The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-11-14
NEIGHBORHOoD NEWS.
Idahs claims . population Of 5000 an
freedom from debt.

Idahs claims . population Of 50, 600 and
freedom from debt.
Apple trees are in full bloom in some por-
tions Of Amadsr county, Cal.
1t is ths belief Of the Les Angeles Herald
that at the rate at which that city is growing
new, the year 1885 will close on 40, 900 people
within Its charter limits.
The calendar Of the District Court for the
November term contains an aggregate Of 100
cases, OF which 81 are criminal, and the re-
mainder civil.-Yello,ostone Journal
At South Fork Mountain, Nov. 8, Craig, a
saloon keeper, shot and instantly killed
yellowstone JIM" or j. Sullivan, in
drunken row, shooting him six times.
The Sscretary's quarterly report for the
Alice Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Salt Lake City, show the total receipts to bo
1877 1929, the disbursements s73, 423 43, lsav.
ing 253,7I9.so.
Considerable excitement exists near Col.
fax, w. T., over the mysterious disappear
ance Of Herbert Clark, a banker Of Moscow,
, w. T. Foul play is suspected, as his books
were all correct.
Bozeman precinct cast ss4 solid, honest
votes on Tuesday, and IL the farmers in the
Immediate vicinity had turned out generally
the vote would have bssn swsiled to about
an even thousand.-Cour,er.
Among the mineral specimens sent to the
New Orleans Exposition, Harry Horr (Mon-
tanas old-time humorist) who swns q big
coal mine near Cinnabar, sends q solid block
Of what he calls Montana gloom" weighing
I, 400 pounds.
Several hard fights occurred at Wallace
election day, and pistols and knives were
somewhat in play, but no serious damage oc-
Of each leg with q psnknife, but the cuts
will hardly prove dangerous.
Miss Lulu Buck, daughter of q. NJ. Buck,
Of this city, died at Independence, Ne, on
the LIST inst, Of typhe-malaria, at the age Of
a. Early in the present year Miss Lulu left
Butte on visit TO her relatives in the East
in the best Of health.-Butte Inter- Mountain.
Joseph Evans, convicted of bigamy at Salt
Lake last Thursday, has been sentenced to
an imprisonment Of three years and six
months in the penitentiary and fins Of $3.50.
The counsel for the prisoner asked that he
be admitted to bail, pending an appeal,
which was denied.
James Phelan, pioneer Of the Comstock,
was found dead in his bed ut Virginia, Nov,
NovG. The deceased was State Senator in
1872, was once President Of the Miners
Union, was an exempt fireman and a man
we'll known on the Pacific coast. He was .
native OF Boston, Mass, aged Al, and leaves
a wife and four children.
Whilst celebrating incident to the contsm-
plated holding Of Democratic mass meet
ing at Glendive on Thursday evening, an
anvil, which was being used instead Of a
cannon for making reports, suddenly bursted
L. A. O'Brien was badly injured, and an
ether man was slightly hurt. The recovery
Of the first Is said to be matter Of doubt.
Messrs. G. w. Sedgwick and G. B. Sanders
returned Sunday from Anaconda, where they
disposed Of drive Of 100 hogs. on foot, at II
cents, realizing a total Of 81 ,525. The hogs
were shipped from Missouls to Garrison by
railroad, and were driven the remainder Of
the distance, the latter making saving Of
between thirty and forty dollars. -Aissoula
| Times.
d. E. Fogarty, the late cashier Of the in
solvent First National Bank, Of Livingston,
who was arrested and has been In Jail at
Bozeman awaiting trial, went East yester.
day He has been released on hail Of 5000
furnished by his friends. No movement was
made to rearrest or dstain him after his re-
lease. He will, of course, return to stand
trial at the December term Of the q. 8.
Court.-Lipinqston Enterprise.
| John Mullan, who built the we'll known
Mullan road, was in the city last Sunday for
the first time-sxcept when he passed through
on the Willard excursion. He was over tho
ground in 1862, but tho few people here at
that time lived at He'll Gate, five miles below.
Capt. Mullan is a Commissioner of Indian
Schools, and is on tsur Of inspection. He
favors bringing the Pagan children to the
Flathead reservation to attend school, hop
| ing by that means to induce the parents to
| follow and settle on the same reservation,
and thus throw the Piegan reservation open
| to settlement - Missouiian, 7H.