The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-03-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Helena has now two Lodges Of A. o. U. W..
The electric light at Butte is discontinued
until spring.
Butte is receiving % to 30 car leads Of
freight daily.
Work has begun at Glendive for buildinga
Methodist church.
The new Butte skating pavilion is 65xl@
feet and cost $1,000
Missoula is receiving some freight from the
West over the N. p.
Taylors Tourists played ut White Sulphur
Springs to large houses.
Helena received its first freight via the
Northern Pacific last Saturday.
The Daily Miles City Press is resurected,
and has, apparently, started on better life.
One man was killed and two wounded by q
premature blast at Bozeman tunnel last
week.
There remains eight hundred feet in the
Mullan tunnel to be excavated before Its
completion.
w. s. Stocking, of Benton, will build q
business house next summer that will require
400, 900 bricks.
Jossrang was indicted in Dillon for murder
in the first degree, but the case was postpOn-
cd owing to his frozen feet.
Hon. VIM. II. Ciagett and W. Y. Pember.
ton sre to speak at the Robert Emmett ami
versary at Butte tomorrow evening.
The silver and copper output of Butte last
year was over &c, 800, 900, the copper alone be-
ing valued at over $4,000, 0O0.-Iater Noun
tain.
Rose Dimond's cottage on east Park street.
Butte, was burned Monday night. Loss
$2,700. Nadeaus skating rink got q $500
scoreh.
Owing to the high prices of hay and grain
the fare from Missoula to the western Ter.
| minus has been raised from thirteen to sir.
| teen dollars.
Major Henry w. James, who win be re-
membered as having been sent east insane
some years ago, died at Poughkeepsie, N. T.
February 18th.
Virginia City is reported to be reviving
under the influence of the organization Of
the Reduction company and the excellent
mining outlook.
The Fort Maginnis freight and transport
ing will be done Mt Custer, and to this end
the company have erected platforms to re-
ceive and load ores from these mines
Fl. J. Hoppy shot Patsey Walters in Capt
Smiths saloon, Bczeman, last MONDAY
Walters died the next day. Hoppy Is in jail
The quarrel was. over a gambling bet.
A man named Jordan shot and killed Jas
Sinnett, near Smith river. Meagher county
asst week. Both men were armed, and SIN
nett fell across his gun which was at full
cock.
, George Bell, u notorious outlaw who has
worked the n. p line. from Fargo to Living"
ton, was arrested at the latter place lr'
week, just rs he was about to be lyncheG
He Is In Jail.
The members of the Legislative Assembly
from Beavsrhead county are understood
be solid against Judge B.ake's bill for re-
apportioning the Territory for Legislat"
purposes.-Dalon Trtbgne.
; Hon. John w. Tattan has resigned h
deputy clerkship of the district court u
health has led him to this step, which Is uni
versally regretted by the legal fratoTniyS
well az by his numerous friends.-BsA@'
: Record.
L. j. Fisk has taken a contract to dea'a
e 600 900 feet of lumber ut the site of the bridg'
structures, where II IL to be used, and VIZ
undoubtedly have workfor every team an
driver In the county that wants it-~
= soul,an.
Lieut.. Cooke and squad Of soldiers iroD
J, Missoula lief. for the Agency on THURSDAY "
remain during the process of railroad CIV
straction over the reserve. 1t will be psu
duty to keep liquor sellers and disordslp
: characters In check, and then will prooaO'
: do Mssoulian. 2sd.
i A gentleman who spent the last ~
mouths at Chicago says the Union PseD
and Utah & Northern will bring the paiA
y the freight into Montana until at least v,
: middle OF next summer. Dillon aud ~
Lodge will he the points where the grea''
4 amount of freight will be received for 'HT
a nent to other towns.--Dulo Tribune
Two victims of the late cold snap ~
= been operated upon Mt the Miners hosp".
!, Richard Smith, who had his feet frozen =.
= the Centennial brewery, has lost bis le''~
N by amputation. Charles j. Londale pee'.
lost In Elk Park, and wandered apoa'
Il day In the bitter cold Of January 10th, Nv.
N Ing both feet. His feet were both ampu'
y At the inrtep. The patients are both a'
WE'LL Miner, 2oth.
II A deaf aud dumb Grow Indian, VIZ
\ Billings last week disposlng OF hides
pelts and making purchases. Despite ~
ID fortunate lack Of the sense of clearing Z
E good hunter and owns large num~
70 cattle and horses. He In well vsrsed y
= sign language and makes himself ande's,
- rs well ~ the ordinary Indian Thr''
u said TO be a. many ~ twenty or twenty.
. deaf mNses 10 the Grow Nation--qnits ~
proportion In less than three thousand,