The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-28
THINGS TERRITORIAL.
Items of Interest From all Parts of the
Tie, ,i,iuory.

pe es'"o'is''ou III i''t'''
me washo'' ON '''e 'i"'i'too' ''s peeh
refaireu'aiiu ''a'''s are 'uhhihe regularly
The great flood en- the upper Missouri
still continues and the river is still rising.
DR.. Holloway says there are no con-
tagious diseases among the Montana cat
tie.
The Tost on smelter, which is running
regular, turns out o'e carload of bullion
every day.
The railroads of the nor,rwest a:e
making the same rate on double-deck
cars of Montana sheep as on cattle.
Tho Husbandmen recrets bsving to
admit that the prospects of the early
buildiny of n railroad into Smith river
valley are not as fiattering as they were
a few weeks ago.
The Northwest Tribune. weekly
manor puhlisbed at stevepsv;lIe ia soon
to bo removeJ IN vi,tor n peichbo,inc
town in ,be R;,tcr Root VALLEY located on
the new rail- DAD.
The Pioneer Press ofthe 17,h ,ontaips
seven .colump occ,unt Of the Northern
porifi, roilrud and d.sc,p,s unop tb,.
yeu;us with winch it has b,cp m,nared
sipcc Vil,,rd re,ired
TIE E.ler svndiot. an ossoriat;on of
Helena. Gear d. Alene and spoknne Falls
capitalists. have inst concluded the nu-.
chase of some valuable mining nroperty
in The Cpur d'AIene county.
Tho e,ou ,o,, ~ WOLF ,,ou, :, c,s
cade copntv were sold last week at auc.
tion. The bidding was spirited and as
a result high prices were maid, Eight
dogs and seven pups were sold and
brought s57S.
Tho Nor,h.rn p..;eo w;,I soo, ,o
known as the great tea route. saws the
Tacoma Leaeer. 1t has lust closed a con-
tract for the TRANSPORTATION from the Pa
cific coast to St, Paul, this season. O0O.-
600 pounds of tea,
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o,r,to snrrav of ,ho;r uo,a,o 'ar,,s ~.
=. .oo, -. 3, l. ,oun,,,od co... u;,, ho
taken to remodel the arrangement of the
tracks and make various other changes
that are deemed necessary.
An sfr,rt 10 hei,, mazda i, Madison
oornt, 10 ;,,;,ro I,,5ra p,a,a oso noss;
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Two cheyenne chiefs Two MOONS
hog BACK ana hall Dreed interpreter
Jules seminole, nave departed ior wash
lhston, where 1hey nope 10 oo'aih aid
and re'ief ior inc Nor'hern oheyehhes'
VINO are IN Almost destitute e'rcum-
,.. ,'"Aces' anu ''''''' '''' u' NV 'N' '''''
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by the ci'ahse OF Mr. 'ohh j. faiion'
hitherto general agent oil the montana
Oeh'ra' al t1eieha' becomes Guy passeh-
ger ana tlcket agent. me approaching
Inauguration OF last passenger train SER
vice makes the business too heaVy ior
one man 10 hanuie ana hence IL was
diVidea-Mr. shannon taxing Tie 1reisht
business ana Mr. faiioh the passenger
tfaihe.
J.J. Kennedy says thatt the cattle losses
on the northern ranges will not exceed
five head in thousand. There have
been no losses from lack OF 1000. Inc
cattle are thin because the grass was
ratner green al 'he approach Oh Wlnte'
and go was not as well cured as IN othe"
years when there was less RAIN. on the
whole, he eons'uer thal tne cattle are IN
hea'.h' coh"i''"h aho VIII make a
good showing next iaii wheh some OF
them are sent 10 marke'.-'lripune.
If the Northern Pacific extends
the Boulder valley line to Butte
and then runs branch from
Gallatin to Boulder city, thus Civ
ing Butte dirert eastern connection
ano saving maui OF ABOUT oo miles, IL
Will oe pertinent 10 inquiry as 10 the late
OF inc montana Union. wiz IL coilapse
as an independent enterprise and revert
10 the ooioh racine Most hfeiy II
WILL IN 'hat event IL Will DC eAtended
ihto the forests OF Mlssonia county ana
anu compete ior the iumper anu limpe,
'raii'c "hich hereafter Will hot hii SNORT
OF 4o'ooo,ooo leet per year.
Buttethe Inter Mountain says has been
a big mining camp ever since the year
1881 when it began the race with other
districts with modest total production
of$1 ,2t7 600. Within that period there
has not been day when the outlook
was as bright and promising as on the
18th day of March, in the year of our
Lord 1888. There is enough developed
ole IN sight to give ample assurance of
prosperity for the next quarter of GEN.
tury. There is not mine IN Butte