The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-11
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.

4nC Xuiosouti IiNcI ab ofUos II osso - ~ w
than ever known before.
The To,on Talk is again enlarged TO full
size, and is as bright As ever.
Manager Mcguire is lying very seriously
i'll at Helena, being confined to bed at the
Cosmopolitan.
The Townsend Tru,chdnt has been mate
rally enlarged and the amount Of reading
matter greatly increased.
The bullion shipment of Butte, not includ-
ing the Anaconda shipment, for last week
was fraction less than $4,000.
There is only one portion of Dillon that
does not present any improvement from
year to year, and that is Chinatown.
Tom Roberts, of Lion City, aged % years,
is in Jail at Dillon for rape of six-year-old
child at the former place. He barely escaped
lynching.
Burglars blew open and rified james
Lynch's safe in Butte Of $40, Sunday night
The safe was not locked, and could have
been opened by turning the handle.
Mr.. John w. Smell, Jr., proved the sue
cessful applicant at the recent examination
for appointment to the final examination at
West Point for the Utah cadetship.
Some ten or a dozen disguised scoundrels
raided Chinaman at Great Falls, choked
and gagged him and set him adrift in small
boat on the river at midnight without oars.
Mr.. VIM. Fly, of Gallatin, has sold his en-
tire herd of range cattle to @. p. Blakely.
Mr.. Fly will reinvest in cattle. He already
has number of cattle on his home ranch.
ID. ii. johnson, one Of the Ascending
building contractors of Butte, was caught on
the Sd, and ut the suggestion of his captor
paid s14O, the amount involved in the suit
served.
We learn that the assessment for 1886 of
Meagher county will approximate Sc, 500, 900,
being an increase over last year of three
quarters of million dollars in round num-
bers-Trdnchdnt.
Butte had two sudden deaths Sunday.
Henry Meyer, of the Boston Shoe Store, was
found dead in bed; heart disease. J. w.
johnson, a stranger, was found dead in bed
at the U. s. Hotel. Asthma is supposed to
have been the cause.
Helena honored j. J. Upchurch, founder
of the A. o. q. W, Tuesday, by graud
parade of 800 wOrkingmen and a reception
and speeches at the opera house, with a
poem by John w. Eddy. A ball was given
in his honor in the evening.
Samuel Ford, from the South Fork of Sun
River, shipped to-day at Helena, by the
Northern Pacific Railroad, twenty. three cars
of fat beef cattle to the Chicago market. The
cattle are owned by Samuel Ford, Jim Lem
mon and John Laird.-Herald, Sd.
Jackson, the highwayman, who held up
the Marysville coach on the 18th ult., was
sent up yesterday by Probate Judge Davis
In default of $1,000 bonds. Jackson waived
an examination and plead guilty, and is now
held in the Lewis and Clarke county Jail to
Herald, Sd.
The Missoula County Times PUBLISHES
report indicating that the murderer of Rob-
ert Baird-who left Missoula last fall with
cargo of whiskey for the Canadian Pacific
railway and was assassinated and robbed on
his way home with 1000 on his person-has
been captured at St. Vincent, Canada. The
murderer's name is Ed. Kelly.
Yesterday afternoon Smith & Mediation,
as attorneys, filed the papers with the clerk
of the District Court ror a suit for divorce on
behalf of Cynthia e. Tay Tor, wife of Fred. e.
Taylor. The complaint sets forth that the |
parties were married in Corinne, Utah, De-
cember q, 1871, and that they have been res |
idents of Butte for the past thirteen months. |
Miner, 9h. f Il
John Caplice, principal and manager of |
the New York syndicate for the DEVELOPMENT |
of Red Mountain silver mining properties,
this morning from business visit |
to that region, where he has let contracts for |
tunnels and shafts and has purchased the |
Ten Mile Reduction Works for the treat
ment of ores at the mouth of Beaver creek.
Herald, 4th.
The Northern Pacific stock records show |
that the shipments of young stock cattle |
into Montana for the season amounted to
1900 head. Half the cattle went into the |
Territory from the East, and the other half |
from Washington Territory. There were
also 600 head Of horses and 2,400 head of /
sheep shipped into Monta ma from the west |
end of the Northern Pacific line.
The barn just built by Mr.. j. q. Adams, of
Sun River, is one of the marvels of Montana.
It is constructed Of stone, the front being all
,ut stone, and has cost nearly $4,000. This
and imposing structure Is 100 feet
ong by 40 feet in width, and looks as IL 1t
would stand the storms and decay of CEN
Jury at least. We venture to say 1t is the
inest and best barn in the Northwest, from
he Mississippi to the Pacific. With such n
structure as this at his command and a ranch
hat will produce all the hay he wants, Mr..
Adams will doubtless soon come to the front
Is breeder Of fine stock.-Riper Press.
Col. @. A. Broadwater seems to have exc
uted a brilliant coup de main In getting
lold of the Neihart mines that he wanted.
ie bonded them for $3.50, 900 and did not take
hem under the bond. Meanwhile Wallace
Sell, former owner, died, aud Broadw water |
ook out letters of admi nistration on his
state. Then the interests of Mcintosh and
Wells, the other owners, were purch ased Mt
less rate than the bond stipulated, and the
MY Colonel Is in control. James Chamber
a'n' the owner who would not sell at less
han $50, 600, probably recognizes now that
here are several ways of killing dog -
Enterprise. IA .." = : II
On "Wednesday, VIM. Burton, chief of Tn
ian police at the Lemhi reserve, lodged in
he county Jail an Indian, who is known
round here by the sobriquet of "Fred.
Douglas" Fred. is charged with stealing
orses from Chief Ten Doy and after plac-
ng him In jail Burton and his posse went TO {.
he Madison valley, on search for their
risoner's confederates. The stolen borzes !
'ere eight IN number, and the police have
Aptured all. Last evening the posse of ,
usky policemen brought In the other two | /,
hieves, making the entire baud, with their
under, captured. Burton is an intelligent.
'elEeducated Indian, who reads, writes and {