The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-06-19

les corrosive sublimate, administered throue
en- a mistake by Henry Wymer, who SUI
posed it was salts.
t. The Miner Live Stock company hay
* purchased between three and four thou
OF and cattle from Powder river to be drive
to to their Shonkin range, and from Co,
Or Kohrs one hundred three-quarter bre
TO Montana Shorthorn bulls.
The amount of $15,5OO in bonds G
"a Custer county was lately sold to New
: Hampshire bank at one-eighth of one pc
It cent. premium. This is the last of al
: issue of 1874, 100 in bonds of that count,
d made since July 1st, 1885.
J. The steamboat trip up the Missouri ha.
been shortened by five miles, the wate
having cut through Trover point, which
: was only twenty-five yards wide at that
: point where the passage was made, but il
s was five miles around it.
!, Two of the buildings composing the
slaughter houses of Henry Nickle at Butte
were destroyed by fire on Sunday morn
ing last. A large quantity of dressed
beef was in the burned buildings. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
| j. H. Conrad, Montana and Wyoming
merchant and cattle king, has leased a
tract Of $4,000 acres of grazing land from
the Canadian government for term of
nineteen years, and will stock it with 1O,-
900 head of young Montana cattle.
Great Falls Tribune: John Harris, man.
ager of the St. Louis Cattle company, was
in town last Thursday. He was buying
horses and said that the company had
over 100 head of horses in use and everv
one OF them was sick with the bronchial
disease so prevalent at the present time.
The Powder River Cattle company
brought an action to obtain an Injunction
against the treasurer of Custer county, to
restrain him from seizing and selling the
company's stock for taxes, amounting to
$4,494. The question was argued before
Judge Galbraith at Deer Lodge, and the
injunction was denied
The Boulder Mining and Reduction
company has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the territorial secretary. The
company is composed principally of Hell
ena capitalists, and has purchased the
Amazon works in Jefferson county. con-
slsting of five stamp mill, smelter and
concentrator, and will commence active
operations at once.
Gazette: G. R. Davis says that band
OF horses belonging to A. G. Malony, num-
bering between IS and 100 head, now
ranging on the Crow reservation are badly
diseased with the mango and something
similar to the button farcy. Since last
fall between twenty five and thirty head
have died. Mr.. Davis wants the territor- !
al veterinarian to inspect them.
An effort is being made toward revers- :
ng the decision of the district court at !
Deer Lodge in the O'Brien murder case. .
Che attorneys for the defense, Messrs. =
Campbell and Duffy of Rutte, will appeal y
o the supreme court at its next sitting :,
nd expect to make such strong case as -
o have the decision reversed and the case 81
ent back to the lower court for new :
rial.
The term of district court called for n
MADISON county under direction of Judge .,
Wade on Monday of last week was not :. T.
eld, on account of the non-appearance of q,
lie judge. The Madisonian saws: "We ~
re not advised what the reasons were for n
udge Wade's failure to attend and hold y;
ourt, according to his promise. We do NJ n,
now, however, that his action involves +,
[adison county in large expense which cr m
light have been avoided" ~
Madisonian On Monday, j. Boucher, is
Silver Star, deposited with Banker FL ly
ng 1471 ounces of gold retort which he b,
I'd taken in hand mortar from 90 pounds
ore. The retort is worth $17 an ounce. ~
re that will give over $25 to the pound IT. IT.
good enough for any country. Our re- ~
'rter wanted Mr.. Boucher to give the II, H.
cation, but he was afraid some one ~ ~
'uld jump it before he could get back % T..
1t and declined to furnish the informa-
N.
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Stockgrowers' Journal: w. T. Homa- ma
y, agent of the Smithsonian Institute, for
urned Thursday from a hunt on the An
rth side ranges for buffalo and other Pa
lmals for specimens. He succeeded in It
ting two full grown bufaloes, one wi,
y large bull, a live buffalo Calf which
doing we'll, and number of antelope
/ smaller animals. The buffalo were
led by the cowboys with the Phillips wa
nd and Cattle company. There are abt
y about dozen buffalo IN the country MIA
far as known and it is a hard matter to ao~
ne upon them. W., w.
The Bi-Matallic Mining ~
npany filed articles of incorporation ~
dnesday with the territorial secretary, ioo
ed June 9th. Capital stock S., 200, 900, cea
ided into shares Of $25 each, for the had
pose of reducing, smelling, conccn- bar
ing and refining gold, silver, copper out
other metals, in the vicinity of the lool
ut Creek Mining district, Deer Lodge It i
nty. The following we'll known St. hea
lis capitalists, who are practically the con
lers and controllers of the famous '-- M
mite Mountain mine, are the incorpo- ceis
RS: Chas. Clarke, J. NJ. Merrill, Chas. oeel
McLure, Moses Rumsey, Paul A. Fusz,
NJ. Bolfinger, Auguste B. Ewing and - =.
J. McKellops. II
An Editor Shot. van
r. Morrison Munford, editor of the will
1sas City Times, and two other per was
were shot on Monday by w. A. diet,