The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-05-16
THINGS TERRITORIAL.
Items Of Intarast From all Parts Of the
Territory.

are cross cutting for ventilition. cross
cut is also being made at the Is foot
level through an excrilent ore body
The Northern Pacific is now receiving
at the rate of II dCzen each day. 900
new box cars, from the Peninsula Car
Works, Detroit, Mich. They are built |
on the most improved modern plan and
with the McGuire patent door, which is
a preventive to tran. IS and thieves.
Delegate To,le says the Flathead In
dians will lie removed ut an early date
from the lands which they now occupy.
Parmlcy Billings, of Billings, died sud
denly in Chicago on the 7h, from en-
ecs,ion # the kidneys.
The new agent. Nj Hrisc ,r, has arriv.
cd nj the Grow Asencv.
The lani cases If the government
against the Mp'tana I'M rnvomcnt COM
rnny inr cutting timber cn publ c land
are now on at Bate. The lnvernment
recently made re survey of the lines
originally run, five years ago This ran
hardly be male retroactive so rs to cover
tine cases now in aurt, but may operate
in future cutting. Four venires of Jurors
have been summoned from which it is
doubtful if panel can be secured. 1t is
believed that the company will win the
case.
We are glad to see that the West Gal
latin irrigating canal scheme is about to
be resurrccted by the addition of new
capital and new men. 1t is an enterprise
| that promises much for that valley, and
we are glad to learn that active opera
tions arc soon to lie CONNIE need. 1t is
such enterpris IS as this that count in
building up n country and making 1t n
fit place for the permanent homes of
thrifty farmers.-River Press.
Intruders have been put of the hay
lands on the Assinabone military reserve
and no blood has been spilled Only
one man refused to go, and lie was given
twelve hours grace in which to remove
a portable house, imported from Chicago,
or be put off and have the house burned
lie concluded to go. rhe reserve is now
entirely in the possession of the mill
tary. Settlers are cainpcd as close to
the line as possible, as there is a rumor
anoat that the president has Issued an
order cutting down the Ft. Assinabnine
military reservation, reserve to he seven
miles square, centering at the post. The
present line is staked out iy posts ten
feet high.
A letter WAS received last week by
Under Sheriff Reed from the warden of
the Boise City penileniiary. saying that
Deputy Tynrr landed Jackson there in
good shape, and that he is the man
they wanted. lie alsD asked for list OF
the brauds on the horses that Jackson
had, rs he says that many horses are
missing from eastern Idaho, and tho
stockmen are anxiously trying to recover
them, and think very probably the
horses in Billings belong in their neigh
borhood.-Gazette.
The most brilliant wedding ever cele-
brated in the territory was that of Mics
Anna Kennett, step. daughter of ex Gov
ernor Hauser, and Richard Allen, a
wealthy mining and cattle man. The
presents were very numerous, and came
from all sections of the country.
The Montana Central is laying rails
on the extension to Bntte. A force Of
200 men will be put IN the work, which,
it is expected, will be completed by the
middle of June. The entire ruad bed
has been graded aud is now ready for
stretching the steel.
The Northern Pacific announces that
beginning May 18th, the same freight
rates now in force to Helena will be ex.
tended 10 Butte, Anaconda, and Deer
Lodge.
The articles OF Incorporation for the
Anaconda Racing and Fair association
were fled, Marcus DAILY deciding the as
sociation tact of land for ninety. nine
years, to be used for this purpose. Con
tracts are now being let for making {
track and erecting suitable structures
an1 it is the intention Of the association
to have everything comp leted in tint
for the fall races.
William Warlield, ex city marshal o
Butte, and formerly engaged in the liv
cry business in that city, died in Chi
cago, where he has been living for the
last year and half,
A memorial will be presented to til,
Methodist conference asking for divi
sion of the Montana conference, ant
the establishment of mission alonI
the Montana Central railroad with For
Benton as center, the southern part o
the territory remaining a conference
with Helena and Bozeman districts n
the center. There has ais, been pre-
sented to the conference the matter o
making Helena the residence CT Il bishop
but it is not known whether it will b.
acted upon this session or not.
Information was received at Fort Ke
ogh that the Twenty. y.second infantry viii
leave Colorado for Montana on the 2Otl
inst, arriving at Fort Kengh about TIN
22nd. The Fifth infantry will, in al
probability, remain here until the Twen
ty-second arrives. Seven companies o
the latter will take station at Ft. keogh
which will DO regimental headquarters
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