The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1888-07-07

June 30th. The present price OF stock Is
! 22s Cd.
If John p Nolan, printer who has
been leading Wandering life IN the north
west the past year, will report by postal
card to T. B. n, war department, adju-
tant generals office, Washington, D. G.,
he will learn something greatly to his ad-
vantage Exchanges will please copy this.
The following are the officers elected
at the annual meeting of the press asso-
citation at Great Falls last week for the
ensuing year: President, r. E. Fisk
Vice President, Jerry Collins; second Vice
President, Alex. Devine third Vice-Presl-
dent, w. H. Todd; Secretary, A. K. Yerk-
es corresponding secretary, Daniel Searles.
At Chicago on Saturday last a Montana
horse won the Engelwood stakes. Julia
L., was bred and is now owned by S. E.
Larabie of Deer Lodge. Julia {. is by
Longfellow, dam Christine, the mother OF
Montana Regent, who made herself fam
Gus last year as a runner IN the east.
Christine is at the farm of Mr. Larabie,
near Deer Lodge, and is being bred to
Regent.
The men who held up the stage be-
tween Chalis and Blackfoot, Idaho, last
week have been captured at Argenta, Bea-'
verhead county. They go by the names
of Baxter and Ashley and are at present
confined in the Dillon Jail, They refuse
to 90 back to Idaho without rcqu1stion
from the governor Of that territory. When
the necessary papers arrive they will be
taken to Challis where their preliminary
examination will be held.
Herald Old Arlee, the we'll known
chief of the Flathead Indians, paid Gov
ernor Leslie a visit Thursday in the inter-
ests of his tribe tu talk over the game
laws, railroad privileges IN the reservation,
the herdlng of stock on the Same, etc. lie
spent two hours with the executive, the
conversation being carried on through an
interpreter. Arlee is one of the Oldest
and most sagacious Indian chieftains IN
Montana and is respected alike by whites
and Indians for the justice with which, he
has ruled his sabjects.
A reward of 5000 is offered for the re-
covcry of the four-and a-half year old
daughter of John Selander, who lives on
the Billings & Benton stage road % miles
north of Billings. The child accompa-
MED her father on trip to the woods for
a load of poles, and becoming separated
from him, has not since been seen, al
though large parties have been in search
of her. She is described as follows:
About feet high and weight about sc
pounds; eyes light blue; hair very light
color and cut short; fair compilations; she
wore dark calico dress, dark woolen
,tuykluso, button ohoco u1a a 10y y Ll~. L
felt hat
Daniel Cavanangll, who was convicted
in the district court at Missoula OF the
murder of George Gerber, has been SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for life IN the
Deer Lodge penitentiary. In passing
sentence Judge DeWolf said he had re-
viewed the evidence carefully and he be-
lleved he was guilty and he did not
believe there were any mitigating c1rcum-
stances connected with the murder that
warranted mercy He believed beyond a
doubt he was the man who murdered old
man Gerber and dragged the body to the
river and sank it to hide his crime.
Sun River Sun: The fve-legged calf
which was mentioned IN these columns
last week Is with the roundup just north
of here, and is doing we'll. Mr.. James
Strong to whom it belonged, traded the
strange creature to Win. Birkcnbuel for
an ordinary one, as he was not aes1rous OF
going into the show business. The fifth
leo comes ont of the left flank and hangs
down to within about four inches OF the
ground and IS apparently as perfect fore
leg, with hoof and joints, as the two others
| The little fellow is about month old ano
runs at the side of its mother as lively ano
brisk as an ordinary calf
On Sunday last as train of flat cars
were going down the grade from the An
aconda mine three of the cars jumped the
track, instantly killing two boys who
we're riding on them, named James Burns
and James Green, aged Is and "A respect
ively. Fred Tremblay, a brakeman, hao
his arm broken and George Wellan, 6
switchman, was also badly bruised. The
BOYS met with a horrible death. Young
Burns head was completely severed from
the body. Green's head was also horribly
mutilated and the flesh was torn from
their bodies in all parts. 1t is the habl
of boys to jump on these cars and steal
ride and they are repeatedly warned t
keep away The ccroner's jury rendered
verdict of accidental death.
C. Mcintosh, gentleman interested in
the proposed caolc road system at Butte
was awakened Sunday morning by twt
burglars in his room at the st. Nichola
hotel in that city He at once suspected
something wrong and jumped out of bee
and grsppled one of the thieves. 4
struggle ensued, in which Mcintosh re
ceived flesh wound from 38-callbr'
revolver. He finally succeeded in secur
ing the weapon, however, and with it bea1
the burglar numerically about the heat
and face. He was finally subdued ant
turned over to the officers, to whom h
gave his name as Hart. His companion
Clark, was also captured. The burglar
had rifed the pockets of almost ever.
guest in the hotel before Hart was caugh
in McIntosh's ROOM Hart and Clarl
were Jailed and it is considered certain
that they are good for fourteen years
term at Deer Lodge.
An attempted murder, followed by
suicide, occurred at Marysviile 1uesda.
morning. A woman known as Cordell
came to Marysvillc from Wyoming abou
fortnight ago and was shortly fcllowe'
by Frank C.. Loveland, with whom sh