The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-04-26
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Items of Interest From Both
Sides of the Divide.
incidents Worthy Of Eote Occurring
During the Week Given
Space Herein.

Notes Clipped and Condensed From
Exchanges Published Within
the Territory.
Deer Lodge will have calico ball on
Mayday.
A Catholic college to cost $4,000 is to
be built at Helena.
| The question of incorporating Deer
Loae,e Is nsine ~e;ta:ed.
James Lafideau hung himself last week
near Helena as cure for poverty.
Jefferson county has voted loan OF
$4,000 for the purpose of building new
| court house.
Sam Gov 3, 4aer and early day resi-
dent Of Alder guich, was found dead in
his cabin last week.
| James Salmon. young man employed
in the St. Lawrence mine al Butte was
Instantly killed last week
The ladies OF Anaconda complain that
the ministers are very direlict in the mat
ter OF making pastoral calls.
William Defry, badly hurt by falling
! rock in the West Colusa mine Butte.
last Friday, died from mis- injuries.
William Godas, tried at Helena for
killing John Ernbody, has been found
guilty OF murder in the first degree.
A row Of frame houses at Miles City
WIS DESTROYED by fire last Thursday
The loss is fully covered by insurance.
Andrew Lewinshi, OF Bozeman. went
prospecting last December, and since
then nothing has been heard from him.
Thurston, the Anaconda brickmaker,
is putting in two machines. zach of which
will have a capacity OF 10000 bricks per
day.
The Peerless Jennie mine last week
shipped three carloads of ore to the
Wickes smelter, which netted $500 a
carload.
Public Administrator Jaeger. of Hell
ena, is accused Of being s2,397.23 short in
his accounts, and there are three indict-
ments against him.
Pat Mullen, Of Centerviile, was robbed
OF 1886 in money, certificates Of deposit
and notes on Sunday night by burglars
who entered hls residence
The Independent reports that wild
boy lives in the hills near Helena end
lives on tbs refuse which finds its way to
the city dump. This may be Tascott!
The great Cascade tunnel on the
Northern Pacific will be completed in
two months. It will be the second long
est in the world; its total length is $3.50
feet.
THERE'S good deal of sickness just
now at Fort Shaw, and as it is believed
to be due to the bad sanitary condition
Of the hospital, that building will be torn
down.
Stanton, of Anaconda, who is accused |
Of stealing several Thousand dollars Of !
partnership money belonging to himself |
and George Parrott, is now being tired at |
Deer Lodge
Jack Rowan, who killed Bussiere at
Butte last summer, has been found
guilty o: murder in the fret degree and !
sentenced to imprisonment for life He
has appealed
Kelly, who lost the sight OF both Of
his eyes by ar explosion in the Cable
mine in July, 1894, has been awarded
$4,000 by a jury at Deer Lodge. He
asked for $4,000.
Somebody poisoned a valuable Irish
setter the other night belonging to ex-
Mayor Kleinschmidt, Of Helena and that
gentleman offers reward Of $500 for the
OF the guilty party.
Ben Dexter was stabbed in the neck at
Maiden on the 14th by we'll known
character named Duncan. The wound,
It is feared, will prove fatal. Duncan Was
arrested and lodged in Jail at Lewistown.
The cattlem en- recently in sess on a
Miles City decided to ask the legislature
% restore the bounty on wolves, az they
ire increasing fast on the ranges since
he price on THAR heads has been taken
9ff.
Articles Of incorr Grafton have been
lied with the terrific rial secretary, OF the
Warm Springs irrigation ditch company.
The object is to construct and maintain
! ditch for irrigating purposes il Fergus
county.
Delegate Toole writes in reply to the
protest Of the Montana woolgrowere
against reduction in the tariff on wool:
The subject Of your telegram will have
'areful confederation I sincerely hope
hat no industry in Montana will be in
affected By change in tariff
sgislation."