The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-19
AMAlaAM.
As Found In Our Oiean.Up Of the
Territorial EXCHANGES.

!, |. As Found In Our Oiean-Up Of tn,
; Territorial Exchanges.
Mrs. Isaac Preston Young, o
Helena, has received a check for So,
VO-as the amount due her on tn
. neath of her hu -t'a" I'd, assured ny III,
Ancient Order of United Workmen
It Is rumored IN the streets o.
Helena that Drum LummOu stock
10 booming in London, $40 per share
' being the l.test quolation-foul
times its T.ar value.
N~adisonian, 18th: We are in
formed that developments ara favor.
ably progressing in the GOlconda
mine at Red Bluff. The vein con.
ttnues to hold its width, and q very
moderate estimate places the value
of the r slready in sight at owe
$500, co.. Messrs. Olds 4 Hickman
naturally feel highly elated over
their prospects.
Madis0nian. Is: George Layton
Ia taking out some splendid ore from
the Prospect mine, and Is only
awaiting the opening up of the roa.is
to turn some of it into money. Some
specimens which he brought down
last week are about half their
weight in bullion.
Ten thousand pounds of -four from
Fort. Shaw and Is. 900 pounds of
bacon from Fort Benton have been
dispatched to relieve the pressing
wants of the hungry Indians at
Blackfoot Agency. So state advices
received by Agent Allen, who is
still in Helena awaiting the arrival
of his predecessor, Major Young.
A charter and outfit for a lodge of
Good Templars at Fort Assinaboine
were forwarded recently by Massena
Billiard Grand Secretary of Montana
Coed TempIars.
The trial Of Archie st. Peters and
wife, charged with stealing gold
amalgam from the Gloster mill, was
commenced in tue District Court at
Helena the 18th inst.
III DEPENDENT, 18th: The remains
Of WIN. Rose, formerly Northern
Pacific express messenger, arrived
from Portland Thursday night and
" re buried yesterday. The deceased
made his home in this city, his
family residing at the depot. His
death was occasioned by won nds
received at the hands of a hotel
waiter at Portland, with whom Mr..
Rose had q dispute, resulting in the
waiter stabbing him. Rose was
about % years Of age. He was an
excellent young man and his un-
timely death is greatly to be re-
GREETED.
Walla Walla WotcAnaan: The pill
grim editors north of us who attempt
to write about mines. get off some
ludicrously funny things; for exam.
pie: lit Is q question, however,
which yet remalus unsolved, wheth-
or the richest yield will be found
where the rim-rock is deepest or
nearest the surface Of the surface soil
and gravel which compose the placer
Mines"
Walla WalIa W0tchmnn: Quin-e-
mO-se, an Influential chief Uf the
Coeur d'Alene Indians, lat W. elk
perfected the title to his 100 acres
OF land, located between Juokane
Falls and Fort Ceur d'Alene. He
was born on the | and n has made
it his residence tor the past seventy
years. fully securing the land under
the homestead act. A final proof Of
similar character probably never took
place IN the United States.
MQdis0ni0n, 18th: A terrible acct
dent occurred III Hungry Hollow,
about two or three mile Up the xulch,
last Monday SfternN'n. by which
J Atnes Wilson,, the l5-year-nld son
Df Ellie Wilson, Was derrived Of the
sight of one of his eyes, aud Was 9th.
severely injured. He Was
in splitting stovewood from
D me logs In the yard, and. b wing
me which was very kn"tty. ,rled the
effects Of powder upon it. He bored
hole in the I0g, filled it with ulack
powder. tamped and plugged it. and, !
Is be had NJ fus :, touched off the ex-
with Il piece of lighted paper.
as q flash, the log was rent in -.
pieces, and a large splinter dew in the ,
'o>' 8 face, knocking out one of his
,yes, several of his teeth. and frac-
:uring his jaw in two places, besides /
nf1icting several other contusi0ns.
It is a wonder the poor fellow was :
lot killed outright. Assistance was .
obtained al oon as possible, and a l
sent to town for surgical |
i'd. DR.. Smith went up and dressed !
lis wounds, and the sufferer is now .
along as we'll a. can he tx =
considering the severity of his (
INJURIES. The case Is the more unfOr- 8
innate as the boy was 4 material help .
o the support of a large aud not over j.
vell-to-do but hard-wOrking family, I
Who are but lily prepared u dispense
With his services or bear the expenses
which this lamentable accident will
inject them 10.
On ard after the 10Th inst. GiImer h
: Salisbury will operate their stage a
inc from Jefferson City to Virginia =
Butte and Dillon. e
The man arrested at Glendive re-
charged with being either the fl
rincipaf or accomplish in the Teller j..
at st. Louis, in which So. 900 y
greenbacks were stolen frOm the v
xpress company, gave his name as !
aud was ticketed for n
lutte, Montana. -,
The Indebtedness of Gallatin coun- ~
7 March l, 1854. a shown by the ~
nnual report. was $28, 1878 being a 1
of 1921 IA for the year. II
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An Unfortunate Runaway. -
As several of the Strategists Com. II
my were coming up from the depot
esterday IN a closed carriage the d