The Montana post., 1868-02-22

only on exhibition but Tor sale at price that wa
enectually monopolize the market aud render an
further importation of that article from the States
bad operation The lead IL cast In common size
bars. and although this is the first manufacture,
Of excellent quality and adapted 10 all the uses
which that article is applied While States lea
sells for 45 cents, this Is sold at 25 cents Dealer
and consumers win make note of this. and ais
the fact that the supply is inexhaustible. A shor
market at half the price of Imported stock nos
we have another article manufactured at reduce
prices. We are becoming manufacturing Peopls
What will be the next articlea
PERsoNALs.-Col. Neil Howie arrived
from the Gailatin Tuesday evening aud will ie
main in Virginia fortnight--.-..Mr. VIM. ii. Tsy
lor, Superintendent Of Wells Fargo s. Co. 8 Mon
tens route. leaves this morning Cor Helena. Mr.
John Ming and wife. aud Nr NJ. H. Taylor a,C
wife, leave for the south the former for tour in
/ the States, the latter for the Sweetwater mines
Mr. w. II. Bsrret. late chief clerk of the House.
rived yesterday, Secretary James Tufts and h'
having been appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury a commission 10 examine the account,
of the late Secretary Of Montana, General Thons'
Francis Meagher.
DUE.-The individual who has been
absent a few days, and who has rather amusiugly
been designated by many military titles as Di-
vision sutler. has returned TO this Posr. We are
under many obligations to Mr. Harry Norton Fare.
man aud editor ad Interim. they would say In
Washington, for the faithful and able manner iu
which be Allied the chair. and the sprightly wa
during his incumbency. On his behalf we also
tender thanks 10 the gentlemen who contributed 10
the editorial department. and hope we may at ome
time be enabled TO do them compensating ser'ice.
Until then our gratitude
BULLIoN.-Mr. Creigh deposited With
Nowlsn & Weary. on Monday, SO oz. of goldbul-
lion, the product of the Union City Mills, fromOro
Cache rock IL is the result of what Is equivalent
to one days run of the mill, from twenty tois OF
ore. and foo,s up 81 26o in currency. Therock
was taken from No north at a depth of l60feet
and averages $50 per ton in coin. Mr.. Creigh sates
that they have penetrated through the cap andnow
have what is probably pocket, with large quan-
tity of rock in sight The vein Is six feet 10 width
and the foot wall has not been reached Full hif1s
of hands are engaged taking out ore. and wenay
expect good returns from the Union Mills.
SoLD.-The DakOtian says the steamer
Imperial, whose tedious and unsuccessful attempt
TO descend the river last fall with load Estate
bound passengers will long inger unpleasanty in
their memories was TO have been sold az Bon
Homme, at auction, June 2Sth, having been Unable
to get farther than that point.
From Saturdays Tn Weekly
On THE ROAD AGAIN.. D. Judd
broke Jail Qiterally) about nine o'clock ON hurs-
day evening and b still at large. withoutwish-
ing TO write him famous. a circumstances b evi.
IDENTIFY courts, we cannot still forbear the assertion
that we believe his deeds enttle him 20 the pputs-
ton Of the most daring desperado and ACCOMPLISHED
outlaw in the mountains. He is as despelre as
Boone Helm, rs bold Dick Turpiu and s ele-
giant a penman as Monroe Edwards; large loned
strong, enduring, active, quick witted, cunning.
ready with expedients, and fitted by every ntural
qualification for dashing life on the road. In
1885. be belonged to q horse thieying bad be
tween Crescent City. Cal and klamath, 0egon.
