The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-10-10
State News.

William Toole, e well knovn
Montana mining man, died at Ham
ilton last week.
The Butte. Boise & San Francis.
co railway has favorable out,ool
lor existence in the near future
The grain crop jim the GaIlat;n
valley will be 20 per cent less tb;.
year than last. 1t is estimated :.
1000, 200 bushels.
The Northern Pacific will imme.
olaseiy commence the construct;on
OF a magnificent steel bridge acro..
Clark's Fork at Perma.
A lick forger in Livingston h.d
checks cashed on q rancher namad
Delone. He bandaged his face 80
as to defy detection, saying he had
been kicked by a horse.
Seymour Weaver, miner 90.
on to loaded cage to come un ont
OF nine in Butte, contrary 70
orders. The rope broke and tho
'age fell sixty feet, dashing the
man to death at the bottom
The judges OF the baby show at
the western Montana fair are two
unmarried ladies and confrm.d
bachelor. The married ladies.wer.
oolectlng because they consider the
1uagss were incompetent from lack
oi experience. Boulder Age.
The tow2 of Eliston, west Of tbe
city OF Helena, narrowly escaned
being wiped out by fire last veek
AS 1t was SIX buildings were de-
s'royed including 'he leading hotel
In the town. There was no f,re
protection except the proverbial
bucket brigade.
Lieut.. J. Y. Watson. Indian
agent at the Grow reservation was
arrested last week in Miles City on
"a charge of resisting an officer in
'he discharge of his duty. Some
time ago deputy sheriff was sent
onto the reservation to sell Soma
sheep under execution and the
agent ordered him off.
IN spite of The tact that the con-
stisntion of the state of Mont.n.
declares in few words and most
emphatically that a sensus Of the
state shall be made 10 1895, that
provision is going to be utterly ig-
noreu 'hls year. The last legisla-
Cufe IS to blame for this as it failed
to pr>vide ways and cans for
complying with the requirements
OF the constitution of the state
Helena Herald.
Why is it that the democratic
papers OF the state ignore the tar
itf question? A discussion on this
subject by them would necessitats
a good deal of study but it would
give them q much needed rest from
their present work of keeping the
republicans IN line and at the same
time would inevitably lead to their
conversion to republicanism. The
Leader would suggest the discuss
ion op"a with tic following: Is
our present tariff success Great
Falls Leader,
Pr d Fanctan and ]. W. Albers,
who are engaged in the butcher
business on the south side of Great
Falls, G. Y. Hanneman, of the
Union Meat Market and a man by
the name OF Ed Shannon are under
arrest in Great Falls on charge
of stealing and butchcring cattle.
They have been suspected for some
time of rustling and officers watcl.-
ing them caught them killing three
cattle OF which the hides are now
in the custody of the law. Two of
the hides bear the brand of j. H
Lynch - Co, of Cascade, and one
that oil John Spencer, OF Sun River.
The compensation for jurors TN.
der the new codes does not seem to
be generally understood. 1t is as
follows: Trial jurors receive 80
per day for attendance before any
court of record and Is cents per
mile each way foo travelling to and
from their residences to the county
seat; the distance from any point
to the county seat must be comput-
ed by the shortest travelled route.
A juror must be paid for each days
attendance for the term or session