The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-27
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

The Bozeman Court granted six divorces.
Monroe SALISBURY and "Jot" Travis are in
Helena.
The Glendivs Indspe"dsnt has made its ap-
pearance.
The Livingston Tribune has q new dress
and power press.
1t is stated the Rive Press will sosn be
issued at Great Falls.
The "calf crop" is reported light from the
East side roundup.
Anaconda has petitioned for daily mail
and should have 1t.
Butts's bullion shipments last week
amounted to s97 $50.
John Booth, Of Butte, was sent to the in
sane asylum last week.
James U. Sanders, son Of Col w. F., 10
making tour Of Europe.
A six-legged calf is reported to have been
found in the Judith roundup.
A tree was blown on man named Smith,
at Cooke City, last Friday, killing him.
A carload of tents and furniture have been
sent to Mammoth Hot Springs for the use of
tourists.
Phil. Sheuon purchased the fine rsnch Of
Pat Holahap, on Horse Prairie, paying there
for 81 900.
The masons will begin work on Jonas
Higgins new hotel at White Sulphur Springs
| on the 18th.
8. T. Hauser, of Helena, estimates that the
wickes works can clear from $50, 900 to $780,
900 per month.
Dennis O'Connor, Of Butte, took morphine
last Saturday night with suicidal intent, and
| died In a few hours.
A spur from Clark's Calousa to the Ana
conda mine branch Of the Utah s. Northern
| is in contemplation.
The Lnter-Aountain says q Glendale wife
mashed herself on circus man at Dillon and
| followed him to Butte.
Helena has five 2, O0O-candle power electric
lights on its court house mast, making the
vicinity as light as day.
Ed Owens and 81 Nickerson, horse thieves,
were killed or hung by Cowboys on the
| NJ usselshell few days ago.
Track laying Is now progressing on both
branches Of the Utah Il Northern to the
| Anaconda mine and smelter.
One of the Arabs Of Coles circus was acct
dsntally shot in the Arm by rife, at Dillon,
and died in the Butte Hospital.
The Inter Mountain says, Manager Mcguire
has secured Col. Robert G. Ingersoll for q
lecture in Butte in July or August.
The depot grounds of the Utah & North
ern are said to be located at the Three Forks
| and that the road will be extended there this
/ fall
Tho Fort Assinaboine band, twenty-one
pieces, will be here on the Fourth to furnish
patriotic music for the celebration.-Benton
Press.
Mrs. Pat Conlon, Of Butte, was thrown
violently from wagon by . runaway team
near Butte, Sunday. breaking hor collar
| bone
j. j. Hill is reported az saying that he
would rather have the railroad business of
Butte than that of a city OF 10000 people in
the East.
Edmundson, the horse thief now in the
Madison county Jail, is suspected of being
the man who robbed the Benton and Helena
coach May 9th.
Henry Laird, after coaling q U. & N. en-
CINE at Beaver Canon few days ago, fell,
while stepping on to the tender, and received
injuries Of which he died.
Lots and buildings in Eagle which cost all
the way from 81 900 TO 5000 car now be
bought for slCo. Property Is higher at MUIR
| rayville, but is weakening.
On the 18th lust tho Corinne Hotel prop
erty changed hands. Joe G. Mellsn pur-
chs>ed the property of d. Leyson. The con-
sideration was S7,OCo-Daion Tribune
Tho last words Of George Mum, the
horse'tbief, shot in the capture OF his gang
by the Madison boys were give me gun"
The ruling passion was strong in death.
The ore shipped from the wakoosta mine
by Deyarmon, Thex.on Il Co netted over
500 per ton. 1t WIS purchased by Arm.
strong & Co., Of Georgia gulch.- Madisoniaa.
From Fort Custer for forty miles up the
Little Horn, Crow indians are scattered all
along the west side of the river. They have
secured good lands, and some Of them arc
quite successful as farmers.
The Livingston Board of Trade has d: .ssd
q resolution to confer with other boards Of
trade In the Territory regarding the advisa-
bility Of reducing or removing the license |
tax on commercial travellers selling goods nv !
sample.
Burglars last Sunday night entered tho !
house Of Capt. Higgins, at Missoula, and |
took silver watch; also the Rodgers House
and from the room Of j. p. Small got $50,
and Of Capt. Rodgers, G. B. King aud Others
lesser amounts.
VIM. Ksefe, the young man who WIS tried
and acquitted Of murder at Deer Lodge soma
time ago, was up yesterday before Judge
Wilcox charged with stealing two dollars.
He ives convicted and will langulsh in
dsranco vile for twenty days.-Hiner.
The total lands sold by the Northern Pa.
chic In Montana to date amount to 10000
acres. OF this quantity $1,000 acres have
been sold at the minimum price of S2GO, and
1000 at An average price of s474, the aver.
ago price per acre Of the whole quantity sold
being $3.50.
During the last few days q mau with An
electrical apparatus hrs been giving shocks
FOR two bifr "shock," but whom he began In
give away bars Of soap wrapped up in 500
greenbacks, all for . quarter, City Marshal
Hauswirth invited him to 90, and he VENT
Inter- Mountain.
The Sand Coulse Company, organized un.
der the laws Of Minnesota, has Just been
formed, and Is composed of capitalists Of St.
Paul and Minneapolis. The company has
secured possession Of 1000 acres of coal lands
n the great mineral belt Of Sand Csules, the !
Government price Of which alone Is $40 600 | 4.
1t Is hoped that Mr.. Coles experience Il, ,
Montana will DO ~ valuable A. 1t hs. been ,
expensive. 1t Is estimated that it ha, slrssdv .
lost him 5000 to ascertain that the employees ,
u circus cannot rob the people of NJ ontana !
ndiscriminately and get out Of the country :
Without receiving some tangible evidence Of :
public indignation.
Manager Knippenberg has concluded to I
'ut up . third furnace for the Hscla Gem. '
'any, and he hopes to have it running by !
september LIST. The now furnace will b. used :
ntirely for all the odds and ends, lue dust, I
urnace bearings, etc, leaving the present