The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-11-27
Billings Gazette: The cattlemen mort

Billings Gazette: The cattlemen mort
of the Yellowstone are crossing about 10
OCO cattle to the Crow reservation g
Clarke's Fork. Five thousand head G
sheep are being crossed on bridge q
wagons.
At Miles City on Wednesday, in sa
loon row, Charles Hazeltine stabbed
man by the name of Pepper under tn
left arm, inflicting wound which ma.
prove fatal. Both men are strangers il
the city.
Dillon Tribune: The judges at Poin
of Rocks made no returns, except to sen6
locked ballot-box containing the journa
and the tickets uncounted. The commits
sioners opened the box but did not count
the ballots.
Some sixty or seventy Oregon horses OF
band ranged by Mr.. johnson on the
Sinking Water are sick with some strange
disease, and number of them have died
The most prominent symptom is bleeding
at the nose.
1t is stated that a New York company
is examining the Montana Tin Mining
company's properties, situated about
twenty five miles from Dillon, with the
view of purchasing and making extensive
development.
The Anaconda smelter started up Mon
day afternoon at the reduced wages re-
Gently offered by Mr.. Daily. 1t is not
unlikely that general reduction of wages
will next follow in the different mills and
mines of Butte
The Hickey and Bluebird mines, near
Gloster, have been bonded to F. M. Chad
bourne of Empire county for $4,000
bond, which expires January 1st. Nego-
tiations were entered into in the interest of
English capitalists.
At the special election held in Dawson
county, on Saturday last, for county
of common schools, DR.. A
r. Duncan, democrat. was elected by
majority of % over the republican nom
nee, E. W. B. Harvey.
At the cathedral in Helena on the gath
nst., Bishop Brondel united in marriage
Major r. G. Walker, L. S. A., (rctired)
md Miss Lizzie NJ Whelan, of Cleveland,
Ohio. Major Walkers first wife was a
lister of James G. Blaine.
A suit has been commenced against the
.itv council of Helena by William Dav-
robert S. Hale, to restrain them from
ontracting with Woolston to supply that
ity with system of water works.
The Granite mountain mining company
eports shipments of silver bullion from
anuary 1st to October 31st, amounting to
i, 100000, and besides the above, ore
hlpments from July 1st to October 31st
to $4,000, making total of
i, ITO, 700. to which may be added $751;
100 shipped since October 31st.
Billings Gazette 22d: Paul McCor-
nick, who came up from Junction this
morning, informs us that thirty head of
attic, including ten of his own, were
;illed by freight train near Pompey's
'illar, last night The cattle were punched
lp on the track, and the snow probably
,revented them being seen until the train
vas upon them.
The city council Of Helena has accept
d proposition from George E. Woolston
o supply that city for twenty years with
system of water works. Under the
harter the works must be in running Or
Ter not later than December /, 1887, and
must he constructed without cost to the
ity, including 13 miles of mains and 130
ire plugs. The works are to cost $500, 900.
Mrs. VIM. Woolsey, who was arrested
or setting fire to the Kinney ranch, was
Examined last week at White Sulphur
springs and honorably acquitted. This
vas the case arising out of the burning Of
he Kinney stage ranch, on the Neihart
DAD, when several horses and a quantity
# hay, besides the buildings, were
,urned.
Glendivc Independent: G. r. Wilson,
# Martindale, who has large number of
attle ranging on the Musselshell, was
luarantined here Monday. He had sew
nty y-nine head of yearlings from New
York, which is one of the states affected
~ the governors proclamation. Mr.. Viii
on went back to Dakota to find a range
or his cattle, rather than hold them in the
took yards ninety days.
Contractor Palmer has notified Secretary
Webb that, owing to non-arrival of ma
erial, the rooms in the new court house
It Helena will not he ready for the next
meeting of the Legislature as was expected.
Secretary Webb made
overtures to the Irish American and En-
core clubs or that city for lease of their
halls for the use of the legislature, which