The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-06-17
MONTANA NEWS.

The Belknap Sun is to be moved Il
Murrayvllle.
Burglars are operating in Deei
Lodge as we'll as Helena and Butte.
1t is sail J. J. Hill will erect hotel
and u Touring. mill at Great Falls at
| once.
There is probability of an artesian
we'll company being organized in
Bozeman.
Mica has been discovered and is be-
ing worked ON the east base of the
Coeur d 'Alenes.
Diphtheria is still prevalent in Deer
Lodge and Butte and deaths from the
disease are reported weekly.
w. r. Thomas, Rock Creek coal
miner. was robbed while drunk at
Park City of $3.50 in cash and silver
watch.
They claim to have found nugget
in Dream Gulch claim that weighed
1857 so 1.-The largest yet found in the
district.
The Index claims that the blue tai
cose slate which is the country rock of
the Coeur d d'Alenes, is good fer roof
ing purposes.
Robert Collier, of Beaver creek, has
been ordered by vigilantes to leave
the country, on the ground that he
harbors horse-thieves.
Virginia City's only tailor got so
rich that he moved to California to
live, and now old Alder gulch sighs
for IL knight of the goose.
At Red Bluff J. Dysart and George
Hedzor had a row in which the latter
beat Dysart with a club so severely |
that his life was dispaired of for
time.
Track laying will begin tomorrow
On the Utah & Northern branch from
he Montana smelter to the Anaconda.
rhe entire grade however is not COM
)leted.
A man named Germalne at Heron
siding was suspected of theft, and had
rope placed around his neck ready to
tring him up. He was finally releas~
ID and sent out of town.
The secretary of war has directed
hat miners on the Maginnis military
eservation remain unmolested pend
ng the passage of the bill cutting the
Maiden district out of the reserve.
On Tuesday last a fire ut Belknap
eStroyed the Washington hotel and
DR.. Curtin's store, the largest in the
own. On Friday Il high wind blew
own q large number of trees so that
hey fell across the streets and killed
inc mules. II
Miss Lizzie Hamilton. g young lady
rom BoZeman. who has been in the
Warm Springs asylum for the past ten
lonths. aud WAS one of the most ,io-
mt patients ever brought there, was
ischarged on Tuesday, cured. and ac ]
her brother to their home {
/ Canada.
Billings Herald; In the early part {
{ this week q commercial trav eler S
amnd Grant was served with process c
y the county authorities for selling t
oods without first having obtained al !
cense. lie paid the cost of the p1o-
aedings and a license. bnt complains t
lat there was undue haste in putting a
i'm to expense, as he was in the treas. d
rer' S office for the purpose of paying 9
is license fee when he was served !.
ith process. :,
A half breed named Disraeli was :,
tely brought to the hospital at Fort :,
aginnis suffering from seven wounds :,
ceived from 4 bear. He and two !
hers We're chasing the animal and :.
hen they came mp with it. brmn !,
ught Disraeli around the waist with
le paw and dealt him a blow in the :
ce with the other. The hearts :
role. besides mntilating the whole :
lie Of his victims face took ont Y
ece Of his jaw-bone three inches =
Nc. cut as regular rs could be done 9
IT'D knife. THE piece Of iaw-bone g
th three teeth attached was brought II
to the post u compile of days after. Il