The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-04-25
THINGS TERRITORIAL.
Items Of Interest From all Parts of the
Territory.

lege.
John Ripley is building IL hotel at os.
ton convenient to the depot.
Butte decided for re-incorroratlon by
a vote of / ,23S to 2s6 on Monday.
White Sulphur Springs will ,ncorpor-
ate and take upon itself cityfied airs.
There have been several very rich
prospects struck around Nye in the past
few weeks.
The difficulties between the miners
and the Sand Coulee Coal are
still unsettled.
Butte is going to have a hotel, SO It's
said, to be built by Nelson Bennett,
Heaven knows it needs one.
John A. Rowand has been convicted
at Deer Lodge of the murder of Joseph
Bussine and has been sentenced to inn
prisonment for life.
improvements are the order of the day
at Great Falls. One enterprise leads TO
another and n line Of business gives
employment in turn TO several others.
The Esler syndicate, an a 81, lation of
lielena, CGur d'Alene and Spokane Falls
capitalists, have just concluded the pur.
chase Of some valuable mining property
in the C@ur d'Alene country.
Manager Marcus DAILY is LAWN: In
elegant new private railroad car built for
the use of hir family ami friends. The
ear when completed will cost about $IS,-
100 and we understand will be ca, led
'The Anaconda"
Ben. Dexter was stabbed in the neck
on the 18th at Maiden, by a well known
character named Duncan, who was ar
rested and placed in Jail at Lewiston.
The doctor states the wound is danger
GUS, as it narrowly missed the jugular. but
may no result fatally.
June l, the Third infantry, now at Fort
Missoula, will be transferred to Fort
Smelling. This move will bring the
Twenty-fifth of Fort Smelling IA colored
regiment) to Fort Miseoula. The change
will probably make Mlssoula regimental
headquarters.
Marquis de Mores, who ran a big
stock ranch in north Dakota, and who
ls an accomplished single.handed fin.
ancial dreamer, is to return from France
shortly, and will locate in St. Paul. back
ed by millions of money.
The old bald headed, elaborated,
mackrel.eyed editor, of the New Idea,
has arrived from Mineral Hill, and we
presume the people of Montana will be
RECALLED next week with the usual quota
OF Dillardism.-Idea.
The companies of the third infantry,
which have been at Fort Shaw, are to
leave there by June for some other post
in the department of Dakota. They will
be replaced by fur companies ofthe 25th
infantry which is a c"lored regiment.
Messers. Hathaway and Patten, the
two gentlemen WHO were engaged to run
the new paper at Missoula and for some
unknown reason were not allowed to
enter upon their work, have concluded
to'start a paper of their own at Missoula
to be democratic in politics.
The jury in the case of George Godas,
the halfbreed on trial at Helena for the
murder of Embody, full accounts of which
have heretofore appeared in these colu-
mus, after being u about twenty hours,
came into court and announced that they
had found the defendant guilty of muir.
der in the first degree, under the tenth
count of the Indictment.
An Ada Mimi dispatch says: 1t is
learned here to-day that President Hill,
of the Manitoba is surveying and getting
the right ofway for o cut off on his Mon
tana branch, which will ave twenty to
thirty miles between st. Paul and Hell.
ena. The new road leaves the main line
near Larimore and passes south of the
White Earth reservation.
Mr.. Ben Tibbey, superintendent of the
farrot' VINO has Just returned from Liv-
ingston, wlhere he has charge Of the de-
velopment Of the the Hauser coal mines,
miles west OF Livingston, says that
Mr.. Hauser is operating twenty seven
cake ovens at the mine, and producing
thirty tons of forty-eight hour coke per
day. MIR. Tihbey says it is fully as good
as the Connellsville article. Nearly all
OF 1t is consumed at the works at Wickes
and Toston.