The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-05-24
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MONTANA NEWS.

w. J. Fish, former resident of
Miles City lately died i'm Minneapol.
! Great preparations are being M :.
i in Helena for the observance of Dee
oration Day.
A woman named Maggie Spears Wa;
lately sent to the insane asylum frnn,
Thompson Falls.
Sneak thieves are operating in NJ
! from man S head as he was nappils Z
In Il hotel.
| A mast leo feet high is to be Ell. e.
ed in Helena upon which to place.
electric lights to test their utility for
| lighting the city.
William Mcbride will ship 1G
head of cattle from Nebraska IL /
range north of the Yellowstone il,
Custer county.
Charles A. Dunnlng committed sl'..
eide about twelve miles below MAJ
tinsdale by blowing out his brain
Ills body was found on Tuesday mor.-
ing.
Press: There is likely to be i.
gold stampede to the Big Horn mou
tains this summer, paying lodes ha'
ing been discovered by couple of *
perienced miners
George r. Milburn, special Indiap
agent. has now under his employ 1ol
men in erecting buildings for tie
Grow Indians in the Little Horn val.
ley. So says the Miles City Press.
M. A. Meyendorff is ineligible 10
serve ON the national republican con
mittee because he holds a U. S. Office.
A. III. Beattie, the present member oi
the committee from Montana, is in tie
same fix.
The Northwestern, Omaha an
Northern Pacifc have issued joi
through freight tariff, quoting rates
from Chicago, Racine, Racine June
ton, or Kenosha, to st. Paul and MiIt-
neapolis, and to points in Montana.
The tariff took effect Monday,
G.. f. Annett, of the Bell Telephone
company is in Thompson trying To
raise funds to build a line to Eagle
Murrayville and other points in Il =
mines. He wants $500 to be /
turned in message scrip at fifty cent;
for FIVE minutes talk.
1t is pro bable there will be cor.
fiict of county authorities at Eaglt.
AS Shoshone and Kootenai cOuntits
both claim the district The first
named county already has a full set OF
precinct officials on the ground. am!
the latter has recently appointed all
other set, among which we notice tie
name of O. B. Batten, formerly OF
Missoula, as deputy mineral recorder.
E. J. Conger James B. Hubbel,
Charles w. Savage, Willis w. Car
land, Charles G. Cox, Lewis G.. Cur
rier, Louis b.. Hubbell, Newma.,
Berchard. Harry II. Gerlsh, Russell
Briggs, VIM. 3. Cav, A. III. O'Con.
nor, A. j. Kennedy,sR. T.. Edwards.
c. b. Lebcher, A. E. Potter and Seq
ismond Deutsch have filed in the tel
titorial secretary Office articles OF in
corporation for the construction of
the Montana & Dominion railroad.
The termini of The said road are to bp
Miles City. Montana, Fort Buford.
Dakota, Fort Benton. Montana, Bing-
ham, Wyoming. and Deadwood, Da-
kota. Capital stock, ST. 900. 900.
The following joint circular by the
Northern Pacific railroad and Union Pa
rific railway, under date of May 18th:
To connection lines: It has been mutu- .
lily agreed that no tickets shall be sold
Tia the Union Pacific railway and Garrison
o points north Of Portland, Oregon, on or
cached VIA the line of the Northern Pa
,ifc railroad, Pacific Division; or to points
IN Northren Pacific railroad between Gar
ison and Waliula Junction: but tickets 10
uch points should be sold via st. Pauland
nd the Northern Pacific railroad only.
+ you have on sale at present tickets to
he above specified point, via Union Pacific