The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07
THINGS TERRITORIAL.

A case of varioloih as appeared in
Philipsbur:.
Deer Lodge public schools had 222
pupils enrolled.
B'.uIler City hopes fur road NJ the
Eouldcr valley from Ga!latin City.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Harris, wife Sheriff Harris,
of Yellowstone county, died ThurstaY It
Billings
THE Meat Supply ofthe Nation and
It's Immediate Future" is th4 tlrle ola
ten Iase pamphlet by A1cl Amcs, Jr.
The Helena committee Of finance on
mineral land has collected :4jI. 1t is
expected that they will collect abolt So
500.
Helena IS preparing for the municipal
campaign. The election viii b. he'd
April .. The number of candid itts is
legion.
William Geyar, sold two lpsin Helena
for $500, but as he placed them in the
hands of two real estate agents, each
claim a commission.
Mr.. Rice has introduced in the house
Senator Sabn's bill to initiate negot' a.
tions with the Montana Grow frr the re-
duction OF their reservation.
Among the north Montana horses that
are to 60 east this year Daniel B., Ida
Glenn, Nevada and Arlee. Some of
them will run in Lexington races
A half interest in the claim a lj1inlns
the famous Yellow t N! min il Castle
mountains is ownel by Jane; \. Btilty,
who recently received tie appointment
of deputy clerk of the district court of
Gallatin couniy.-Husbandmen.
The building of an immense reduction
works at this place, says the Great Falls
Tribune, will be supplemented by the
construction of branch of the Montana
| Central to Neihart and Clendennin, an
enterprise of the highest importance to
Great Falls.
! The impression is pretty general that
Colonel John Il. Brooke, Third Infantry
commanding the Military district of
Montana, stands first for the Brisadier
succession, with Colonel Elwii! ). Otis,
Twentieth IN fnntry commanding 1T Fort
Assinaboine, as second choice.
Prominet capitalists OF St. Paul, New
York city and Helena recently i21med Il
company for the purpose of erecting Tie
most extensive reduction works i'll the
United States, at Great Falls, Montana.
The mpauy has capital of S2W000U,
of which 81 ,500.0 900 has been pAid in.
A fatal accident occurred in the Gold
smith mine at Walkervile On Thursday,
resulting in the instant death of three
miners. The cable broke and let the,
bucket fall forty feet down the shaft
killing James Riggen, Walter Lawrence
and Fritz. Riggen and Lawrence were
both married. The former leayes wife
and one child and latter wife to mourn
his loss.
The re incorporation of p lite is being
asitated and the council has appointed
a committee to confer on The proposition
with a like committee from the board ol
trade. One of the chief purpose Of the
re-incorporalion is to increase the area o
the city and also to grant greater power:
to incur indebtedness which under th'
old charter, are very restricted.
At the city council meeting in Butte,
complaint was sworn to bv viii +. Grail
, against Chefuf Police Meikleiohn, chars
ing the chief with insulting two respec.
s able ladies at the tireman's bal. Meick
e lejohu, it is alleged, had ab and an over
dose of beer and thought the Two ladie
D were disreputable characters and mus
r leave, and actually summoned two
il his officers and had them removed frol
/. the hall.
}. Treasurer Williams has been serve
j. with temporary restraining order TO
'e bidding him selling the Northern Pacil
a lands advertised in the delinquent IA
a list. The complaint alleges that IL
re company were not notified of the i
s creases in assessment, but the coun
is authorities claim that usual notice W
n sent through the mails. Tie cease will
ly tried in the United States court
Butte.-Missoula Times.
G. The smallpox seems to have run
u course in Butte and it has been alut
u' two weeks now since the last batch
II new cases. Nearly all the patients vi
OV were first taken have nearly recovere
The county physician does not expt
any more cases. In tins connection
may be stated that nearly everybody
a Butte has been vaccnated, and the SC
ne. arm epidemic is also about over. A
, ia plicants for vaccination are now few a