The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-06-10
MONTANA NEWS.


Two prisoners escaped from Mis-
soala Jail last week.
It's cold day when Butte doesn't
have scrub prize fight.
Charles Young's store at Forsythe
is to be sold out under attachment.
Michael Driscoil got caught IN log
jam on Warm Spring creek, Deer
Lodge county and was killed.
Gleason who attempted to kill Dar-
by at Belknap, plead guilty on trial
and will be sent up for a year or two.
Horse Plains is infested with mil
lions of crlckets. They have destroy.
ed nearly everything IN the shape of
vegetation.
Four tramps who wanted to ride to
Garrison. broke sinto II sealed car at
Silver Bow Junction. They now await
trial. in Jail.
Two soldiers confined in the guard
house at Fort Assinaboine escaped on
Wednesday, stole two ponies and got
across the line in safety.
A copper cartridge which Mrs. Pc
ter Hartz. of Deer Lodge, was tapping
against a brick last Monday. exploded,
lacerating one of her hands badly.
A party of Indians found corral
Of horses in the mountains at the
head of Bitter Root valley. They
are supposed to have been stolen ami
mails placed there for concealment.
The Crow Indians who were in jail
in Miles City ON Charge of cattle steal
ing have been bailed out by the pledge
of fourteen ponies brought from the
reservation by others of the tribe.
The railroad grade between Stuart
and Anaconda may be said to be com.
plete at last. as no force which is
likely to be employed putting down
the IRON, can overtake the grade build
erS.
Butte Miner: Should All inscrutable
Providence decree that Blaine shall
be elected. Col. Sanders will be Mon-
tana S next governor, A. III. Beattie
it's secretary, and the Hon. w. o..
Speer, it's general, provided
they want the offices.
The jury at Portland, in the case OF
Bennett against the Northern Pacific
express company for $4,000 stolen at
Ainsworth last fall, failed to agree,
eleven being for the plaintiff and one
holding out eighteen hours for the de-
fendant.
There are probably 1000 Chinese
buried, who worked for the railroad
company, between Spokane Falls and
Helena. They were buried III shallow
graves, and in various places the cof~
fins are visible. Verify the road was
built with Chinaman' S bones.
The Lower Judith Wool Growers
association will pay an additional
bounty of $500 per head for all moun-
tam lions killed on the ranges of the
association. The Black Butte and
Moccasln round-ups offer the same
sum in addition to the territorial
bounty.
The house of Father Menetrey. who
lives on the outskirts of Missoula, was
robbed Il few days ago. Two tramps
called and asked charity and the priest
gave them each dollar. They
watched where he got it and, return
ing when he was away, took over 300
which had been sent him to pay bills
with.
James r. Mclean and Carl Low
were arrested at Garrison last week
on charge of Gaping for u monte
man. Mclean was examined before
Nathan Smith, J. p. and in default OF
ST. 900 bonds to answer to the grand
jury, was lodged in jail. Low was
examined before f. r. Bill, j. F., and
got the same dose.
The Butte Miner is raising vigorous
protest against the agent OF Coles
circus who gets business men to put
their advertisements on programmes
Of the performance. thus paying for
The programmes and leaving Il balance