The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-08-13
DEER LODGE, MONTANA AUGUST 13. 1892
NEWS OF THE STATE.

IN III " - va l. 1Il ~ Il "A L III.
A WEEKS RESUME OF MONTANA's
MOST NOTABLE EVENTS.
News, Notes and Gossip Concerning Mat
People and the Record Of Affairs Con-
Iensed for Our Readers.
Judd C. Stubbs, dealer in clothing and
boots and shoes at Helena, made an as
signment Friday The liabilities are a
little over 100000 and it is thought will
be fully paid. .... !,
On the afternoon of August 6, Capt. l..
f. Wyman, one of the oldtimers of /
Montana, died at Gregson Springs, Silver |
Bow county. Capt. Wyman was a we'll
known and popular citizen and his death
is deeply regretted. He had been resi-
dent Of Butte for many years.
The corner stone of the new Northern
Pacific hospital at Missoula was laid re-
Gently General Manager Mellen, Mayor
Higgins and DR.. Buckley made remarks
betitting tile occasion. The hospital will
BE a fine structure, and it is contemplated
that it will be completed in three months.
The Northern Pacific estimates that
there viii be at least 100000 head Of
cattle to be shipped east from Montana,
idaho and Washington. Nearly three
fpulths will be handled BY the Northern
Pacific. That means 135,OOO head, which
Will represent G,75O cars required to be
furnished by this one company.
Teague who won the championship in
the drilling contests at Helena, and Page,
who Won in Colorado at the mining
congress 4 year ago, drilled against each
other 1T Butte, last week, i'll 4 special
match Of $3.50 side. Page won BY AZ
inch and i half, making 33l4 inches.
league had bad luck with his drills.
The state pharmaceutical association
concluded its convention at Butte, Thurs
day Of last week. Helena was selected
as the place for the annual meeting next
year, IIccllcr, Of Helena, was chosen
delegate to the national meeting Of phar-
! ln,trists aud IT, NJ. Parchen. Of Helena,
MAS elected president Of the state asso-
| citation.
Mr. Carver has about decided to build
| a concentrator at some place IN Mlssoula
county yet to be determined, says the
| Missoulian. 1t will probably have a
capacity Of 100 tons The patent eoncen-
traitors in which he is interested are at
tracting wide attention. One is in sue
cessful operation i'll Jefferson county.
Mr. Carver is still in the county investi-
eating our mineral resources, and is
/ thoroughly impressed with the evidence
Of rich deposits.
4 correspondent of the Boulder Age
writing from 1udersbnry, says the placer
season in that Vicinity is about over, and
TINT tile cleanup ii the camp will amount
to over $4,000 He also writes that vii
Ten E,yck, ;lssayer from Boulder and
John Keatng are giving the Forest,
Macarthur cyanide process Of saving the
gold in the iron ores there Il thorough
and practical test. Mr.. Ten Eyck says
lie is confident it will be in every way
Il satisfactory and successful process.
The Mudisonian says that this will un
doubleday prove one Of the most profit
able seasons for placer miners in Aide
guch that they have had for seNera
years Since the first flow Of water camt
in the spring, all the tluming companie
have been running with Il full force o
J men, until within the past two weeks
day and night, and as Il result large are:
: Of ground have been stripped to bed
rock, which is now being cleaned up 4
rapidly as possible, and with excellen
| prospects of handsome returns from al
: the claims.
The wife of A. b. Cummings, formerl
Of Virginia City, New, is greatly dis
tressed and alarmed at not hearing from
her husband, A. B. Cummings, who lei
Virginia City on a tour of sheep-shearin
April Is, and was last heard Of at Battl
Mountain, April 2S, when he started TO
, Rock Springs, Wyo., expecting to con
I tinuc his trip through Idaho and Mon
tlna. Any one who knows anything Q
, his Whereabouts will confer Il favor b
: addressing Mrs. Cummings, 7. O. bo
) 496, Virginia City, Nev. 1t would be
: great favor if papers Of Idaho, Wyomin
} and Montana would copy the substanc
Of the foregoing,
, The Neihart Herald says that work 0
; the Neihart branch Of the railroad is b,
ing pushed rapidly. Men are being ell
: ployed as fast as they can be obtainet
At present they are working 100 me
from Armington toward Monarch. a
Monarch the train hands have arrived
and the engine which was abandoned ;
), that point is now in operation haulin
d material to mend the damage done to tn
q road from Monarch toward ArnlngtoI
i on this train about fifty men are Workin!
1>I,a rnal bod 10 bpinU HSn1 mn in ten