The Montana post., 1868-02-29

! 20 wigwsm gulch- Here ascertaiuiug that Judd
had ien Gngiish Georges" at noon the day pre-
night at Charley Boardman's and before day
\ again in their saddles In pursuit. On the hli be-
| heard of him at Atkins Nili near Meadow creek.
Here his tracks were recognized In the snow by bis
peculiar shaped moccssins, and IL has since trans
i pred that he had stolen Mr.. Boyces horse, near
/ virginis and rode 10 the vicinity of Atkins MIL
where bearing the officers were after him. he atan
doned Il and jourpeyed ON foot, Near the Half
Way House, the officers overlook Messrs. wsnn,
Gamble and two others, in light wagon, and
while leisurely trotting mp the hill mile beyond
Willow creek. NC observed object moving near
clump of willows on Hot Spring creek something
over mile distant Bringing glass 10 bear on
him. he said, "Its Judd and the two officers put
| the wagoners pushed rapidly along the road. On
reaching little elevation near the creek. Judd was
not in sight There three clumps of willows. |
Mr. Wann hallooed from the wagon that Judd had /
ran in the willows. Hurst took one side of the \
creek, McCranor the other. The first and secoud /
clumPs were beat in vain, but in the third Hurst
sPied him and ordered him 20 throw mp his hands
and come out Judd declined, but finally after
being assured by Hurst that he would not shoot
hmsa and that the Vigilantes would not hang him. he
held up his hands and approached within a few feet
of Hurst. The latter noticing a revolver strapped
in front Of him, ordered him to halt but Judd rap
idly approaching, MoCrspor some distance on, and
Judd too powerful man TO render q struggle de-
sirable, Hurst snapped the empty barrel OF his
revolver at him. Judd turned then and coolly said
he would go over to Dave (McCrsnor), and pro-
ceeded some forty stsps toward the latter, when he
ordered him to return TO Hurst or he would turn
loose him. As Judd turned be went for his
revolver and McCranor spprising Hurst Of IL tell
ing him 20 look ont the latter again ordered him to
throw mp his hands, which disregarding, Hurst
blszed away. The ball entered near the verebre
low down and passed through him, slightly rup-
turing his bowels. Judd at this threw dow, his
pistol and held up his hands. BY this time Mesrs.
Wann, Gamble and the others were within a Ihort
distance, he placed in the wagon, taksn 20
Scarborough, where DIR. Guhl attended him. and
on Tuesday evening brought to Virginia, reading
he a q m m DIR AFT nded i'm bff i ,
rupture of the bowels was fatal, and at yes
terday he died. He refused to disclose hs real
We are since told his name was yudson ID. Lusk. !
Whether he ever was in California as he asserted,
is in doubt; bnt he shot the Deputy Sheriff q 81.
Paul, Mimi, and was under bonds when he es- I
capped TO this Territory in GO. He was COOL des-
perate man, dangerous to the peace, and uleless
incumorancs upon the community; The ohcer, )
herosm in capturing him. They took more chInces h
with him than really just6able from the char
tremity. His stolen rife found in The willows lad
cap exploded on Il when found, and he had dIubt-
less drawn sight on them and endeavored t kin
them before they approached near him. Hewas
buried yesterday afternoon
DEER LODGE ITEMs'-From the Lde- q
pendent Feb. %: The William Nolan mill started N
ap at Cable City Tuesday last, under the most &
ayoTa1le l,, susPices; Inc maenlnery wofkedTel
as An individus al from that place offered y bet m
neasiy, during the week, that the first cleanup o.
