The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-20
NORTHWEST NEWS.



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We learn from purtics who came in ON
wustbouud srains during the last few
,l.v~ nv. ths. Fort Benton Rir~r Prsss,
that vmber, Of immigrants are already
nrviviu1 In tho Mix river valley, stopping
al Chinook and other points. We predict
that Oh team county will nearly double
n.L-.,.. ,.-,.v :. er cant NJ she;r
.".saa -. Ill au,,Iv nj, st1.rL cattle
S..wssr sii ,~,;,ts nm the C;r.a, Northeru
:, ;1,s.w -,ssh n ,nin;,nnn, ~ $40 Der car.
,O r.,n.ls on soap I'm car load, from 81.
pa,,s mi Na;,ncos.oI;s In HcIr,,n and
t,,,s,a Nontaun. and IN 20 rs.r lUO mounds
To M Falls, Washington.
NJ. William T.. Cocbrnne. manager Of
the i,nmensc interests of Cochranc Ranch
,omDanv i'm the orthwe Territory. ar
,;vc.I vcs.c-.lav .vcuinv from his ranch
ncar Eort Macleod. snys tho Great Falls
I.o,,er. He can,c by his own conveyance
md u,aS fo.,r and q. half DAVIS making the
,r;,, p,os, h1,,. Mr.. e.. 0os,s Eas, and will
b.,v in (~.analn "a larp. number of cattle
f,r shipment IN his ranch in the vicinity
az MncIeod. Mr.. Cochrane. like all other
,.iti.eur of the N~ortbwcst territories, il
Locking forward anxiously 10 the compile
ton Of the S;rs.t Falls 4 Canada railway.
witch -,;l .Ins.,lv mite. .omu,ercioliy
and so<.ialIy. Montana and Alberta,
W., an. c.uso - !, - c,nuo, D., stated
,,,s !. - n !. ,,.,I..,,xxl fa., ,I,,t ,be CATH.
-, 49, h.'.;nass - N.,ad. H. on, the H.
Si;,.. IN, r. 1,n;no 1ra,l,,anv s,,,srss.lcs,
H.. hoo,, ;,,J-, .rI;s a. vo.,chesl
for Inv "a corr,.s,,onfI,.nt of,tbc Reno tNeyo
Cuz.n~ wh;ch says. ..It will not b. long
un,iI ,h,a ho mas 81 horses and cnttlc that
hayc roorne1l oxer nI Eastern Nevada for
The n.st th;r,v wears or NOR,
,s fr~c ns coun,,opcrs will only ne
knows as "A matter OF history, and that
cattle raising will be- chiefly confined to
the home anches, and that hereafter
Eastern Nevada will liz. noted for it's inn
mens., Iiocks of sheen. AS IL has been i'm
the INST for il. Immense. bands of cattle
and korses.'
vU,,l p,,vv,,t. weighing fifty mounds.
$50, - en-. t.. un;,,.
=. ~ U~,har,. VaI,.w Nfo,too,ncrv
-, So-.I S...o,;na 80 tho SoI, M.
a.so.ns. In, mime J. Pr"s., "an W. "s
Nvr~s 80, $500. o. uo.., "a
,..nS.w rrhc ,-.o S.na,or. v;s;,c.l tbs
-. -. ~. w,;,r ,,;,;,,o
go ,n..., ,ho,o xa,,;,.,;o
IT,, ,aes nr Rin,to mi
~ VI a., c,,,r,c a,,I h. ;r,,ocd;n,clv
e.. ..,rL;n~ naari,
q" .".. ~ ..s,nL ~"
.- -. 49,, - 80, s;~sao,, e,o,
from the surface. Inc nngget IN iour'een
inches IN iei,xth, SIX isichsss IN wiuth ana
three incnes In EXT .ana' IN ,ne SECOND
largest nugget ever round. Inc lar
nceiers VIII now ASK eai'iorn,a u ,ake "
ssck seas as IL" huGect Oh tnese u.nheI'
>ions was ever round IN the 1o'oeh s.a'e
The Fort Benton Rirer Press says IL !,
rtckoned that more cattle have been kiiiet
10y railroads 80 Tar this winter IN Northern
Montana than have died from any otiiei
cause. The Dry Fork OF the Niarias OF
the Ssrcat NORTHERN aoosit IL miles IRON
This city IL especially a fatal place for thu
animals, and not a day passes without ouI
hearing OF some being either manned al
killed. Yesterday morning six were killt<
i'm ono, bunch. For "A distance OF nbo,r
~ D,;l.s tho r,;lroa.l r,,ns Through "a can
-, LII t,;o,, s,ocn hanLs ;nt.rsccted n
so" Wv i,.E"' ~ -
cattle drift down from the benches To-
shelter and water. AZ places the canyon
is very crooked and sometimes a
,r,;n w;N uet nmonu n laru,
n.m 80 n,,,. nins,, ,sfor
% n1 at -
.hc scnG.ueer IN """re n"c'' psoA
mty. we 'nuerstanu the raiirosad coiu
pany has been paying damages to tn
nwners on the basis Of half the value q
tho cattle killed. but IL seems To US In
che,,cr uI,n fur thc cornnnnv and GO,
,.;nin Tho NOR. snt;Sf,ctorv on. IN IN