The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-11-02

hAN1 anvil AA
Jones, the young man charged with
the killing Of Joseph Huneault at Mel
rose a few weeks ago.
Frank Conway Of Farrelton was in
town yesterday. He states that the V
F.. horse roundup was finished last
week. and the colt crop for the last
season exceeds the numbec branded
any previous year by owe 100.
DR.. Shafsted. desires to to
his Sheridan patrons that pressing en-
gagements prevented him from keeping
his Sheridan appointment last week.
He left for Sheridan this morning and
expects 10 spend several days there.
DR.. Charles Pankey, brother of Hen
ry and Phil Pankey of this city. arriv-
ed from Cripple Creek, Colorado, Sat-
urday. Mr.. Pankey is a dentist and
has decided to locate in Virginia per-
manently. He has obened an office
temporarily in the M~AD1soNIAN build
ing.
Elsewhere appears a call for a meet
ing OF the representatives of the Tele-
graph Company's line to Norris and
the Teleghohe corporation, for the pur-
pose Of considering a consolidation Of
the two properties. It would prove a
wise scheme SO to do. thus simplifying
the operators duties. avoid DELAYS and
place Sheridan and the Ruby valley
generally in direct communication
with the outside worlc.
The Mollie Bawn Amateur Compa-
ny. a company comprising the best To-
cal talent Of Dillon, expects to visit
and give performances at Sheridan.
Virginia City and possibly Leiterville.
some time this mOnth-about the 18TH.
The company gave its initial perform
ance at Dillon about two weeks ago.
and made such a decided hit that they
were subsequently asked to give per-
f0rmances at Bannack and Lima. The
Madisonian is Of the opinion that they
will meet with a cordial reception in
Madison county.
There arrived in Dillon Thursday
morning n OF the finest pieces of
horse flesh that ever stepped on u
streets. 1t was a brood mare that Ed
Larabee was sending from his Deer
Lodge stables to the Brook Nook stock
ranch in Madison County. She was in
charge of Il Mr.. Baldwin. Her name
is Pearl Fisher. She is a bay and was
foaled in 1886 by Altamont, $500: dam
by Kisbar, 1878; grandxm by Oregon
Pathfinder, 100S1. Bred by Adam
Fisher, Clarnie, Ore. She has a mark
of 2:lS. The sire of Klamath, who
vas the sensation Of the year. is d half
brother to Pearl Fisher.-Tribune.
This morning abont 8 o'clock, Dillon
people were shocked by the announce-
ment Of the sudden death of Mr.. N. Nj.
White, the we'll known druggist. He
was at work before breakfast. building
a coal shed. Several Of the neighbors
saw him at work. When breakfast was
ready Mrs. White went to call him and
saw his form lying mOtiOnless on the
coal. She screamed for help and will
ing hands we're soon doing all that
could be done. DR.. LeasOn was sent for
and the inanimate form was taken up.
stairs and placed on a bed. The doctor
soon arrived but found his services un-
necessary: life was extinct, and he pre-.
nounced it apoplexy. Mrs. White is
nearly distrac ted. -Tribune.
The following from the quill of d
local editor should be read by all;
Newspaper men are blamed with a
lot of things they can't help-such as
using Partially in mentioning visitors
giving the news about some folks and
leaving out others. etc. He simply
prints the news he can find. Some
people inform him about such things
and others do not. An editor should
not be expected to know the names and
residence of all your ~uncles, aunts and
cousins, even if he should see them get
on and off the train. Tell u about it.
It's news that makes 4 newspaper and
every man, woman and child Can be an
associate editor if they would.
Mrs. John b. Taylor, wife of one OF
the pioneers of Alder gu!ch, died at her
home in Boulder yesterday morning, OF
dropsy. Mrs. Taylor was born in
Huntsville. Mo-, about G3 years ago
She came to Montana in 1873. wears