The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-20
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Touics Of General Interest In The -Four
New States and Elsewhere.

lvvtSo VI VVUeto1 AosSs~ -
New States and Elsewhere. ,
The Cpur d'Alene camp last year pro. ,
duced nearly sl6,OOO.0OO In gold, silverand T,
lead.
T. Angling's brood mare Kinkara, dam
OF C~onstantinel recently foaled q nay my
nv Barou Wilkes, which before 1t was
,hree hours old was sold to Gerhard Lang,
of Buffalo, n. v, for S5,00O.-BiHings Cd
sette. Il,
Noah Armstrong. owner OF Spokane, Is
about TO ship to Kentucky for active train
inc. two half sisters and one full sister TO
Spokane-Silver Star, Whalebone ana
E~yelena-all two year olds ana entereu
for the big eastern events.-SdH LoHf
Tribune. :.
The Fort Benton Press says: A wool
securing mill will probably be built III
that city during the present season. Iar-
ties who nave been examining the diuer-
ent Eligible locations for such an ehter-
prise unhesitatingly declare thai TINS ci'y
presents greater advantages Tor such an
establishment than any other city III 'he
west.
Several of the horses down the valley
are diving of a new disease which no one
hereabouts seems able 10 treat success
fully. They first show weaknes across
the loins and a blinking OF the eyes as IN
blind stagpcrs. They then fall in a NJ
! and some recover. but most OF them die.
Hon. John HALEY lost qnite a number OF
horses from this disease last year, the
only treatment with which he saved any
of those attacked was the application OF
hot bran or salt across the kidneys'-
Haley Times.
The Missouri River Power compan Is
the name of a recently Incorporated com
pany of Helena. The capital STOCK OF 'he
compan is placed at 100000 in shares
of Sa5 each. The articles OF incorporation
state hat the formation Of the company
is for the purpose Of constructing humes'
bitches, etc., for power, to acquire lands'
construct buildings, purchase machinery
wires, etc., necessary for the ransmissiom
of electricity, and to manufacture and sell
electricity.
The losses In the South Park are now
beinp approximated, says the Billings Ga
zete. j. b. Sims, of Rocky, Park county
states that out of 600 herd he will lose II
. Der cent. Samuel Hartsell, OF Hartseii
who has about 1000 head, has lost aoou
% per cent. of his herd. Mrs. Caro- WIT
t.JOO head, has suffered q IKE ioss oi .
ner cent. Cattle south of Florisant on -Four
mile have suffered very little, n ar
looking very well indeed. j. l.. Falknei
who has one of the best ranches on -Four
\ mile, has lost scarcely any cattle. 9on
O,Brien, also of Four-mile, makes IN
same favorable report.
w. p. Turner, jr., of Lucille. Mont, an
G., p. Grimes Of Paris, Mo-, have bougi
all the sheep and sheep ranches OF Eiiz,
II Beach,. north of the Sun river, n M
II Beach has quit the sheep business. III
properties consisted Of the Lake place o
the road from Augusta to Choteau, an
four ranches on Spring coulee, In the '
cini,y of Floweree's horse ranch. All IL
ranches have good sheds, abins an
IA other improvements and the ranges in u
~ neiohborhood are excellent. The shes
L number 5,4OO head, 1000 OF which a
thoroughbred merinos, said to be u
finest i'm the state; 10000 was the co
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Since the passage of the present law !
yardinp lotteries, j. j. Jacobs. prophet
of the Montana Lottery, has been runni
regardless of statutory prohibition' ]
has been warned that prosecution "
likely to overtake him at any time, but
has repeatedly expressed the deterihi,
tion TO run Just as long as they lmeani
tho authorities, would permit. 1t see
~ now that he is at the end of his rope, SC
sneak. After a careful study Of the lie
nbasc of the case and the collection
evidence. County Attorney Nolan beG
proceedings yesterday by filing a &C
plaiut upon which warrants were iss'
Nh Tor the arrest of Jacobs and his Gle
Miss Annie Smith. Jacobs apparef
anticipated arrest and skipped to But
leaving his b~ookkeeper to bear the br
Of the prosecution. Miss Smith was ia
before Judge Sanders, where she was
leased upon her own recognizance.
day the regular monthly drawing occ
after which Jacobs may return to Hell
to face the law.-Helend Journal.
Some discussion i'm regard to the
of the game laws may he settled by RI
ence to section 114S, revised statutes
Montana. This section provides mat
-. person who shall kill any wild geese
ducks between the first day OF May
the 18th day of August shall be guilty
misdcmeanor, and upon conviction'
be fined not less than $40 nor more
$40 for each oifense. Inc ae. pa
March 1. 1889, prohibits the KILN
bison. buffalo and quail until Marc
Iseo. Moose. elk and beaver must n
killed until March 1. 1895. The pc
for violation of this act is a fine OF
slO TO $500. white-tailed deer, b
tailed deer, mule deer, mountain 81
Rocky Mountain goat or antelope IN
killed only from September 10 TO oai
1. The only lawful way in which
may be taken from any waters u
state is with tackle consisting OF a n
mole, and line and hook, or speai
seincs or other catch nets may be III
any river below a point 200 miles
the source of such stream, and such
I or nets shall have a mesh not less