The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-07-11

Major Eckles who succeeds Majo1
Blaine as U. S. A. Paymaster of this dis
trict has arrived in Helena.
Mr.. Thomas McTague has taken hi
place as deputy warden of the penitentiar.
and appointed all his requisite guards.
Anaconda is abou. 10 have new bricl
opera house 5Ox1OO feet in size. 1t vii
he built by John Mcguire. the citizens
donating the lots.
Among Fourth of July crimes ant
casualties at Butte was the burglary of 7
NJ. Denoon's establishment and its rob
berry of 5000 in cash.
Sun River is to have newspaper, to b'
operated by Butte man named Lawrence
who is to get bonus of $500. So say
the Great Falls Tribune.
Butte is to have district telegraph
system. A district telegraph is an cleo
trified wire that IS arranged so that i
works an indicator in each Office.
Veterinary Surgeon Holloway has fount
only one case of glanders in the vicinity
of Deer Lodge but he finds several cases
Of nasal gleet that may run into glanders
A carload of ore shipped to Omala for
reduction from the Grubstake mine. Red
Bluff, Madison county, yielded nearly $400
per ton clear of all expenses of freight and
reduction.
It is said that Belva A. Lockwood is
coming to Montana to lecture. Wherein
have this people so grievously offended
that so great punishment should be laid
upon them.
Huntley & Clark, the proprietors of the
Riverside horse ranch near T0stOn, are
about to open sale stable at Minnesota
Transfer where they will keep their best
stock constantly on sale.
The Montana Improvement company is
building railroad spur up the Blackfoot
to the site of the washed-out dam, and will
put steam mill there Immediately and
later in the year put In a new dam.
Missoula Times: A big band of horses
from Washington territory, bound for the
Yellowstone country, are being herded
near town, the Big Blackfoot washout
their progress. A band of
sheep are here also in similar fix.
The Butte Miner, for employing ''rat''
printers, has been boycotted by the Typo
graphical Union. That is to say the Tn
ion calls upon sister labor unions to dis
the Miner and all business
concerns which advertise in the paper.
John Joncs,a barber of Butte, was ar
rested for rapinga 11-year-old girl named
Fuller but was discharged on examina-
ton. It seemed the child's mother was
ssmashed' on Jones but he would have
nothing to do with her. Hence the
trumped up charge. "Hell hath no fury
like woman scorned."
Morton Frewen, the Wyoming stock
grower, last week started 100 head of fat
range cattle from Superior, Wis. bound
for Buffalo by water, thence by rail to
New York and from there to England.
THIS is the first shipment of cattle to Eng
land by the northern route and the expert
ment will be watched with interest.
Berry, the masher, and Mrs. Huyck,
whom he mashed, got married at Butte
after Huyck committed sui
eide. A plan was afoot to tar and feather
them but they avoided it by hastily leav-
ing town. Berry's friends say he is the
one who is to be pitied for his new wife is
not much better than prostitute by
nature and habits.
Deer Lodge New Northwest: Some IN
fernal miscreant cut out two lights Of
glass, entered the Christian church, empti-
ed coal oil in the organ and on the fine
chairs and carpet, and tore up the Bible,
hymn books, etc. It is the worst vanda.-
ism that ever occurred here. We hope
the perpehator will be caught and pun
lshed to the utmost
Maiden was depopulated of most of its
able-bodied male adults one day last week
by the report that help was needed to fight
Indians seven miles away. A bold squad
of horsemen went to the scene only to find
that party of cowboys from Granville
Stuart's ranch had ridden in that direction
and scared away lone woman who took
them for Indians and fled for help with
the report of murderous, pillaging red
skins.
Under date of June 25th Mr.. Herman
Blume writes from Mcclellan Gulch to
Mr.. J. E. Van Gundy, Deer Lodge: "The
rain on the nth, 10th and 18th seriously
damaged us. Our diggings are all leveled
up. and so boxes of our flume are buried
from 2 to IS feet deep. It will take us
two to three years to open up our mine
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