The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-12-26

l80t Week. 1WO uOOJo VI So'oiAy 'OAi -
Maglnnis were dispatched to the Point, ar
rested about 100 Crees and brought them
to tbs post.
Great Falls Tribune: A new town has
been laid out in Yogo gulch and christen-
ed Toole City, in honor of Delegate j. K.
Toole and petition forwarded to him
asking for the establishment of tri-week-
ly mail service.
Stockgrowers Journal: Frank Canton
sheriff of johnson county. Wyoming. re-
Gently arrested Mr.. Mcfarland, foreman
for sugg Bros, on charge Of murder
which is alleged to have, been committed
in Texas in 1878.
Billings Gazette: A few days ago
Storey & Hunter sold to the Dilwortht
Cattle company band of 100 horses lately
npgingin the Lake Basin, .. !; EssaIli9fs 3 4
brought $40 per head and all over one
year $50 per head.
Thos. Ford who was indicted in Silver
Bow county for the murder of Alexander
Hennanger in German Gulch, June 8, 1885,
on a change Of venue to Deer Lodge
county was acquitted on Monday. The
jury was out only ten minutes.
Stockgrowers Journal: John Dovens-
peck perhaps has the honor Of having
shipped the finest grass steer that ever lett
Montana The animal was seven years
old, weighed 1850 pounds and at cents
per pound brought the owner $117.5O
A. R. Barrows, who kept the stage
station at Ubet, was prostrated on the
18th inst. by stroke of paralysis from
which he died last Sunday. His remains
were taken to Billings from where they
were shipped east to his home in Wlscon-
SIN.
Independent: Six bars of pure silver
from the Elkhorn mine formed tempting
display in the window of the Wells, Fargo
Express Co., Tuesday, valued at $4,000.
They were bought by the express company
for shipment to their banking house in
New York. The express company also re-
ceived box of gold dust valued at $10,-
900.
The Montana Cattle company have leas-
ed the Moreland ranch containing 5000
acres Of land. The lease is for long
term of years and the leasers expect to
place about $4,000 head of cattle from
their northern range on it. They will
place their thoroughbred cattle now at
Big Coulee Oh the ranch and also put on a
number of imported thoroughbred horses
there.
4 James NJ. Arnoux, a member of the
Choteau county board of commissioners
and prominent citizen of Benton was ar
rested at that place on Thursday of last
week on the charge of forgery. The COM
plant was filed by Sheriff McDevitt at the
request of District Attorney Hunt. The
charge of forgery is based on the raising
of mileage certificates of himself and wife
as witnesses.
a correspondent of the Helena Herald
writing from Utica, under date of Decem.
Der 13, says: William Shoals while
chicken hunting, shot himself seriously, il
not fatally, this morning. While getting
over fence with cooked revolver in his
hand, he slipped and fell, the pistol going
off the ball entered about six inches above
the knee and ranged upward, lodging in the
hip. If the wound shows no complica
tons he will probably recover.
Town Talk: Mr.. G.. w. Marsh, news
paper man who was long connected with
the Times and Tribune of Chicago, is il
town with his family. Over twenty years
ago ha started for Montana with party
that was turned back by the Indians. HI
is now about to crafty the wish conceived
t so long ago to reside in Montana and viii
probably make Butte his home. He goc
to Helena this evening or tomorrow Il
visit the Fisk Bros, who are his friends.
Butte Town Talk; Robert and DAME
Hutchinson, brothers, who had lease o.
, the Deadwood mine, near Walkerville
t were working there on Saturday afternoon
Robert was in the bottom of the shaft ant
!, his brother was hosting bucket of or
: by whim, when the brake slipped ant
: let the bucket fall upon and crush the un
fortunate man IN the bottom of the shaft
He lived about an hour and half afte
the accident and was at times conscious.
A. NJ. Whitley, a former bookkeeper fo
T. G.. Power & Bro, of Helena, was al
rested on Saturday last on the complain
u of that firm, charged with the embezzle
: ment of $436.99 while in their employ
q He was taken before justice on Tuesda
when he waived examination and W.
g held in the sum of $3.50 for his appear
e ance before the grand jury. Whitley
r downfall is attributed to the too free us
s. of whiskey and the destinations of
6 Helena demi monde