The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-12-08

Judge Speer, of Butte, has sug- $
gested to the county attorney of !
Silver Bow county to draw up in
formations against the prize fight
ers, their aids and abettors. AS a 5
consequence several of the sporting ,
fraternity are leaving town on i'm
p%ortant business.
Secretary of State Rotwitt filed +:
his annual report with the COVER
nor last Saturday. He has re-
ceived in the fiscal year ending
Dec. /, 81, sci. 60 in fees. Thu
largest items in the list of fees re-
ported we're those for domestic ar
ticles Of Incorporation, $4,000 and
notaries' commissions, 81, 1885.
Chairman S. r. Robbins Of the
national executive committee and
chairman of the state irrigation
commission, has appointed the fol-
lowing members of the commission
in this state: Donald Bradford,
Helena; [. D. O'Donnell, Billings,
president of the state irrigation
society; S. NJ. Emery, Boseman,
director of the experiment farm,
and H. P. Rolfe, of the Great Ealls
Leader.
A. J. Dowd, of Chicago, supreme
D councillor of the order of the
p United Commercial Travellers, is in
Helena for the purpose of organ
izing q lodge of the order there.
The order is seven years old and
has s, 900 members. 1t is a secret
and beneficial order, as its name
u indicates, for travelling men.
= The Stockgrowers Journal Of
:, Miles City reports a "ioater" hav-
ing gone down the Yellowstone
Friday of last week, but owing to
the slush ice running nothing could
> be done to secure it. 1t may pos
sibly have been the body Of the
unknown man who was drowned
F.! in the Yellowstone near Mission
several weeks ago.
ut A heavy blast at the B., A. & P.
he railroad cut, under North Main
in street, in Butte, played havoc with
oe the framework under the arch
he which was already for the stone
work. The timbers were blown
h. around in all directions, but as the
,ld workmen had all taken refuge from
no the blast, none were injured
to The blast will necessitate the build
VS. ing of another framework, which
ma will be quickly done.
for Our eyes were Toasted to ~fullnes.
this week on the sight of a g~listen'
ing mass of wire silver just takel
from the Broadwater mine. TIL
:. specimen has the appearance O
three cocoons of raw silk, two O
them exceptionally large. TIL
le' mines of Neihart have produce
some rare specimens of wire silve,
In but these are about the finest eve
seen.-Neihart Herald.
~ The trial of VIM. Benz, ALA
Id Charles Miller, alias VIM. Remr
hi' and several other names, the ga
and festive youth who bilked va
any rious confiding citizens of Grea
inns Falls, Hagre and Chinook out c
ne, small sums Of money on false pre-
uch lenses, took place last Friday a
Great Falls before Judge Hawkin
in aud a jury. A verdict of guilt
the was found and he was sentence
is the limit-90 days in Jail and fin
the of 800.
Helena is to have another sen
VIII sational divorce case. Mrs. Mabt
nu- Conrad is being sued for divorc
Inc by her husband J. H. Conrad, til
ma we'll known Montana capitals
Among other things he charge
cad that his wife has been guilty {
the adultry with Joseph Baker, of F.
ey, Benton. Mrs. Conrad, in her eros:
ON bill denies all her husbands all,
'en- cations, and charges HIM wit
i'm drunkenness and adultry. Verify
yer this is a great world we are Twin
in.