Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-29
Montana Mention.

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Governor Hauser had a reception at
Maiden.
A. NJ. QUivey has been re-appointed
United States Marshal at Billings.
Parmly Billings has gone from Bill
ings to Washington Territory to buy
horses.
Everything is about in readiness for
tie opening Of the Butte Grand Opera
House on Monday night.
A raid on the Butte opium dens is
now in order, and Marshal Stoner in
tends doing effective work.
Mat Anderson took tumble to him.
self in Emigrant gulch Of over 100 feet
accompanied by landslide.
The telephone line from Helena to
White Sulphur Springs, via Towns
end, will be in oEeration In a few
days.
Col. Blake and the Crow lease will
be represented by Judge Conger be-
fore the Senate committee at Fort
Custer.
The towns contiguous TO US in Mon
tana, Powderville, Stoneyille and such
points, are pleased to see the growth
that is noticeable this year,
This mornings BentoI coach left
with five passengers, four of whom
were Swedes going to Benton looking
for work.-Billings Gazette.
The Lord wasted mud when he
made men that will take newspaper
for weeks at time and then refuse to
pay for it.-Butte Town Talk.
Throughout Montana, no less than
in other portions Of the country, the
observations in memory Of Gen. Grant
have been of more than ordinary
note.
The Stoddard & Howard live stock
company intend driving 5000 head of
range cattle to Big Dry creek tribu-
tary Of the Yellowstone.-Big Horn
Sentinel.
Robinson's circus would bankrupt
any ordinary county, but Butte's con-
tribution to it OF SIS, 900 is about half
days bullion product Of our Mines
Town Talk.
Rachel Gibbs has sworn out war
rant for the arrest Of a Chinaman for
breaking the windows Of her palatial
residence. Africa and China do not
seem TO get along well.-River Press.
In the celebrated hotel case at Bill
ings, Of the Northern Pacific railroad
company VS.. Green Bros. the jury has
for the third failed TO agree. Col.
: Sanders, for the railroad, has asked
for new trial.
The county safes were opened to-
day The papers and records were all
in fair condition. except that the
binding ofthe books were totally de-
stroyed. They Will have to be re-
, bound.-Billings Gazette.
The quarter boat recently construct
: ed for use OF portion Of the survey
5 party, will probably drop down the
D stream on Saturday. They are only
e waiting for the arrival Of the river
q commission which is expected to-mor-
Y row.-River Press.
Maiden was honored with two gov
errors this week-governor Of Mon
tana and governor of the bad lands.
Henry says the only difference is.
one is made governor by the proper
authority, while he was made so by
, the Observation-Disclosures.
The four men who were arrested for
the brutal assault upon a Chinaman
few days ago. are now charged with
i felonious assault with intent TO com
II NIT murder and the examination post
e poned until July Slst. Should the
|, Chinaman die, which Is almost GER
i tain, the men will be charged with
IS murder in the first degree. Butte
: Town Talk.
0 W. g. Straight came In from the
q Musselshell last evening. He says
the cattle men Of the Musselsbell
roundup are generally well satisfied
with the calf crop, but that It might
have been much larger had the ranges
been better supplied with bulls. This
matter will be attended TO and sup
ply of young bulls will be placed on
the range mex. spring.-Billings Ga
zette.
! The bottom dropped out of real es-
, tate prices at Helena some time since.
! and now the real estate itself seems 20
, be doping out. On Clore street last
; week pilgrim bought a lot with the
E purpose Of building upon IL, When
/. be welt next morning 10 commence
e work there was nothing but 4 big bot
!: tomless hole where his lot should have
1 been. The old timers explain II as
A being the caving Ia Of an old DRIFT
3 Butte Inter-MountAin.
The Omaha dance that will Ne held
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