They carried n good business until Judd killed
q man Eamed Rottenhem was tried, con'icted
sentenced to be hung and confined in Crescet City
Jail. He broke out; followed his career of rime
returned to Minnesota and followed the old trade
came to Montana with Captain Fisk in 90. tole q
few horses, was imprisoned at Deer Lodge broke;
stole dozen more horses, asd q general vaiety of
everything that could travel or be hauled sas re
arrested here and held for better security aSaiting
the April term of Court in Deer Lodge. Ie has
talked brave all the time and practiced thears of
escape, on several occasions stealing knvs. etc,
fastening his cell door close q cat could hardly
pass unscathed, and then astonishing hisfelIow
prisoners by quietly slipping through. TheShcrin
mas several knives that were supplied himby out
'iders and taken from him. On Thursday sening |
III were locked in their cells and Judd was leayiy |
rsned. Sheriff McCranOr and the jailor we're alb |
ent from the Jail p short time, and Judd iuproyed /
he opportunity. Some considerate frish had /
upplied him with a small file, a razor andR case /
Knife. With the former he had fled his ironlnklets
partially and then broke them. He then hooked L
of the timber holding the iron gratings Ger the
door and cTawled out into the prison hall. Still he
Was inside. He examined the window grating
and perhaps spoke to accomplices outside eau
tiOning the other prisoners, who feared iim too I
much TO give the alarm, he tried the hall cor. II
vas fast. He next turned to the ceiling I heavy
ewn timber. One had been partially sholdered
by the carpenters TO it the upright suppoting the
oof With the hack edged case knife he swed OF
be remainder. and one end Of the timber lropped
own, leaving a crack about eight inchs wide
lie had prepared little sack of -four and Is blan-
cts; passing them mp, he followed and s,ore ter
Ihoally during the quarter hour IL requires him 10
ct through. Hewas now inthe loft. Passig over
cad he found the trap door and dropped hrough
1to the outer hall The door was bolted he was
ill inside. Turning, he broke through nto the
ifehen and pryed up a window, and Jdd was
zee. No Jail In Montana will hold that ma In a
Nv minutes after, Sheriff McCranor retured, the
larm was given and information sent in sery d.
sction. He has not been retakeu. Huhreds of
eople visited the Jail yesterday Ii is on of the
lost remarkable escapes on record, deliberately ,
tanned and boldly executed. Judd is be worst
ltlaw In Montana and will not probably arrest
again without hard fight We rathe admire /
Is pluck. but he is a dangerous man tohe com =
othing save cool impudence and which as post a
ripted with the date Of his departure has not q
lint enough to warrant publication; I
To WHOM 1T MAY CoHCERN,-Deem- =
q duty. give notice that hereafter all agi- !,
tions of tho Capital question go for Brandon = =
bree Forks want IL, but 1t being slippsy thing,
se the slipper of Cinderella they will eeutually =
ID it where 10 properly belongs, to - elysian :.
Ids Of BrsndoD- We moreover desiret to be
stinctly understood that position is OF infiu-
ced by selfish motives ranch eggs. .notwith- d,
snding the damaging circumstances thsby res OF
1tion the lncorpofatvrs OF the city ofBrandon pl
august council, decided. signed, sealed and re- TO
rded in favor of ourselves, our possible heirs m
d assigns forever" and eyer, and pre,nted the eli
cuments for Lot No. 1. Block 30, wit several re
performances and other valuable Improvements dC
the city OF Brandon, Montana. 1t is dectly in N
MT of the colossal State House with theEphesian II
me. You can see our lot from the doe. We of
NIX il the most desirable lot in he city. tic
sponsible persons desiring to purchasrausble lis
estate will please apply at once. Villain III. on
ward is ruled out. He has not paid fo the last tn
D lots he purchased, and his Congressissl guar he
ms make too much noise about few pltry mil by
ns. Plat of the city ON file at the offe Of N of
Wis, Recorder Apply Judge JameG Spratt tn,
,retary, for interesting particulars Bthe way, we
Ill was introduced in the Montana Lyislsture. to
or three years since. making Brsndonhe loca- ito
a of the Capital. passed the House unanimously the
was only defeated by vote in tn Coancil. M.
q bill was Bagged- Several membss Of the Qo.
use of Representatives, we uierstand, in
re corner lots ours. his in pal
es good society. No other inference houd be use
wn. Wells. Fargo * Co. have pt on a tri- / a
skly line Of coaches between virginisnd Bran an,
Parties nh. n ff,ra there L -