The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-06-08

George Winters, a %bricklayer, while TO-.
porarily insane, cut his throat At n' n@'
Tuesday with q pocket knife, and .,;o. ol''on
after, his head being almost severed f,as soon
body. 1t is supposed want of emn,o@sh the
prayed upon his mind till he bacao '"ent
tracted. us.
The Bitter Root railway was turno,
to the operating department june !, 'Ses
is also completed to Grantsdale, tven,v anu
miles above Missoula. supt. Gilbeyt aaee
Assistant Chief Engineer Reardon No.. anu
and accepted the road. The forty m;las out
completed is said to be the best fort. now
of road owned by the Northern pac;So "''es
pany. CON.
The last narrow guage cars, which h,.
until recently, been used in handlina w.
concentrates from the dry house to tho VT
house, were loaded on standard pnaoo ~"
Tuesday and shipped to Pocatello. Ts s"s
were the only narrow guage cars in tho Ta'
ritory, and it is the first time since 1870 ~.
we have Teen without them.-Anmonda No
Uie1U. &- "e'
A form of the Mining Journal was "n;oa 4,
and in consequence it is impossible f., ~,
management to get out an edition on s,,n'
day az usual. MI. Penrose has ordered :. =
entire new dress, and when it Shall no.
ceived some two weeks hence the old s....
day edition will be issued on Sunday. Now
improvements, not only mechanica)lv h,
literary, will be made under the nan
Miner 2n
The will Of the late Robert C. Knox ox
Probate Judge of this County, was filed M,
3lst in the Probate Court. All of his nron
erty, after his debts are paid, is beoueathaa
equally to his wife Elizabeth and his tvo
daughters, Misses Jessie and Mollie Know
at present residing in Helena. The will was
made February 3, 1882, and the witnesses ara
Harry M. Comfy and Daniel N. Dellinoar
The estate consists of valuable mining into
rests in this County and IN city lots |.
Miner Sd. s
A camp Of the Patriotic Order of Sons ,f
America, with an application list of ion
names, was established in Anaconda recent.
~, with the following officers: Past presi.
dent-H. S. Neal; President NJ. j. Fitzn,t.
rick; Vice Hresident-N. H. Merely; Master
of F. and CD. q. Belden; Recording Sec,v
Peter n. Geisler; Financial Sec'y.-Frank
Strickfaden; Treasurer-W. A. Boswell.
Conductor-W. w. Conroy; Inside Guard
J. w. Sicily; Outside Guard-C. L. Zumbrum.
Trustees-Peter Levengood, 10 months; J. 7.
Grant, - months; D. A. Speaker, 6 months,
A disastrous and fatal fire, believed to be
incendiary, occurred in Helena in the earl,
hours of last Saturday morning. R. Y. Zeip
ler's stable-45 feet front, 200 feet deep and
two stories high-took fire and was total,
| destroyed. Two men in a cheap .lodein.
| apartment were burned to death. Their,
were also some "a horses and some 40 We
/ hicles belonging to Zeigler burned, it onl,
being possible to get 5 horses out. Zeigler'
loss is s18 900, insurance $1,000. The stabl
belonged to the Helena Building Associa
ton. 1t cost $4,000, and is almost a tota
loss. Two other parties lost from $500
81, 600 each. There were several stream
| turned on from the new water works, whlcl
proved very efficient, but the fire had sue
Roadway that the building could not b
| saved. The lame of one of the men burne
is thought to be Samuel Blake, and the othe
was George Payne,