The daily enterprise., 1884-06-26
LOCAL LAYOUT

mittee is called to meet at DOZernan
tomorrow.
J. 4. Clark is now running hack
line from Cinliabar to Mammoth Hot
Springs and is prepared to hire outfits
or saddle horses 10 tourists.
The Princeton College students.
nine in number have arrived at Fort
Kpogh ready to begin their explora-
ton Of the Yellowstone, Big Horn and
National Park regions.
District court will adjourn on Satur-
day and Judge Coburn will leave i'm
mpdiately for Indiana to accompany
his family to Montana. He is to make
his residence at BOzeman.
The silver cups to he awarded to
winners in the Fourth Of July sports
are now on exhibition i'll Harmon S
nate Savage's) store window. They
are very handsome prizes well worth
contending for.
A casa wherein Frank Martin COM
planned against Mrs. Munson for using
abusive and threatening language to-
ward him has been heard before Judge
Tower. jury and an admiring crowd
during The day. a verdict has not
been obtained us we go to press.
AS many of the thirteen young girls
who took part in the Decoration Day
services as are IN town are requested
to send in their names to X. III. MOI
ton with their consent to take similar
part in the Fourth of July celebra-
ton.
The local officers of the Northern
Pacific at Livingston have been nOti-
fled that The National Park hotel will |
I've shortly opened. 1t is understood
that George w. Magee will have
charge of it. Mr.. Magee will he re-
membered as proprietor, until Ii few
months ago. of restaurant at st.
Paul which had national reputation
for excellence.
A skeleton packed in beer box was
lately found in the brush near BoZe-
man. All sorts of sensational con-
lectures were indulged in at first. but 4
cOroner's inquest developed the proba-
hiity that it was the remains of Clark |
the murderer who was executed last
winter and whose body Was eXhumed
and dissected Ivy the doctors. The
Scull was missing.
The argument in the injunction case
of Livingston VS.. Boughton g. Harper
was heard by Judge Coburn last even
ing and decision reserved for day or
two. 4 gentleman in position to form
fair and intelligent opinion and who
heard the argument, says lie thinks
the motion for the dissolution of the
iujunctlnn will he granted. but of
course, no one except the court knows
rs yet.
Hugh McAdams. road supervisor Of
the district, is anxious to clear the
loose stones out of Main street before
the Fourth of July procession, and If
enough of road taxes are paid in with
IN the next few days, will Immediately
put men at wolk OH the street. As
read tax must inevitably be paid by
all male adults, it would be well to pay
with sufficient prompitude to ensure
smooth street for the Fourth.
Charles s. Fee, general passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific. return
ell TO o-Gay from his first trip throngEl
The National Park. He thoroughly
enjoyed himself, and his appreciation
VI what he saw lie expressed in an
Ohclal way hy saving that in the Ma
uohal Park the Northern Pacific has
agreater attraction than have all the
other railroads put together. Mr..
rec went TO Helena this afternoon.
Y. B. King, formerly foreman of the
hNTERpRIs'i sfiiice and row practicing
"s art IN Mssoula. was lately visited
While asleep In his room in 4 hotel at
That place by burglar. The item iii
The Times states that tho visitor was
rewarded by obtaining Il little change
n"'ch Charlie had neglected to invest