The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-03
NORTHWEST NEWS.


Gomez one Of about % American heir to
an estate Of $40, 0oO.O 600.
William J. Bryson, Joseph Z. Young and
Charles A. Gregory have Incorporated the
West Gallatin Irrigation with n
capital stock of $oO0.O0O. In 10000 sharcs
Of e6 each. |
Large deposits Of excellent hard coal
have centl been discovered i'm Alaska
and On some of The coast islands. The
quantity il believed to he practically i'm
exhaustible. /
Al a revival meeting up ON Blue creek.
in the Walla Walla country, last week. q
man named Stuart confessed ON three
different occasions that he was n mur.
derer. Then the spirit of repentance died
i'm him and he now refuses tn divulge any
Of tho particulars. This has aroused q
curiosity i'm the neiRhborhood that will
hardly be allayed until the secret il fully
ban.
President Clark and Secretary Smith of
the Bi-Metallic mine, both wealthy and
| prominent citizens of ST. Louis, arrived in
the city yesterday and accepted the hospi-
talities of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Maclay.
This morning i'm company with MIR. Mac
lay they left for Ncihart by private con-
veyance to inspect The Moulton mine.
which. i'm connection with Messrs. Meyers
and Maclay, they have bonded.-Great
Falls Tribune.
Fire was discovered in the Office of the
Windsor stables at Boulder about I I'D
Friday afternoon. At the time OF discov-
cry Tic uTe utu uiaSie such ITuSFcSS
nothing could be got out but a sleigh.
Sixteeo horses. four sets double and two
sets single harness, five buggies, several
tons of hay and n quantity of grain were
destroyed. Loss, about 5000. Partially
insured.
j. n. Christie and other residents of
Yakima propose to explore the 2.5OO
square miles Of unexplored country en-
closed by the Olympic range. They ex-
pect to leave some time this month. Mr..
| ('hrisSio - m man u,ell vnrsal In, tho vicis-
STUDIES und hardships of mountain life.
having been q frontiersman since 1871,
and having spent most of his time sine.
1873 prospecting and hunting i'm the
mountains.
Mrs, Amelia L. Brown, who died at
Brownsville, Linn county, Ore, on tho 25th
inst. was the youngest daughter of Amelia
and Rev. II. II. Spaulding, pioneer mis-.
sionaries to this coast, made memorable
by Tho Whitman massacre of the earlier
days of Oregon. For nearly twenty years
Mrs. Brown has been a confirmed invalid,
!, and although confined to bed for this
period, has borne her Affections with for
] titnde and resignation.
. Mrs. s. Bridges, while visiting "a saw
mill near winlock. Oregon the other day,
, attempted to step over IA rapidly revolving
. shaft. Her clothes were caught by the
shaft and she was whirled through an APP
1 erturc besides il ten inches i'm width and
tossed upon a floor eight feet below, and
3 was completely shtcked of her clothing
Her only wound was a scratch on the
side of her face, and the only remnants
OF her clothes remaining were her shoes
and stockings and wristbands.
{ The Granite Mountain Mining company
on Saturday filed nine mineral applica
r tions i'm the Helena land office. The lode,
are all located TIA the Flint Greek mining
k district i'm Deer Lodge county. This vii
make between so and 10 odes the com
e pany is working, employing about 6O
u men. The new lodes for which the appli
cations were filed are the Peoria, Grown
Point, Fred Burr rails hewanee. Estis.
d Ann' f'ewakee fracti"h' MARIA, Souti
- Granite No. l, anu mccormick.
w. w. Newlin, prosecuting attorney q
the Third judicial district, including King
Snohomish and kitsap counties, Wash
,r who died Thursday morning at Denver
was one OF the best known public men q
N Seattle, ana his death IL n great surprise
"a Mr.. Newlin LETT two weeks Tor Defvs
~ i'm his usual good health to visit his mother
who resides there, and nothing more WA
I'd heard OF him until u dispatch came M
To nouncing his death from compressic &
ne the brain. The deceased was aged abot
I'd AZ years, ana was unmarried.
JOIN Peterson Ia at work developin