The Ravalli Republican., 1896-06-10
NEWS OLE Tile STATE.
The Anaconda baseball team bca
Philipsburg on Sunday, 81 to 4.

Phlllpsburg on Sunday, 81 to 4.
The Doane College football team
will play in Butte next Saturday,
Mrs. Q. =. Wright, living not fal
from Livingston, has elopcd with q
man named parr.
On Saturday the Fort Missoula
ball team beat the Garden City's IA
to !, and on Sunday the Missoulas
beat the Fort 2S to -.
1t now turns out that Dick Mid
dlcton, the painter arrested at Bozc-
man for long course Of theft, was
the treasurer Of the local branch of
the A. 2. A.
Geo. B. Fry, Of Bynum, who has
recently applied for a patent for a
shutter. to be used for the protection of
bank cashiers and others, has rccciv-
ad from his attorneys a solid silver
medal as a reward of mcrit.-Dupuy-
or Acantlla.
The petition for the county seat of
Deer Lodge county to Anaconda was
presented to the commissioners last
week. 1t contained a few more than
5000 names, and the board ordered
that an election for the county seat
be held at the time Of the general
election this fall.
May 2s, while engaged in breaking
George Hammond's landing at the
month Of the Big Blackfoot, a man
known as Louis Murray, sometimes
called Barnaby, was caught by the
logs and knocked into the river. Tie
was able to swim ashore and was
pulled out by his fellow worllmen,
but died soon afterwards Of internal
injuries. "-."
Two accidents occurred in tho
Hope mine at Philipsburg, on Thurs
day. Sam Taylor, Il miner, was
caved upon, his head cut by falling
rock and limbs bruised. John G.
Wilson fell 40 feet down the shaft
and both bones Of his right leg were
broken near the ankle. 1T cannot bt
determined whether nc suffered in
tcrnal injuries or not
y dispatch from the interior dc
partmcnt at Washington DESIGNATE!
Great Falls as point of entry in
stead Of Fort Benton. Collector o
Customs David G. Browne has beer
! instructed to remove his office t(
Great Falls, and will do SO at once
The significance to that city is the
erection and operation of a bonde:
warehouse which viii! enable tho
Great Falls and Canada railway t(
compete successfully with the Great
Northern on freight from St. Paul
Chicago and the coast.
Miles Mix received a letter ycstcr.
day from his son Ed in Juneau,
Alaska Ed is not at all pleased with
Juneau though he enjoyed his trip tc
Alaska immensely. lie sent home a
number Of photographs, all of the
well known Alaska type, except one,
"The Silent City," a picture of a
mirage which is truly wonderful.
This city appears every 21st of June
from the head Of Muir glacier. Some
claim that it is Bristol England. Ed
will spend the summer 400 miles in
the ntcriOr.-M iSsoulain.
From l.. V. Bogy, who returned
from trip to the Little Rockies last
week, we learn Of the death of Cy
prian Matt, which occurred ut his
homo in the mountains last Wcdnes
day evening. Cyprian Matt was be-
yond doubt one OF the old, old pic.
nccrs Of Montana. lie cordclled ur
the Missouri in the SOS, in the EN-
ploy of the American Eur company
For years he acted rs an interprstel
and trader, but some time ago set.
tied down on a ranch in the Beal
Paws.-Chinook Opinion.
Charles d. T. Crayon, s. year old,
was killed at Helena last Saturday
morning by falling from a scaffold
while painting the front of the Cen.
tral beer hall, on South Main street
He lost his balance and struck the
pavement on his head, dying in.
stantly. Crayon had large family
dependent on him for support. 1le
was born in Scotland. 1t issaid that
he was finely educated, being Il grad.
uatc of one Of Scotland's we'll known
universities. lie had in youth trav
cled all over the world. The luncra
took place Sunday.