The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-11-29
COUNTY CULLINGS.

COUNTY CULLINGS.
The Deer Loigers are making ar
ransements to irrigate their cemetery.
B. Harris, Of Helena, was in George
town last week, where he is interested in
some valuable mines.
Wm. H. Brent and family. OF Pioneer,
will shortly remove to 40: t.od % and
ocoupy the res;den.e of the late James
IL. Bailey.
And arson. the Anaconda colorel brick
layer. says the Review, won eighteen pair
of SIG boots on the election. H. is tie
happiest man in Anacond, and s,ys lie
will have enough to last HIM his Ii O.
lime. He is having them all made en-
the same last.
Silver Lake is to have a silver mill
beycnd doubt. The contract Tor the
lumber Was gwen to the Montana Linn
bor & Produce company. We learn that
one Bali cam Stamp will be placed il
lie mill, which will have tho c.; pacity OF
in ordinary 30 stamp-inili.
Tommy McAevitt. OF Elk Creek,
probably did ON November 9th what no
other man in Montana ever did. He
voted in the house in which he was born
1T Elk Greek. The polling place wis at
his fathers house and he had come OF
age a few months before election
Northwest.
a heavy minin~ deal is being con-
summ;,ted at :.lkhorn. the property be-
ins the More,u group OF clain:s owned
by ii. N. Mor"au, and the buyers, syn
dicate OF Butte CAPITALISTS. healed. it is
understood, by Marcus DAILY. The ore
is copper bearing and assaying httle in
god and silver. The property is cons;d-
cred very valuable on acco mt of the
enhanced price of copper and the pros
lect o; having railroad in there early
T At SRfai'1!sao1n Rea1F!smaou1n on ouuuoy Va, >,.>>
bound passenger train on the Northern
Pacific came into collision with freight
train. Hippily the train was running
slowly and the conclusion was slight.
Aside fir. m the damage done to the
pilots OF the col'iding engines. no harm
resulted and the passenger reached
Helena on time. The accident is said to
have baen dae to the car:les ness Of the
freight cr.w in not cle;riny the main
line for the passenger. VII ca was run,
uluy Ou SCuCAtll<' U1uA AAoOtOAA>&-ho "
Sir knight aptain j. 6. Evans, as.
sisted by Sir Knight Herald J. r. HUFF
| man, u. E K of P. Instituted JOSEPH
,,owdaIl Division at Deer Lodge last
week. There w,re 50 members Initiated
| The newly made division elected theil
officers as follows: Sir kni :ht Captain
John H. Ovings: Sir Knight Lieutenant
John T. Straahal; Sir Kni ,ht Herald
Peter Patterson; Sir Knight Recorder
! 2. Bader; Sir Knight Treasurer, Samue
Beaumont; Sir Knight Guard, Jas. w
Faulkner; Sir Knight Sentinel. M
Migenery.
Speaking of the new district twent.
miles from Anaconda, the Review says
Some two years ago Lee Mantle ant
Chas. S. Warren grnb-staked Georg
Bow. and after looking around a whii'
he found rich carbonates and made
location between the head of American
G,lch and Gilsev Creek, both trlbutaTle
of the Big Hole river. The same pros
pact was re located sometime in May
lSSS, bv Thomas Newcomb and j. Il
Voole, and on June Ii Il party name'
Edwards, who had many years befor
found rich float in that vicinity, witt
Joe Fletcher. discovered a rich carbona'
vein. about a mile from French ant
German trail, and on the summit o
main range one mile from Newcomb'
location.
J. W. Craven. who has BEEN engage
near Cable the pas. several months, wa
in town onday, en- route 10 st. Pal
and the East on visit. Nr. Craven 1
one Of the pioneers, having driven tn
team that hauled the first boiler for
quartz mill brought to Montana. in 1856:
Mr.. Craven was 1st Lieutenant OF 20. Z
18th Regiment, Perna. Raseryes-th
famons and one only "Bucktail Reg
m nt." which Company he beion led I
from the 21st OF May 1861. and com
manded from the wounding of Cap
Eldrsd, at Gettysburg, wheu they d's!'
ed down Round Top into the Devil
Dee, until the regiment WAS mnstere
ont, June Is. 1864. This we know to b
history, ard Mr.. Craven is p'rdoaabi
proud Of his war record.-Nor:hwest.