The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-06-18
NEWS OF THE STATE.
WEEKS RESUME OF MONTANA,S
MOST NOTABLE EVENTS.

WEEKS RESUME OF MONTANA,e
MOST NOTABLE EVENTS.
<e"s Notes and Gossip Concerning Mat.
ters of General Interest-The Doiprs OF
People and the Record of Affair, Con.
densed for Our Readers,
Bob Ford, the slayer of Jesse James
and at one time a resident Of Butte, was
shot and instantly killed at Creole, Col.
one day last week
The United States coast and pcodetic
survey corps has Just commenced a s,lr.
vey Of the National park, taking Helena
as its datum point
l!e Ancient Order Of Hibernians will
hold their first annual state convention
IN Butte, beginning next Monday There
will be $50 delegates in attendance.
G. II. Stcbbins of Livingston has ac-
| quircd control Of the First National
bank Of Castle. Len Lewis, H. II. Mund
and T. $. Ash sold their interest and
resigned from the board, their places
| being filled by G. H. Stebbins, Charles
| Angus and ]. Il. Swindlehurst of Liy. :
| ston.
The body Of 2. Nj. Wilson has been
found in the timber about nile north
Of Hunters Hot Springs. Wilson was
| tor many years 4 government scout ana
was ii that service when lie disappeared
year ago. a good deal Of time and
| money had been spent in looking for
him, Pinkerton man having spent sev-
era weeks searching i'll the park. 1t is
thought that ne committed suicide, as it
is known that he was disappointed in 4
love affair. lie was widely known as a
scout.
Governor Toole has issued a procla-
nation forbidding the shipment Of sheen
into Montana from Oregon, Washington.
Nevada, California, Idaho, Wyoming and
Utah The proclamation was issued bv
the Governor on a statement made bv
Veterinary Surgeon Holloway that sheep
from the states named We're infected
with scab. The proclamation does not
prohibit the shipment of sheep on cars
through the state. All others must un-
dergo inspection and receives a clean bill
of health before entering Montana.
At a special meeting of the executive
committee Of the Montana Bar association,
held in Helena last week, it was decided
to call a convention Of the attorneys of
the state to convene in that city, August
?, and continue in session four days.
closing with a banquet on the evening of
the last day. a day each will be devoted
to consideration fthe report Of the four
commissioners appointed by the president
upon the penal, political and civil CODES
and code OF civil procedure, and also to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of suggesting to
the political parties nominees for the
judicial offices to be filled at the coming
election.
The Peoples party state convention
met at Butte, last Wednesday. and placed
in nomination the following ticket For
governor, Will Kennedy. or Boulder: for
lieutenant governor. Harvey Cullm. Of
Silver Bow county; secretary of state
j. w. Allen, Of Dawson; auditor, j. G.
Mckay. OF Deer Lodge county: treasurer,
j. Is. Latimer, Of Missoula attorney gen
cral, Miss Ella Knowles, OF Lewis and
Clarke; superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Abram Hall, Of Custer county: chief
justice OF the supreme court, w. Y. Penn
berton, OF Silver Bow county; clerk of
the supreme court, c. II. Coates, of Lewis
and Clarke.
The will Of the late Colonel Broad
water was filed for probate Wednesday,
together in the interest of the adminis-
traitor until the young child, Miss
Wilder, is 81 years old. 1t shall be
divided i'll three equal parts for the
widow and two children. r. l.. Me
Cullough, cashier Of the Montana bank,
is appointed administrator at Il salary of
$1,000. John L. Murphy, appointed
advisory administrator, has resigned.
The estate is estimated to be worth
$o,O00,00O and consists Of bank stock,
real estate, stock in Great Falls townsite
and two ranches
Suit has been brought i'll the United
States circuit court by Louise Baudettc,
prominent and successful actress
against the we'll known tragedian, Daniel
Bandmann, who is now engaged in ranch
ing and dairying near Missoula. Miss
Baudctte claims to be Il full partner in
the business and asks for an accounting,
the appointment of Il receiver and that
he be prevented from prosecuting suit
for $4,000 brought against her. The docu-
ment is a lengthy one and states that the
two travelled together with a stock com
pany over a good portion of the world;
that Randmann was the financial manager
and kept all the funds, alleging that she
was too young to understand the use of
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