The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-13
NORTHWEST NEWS.
fepies q General Interest in ths PeaP nsv
States anl Blsevhsrs.

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falling rock. Nothin9 u known - 70
whether he has friends OF relatives In
Montana.
John A. Buchan has resigned his posi-
buildings ON this division Of the Northeru
Pacific and win remove with his family 70
AGissoula. Mr.. Buchan has made many
friends during his residence In Livingston
Who will wish him success I'm his new field
of labor. He will be succeeded at this
place by ID. A. Long,, who has been in the
employ Of the for several years.
Lsvtn0stow Enterprise.
AZ Garfield, Whitman county, WASH,
Sunday evening, q California detective
arrested q man supposed To he Peter
Olsen, tho noted murderer, whose capture
has been reported repeatedly, always with
the same result, mistaken identity. The
detective Ia sure he has the only original
Peter Olsen this time. He has been in
the neiGhborhood for more than n month
working up the case and claims to have
made the arrest only after convincing
himself beyond all question.
Agent Mclaughlin. of the Standing
Rock Indian agency, has started for
Washington with n delegation Of leading
Sioux chiefs. The main object of the
visit il to have a talk with the great father
N Washington before the Indians land is
given Up. They have no hopes OF keep
ing the reservation from settlement, hut
they seem anxious to have an eastern trip
and a big feed Mt Uncle Sans expense.
They will travel in Pullman palace cars
and stop at the best hotels.
iowstone mine and smelter at Castle, con-
template organising q stock coTpany for
the operation of the prope' II Is pro-
posed to issue 500. 600 shares Of stock with
srnelter. mine and two mill sites of five
acres each, valued at $4,000. will he
turned over to the This is one
of the paying mines of castle, the output
of which was smelted and shipped to east
ern reduction works during tho past sea-
son, realizing a handsome profit, notwith-
standing In heavy expense for ~freights.
L~iciuOston Enterprise.
Henry wormer Ia n boy II years of age,
who was supposed to have been drowned
March 3 last. His parents resided on
Vashion island, opposite Tacoma. and
Henry was sent to Tacoma after provis-
ions. A storm came mp, the boat was
found empty, and Henry was mourned as
lost. His father offered 500 reward for
his body. The other day. over seven
months afterward, Mr.. wormer was walk
ing down Pacific avenue when he was al
most overcome with joy at beholdinR the
lonG-lost son leaning up against n lamp
post. He had been at work in the wilke-
son coal mines.
The Josephine mine. at the head of Ten
Mile creek, has been bonded by Green &
Smith, mining brokers of this city. The
property is owned by Fred Manuel, and is
oGV ~ ~ kOoS hhbA AttA8 So
equipped with a Ave stamp mill, two Frcu
pump and hoist. A large guam
tity of ore was shipped from this mine
during the past summer which gave hand
some returns. The bond is to run for II
months and in the anti work will be
carried ON day and night and the shaft
sunk to a depth of 300 feet, with accom-
panying shafts, cross-cuts, etc. Jose
mine. Work IL also to begin shortly on
che Byrne. Rico and Barbary lotles in tie
same Observation-Disclosures.
The investigation of the charges of in
competency preferred against Chief of
Police Chesney by the Tacoma council,
and for which he was censured, resulted
I'm the dismissal from the force of Captain
Davis, Jailer Jones, Patrolmen Rubb, Jor-
dan and Dowden This action was kept
from the public until the regular meeting.
when the designations were received and
accepted. The charges against the ofiic-
ers are direlection i'm duty i'm not enforc-
ing the ordinances of the city and general
incompetency. The city attorney was
Jailer Jones and press the matter to the
limit. From all the evidence, he has will
fully defrauded the city out of consider
able money and to do this he has imposed
on those who have befriended him the
most.
1~2-year-old son of Mrs. johnson, re-
siding in the vicinity of the Astoria Or
Packing company's met with a
frightful death Saturday afternoon. He
was i'm Hollis mill gathering In
one part of the mill is an edgcr saw, part
of it above, the greater part below the sui
face of the table in which the saw works
The boy had gone under this table fol-
saw dust, not member anything of
she swiftly revolving saw over his head,
He raised up quickly. and one of the mer
i'm another part of the room heard q
smothered cry and n peculiar grating
noise. Rushing to the spot he found ths
PROSTATE form OF he unfortunate LAD
spotted with blood from n hideous lacera
ton of the head. the part Of the
head having been sawed off,.
The great Sisseton agency, containing
nearly 600 acres of land, Ia to b
thrown open to settlement. The Indian,
held q special conference Monday after
noon md amid much excitement voted
147 to III. TO sell their lands at IS pc
acre. The government agrees to pay an
nuitics of $3.50 600 at once with n bonus o
S1s.4OO per year for IL years, and ratifies
bill OF $1,000 for right of way against ths
Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul road
Every resident Indian, regardless of Sc,
or age, il to nave 100 acres after the allot
ments are complete. The interest at 81,
per cent. of the fund from the sale of TIN
reservation together with such portion q