The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-25
NORTHWEST. NEWS.


eral hundred coyotes w also o pois-
oned. says the Hinsdale correspondent OF
the Glasgow Herald.
The news that o $4,000 hotel Is to be
built at Laurel and that the division ter
minus is TO be moved from Billings to
that point Is not confirmed by the railroad
company says the Gazette.
The ArRenta Gold Silver Mining COM
pany says the Dillon Tribune, has issued
an order, through its general manager,
~instrvcting the foreman ITO employ no
person or persons who use intoxicating
liquors, while ON duty or otherwise, and
to discharge any employe who will not
adhere TO these rules"
A stock company has beer organized to
take charge OF, and continue the publica-
ton Of the Montana Bomb after the first
six months expires. Ten thousand dol
lars worth of stock will be issued in
shares Of SO each. 1t is on the plan to
make the issue weekly at the beginning OF
the second six months.
]. A. Hughes, a sheepman from Shultz
~coulee, near the Marias, is in the city to-
day for supplies, says the Fort Benton
Rirer Press. Mr.. Hughes and brother are
running a band Of 400 sheep brought i'm
from Deer Lodge county last August. Al
though the sheep were in rather poor con-
dition when driven I'm the losses through
the winter amounted to only 100 head.
Mr.. Losekamp, the clothier of Living
stone, failed last week. The crash was
precipitated by an attachment by a Chicago
bank for $4,000. His stock, at the last in
ventory, showed goods to the value OF S1,-
900, upon which about $4,000 in an at
tachment has already been levied, and IL
is believed the total amount OF liabilities
will foot over $4,000. II the stock is dis
posed Of at forced sale under the attach
ments, it is doubtful IL II will realize more
than sufficient to meet the Indebtedness
against it, il it will do that.
For reasons, we presume best known to
the Northern Pacific Railway company,
says the Billings Gazette, there is an abb
sence on the line through this section of q
number of conductors running passenger
trains whose figures have become as
familiar TO the people hereabouts as the
bluffs that stand above the valley. They
nave been laid on the shelf and some out
siders who have heard a rumor OF what
lead 10 their suspension are of the opinion
that in every case the suspension is per-
manent.
Ex-Governor Hauser was the subject of
a trick perpetratcd on him i'm a late issue
OF Judge by an artist who USED MS name
in a dialogue under a picture represent
ing an intoxicated man at a
table telling a waiter, who asked him
what he would have, that he would take a
''stack half reds, half whites" The car
toon was inserted during the absence OF
Bernard Gillian, who directs the publica-
ton and was corrected by him I'm o
half the edition. while an apology was
at once sent to the governor.
John Wilson. one of the lucky owners
in the Compromise lode of Neihart, i'm
which the big strike was recently made,
says the Great Fails Tribune, flAly con
firms all that has peer said about that
mine. He says that the ore body is six
feet in width and that they are now rum
ming the tunnel with ore to the right of
them. ore TO the left of them and ore
above and below them. He brought in
.n,as f,o,, ,ha NINA which nj mot