The Montana post., 1868-02-29
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: been In this country but few years His remain
were brought 10 this city for interment and wer
CoAI.-Coi. Chestnut brought TO thi.
city sone samples of the coal recently discovered
q IN the vicinity of Bozeman City. A practical ap
! eonnsctsa r,sth ths occidsnsaI R,ilie,5 ssIoon
which resulted in marked success. Twely,
pounds Of the anthracite made forty metrical fee
e Of gas. chemical analysis will shortly be made
when shall be able to lay The result before oui
! readers.
. MAMMOTH CoNcERT SALooN.-Atten-
tion IL called to the advertisement of the above
! saloon The lovers of harmony, good lager, etc,
viii find this pleasant place to spend an evening
UNDER BoNDs.-Juanita Ferrero had
| a hearing before Justice Edwends on Thursday
| last the complaint of Dolores Harra, and was
put under bonds to keep abe peace towards the
said Dolores, or any other man for the ensuing six
LOST SIGHT oF.-Wm. Mcqueen, like
many others, sought to better his fortunes in the
West, and 20 that end emigrated toward the set
ting sun His relatives are anxious to know OF his
4 whereabouts, and Thomas McQneen. Of Galesburg,
| Illinois will amply reward any Information re-
1 garding the whereabouts Of the lost Bill"
/ No performance was held in the thea
| ter on Thursday and Friday evenings last, owing
| to the indisposhon of Mrs Langrishe. ...
CLEAN UP.-The Sensenderfer mill
| cleaned up Thursday last 2s4 ounces. The
value of the bricks I'm gold coin was 81 500 over
\ $500 in currency. The ore was from the Union
| lode. and the return was from one weeks run.
i
| No Theater in Helena-Gone to
Uniouville. The Kiyus has a little circus of its
| own. New man on every night .
From Thursdays Tri-weekly.
| LEFT Us.-Mr. Roosevelt, clerk in the
Chice of Wells Fargo g. Co., in this city, for the
Mondays coach, 10 resume his old position as the
Companys agent at that point Since his sojourn
| among us, the gentleman has won a large number
Of friends, whose best wishes go with him. In sd-
ditiOn his duties " understand IL
his intention to open hotel at Benton, in the build
ing formerly occnpied by Colonel Young, and we
doubt not but that he will meet with ample sue
cess and be enabled 10 the machine to the sat
isfsction Of those who pstronize him. l---
THE DIAMOND '' We call partic.
uar attention to the advertisement of J. ]. Roe &
Co freight line, popularity known as the Diamond
goods respons ibilty for feights entrusted to their
care, together with the unlimited means at their
disposal for the transmission of freight from any
point on the Missouri river to all portions of our
Territory, sufficiently guarantees them TO our mer
chants and business men. For further particulars
enquire at the Offices in Helena and Benton.
I BUSINESS DIRECToRY.-A small busi- |
chart Of some of the leading firms in this city
has been recently issued under the auspices of the
Montana Publishing Company. In the ceutre of /
the chart is we'll executed photograph of the city
by Brewster & Co.. and altogether il presents |
very attractive appearance. IL bears the imprint |
Of the Gazette Office, and is a decidedly superior
specimen of typography.
wAsHINGToN-s bIRTHDAY-The
morning ushered in by a national salute of
artillery, under the direction of Captain Curtis,
from OF the water tanks the hill east of
Main street, and salvos fired at intervals du-
ring the day. No other proceedings occurred to
celebrate the one hundred and sixteenth anniyer.
sary of the birth Of the Father of his Country.
MORE DIGGINGs.-Anotherd discovery
Of bar diggngs has recently been made which pros
pect well, and especially convenient to water,
They situated OF the mouth of the
Prickly Pear, and opposite to Eldorado Bar. The
ground has not as vet been sufficiently prospected
20 form any idea of their extent, but enough is
known to warrant the immediate commencement
Of water ditch and IT is thought that work will
commence early in the spring ..
THEATRICAL.-A well filled house
greeted Manager Langrishe Saturday evening ,
last, TO witness the performance Of Loves Sacri ]
fee" The various characters were exceedingly
rsII rendered ond the ,,erf,r,oanca ,ras racaiSad
with storms of applause The entertainment con-
,luded with the very funny atterpece of the Irish
Mormous" and il put the audience in good humor,
both with themselves and the company
THE wEATHER.-The weather took a \
,hange on Saturday last, and the fine spriug-like
lays were fsHowed by drizzliBg snow storm,
which lasted until Sunday night, making our :
treets anything but pleasa nt travelling. The snow y
$ much needed, and all hope that the storm win
continue for some time. .g ..... | q
THE WASHINGTON IMBRoGLIo.-The
evs flashed over the wires on Sunday last with p
eferenee to the relative positions of the President
nd Congress on the Stanton question created quite
sensation, and was the subject of much talk in
II circles. variety Of opinions were expressed -
= TO the ultimate result, but do not think that
ny idea was promulgated of sufficient interest to y
ubllsh. " $3.50. -..- X
IL you have tears to shed, then let
hem flow. Be New man and Shed at the Kiyus 6
From saturda VS. Tri-weekly- s,
FROM WAsHINeToN.-The news from 8
Washington still engrosses large share of public 81
ttentiou and discussion. AT no period since the 81
ended has from the national capital been 81
o eagerly looked for and devoured- The papers St
the city eyince a commendable spirit of rivalry 81
nd extras are issued from each of the offices four
r five times per day, thus keeping the most in u
n the "situation.D The comments of the two T
voud be scarcely worth alluding TO were ii nOtfor
ne contrast exhibited between them. The Herald -
lerey contents itself with what may be termed a w
ubdued summary of the news, and statements of W
he relative positions of the two parties but says | w
Congress will impeach him (the President) and he
ill be compelled to vacate che White House, ar
wing Fat this conclusion on the principle that w
hen two opposing forces meet the weaker must
1ccumb." The Gazette is more pronounced, and
ast Tuesdays leader nearly exhausted the SUBJ :
'ct, well as sdjectives Of the superative degree
favor Of the President The article concludes as =
le American people they viii raise such oppo- =
ton to the recent measures Of the Radicals 10 H
AXE them recoil from their unconstitutional work"
The Null SITE QUEsTIoN.-Mr. T. J.
owry comes out in card in last Tuesdays Gar- | Ia
&c, explanatory Of his connection with this bust
ess from which we extract the following passage
sfning his position In the first plGee not n
0r never was directly indirectly interested in v
ny mill site claim in this city any other place
the world. My name put upon the appIi- | an
ltion for patent under contract with the Noun
ineer company, Sears a. Co., long after its for vi
ation, according to the terms of which contract |
ears & Co, agreed TO enter claim i owned on g.
at lode (use my name for that purpose) and deed i
e one half OF il, while was to lay claim what
Ter 70 any of the MOuntsineer Company's prop
ty; nor TO the other onehalf of my own claim and re-
ii bind myself 70 that effect He states that his or
ason for not complying with the request of the su
'mmittee to withdraw his name from the appl- /
aion, that he wished 70 FIRST have the papers an