The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-03-02
INVEST: DEER LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY, MARCH 30. zoo
NEWS.


..o,.;, Al White Sulphur Springs
rha Los Angeles Typographical o''o'
has 2b members. 1oes-xon
nicholas Preuitt, an old timer OF Jene'So"
s;ed At Jefferson Island Sunday.
VIM Enelemeyer suicided in San flan. m;,b
the oath, by shooting, wnile Crazy
the meazles.
". = ". Knight has the first legal 'eD"ef
~ Iii ev.r issued. It's ~genuineness - ~
thenticated, and $500 has been efoSeo''o' ;"
..no If railroad men at Albuquerque
N M. were poisoned on the 24tn, W -
currant jelly that was tainted VIII
zinc. milan
..,f dozen prisoners belonging IN Di'4on
- nov in the Butte Jail, being he'o 'ne'o
While new cages are being put IN 'no D''
Jail. +,o
Jack Murray, well known to many VI. 'ue
o,d timers. died at the poor farm 1nu's""S
and was buried yesterday by the county
Miner, 25M.
Virginia city had a varloloid case anu eon-
siderable apprehension existed 1or q .'me'
bnt no new cases have appeared "nu ~
danger is believed to be past.
Victor Arland shot and killed Dc. Dye d.
Arland, on the Sinking Water "yo"lns'
Feb. 23d. Dye was arrested ana d'scn a'so"
having acted in self defense.
The result of the Meiklejohn matter before
the Butte Council was that he was reduceo
from Chief to one of the force: ana l. W.
Stoner made Chief in his stead.
Seven saw mills with a capacity Oh oo'ooo
feet per day each, have been ordered anu
will be placed opposite Corvallis and near
Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
The Typographical Unions of Butte and
Helena have requested publishers using
.enlate" matter to discontinue its use In
everything except advertisements.
A claim against the estate OF y. CO.
Thornton by the Colorado M. " s.. Co,
amounting to S48, 1885 was allowed yesfer'
dav in the Probate Court.-hter- Mountain,
28M
Aspecial to the Independent from Billings
says Andrew Ferguson stole a cases OF Ker-
osene in daylight, peddled it around town.
was arrested, pronounced insane and sent TO
the asylum.
J. W. Noel, telegraph operator at Butte,
| is under arrest. in Helena for having stolen
s24O from the pocket of an inebriated pas
senger with whom he rode out from Helena
TO Butte. He had s212 on him when ar
rested.
The Butte Mining Journal says Drs.
Mitchell Il Mussigbrod are going to build a
large dance hall at Warm Springs this season
to accommodate picnic parties. They will
also begin the planting of trees and shrub
! berry for a park or garden.
Must we reiterate that a composing room
is no place for ]oafers? We do not want to
be discourteous, butt if we are much further
annoyed by young fellows of this class, we
shall be compelled to take summary steps
to keep them out. GA word to the wise IS
Observation-Disclosures.
Henry Martin, a well known old timer,
was killed Sunday morning at the Benton
depot. While walking along the track he
was struck by an engine and fearfully man.
gled. He was a blacksmith, and known for
many years as the most powerful man on the
Missouri River above st. Louis
Chief Meiklejohn, of Butte, while under
! the influence of liquor at a ball in Butte the
! other evening, mistaking two ladies for per-
| sons whose presence was not desired at the
ball, requested them to leave in an objec-
tionable manner, and has got himself into
trouble, which is being investigated by the
| Butte Council.
j. r. Holmes, the great Kansas town
hrS111nr N ~ norrr fho fNo1nrO1o ditch
king, DR.. W. A. Bell, of Rio Grande fame,
D.. G. Bridges and A. c.. McKeever, Kansas
town builders, are forming a big scheme to
! populate and develop the San Luis, Colo
RADIO, valley, which in due time will be made
public.
Frank Minty, the railroad man who was
injured in the accident near Rocker some
months since, died in Butte Sunday in con-
sequence Of injuries then received. He did
well for a time, but a clot, of blood formed
on his brain, necessitating removal by ire
panning. He only survived the operation a
few days.
Nineteen saw mills are now working on
the forests of Missoula County, the product
of which all comes to Butte. But nineteen
mills cannot supply the demand, and so
seven more have been ordered and will soon
be in operation. Butte consumed last year
q, 200, 900 feet of timber, and the estimate for
this year is 81, OOO, 600 feet.
San ToIman has entered suit for damages
in the sum of 500, 900 against the men whom
he claims drove him out of town last summer
for claim jumping. Tolman alleges damages
to character. Of course, before attempting
to prove this charge, it will be necessary to
prove the accused parties guilty of having
been concerned in driving him out.-Philips-
burg Mail.
James Lynch, or Lynnis, was murdered
last Wednesday night, a week ago, near
Fort Assinnaboine. Patrick Crugan, boss
on the Marias section of the Manitoba road,
has been arrested with strong evidence
against him of having committed the MUIR
der. They were two Of a party of railroad
men who had been drunk at the post traders
and went outside to eight it out"
Butte Inter-Mountain, 18th: Complaint was
filed to-day in the District Clerks office by
John Rice vs.. The Montana Union Railway
Co., alleging injury to the extent of $50, 600
by being crushed between an engine and car
last June near Anaconda, and that it was
due to the carelessness of the railroad and
the effectiveness of it's machinery. Plaintiff
asks damages in the above amount. He was
at the time employed by the defendant as a
SWitchman.
On the Montana Central ground there are
now three large buildings, one of which will
accommodate IS men. At the forks of the
creek the company is putting up a large
stable. At the coal mine itself buildings are
being erected for blacksmith and genera,
workshops. A screen and a large platform
calculated to hold 100 tons of coal at a time
have been put in for the accommodation Of
tea1nsters, who will be able to load therefrom
readily.-Great Fails Tribune.