The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-11-27
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

| 81, $500
The woman, Alice Flick, who was shot in
Butte by Foley, is recovering.
The assessment Of Missoula county is
| s., 535 ,764, an increase of $500 431 over last
year.
Gambling Is said to have materially de-
clned in Butte since the recent gambling
suicides.
A grizzly, weighing 1900 or 400 pounds,
was killed in Maybe gulch, Missouri! valley.
q few days ago.
H. b. Smith, the City Attorney OF Butte,
who shot himself with suicidal intent, died
at p. m. Saturday.
10th, says A fire, which is believed to be
incendiary, destroyed the Pioneer mill last
night; loss, about $4,000.
DIR. Manor, a quack doctor of Butte, has
jumped the country, leaving number OF
debts unpaid. He was one Of those who
practice "laying on of hands"-on other peo-
pies money.
| The Postmaster General, on the 10Th, APP
pointed the following fourth-class postmas-
ters for Montana: Junction, Joseph Reed;
Norwood, Joseph T. Street; Park City, Mrs
A. A. st. Johns; Sheridan, r. p. Kateman.
Eli Gregson was married to Martha j
Higgins by Judge Irwin, Thursday of last
week, at Gregson Springs Quite number
of friends were present TO witness the cere
mony and offer congratulations to the happy
pair.
One hundred and fifty soldiers will receive
their discharges from the service Of Uncle
Sam at Fort Assiniboine in about two weeks
come by way of Helena on their way East
Independent.
The property of the Virginia City Reduc
ton Company Is advertised for sale by the
sheriff. The sale is to be made under fore
closure of mortgage by Mr.. J. Fl. Ramsey, o
the New York and Montana Mining ant
Milling Co.-Hadisonfdn.
Samuel Caldwell, Of VAUDEVILLE, becom
ing deranged in mind, was taken to the Butt
court house and placed in charge of watch
man. He made his escape, wandered severa
miles into the hills, tore off his clothes, an
was found dead by T. M. Burns, in Saw-mil
gulch.
Now that Ii is conceded the Northern Pa
cific Railroad will come into Butte In th
spring, there is much conjecture as to tn
location of the depot The opinion is abor
,, equally divided between the fat south {
: the city and that west of the Stevens mine.-
Miner.
, Judge Hoffman's punishment Of the Oh
!, nese defendant who stole his way into th
country upon certificate filed out for al
:, other Is severe, says the Sacramento Recor'
> Union. The man is fined $1,000, and goes
prison for FIVE years. The hope may be el
q disposition Of the Chinese to treat the r
striction Act with contempt.
= Redeem & Deyarmon received returns tn
;, week from carload of lead ore from Il
Il Bedford mine, which they shipped to Omal
}. for reduction. 1t paid s66 per ton, al
yields profit of sl7 per ton, over all e
penses of mining and transportation. Wi
a smelter in the valley this ore would p'
over $40 per ton clear. The firm has a maj
J. moth mine, and ought 70 be making plen
. of money. They have about fifty tons mo
a ready for shipment.
t. As mentioned in tbs paper last week,
d company has been organized to build
le bridge across the river at Thompson Fai
Ashley Cooper, George +. Althoff, and 9th
Of citizens of that place being interested In {
st matter. Part of the piling is already
b. hand, and the pile-driver is on the grou
70 ready to begin operations. 1t Is thought
< bridge will cost about 5000, and 1t will O
ID tainly add greatly to the advantages Of
v. town as shipping point for the Coz
II dAlene mines.
~ Yesterday morning there was quite an ;
cideut on the road at Silver Bow, caused
20 collision between engines "a and IL. T
10 former was coming in on regular run a
v the latter was engaged In switching VIII
~ the accident occurred. In the encounter
was overturned and the track was blockad
for time. A wrecking train was sent FRI
Butte and the engine righted. 1t was fou
\. upon examination that but slight dana
had been done, and It win be repaired In
. few days.--Miner, 24n.
a. In the case Of the Territory against Jose
IN Jandos, at Bozeman, Judge Coburn made
We WHICH buOutu 70 ADt1SASSOA~NA - "
tees Of the peace and committing mag
hs trates. The court held that the statutes
Mt not authorize the appointment by these
m cials Of any person to serve warrant In
90 criminal action. 1t must be delivered Y
as sheriff, deputy sheriff, constable or OIL
An ofioer duly empowered 70 act in such m
ut ters. An arrest by any other person Is
re lawful and may be resisted BY the party
a whom the same Is attempted to be execut
IN, On Saturday last, says the Bozeman Chr
u, icle, DR.. Hunter completed the sale Of
valuable hot springs and hotel property
II. the Yellowstone, below Livingston, TO y
~ ties sspresenting the Northern Pacific r.
he road, for . sum In the twenty thousau
all This sale has been pending for some mont
.. and was brought 10 its termination ty
,er Doctor leasing his property 10 w. @. Ofi
al until mart May, when the new owners '
take possession aud establish . hospital
the company's injured employees and 50
:. tarium for the sick. equal Ia It's appel
=, ments and the curative properties NJ
. waters to the celebrated Hot spridgs Of
kansas.