, aud campers should
be very careful of fire this fall for the
grass being SO thick it would spread
rapidly and cause much destruction.
The grand bounce gwen the Union Pa
clfic conductors appears to have extended
over the entire system. Between Omaha
and Cheyenne thirty mine were discharged,
and on the Utah and Northern eighteen
out of twenty-four were notified to leave.
Collector Fuller is authority for the
statement that Deputy James W. Hatha-
way Will remain in the service in Mon
tana, and that the report to the effect that
he would be placed in charge of revenue
affairs in Utah is without foundation in
fact. So much the better for Montana.
The Cascade division of the Northern
Pacific railroad, $50 miles in length, is
now attracting the attention of railroad
contractors. Abe Jones left last week to
view the ground over and it is not i'm
probable that H. Clarke & Co. will have
the contract Of grading this rocky branch.
Mann, formerly night operator of the
Helena Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, and the young man who
was In charge of the Butte telegraph
Office at night (both of whom took part in
the telegraphers' strike), are now under
arrest at Butte on charge of tampering
with the wires.
The Northern Pacific has addressed
circular to all connecting lines, directing
them to prepare and place on sale, in an
ticipation Of the opening of the road Sep
tember 1st, coupon tickets reading from
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth to all
points on the Northern Pacific, Oregon
Railway & Navigation company's lines,
Oregon Il California, and the Olympia s.
Chehalis valley railroads.
Last Saturday evening four men, driv-
ing eighteen beef steers, offered the same
for sale to several Helena butchers, but as
it was suspected that the animals had
been stolen, the butchers refused to In
vest. The steers were kept in Norris's
pastures until Monday, at which time the
thieves skipped out, evidently fearing
that they would get into trouble. It has
since been discovered that the cattle be-
long to Meagher county stock men.
Several weeks ago General Sheridan
made application to the war department
FOR the detail of Lieutenant Dan. G King
man, United States engineer, to make a
survey Of the roads and superiutend the
Of the money voted by Con-
gress for the Improvements Of the Yellow
stone Park, under the charge of the Secre-
AIRY of War. Last week Lieut. Kingman
'eceived notification that he had been
ordered to West Point. 1t has since trans.
)lred that by the personal request of Gen.
Sheridan the order Will be revoked and
hat Lieut.. Kingman will be directed to
prosecute the work in the National Park
S was originally designed by General
sheridan.
Sunday night deputy sheriHs Bailey
nd Ash returned to Bozeman with Gus
linderman, Henry Arholt and John
.ayandcr, having captured them while
sleep in cabin eighty miles beyond
,lllon, on the Salmon river trail. The !
zen had in their possession three horses,
vo Of which were stolen from George
Toward, who lives near Bozeman. and oneI
eloaging to a ranciman, living On the
Vest Gallatir. The horses were pro-
ured from Howard for three days ,
ip, but failing to come back at the I
,ecifed time the case was reported to the !
leriff, who had in the meantime learned ,
the other robbery and at once surmised
lat the three men were working together. /
e at once sent out the deputies and told 9
em if they got the trail to follow it toll !
e end.-Chronicle
Sheriff Blakely, while at Livingstoni Q
aursday last on business connected with 6