The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-06-01
ocratic policy of free wool. The o,on..
the general voter is whether tb;. onfor
destroying the sheep of the State po'cy Of
good thing for the State at large De a

ocratic policy of free WOOL. The ouev,
the general voter is whether this WY onfor
destroying the sheep of the State wan 1".yo OF
good thing for the State at large. oea
The Big Hole Lumber Company s,.,
ticles of incorporation with the Conn.,. a.
corder yesterday. The ineorporators Me-
A.. Clarke, E NJ. Trask, Henry w;re." w.
Alex. j. johnson and Frank Miles " n..s
to manufacture lumber, etc TIL. ..9ects,
existence of the company is twan.. Of
and the capital $50, COO, divided int. years,
shares OF a par value of IS each. non .0'"W
able.-Mincr 25M. "Ssess'
The annual salaries of the Butte w..
ganization foot up 100000. The Watar VI
pany is to make a proposition to- n;aao,"'
supply the City with an abundant ns"'' 10
pure water. The following police OF
were elected in the Council by acclama,ie
James Layden, Joseph Paulin, Con a.A:
Adolph Werner, Frank Murray, W ET w.
dan, Ed Carl, Alex Carleton, Ed .Janus
P. Smith, Tom Waters and James =, 'ou
Jailer. WV
a ooe'0'J ~ Xix hunters OF Madison
county was organized at Virginia Civ ,o'
week, as we notice by tine .Nadis0n;nn M
following officers were elected: Rich,r, ~
Hickman, President; Mortimer H 1o,.
Henry II. Mood, George j. Wickham F,h',
A. Maynard and Alexander Metz4, ",
Presidents Eugene Stark. Secretary Az
residents of the county who came there nr;..
to Jan. l, 1865, are eligible. The Associatioa
is to meet again July 4.
President Gibson, of the Ye llowstoro p..,
Association, is in Washington for tho ,r.
pose of getting his lease from the govern
ment properly adjusted. Several of the ho,,,
buildings of the Association are NOT :.
leased grounds, and changes will have 70 No
made to carry out the terms of the agro.
ment. The formal transfer of the nronu,.n
was made last week by + E. Thorne, Of yam
York, to the syndicate, he having purchased
it az trustee for the Northern Pacific and H.,
present Association at the sale by t g r..
ceiver of the old Park Improvement Com.
pany, effected through the courts of Wvo
ming two years ago.-Liringston Euterorise
LlSC Il EIudy 1ltOuOfe Bernard and Her
man Hutter, of Missoula, in COMPANY with
another gentleman, started down the Mis-
soula river on a prospecting expedition. The
party camped at Six Mile Greek that even
ing and Bernard took some giant powde,
and went down the stream to kill some fish
for supper. just how it happened will neye
be known, but it is supposed the powde
exploded in his hands, blowing both arm,
off and mangling his body and face in
shocking manner When his companions
reached him he begged them to kill him apt
relieve him of his suffering. He lingere,
ten hours, when death occurred as a result
of his wounds.-MissouAan.
Apostle Erastus Snow, of the Mormon
church. died Sunday evening at his residence
in this city, from kidney trouble, aged !
years. He was born at st. Johnsbury, Yer
mont, the same State that turned out 10
Smith, Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimbal
and other noted Mormons. He was COT
verified at II with his whole family, excep
the father, from Methodism by Luke John
SON and Orson Pratt, and after three years a
a home missionary, joined the "Saints"
Kirkland, residing with Joseph Smith hin
self for several weeks. On July 81, 1871, h
entered the Salt Lake valley, subsequent
being appointed President of this Stake c
Zior, and in February, 1Si9, was made a
Apostle.-Sah Lake Tribune.