The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-05-30
THINGS TERRITORIAL.
Items of Interest From all Parts Of tie
.s-s. Territory,

S''t htid' ~ IL t.N'iftiE ~ u 7''tll' T ~ u
Montana, was rthlnd d of %4jj il Ci.i,4yt
by Il fast ~,'mah
Geo. J. Shelton. the Helena lawye
who went t" !'ra2iI month ur two age
is on his wa, back,
The Helena p"$,oitira has b,o,n allow
ed another clerk by the Department. a
Il salary Of $500 per yeur.
New 'r'"ps FIR it.r Fort Shaw ti41 mcr
and ten Ulcers. together with tlf,ir fan.
ilies) lyh Font SEellinl last week.
Woostnn's water works were tcstc,
in Helena on Thulsaav, and were hettel
than Mr.. Wpolston had promised IL G,
should be.
The seer, tary nf war has issued al
order rlohibiting r,.4imtntul bands from
playing "a;Si,lc Of HE rs, IS at whicl
they are Stationed.
new tiial has been asked il tht
case Of tlnteai W. Cu.cahr conntv l,i
S3o,n0n. The tlrrislnn agaju4t Cho.ea,
WAS lur a Technical reason.
A y NJ, G. y votns man n H. lens
named thas Aln>il. has !"t II ialcli ipl
mntila'ins h h'oks h,lunsing To he luhi,
library. He got lliiiiy days.
a lnd@" q; Od,i Fellows, The member
ship of which is composed wholly %;
colorcd men, has been nrtaEizad in
Butte. 1t is called the Silver Bow Lodge
The Northern Pacific has resumed the
running of the local passenger train
from Helena west. making two aassen.
ger trains each day, the full length o
the road.
The Montana Commercial company
with j. Il. llaegin and Marcus DAILY al
its head has fled atticlrs of incorpora.
tlon with the territ ,rial secretary. Can.
ital, 100000.
The Yellowstone National Park con.
talns 2,3Ol square miles, or 1,472 ,OOl acres,
or llG,0b acres more than the state OF
Delaware, and nearly twirh It's many
acres as the state or Rhode Island.
We were informed that instructions
have been received from salt Lake ia
'mmediatrlr start mp the Alice mines.
a number of men have hrcn pnt ia
work to day.-But!e Mining Journal.
Miss Loltic Vale, the actress, who
for couple of years was undrrtbe man
agement of John NJ .guire, has. sine her
departure irutn the irrlituy been mar
ried To liennrssy LrRny, Young Aus
tralian.
-Four companies Of the 25tl L. s. Inf.
(r"loredD har" arrived at Fort Shaw and
relieved the tonr companies of the Bid
Inf, three of which 90 To 10 II. Sissrtor,
Dak., and on| t" III. IN. ling, MINI.
A large c',i.vi Tor rather the tail If i)
has been discovered in ll,c northwestern
sky. Astronomers are rnnh'p 20 identify
1t, and 1t WAS at i:rst Supposed to be an
aurora. II is visible at about 10 ucintk
at night. il at all, in his latitude.
The Yellowstone journal says All arte
sian well, flowing sixty barrels an hour
was struck at n depth of 80 feet few
days ago by G, j.. Mckay and Mr.. Kir-
chaser, trustee for the district school,
who own it in common. The total cost
was less than $500.
Sidney Paget has received information
that he has been awarded by the Chief
Quartermnster of this department. the
contract for furnishing 1888 cavalry
horses at SllS.95, and NJ. nrandenburg.
also of this city, has the contract for
eleven artillery horses It
SOB per head.-Journdl.
The Northern Pacific r1al will Sc |
round-trip tickets tn the Democratic and
Republican conventions at Chicago and
st. Louis, for one fare for Tia iouul trip
Chicago tickets on safe June 10, II, and
10, good to return until June IS, inclu-
sive. st. Louis tickets sold on NAV 30,
81, and June /, good returning until
June II, inclusive.
j. H. lIarcat, a butcher at Castle, and
Pete Robinson, IL saloon keeper, quar-.
relied over a game Of cards. Robinson
pulled a six-sliooter and iIurcat struck
him on the head with a chair, knocking
him insensible, in which condition he
lay for some time, hut recovered so as
to go to Livingston. The report is now
that erysipelas has set in and he is un.
conscious and not expected to live.
The adventurer, Simon Hamburg, who
made tour throughout the Northwest
last summer, giving away corner lots in
a fictitious town in California, las been
sentenced at San Francisco to one years
imprisonment and to pay a fine of $l9,-
200, for swInding +. NJ. Parker ont of
S9,50o, Unless The worthy Simon digs
up the fine, lie will have to serve, alto
,ethcr, tiIty-threc years and twenty days,
Several prominent stockmen in the
of Fort Benton have announced
heir intention to occupy new ranges on
he reservation, and are highly gratified
Vt the action of the executive in modify
ng the burdensome quarantine repula.
ions. Purchasers of Texas cattle can
low make the through trip to northern
without the veyations DELAY
hitherto experienced, and n stream OF
ong horns will soon be pouring into
lorlhern Montana.
The Woolston watrr-wurls are pra;-
irally completed, and already large
of our people are being furnisl.-
ri with the new supply. This mornin.
hc new pumping machinery was put to
work forcing water from the great well
nto the three million gallon reservoir
below Mount Helena. one hundred and
iity feet elevation above Court House
qlIare, and at the same time, with un-
pressure, water is kept flow
ny through the mains direct to all rarts
# the city.-llerald 18th.
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