The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
MONTANA NEWS.

xEum Ee0 L0l18e u hu Xtt8t aheuthnh1u
throughout Montana and this winter In
company will have tn hustle I'm order tn
supply the urgent demand.-Re Lodge
Picket.
Articles of incorporation of the Jo Smith
mining and milling company OF Jefferson
county have been fled with Secretary
Walker. Az stated i'm the certificate, the
company il organised ''for the purpose at
mining and milling orcs and the sale OF
the same and such other business as may
properly he connected Herewith" The
capital stock is S2,5OO,OOO i'm 81 shares,
and the rporat are 1T. smith,
Henry Gilbert, L.. o.. Smith and l.. Nj.
Smith. Principal place of bsisiness,
Helena.
A strike was inaug,,ratcd last week
among the miners at Horn. the particulars
of which we are unable tn learn. IL seems.
however. that i'm the abscncs, OF James
McFaddon, the manager, who Ii on n visit
la Pennsylvania, some Disagreement arose
that for want OF prompt action resulted i'm
u suspension of work. Officers of the
company at once repaired tn them mines
and matters ARE again being put into
working shape, and the mon have nearly
all gone to work. The strike will therefore
only result i'm temporarily delaying opera
tions.-Liringsfon Enterprise.
Assistant Boiler Inspector Layton, who
has just returned from Demcrsvillc, states
that the new steamer. the L. II. Carter.
will be i'm full rig and making regular
trl0S from tIe 1GOt OI tue ltke to Us
Vile i'm less than two weeks. The diuieii-
sions of the new boat are: LENGTH, as
feet; deck width, Is feet; water draft. 3
feet q inches. 1t il fitted out with two
eight-inch high pressure engines OF No
horse power each. These will run "a four
foot propeller. The speed of the boat
will bc about II miles per hour. Its csti-
mated tonnage il ~ tons.-1he Missoniida.
The Judith basin owners have divided
their large beef herd into three parts.
Npn a. A.
ing shipped to-day. The second herd, now
near this city will he loaded i'm n day or
two belongs to Jesse Phelps 4 Co., n. =.
True, Oles Thorsen. III. Sweet. >. Tuttlc,
and j. Carter Il Bro. The third herd he
longs to $. =. Hobseu, Perry Wcstfall, Ben
ID. Phillips, George Barrows, and Messrs.
Curtis. Pearson and Beldcn. IL will take
about 10 cars tn move the two last named
herds, which with 30 cars out to-day makes
n total of $50 cars of cattle that will leave
the Benton stock yards within the next
four days.-Rirer Press.
Frank Thomann, who has been n resi-
dent of Lewiston for n couple of years and
for several months past i'm the employ of
w. w. DE Witt, starts to-day on IL visit to
his parents in ST. Louis, where he will
spend the winter. He Intends tn make the
journey by water and has had Bart No
bile construct N boat suitable for the under
taking. He will launch his craft i'm Spring
creek to-day and start on his voyage of
f.upu I1lIcS. III Will Jake al atltIIe SUPPLY
of provisions and blankets and expects tn
reach Bismarck before cold weather sets
in, and his destination before the holidays.
He thinks he can reach the Judith river i'm
one day and the Missouri by the middle of
next week.-Feryus County Argus.
From parties i'm from Castle We learn
that the Henslcys have completed ar
engagements for disposing Of their snielter
and mine to New York CAPT
talists. The new owners signifled a will
ingness to permit the Cumberland com
pany to operate the smelter another
month, hut as the latter company had
made preparations to shut down, their
fuel supply had been exhausted and they
could not avail themselves ~ the offer. A
large amount of bullion has accumulated
at the snelter during the past two months
owing tn n lack of necessary freight out
fits to move il. This is now being brough,
to this place for shipment tn Aurora
Illinois. and every available freight team
is employed for the pnrpose.-Liringsto'
Enterprise.
The people Of the Bitter Root valley
arc awaiting with much anxiety tin
actions of General Darlington and tn
government regarding the disposition a
the flfty-one claims of the Indians i'm ths
sent fifty-one quarter sections Of tn,
choicest land to he found in Missouli
county and much of il il heavily timber
d But few improvements have beer
Il = ny thhe hhSsi hRo hholo ~ III y
and IL thrown open To settlement tn,
same as similar lands owned by the gov
rnment. il means comfortable homes fo
over half N hundred families. Genera
Darlington will visit the valley this week
and i'm a short time il will he know
whether or not the Indians are willing 4
transfer their title to the government,
This land is not i'm a body, but is i'm va
rious parts of the valley from u few mile
north of Stevcnsville to Corvallis, and wa
surveyed and given to it's Indian owner
; long before the regular government SUI
vey was made.-The Missoufian.
i Al $40 o'clock Tuesday evening vii
!. ian Noonan, a hill pilot OH the Northcr
Pacific was suddenly killed. The fats
! accident occurred about one and IL hal
I miles west of the crossing of the MOI
tana Central. Noonan was going out q
freight train No, TX, and was on deck, ths
is OIL top of the cars, Onward. Suddenl
= one of the regular crew saw him disaI
pear. He must have made n misstcp
Z passing from one car to the other. He iii
a not fall between the cars, but fell clear
the train. The engineer, Angus McDol
4 aid, was siRnalled and stopped the ira
u AS soon as possible, which was at abo,
e half a mile from the scene of the accidlcn
N | The train WAS then hacked tn wher,. th,. mi