The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-01-26

TO mineral springs, bis right 70 when Ante-
dates the setting apart of the National Park,
bot the. whole country or region Is leased 70
. few capitalists, who will take care Of the
beauties Just - far q happens 10 be con-
vsaisnt.
The kissouiiaa says: A German, who for
some time past has been occupying the cabin
formerly owned by Bancroft and Zeiglsr,
across from the Marshall grade, We sre In
formed, has mysteriously disappeared. It's
feared that In attempting so cross the river
he was drowned.
The quality Of Butte liquor may be estina-
ted by the following item from last Satur-
days Inter Mountain "To test the severity
Of the cold last night Butte liquor mer-
chant filled pint cup with the best whisky
in stock, ITO proof. In less than twenty min
utes II wAs solid"
The folio wing 10 Last Fridays thermomst-
neal record In Butte aid vicinity: Butte, -
m, II below zero; - m, Il; 6p m, IS; 9p'
m, AZ. VAUDEVILLE, 50. m, 81; 6p, m, ~.
Z. s. N. depot, 9 . m, 81, p. m, 81. Colo
RADIO snelter, So. m, rs; 6p M, IS. Bell
Smeltsr, 8A M. 6s.
On the 10th inst. the rear end ofa freight
train, sAst Of 9lendive, Wa RIM int BY the
wsst-bound passenger train. Conductor
Casey wss badly injured and brakeman
named Buser was instantly killed. the lever
portion Of his body being reduced to pulp.
Bussr was from Muscatine county, Iowa.
The worknen ut the La Plata mine, Butte,
have put up free lunch box ON telegraph
pole near by, into which they put the rem.
nants from their dinner buckets for the ben
eft Of the friendlsss and homeless tramps
drifting past there. The new institution Is
said to b we'll patronired by the wandering
fraternity.
The N.ner states that Con. Oren's wife on
hearing Of tho prise fight which he proposed
to engage in at Butte, objuctsd, and that
Orem was compelled to change the terms Of
the fight from hard gloves to blacksnsd
gloves. BlAckened gloves are Rot for pun
iahment, but simply leave . black mark
where they touch.
A white woman as Livingston was scared
TO death week or two age. She lived near
den Of colsred prostitutes. The usual row
At such places happening. pistol shots were
fred, and shortly after vigilance committee
appeared. No lynchipg was done, but the
neighber WAS so badly frightened that she
expired in short time.
Two wood choppers, engaged in cutting
wood near Trout creek, Clarke's Fork Divis-
ion, N. p. Railroad, were murdered in their
cabin. It appears that the men had been
cutting wood for some tine, and q few days
previous to their death they drew their pay
from the paymaster and resumed work. 1t 10
supposed they were murdered while asleep.
Both men were shot through the head.
A Northern Pacific employee, while walk
ing up the canon from NissoulA few days
ago. noticed tive long trails down the noun
tain side near tho road. and curiosity led him
to investigate. He found at the foot Of the
mountain, confined by ice on three sides and
the mountain on the other, two cayuse
horses, who had taken An unwilling slide
down the mountain to the ice, and were
afraid TO again attempt escape. BY appear
ances they had campsd there two Or three
days, and 1t was emily after considerable per-
suasiou that they could be induced 10 leave
their fssdlsss position. -"
A gentleman who has recently been to
Maiden, states that . cave which wAs found
short time since in that vicinity II creating
good deal Of excitement. while sinking .
shaft ON ono Of the isads Of ths district, the
vorkuen came to hole In the ground"
which upsn further examination proved to
be cave, the extent of which u still un-
known. 1t 70 known to contain several
apArtipenta, as yet unexplored, and In many
places quartz and beautiful crystals glisten
hundred feet lower down to tap the hole,''
when important II not startling develop
ments are expected.
A fire broke out IN the rear Of stackpole 81
simpronh old drug store In Butte, Last Sun
day, and endangered block contai ming some
of the best buildings aud largest stocks in
the city. However, the Ere was -xtinguished
before extensive damage resulted, the total
loss amounting to about 5000. The building
belonged to Il. L. Bonner & Co, the lo~s b.
ing $50; they aLso lose 81 600 on damaged
goods; insured. Messrs. Desring & Cobb lose
80, 800, principally from damage to goods IN
sured for $500: Mrs. Parks, dressmaRer,
loss $500; no insurance; Mr.. McConviIis,
tailor, loss, 81, 900, insurance ~ $50; Charley
Joyce, barber, loss $500, insurance. $780, Jas
Johnston had wrist broken in removing an
organ.
Smith. Bros, Of the MussslsheIl, are on
gagged in erecting che mammoth ranch barn
Of the county. They commenced by setting
fsur pests in the ground, twenty feet apart
forty feet in height; around this arranged an
sctagonal shaped sled, commencing within
seven feet Of the ground and running to
within ten feet Of ,Lc top VI the po-,s, And
makiaE IN enclosure $50 feet In diameter.
Around the outside walls they are putting in
. row Of stalls for stock, while the interior IL
to be used for storing hay. It Is to BE- ar
ranged so that tho hay is caught up by the
wagos-load and dumped ;sto the center
through . doorway 10 the square above tbs
roof Of she main building. IL viii be . very
complete building and . valuable scqsisitios
to their rauoh.-Husbandnan.
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