The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15
MONTANA Condensed,

The redskins keep the troops busy.
Hon. J. X. Toole spoke at Anaconda
Monday.
The Drum Lunmon output for Sep.
ten,ber was $ls4,o7oS7.
A Sanders club Of 400 members has
been organized at Boze;nan.
Con. Murphy an old.tin,e resident OF
Walkesvi!lr, died at that place yesterday
morning from a,attack OF pneumonia.
A large moose, species OF game which
is very rare now in Montana, was killed ON
the upper Yellowstone few days ago.
Miss n. 4. Shipman has been no'nir
ated as school superintendent OF Fergus
county, in place OF Mr. Lard recently
killed.
Gov. llauser has returned from the
Corur d. .Alcne country, and says that
the miners OF the Panhandle are enthu>i
astic .or annexation.
\ special to the /ud,,beuicM from Boul-
der says that Hart the man held there on
the charge of murder. will he defended on
the plea Of insanity.
Lieut.. Byran, OF the First Cavalry re-
| ports the capture OF seven Crow Indians, 4
part OF the band OF Crows who recently
rai!ed the Pieyan camp.
Gov llauser has been advised by G. IL.
Keeper, Veterinary surgeon, Fort Benton,
to quarantine against Dakota cattle ON ac-
count Of the pleuro. pneumonia there.
Four Knights OF Labor, held on the
charge OF intimidation preferred against
them by the Northern Pacific Coal Com
panv, were discharged by the Gozcnan
grand jury last week.
Major J. ]. Palmer, contractor Tor tho
construction OF the court house at Helena,
fell 20 feet downward from !. >caifolding
Monday. lie sustained Il bad scalp wound
and was severely bruised
y big story comes from the ranch OF W.
b. Dow, of the Green Mountain Cattle
Company. 500 mountain sheep browsing
on a cliff on the Powder river became
stamelcd and jumped over the cliff ',5oo
feet high.
\ heavy land slide krokc down upon the
railroad tracks and other mountain side
works OF the Anaconda in the rear OF the
sn,cllers The tracks are destroyed and
damage is feared to the cast end Of the
old works.
:, Arthur Hcs>ct,e of Butte Was wounded,
c probably fatally, Sunday, by the discharge
: Of a pistol which he was examining. The
u bullet passed through his body Just below
:. the heart and lodged beneath the lett
IS shoulder blade
Governor llauser shall not take the ac.
!" ton recommended by the territorial vcteri-
: naria1 as to quatan:ininy Dakota cattle
" Gov Pierce OF Dakota has informed hin,
that the Ethcriny.on herds have all been
killed and buried.
The Benton press SAYS that George NJ
- Robbins cattle are sick with the disease
y which has taken off SD many OF hi, herd
- ant. it is probable they will all die. Mcs>rs
:" Minar, Green, Sweev and others went ou,
~ to look at them to-day The animals can
:" be seen in all stages OF the disease.
Il.
!. The new syndicate that has taken Dii
II Of the Williams coal mincs--tcn miles
* from Livingston doing Il good deal OF
y outside developments. Several COX.
,e ovens, boarding house, and Other i'm
m provements are nearly completed Eoze
p. man Courier.
The west bound passenger train ON tn,
Northern Pacific road, while entering
deep cut lcw miles east OF Custer static,
'le Monday morning, collidrd with IL larg
H. rock which had jus, been displaced from
In the mountain side and rolled into the cu
i'll The train, consisting OF eight coaches
ats mail, express aud baggage cars, had all q
liz its steps on the left side ripped on y
er' passenger was injured.
~ The new stamp mill OF the Elkhorn will
!. :. be il, operation the last Of the week; it
~ the plan to sink down 900 feet; to put i
:" two pumps and keep clear OF water. 1t
=" expected that the full stamp capacity OF til
mills will now turn out 100 tons per da,
ed The lower levels on Gso arc full O! ore run
'n' ming from S4s to $50 per ton III silver
of The superintendent. reports that with tn
ith ,ooo.loot level by the month OF May ti,er
ed vii! bc in sight ore on which the net prot
Sc will be $500, o,ooo.-/u/T noHHfoiH.
his -
Mr., Ci,as, i. Powell, postmaster, Ycrr