The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-24

claimed that IL the judge does so the acts
of the commissioners will not bear inves-
tigation. AT the September meeting OF
the commissioners. Commissioners Trus-
cott was allowed 81 .2s5 for poor supplies,
and Commissioner Coleman was allowed
- for bedding for pauper. This. it is
claimed. is in violation of section 110 of
the revised statutes.
Throughout Northern Montana stock.
men are rounding up their COW horses
preparatory to the spring roundups, and
several outfits are already gathering at
the designated rendezvous. Range cattle
have wlntered well with small per cent.
OF losses, except in the Judith basin. An
influx of ''doey" steers from Minnesota
has begun on the Milk river range. The
Marias range Is crowded. Cattle are be-
ing driven back from the river bottoms
whittier they strayed during the winter,
and will feed into the foot hills next sum-
mer.
movement is on foot at Malta to erect
free public shearing pens. About $1,000
sheep are TO be rid of their fieeces at that
point, and the business mon of the town
desire to attract more sheep owners 10
that place as a shipping point.
w. ID. Coburn of Malta. formerly in the
First National bank of Great Falls, is in
the city for few days. He is now en-
gagged in cattle raising. lo ..
Mrs. X. p. Herbold and daughter, Miss
Beaulah. formerly of Glasgow, have Joined
Mr.. Herbold in Great Falls, and will here
after make their home here.
M. Z. Miner has purchased several hum
dred head of young steers in Utah and
will place them on the Milk river range
this month. He will remove several hum
dred head from the Shonkin range, which
Is stocked to the limit, to tho Milk river
range at the same time.
Col. II. A. Ammon and Maj. j. s. Alling,
jr., left this morning for the Gilt Edge
mining district. During his absence Major
Alling will inspect the various mining
properties of the Judith country and his
friends may expect a thrilling narrative
OF the journey upon his return.
Judge Benton to-day denied the appli-
cation of the attorneys for larry Grove,
charged with the murder of James Nor
gan on March IL, for mandamus COM
pelling Judge Rice and County Attorney
Freeman to grant Grove n preliminary
f---..
Judge Benton will hear the case to-
morrow of the state ex rel. the North
western National bank VS.. County Treas
urer Dickerman, in which il is sought to
force the payment of warrant for $l5,-
SS3.54, issued by this school district for
money advanced by the bank for the
High school building. The hearing will
be mainly on evidence of the irregularity
OF the issuance of the warrant.
w. L. Hall, who shot Deputy Sherif ff
Duncan Mcleod at Belt, March 81, will be
arraigned before Judge Benton to- NOR
row on charge of assault with q deadly
weapon with intent to commit murder.
He is anxious to plead guilty and begin |
his sentence.
Charles Boles to-day brought suit for |
10000 against the Great Northern Rail- |
road company. He AYERS that on the 28th |
of last September, while braking ut Gull |
oertson. Valley county, he tripped on a |
arge pile of sand near the track and suf-
Tered the loss of his right leg about four
inches above the ankle. He alleges that
he company was negligent in piling the |
'and near the track.