The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-09-25
NEWS OF THE STATE.

20 the government.
Lack of funds for wages may lead
20 the suspension OF work on the
Castle railroad. from Helena.
Judge Woody, at Missoula, SEN
fenced the Clarks to II years in the
for the killing Of Stew
art.
Lille Hamilton, talented
actress aud dancer, we'll known in the
profession, died at Butte last Friday
night.
The Northwest Stone company
have presented to the capitol build
ing committee at Helena sufficient
blue granite for building the exter-
ior.
The Burlington road has notified
section foremen along their line tc
take Immediate steps toward roofing
out the Russian thistle wherever
found Gazette,
Joe Weir is in jail in Cascade
county, chargedwith criminal assault
Oh little 7-year-old deaf, dumb, and
crippled girl. He confesses his crime
and is in great fear of lynching.
G. W. Cook secured pack Of
eleven wolf hound pups last week for
the use Of himself and Len Lewis,
and EXPECTS to make it depressing
for wolves and coyotes next year
Husbandnsn.
c. Suiter, Of Missoula, was the sue
ccssful bidder: for erecting the Nor
NAL school building at Dillon. His
figures were t31,750, OF 91,25o less
that Architect Paulsen's estimates.
Work will begin Immediately.
The~Wickes Pioneer calls attention
to the unsafe condition Of the high
railroad trestle OF the Great North
crn near Corbin. 1t is 100 feet high
and when a train passes over it, 1t
rocks from side to side like ship in
a storm.
Martin Strasburg is in Grand Rap
ids, Mich, purchasing machinery for
the Great Falls Stucco company, the
newly organized company that will
develop the deposits Of gypsum and
other minerals discovered some time
ago near kibbey
The old employees Of the Spotted
Horse mine at Maiden have forcl0sed
their liens ana their claims have been
taken ur by the Bank OF Fergus,
which has obtained possession Of
that gold property. The total liza
bilities are s25, 900.
| AtlIe1cha the case to test the con-
stitutionality Of the anti-gambling
law, entitled the state VS.. Peter II.
Kelly, was argued before Judge Blake
and submitted The losing party to
the action will carry it to the supreme
court, which will consider in withdpJ
DELAY.
Seven girls in the Helena Crackcf
factory are out on a strike. They
were earning from so to 60 cents a
day and thought they were entitled
to more. The factory management
refuses to accccd to the girls de-
mands, so that their places will be
filled by others.
\ tcamster named Becker, employ
cd in halling ore from the Daisy
mine at Cooke to Cinnabar, was
found dead on the road beside his
tam. 1t is supposed that in coming
dovd steep grade he was thrown off
in front Of the wagon and the wheels
ran over him. Tie was holding onto
the lines when found and the horses
were tur;eo up against the side Of
the hill.
Frances e. Moore, department
president w. r. G. Of Montana, ar
rived home in Mssoula, Saturday.
Mrs. Moore was elected a member OF
the national executive council at the
convention in Louisville, KY, where
she has been to represent the depart
+ ment Of Montana. This is the first
time in the history Of the W. r. G.
} of Montana that it has been honored
BY IN elective office.
The Knights Of Pythias at Harve
have organized the Pythian Building
association. The following officers
have been elected: President, c. n.
Atkinson; first vice president, T.
Lyons; second vice president, r. II.
Raymond; secretary and treasurer,
II. W. Stringfellow; directors, e. B.
Norell, J. W. Hyndman, L. Newman.
This association will erect 4 hall to
cost between SIS, 900 and 100000.
W. L. and D. F. Robinson, of
Minneapolis, are passing through the
state riding a tandem bicycle on their