SITS among all from that section, and we maylook L
or good report from that quarter......A stampede
broke out in this place on "Wednesday night for re
ome new diggings said 70 have been discovered
sbout twelve fifteen miles southwest of this di
Dlace, in q gulch between two streams known as n
-ost and Modesty creeks IL 10 said TO be drydig-
rings and prospects about ounce to the land 10
We trust the staUpeders may realize their exPcta rs
ions without having lost any modesiy....-T The 50
calk fs for es GSSsc. PG o. Ss Bdss
progressing rapidly TO completon-.-... Scra- bt
aento the Spaniard, waived examination fotkill- sc
ng cOuntrymsn with q hatcbot and was commit | th
ed TO answer for murder..- The County Conmis- | Sc
ioners say that all bonds hereafter issued viii be st
Torth their face in currency Daniel Hatfe was or
bot aud killed by Thomas Clarke, Girds Geek Isl
5 miles above Fort Owen, on the 9th of Eel -. ne
ohm Higgins and Daniel Kuhler have discovered va
cry rich silver quartz on the Bitter Root has te
reated quite an excitement " ef
CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-The following ii
the verdict Of the Coroners Jury held uPol the IS
ody of Judd yesterday morning: K'
erritory of Montana, ss tn
County Of Madison po
An inquisition holden at Virginia City, Il the a |
Ounty of Madison and Territory of Montaa, lat
e Goth day Of February 1865, before me. 2. @. tui
G5ns SOrSosr St Of said .i eSunty, upon the Sdy Of
nkpown) there lying dead. by the jurors those th,
ames are hereunto subscribed The said jurors ins
pom their oaths do say that the said Judd str
IS death by Of pistol shot and wound in dis
cted upon the said deceased by means of apistol al
'mmonly known as q revolver held and frd by WI
II al
'unty; said wound being inflicted, in the c,unty of
I'd Territory aforesaid, the oath of Febnary ella
6e from the effects Of which wound the san de hu
ased died on the Goth day of February, 1863. wa
nd the said jurors do further say that said wound
as inflicted as aforesaid by said Hurst upoI said
'rson, justfably and lawfully being inflicted by wh
officer necessarily in the pursuit and captue of ba
felon and criminal fleeing from Justice 1nterti cal
ony whereof the said jurors have hereuRo set
cir hands the day and year aforesaid:
w Bartlit, w 6 Pfouts, Louis Picard Charles ella
IN, David Day, Jno Spencer, Jurors, eaC
ANOTHER FURNAcE-we learned SIN SIN
,sterdsy that another company had been Ggau- Ne,
I'd who propose TO erect furnace at on near arc
andon: Nessrs Livingston, Bower and Ithers fro
es with Messrs. d. w. Morrison and Crowder to saw
we furnace in successful operation by July 1st, occ
which event they obtain interest in several of
e leads. Two of the company went down yes issI
rday to select site. Work will be commenced thr
once. We were shown specimens from theMay.
wer. Magnolia, Ohio, Mehaska Lebanon Col
Oh US, Tom Hyer. Isabel No 3 and Auroraleads, our
situated within and half miles of Brandon, IN
OspectiDg we'll and said to contain the necessary ga,
slties TO smelt successfully. II Is proposed 20 his
Il il the Mill Greek Silver Smelling Company. Tn,
February 26, was he
H. "Wednesday. The name Is supposed to be de- 5.n %
red from the ancient custom in Roman Catholic NJ M.
urches Of on that day, sprinklDg the heads Of Of
uitents with ashes. Ii is the commencement of M m,
mt $50 called from the lengthenng Of the days) ~
lich lasts forty days ending Easter Sunday, -"0
festival of our Sayior's resurrection Mass was
ciatin0 M 81 M Din. sar,y;cs ,ros bsid - ing
Fp;scorot C,t,,-oh f3:.t n c, rr..,I. eve
g, At III q, m. The following will be times Of ~
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ana , n M :. - I,-s,S ii - - ca,.a,,o deb
ther C.ras.;- snnds,.. Is~ r., - "a SSWnsS bro
a. m; NesPen, p. m. Every Friday, Up m, ~,
,, qua
BoUNTIES RECEIyEDl-hr. IL j. >. Slater hou
received Treasury drafts of sl00 each for the reaS
lowing named soldiers. The applications for
Sc bounties were sent in December, 1866.
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