Helena weekly herald., 1885-06-04
TOWN AND TERRITORY.

HERALD Once see auNeiii'eion1.
Love 4 Rickell, miners, have had six
horses stolen. For description see adver-
tisement
Thomas Gadson. of Cottonwood, Gala
tin county, died suddenly on the oath
inst. Of hemorrhage Of the lungs.
Residents in Missoula county are'clam-
oring for surveys, there being a great
amour, of unsurveyed land in that county.
Bozeman had an incendiary fire on Tues
day last, but happily the flames were dis
covered and extinguished before they
gained much headway.
John Mulcahy, a dish washer in the
Northern Pacific Hotel at Bozeman,
young man about 23 years of age, suicided
in his room there on the 22d inst. by TAX
ing poison.
The usual inconvenience is being felt at
the Sweet Grass placers of an insufficient
supply of water. If there were plenty OF
water, the miners say that SO per day to
the man could be easily made.
J. Cushing, agent for Wells, Fargo x Co.,
was arrested this morning and brought
before the Probate Court on the charge OF
violating the license law. The case was
continued by agreement until next Thurs
day.
Hon. G. NJ. Hatch, of Meagher county
one of the able Representatives in the last
session of the Legislature, is to be married
on the I'd prox to Miss Mary l.. Pound, o..
the same county. We extend congratula-
tions.
The New York Herald states that James
REYNOLDS, the Montana champion roller
skater, has challenged the winner of the
race now being run in London, for purse
of S5,0O0-S2, 800 aside. 1t is understood
the match will be made.
Lot No. 81, in block II, being the Inger-
soil property on Clore street, was to-day
sold at Sheriff sale under a foreclosure OF
the executors of the Beattie estate. The
lot, together with all the buildings thereon
was bought in by +. w. and Geo. ID. Beat
tie for 81 500.
Commissions have been issued by the
| Governor to Adiutant General A. j. FISK
and Ordnance Officer III. Il. wilkins, of the
/ Montana Militia The commissions ar'
handsomely engraved upon parchment, tC
which Secretary Tooker has affixed th'
Territorial seal.
Yesterday a horse belonging to one o
our citizens had his foot badly cut by step
ping upon the fragments of bottle whicl
had been carelessly tossed into the stree,
This practice should be stopped as seriou
injuries might result from accidents simi
lar to the above.
Mr.. John Murphy, of the valley, thi
morning purchased OF l.. \. Smith tn
Durham COW with twin heller calves TO
sos cash. Speaking of good milch cows
Mr. Murphy says he has two cows tha
gave fifty-one quarts of milk in two milk
ings-last night and this morning.
Aram Courier: L. II. Sharpe and l
Bowman Bird arrived this week fror
Helena on bicycles. The first day out the
made Toston-a distance of between 40 an
30 miles-arriving at that point about ) |
IN. The boys are accomplished wheeler
and on pinch, with good road, coul
make hundred miles day.
The bids for army supplies were opene
at Fort Keogh as at other places on Mon
day. The lowest bid for hay was sl4.2
per ton, and for wood Si9s per cord. A
Fort Ellis the lowest bids were Woo
S4.45 per cord; oats, - cents per hundred
bran, 81 cents per hundred straw, s3.d
per ton; hay, S7.s5; baled hay, Sl2.
The former owners of the Nellie Grar
lode, in the Red Mountain district, organ
lied into stock company, with a capit'
stock of 100000. The following Officer
were elected: President, Moses Morris
Vice President, f. M. Dunphy; Treasure
Samuel T.. Hauser: Secretary, W. L. Gu
len. Machinery is to be shipped at one
|, and work commenced as soon as possibl
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