The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-30
THINGS TERRITORIAL.
There are 654 Cinnamon in Butte,

There are 654 Cinnamon in Butte.
1 Over 400 new buildings have been
erected in Butte this summer
Assays made of the quartz taken from
near Boulder run as high as 900 ounces
of gold and silver
A telephone iine is to be built connect
ing Helena with Butte, Deer Lodge,
+ Comet and Wilkes.
The scarcity of berries is assigned a.
the reason so many bears being seen
around the settlements this season
The Crow tribe is said by the Living
ston Enterprise to number only $500
persons but draws rations for $500
| One hundred and ninety nine head of
the Montana Cattle Company's cattle
sold recently in Chicago at S4.65 per cwt.
Tommy Cruise the Drum Lummon
millionaire has bought the herds and
ranches of the Montana company paying
$4,000 therefor
The prices of Montana wool in Chicago
have not materially changed from last
week. The ruling quotations in that
market are for fine, 2O@22c medium.
21@24c.
The cattle of R. S. Ford, of Sun River,
numbering nearly 500 head were sold in
Chicago on the 22d. A dispatch from
Mr.. Ford states that the herd netted him
over $50 head which is certainly good
SALE
The wife and family of Gabriel Dunn
out passed through the city yesterday to
Mr. Dumont who is located in the Judith
basin. There were several half breeds
the party who took part in the late
rebelliou.-Kiver Press.
The Bate papers intimate the China
men of Butte do not propose to "G.
The Miner says they are having bars
and shutters put on their windows and
the Inter Mountain is informed they are
arming and have special watchmen out.
Hotel talk is again revived in Butte.
1t is claimed by advocates of the project
that the town is without any public
house worthy of a mining community OF
its size and Importance. 1t could as well
be claimed that the city is without the
hotel facilities that should be found in
village of 500 people.
Noah Armstrong; horses made good
showing at St. Louis last week as they
did at Chicago the week before says the
Madisonian. On the opening day Tues.
day Gray Cloud took the first race-one
mile-in 1921 ten seconds slower than
the mile he won in Chicago; Nodaway
second. On Wednesday Monarch won
the mile race in 1:489, five seconds slower
than his Chicago time; Effie H. second.
On Thursday Hermine took second mon
ey in the three quarter race, Won by
Dudley Oakes in 1:l59 and Grey Cloud
ran second in the mile aBd-a-half race,
won by Powhattan in 2:44. This was q
closely contested race, Grey Cloud only
losing by neck.
1IG 1lSsOuid AOuuel ASAStSS
the particulars of the murder of Alex
ander Trautwein, who was shot and in
stantly killed by Indians on his ranch in
the Bitter Root Bend about twelve miles
below Missoula, Wednesday evening of
last week 1t appears that dozen Indl-
ans were encamped on the inside of the
fence of one of TraHtwein's fields when
he left home to 90 to a neighbors, a Mr..
Martin whom he told he would shoot
them if they did not get off. 1t also ap-
pears that Trautwein was shot with a
bullet through his head by an Indian
standing behind tree only eight rods
distant while the victim was carrying
five bundles of sheaf grain to feed his
horse. He was found under the sheaves
of grain on Thursday by Martin and an
other man cold and stiff with u bullet
hole of large size On the right side Of
the head.