The Montana post., 1868-10-09
From FRIDAYS Daily.

ROMANCE N REAL LIFE. The Herald SAYS
If "it were possible that Pinney should sue
ceed in making good his SUIT against us, it
viii make little difference to us, and bother
us not nt all, for We can readily replace such
material as is claimed and continue the pub
lication Of the Herald, without patrons,D
against which there is not n shadow Of lien ;"
etc Why sling much ink over a local no.
tIce CLEANED from court records, and pub
lished in the PosT2 It's like the chattering
Of an idiot for you to remind the people that
you are solvent. " Only SIs,O 900 "a small
sum for romantic Robert " TO pay. Why,
Robert, don't make one believe you have a
printing establishment cached away in the
mountains, for in truth there is not a pound
Of type nor an important piece of machinery,
IN the Herald printing establishment, that
does not belong TO the POsT. We hope you
Will pay up, and save its being sold at Sher-
IFS sale, AZ we will only make about 81 G, 900
by the transaction. So work away, Robert
and Charles, and earn something for that
'.fallen man, " Pinney, over whom you said you
had spread your great dish clout of charity.
Why prate about claw or equityl" tits fiction
60 the febrile brain Of the Herald editors; on
ly small amount, eve can pay it on Monday
morning, If we don't lose our safe key
credit IS good in the east-'.just send me 1000
pounds Of type, and a steam power press and
draw on me at ninety days" 1t hasn't come,
and Bob is indignant; yes, he says, have got
tired Of paying attention to that man Pinney.
You are right boys, and should have thought
Of this before. BE good to yourselves and
pay up. We prefer the money. 1t would be
better 10 spare your gigantic efforts at hum
bussiug, by referring your numerous % read
ers 10 the records of both county and court,
which will show the amount of claims agains-
you by virtue Of those three notes and mort
gage. After examining thoroughly the facts
any sensible man will advise you no longer TO
indulge in wild fancies, or drag the private
affairs of people before the community; but
SIT down calmly-if you don't pack the scar
pet-bas" and leave-and sing
% Vain and idle hopes begone
Let cur religious hours alone"
VIRGINIA TrEus.-From the Democrat: J.
NJ. Ryan has purchased the great "Beaverhead
Wagon Road" Of VIM. Sturgis, for 81 900.
Repairs are proposed. A.. q. The panorama of the
Rocky Mountains is drawing crowded and
fashionable houses Ben. r. Ditts Of the
Posi- Is in Virginia On Friday last while
Richard Hickman, of Junction, was passing
through a belt of timber, on his way home
from Highland. few miles above Jefferson
Bridge, he was confronted by the pistal of a
road agent and the usual demand for such oo-
casions made and provided. Putting spurs TO
his horse he effected his escape, but not with
out having leaden messenger .whistling a
doleful tune, sent after him. The Democrat
adds the following reminder, to which we say
''amen:' ave have heard of late, several
stern admomtions from a source, whose de-
crees admit Of no paliation, and whose jus
tiee, harsh Hs it may seem, is administered
with an unhinehins hand. A few more repe-
uuons OF this nature and the same power,
which In '63 and 81 swept through the chan
nels Of crime, like an avalanche, Will again
arise and add to the dishonored graves of
Ives, Plummer and comrades, Others who rIch-
ly deserve the same fate"
NCw QuARTz MTLL.-A great thirty-stamp
mill is now lying at Benton, awaiting trans
portation to this vicinity. II is owned by
the Illinois and Montana Mining Company,
and will probably be erected in Mitchell
gulch, on quartz property belonging to them.
This property, which was purchased of Mr.. j.
+. Mitchell, is now being developed In n most
thorough manner, and the O. rst mOYe towards
erecting the mill will not be made until the
ledges have been opened to such extent a.
viii ooneiusively demonstrate their value.
In conducting his work in this manner, Mr..
Hazard, the representative of the company
here, and an old Colombian, shows that he
thoroughly understands his business, and sets
an example which would rebound greatly to
The prosperity Of the Territory, If closely fol
lowed We acknowledge 4 call from Mr.
Hazard AID hope he may find it convenient
70 repeat IL.