The Montana post., 1868-03-07

his leave for Salt Lake City on hoDday "A cal
Agency, in far OF Missoula- He don't swear. I
he did ft would certainly be q Mohumedxn oath
f'bv the hea I'd Of the Prophet SAYS IL was re
ported that good prospects had been fonud on Lib
| by creek and other tributaries of the tKOote
| mai - Mr. Salisbury. mining superiEtendent from
Silver Star District Is in % wn; Ihe BATES q Iriy
/ run. ON Saturday. Result, good .-..--Mr Everett
Of the Toland Company. left here in October. Wis
tied ths PrneiPsl mills u Nevada aud SS,ltorpis
Cleveland. Ohio in the latter par OF January. Th'
company WIZ probably put op a mill, on the ex
1eioping some time the present sufner..... .sii
/ For1nan Informs us that Story a McKenze's train
/ bound Tor Fort Smith, had crossed the Yellowstone
/ safely at last accounts. Mr. Tom Cover has gone
ROADS AND CoAcHEs.-Notwith
/ iDg the storm, the coach from Salt Lake City ar
rived puactually yesterday to the astonishment Of
/ everybody. The passengers state they first struck
the storm at Pleasant Valley, this side of which
place the fell about two feet deep during this
storm. Had Il not been for the timely change OF
route, BY Mr. Taylor, from the Black Tail Deer to
have a weeks detention on this road. As Il is,
however, the regularity Of the line is highly com.
mendabls there having been no detep ption, that We
coach was not in such good luck. ''Tommy" got
stuck in the drifts the Spring Creek hills, had to
lay over at that station on Thursday night and
reached White Tail Station yesterday afternoon.
The coach from Helena reached White Tail on
time, and Tommy started ON the return at p m
yesterday. As We go TO press at p m IL has not
yet arrived, but is expected in this morning.
PUTNAM's MoNTHLY.-The admirers
of elegant, wholesome, American literature never
regretted anything more than the disappearaace
from the list Of mOnthlies of sterling old ''Putnam"
They win as gladly welcome it's resurected self
clad in robes of rejoicing and a hundred contribu-
tors, smong them some of the finest writers and
most eminent men of the day, shedding a halo of
brightness upon its cheerful pages. 1t was peer
1za. .fz.I1 =
Montanians who will be glad to again subscribe for
''fhe old stand by" Bancroft e. Co, of San Fran
cisco are publishers for the Pacific coast, and we
would advise that subscriptions should be sert
there in preference to the States. Each number
co ntains about 80 pages of original matter The
subscription @ price Is one p copy 81 per anngm; two
dress Bancroft & Co, San Francisco, Cal.
THE BURIAL.--At Q p. m. yesterday,
the remains of Mr.. John Simmons and Mr. David
Day were taken to the Episcopal Church, where
an impressive sermon was delivered by Bishop ID,
s. Tuttle. The procession, one of the largest we
to the cemetery, where the funeral service of the
Episcopal Church was read by the Bishop at each
grave earth was returned to earth, and the hearts
of a hundred strong men beat low they turned
from the last resting place of those they had known
and esteemed 1t is series Of rather singular coin
cideEces that the two men coming from the same
neighbOrhood in Wisconsin, near ShuIlsbur0 should
have both met with fatal accident of the same
character only two three miles separate died on
the same day have the same sermon preached over
their remains; be followed by the same coucourse
to graves in the same cemetery, at the same hour
OvER.-The storm, commencing on
Wednesday evening. only lasted about "a hours |
but in that time did an immense deal Of good and |
was immensely furious and dsagreeable In the |
frst twelve hours the snow at first fell rapidly
then came in cOquettish little showers and finally,
ceased after depositing some eight inches of miners
delight on the level The next twelve hours the /
winds devoted themselves TO tossing sitting and |
eddying il in entirely incomprehensible and uu-
manner and piIing IL in immense drifts
in an infinitude of shapes aud in all imaginable
places. Yesterday was clear and beautiful with a
downward tendency Of the Thermometer in the eve
ming. 10. -r =.
The CoULDoCKs.-These favorites.
lfter a successful three weeks engagement in San
francisco have gone to Sacramento. The follow
ng notices from California papers we ind in the
Salt Lake Telegraph: Says the dLta, We trust |
le viii receive the patronage due to his great tai
'nL Inc Caa says. The engagement Of Mr.
elf and of much qualification 20 those who delight
q Legitimate acting The Bulletin says Mr. c. Is
me of the most gifted of living artists. No actor
ybo has appeared here for several years has better
indicated his claims TO the distinction of a great
rtist.' The Aha says Mr.. CoudOck, in his line |
characters, ranks among the great lights Of his |
ppreciated.' -, Id -r H.-.- ...-... - : ,
LECTURE IN HELENA.-Bishop D. s.
futile, accompanied by His Excellency Governor
mith win leave for Helena Monday next. On |
epeat the Lecture delivered ia this city FEBRUARY
Sueject " Washington and the Union. The
roeeeds will be devoted to the National Homes
ssocfauon.. We can heartily commend the Lee | {
are 20 the citizens of Helena and can assure those
all political faiths that while they will find the
ecturer handle his subject with vgor and perfect
Ivorite hobbies, they will never regret having !
card IT, but will have cause for regret IN they 7
eglect the opportunity to hear 1t. ]
On BED RoCK.-We are pleased to
arm that Messrs. Hugh Duncan & Co, have excel
mt prospects for a good summers work The ,
n for their bedrock fiume immediateiy below
1mmit was discontinued with the approach of \
inter, and n drit extended o. we are, informed n
% feet This drift is now to the bed rock in Gravel
at has not been worked and pans ont well Bed v
Ok is about 20 feet deep at TINT point. They win
NV put IL the fume and sink shaft at the head =
the drih and commence operations as soon as the 2
Gather will permit Good luck. ..s.. ..-
TELEGRAPHIC-The wires are vet f.
'wn between this place and Pleasant Valley Mr. u
Dwell went out 25 miles. repaired one break and II
turned TO find that another expedition will be
cessary TO restore communication. The break
mes inopporuue just during the most interesting III
ate OF affairs at Washington. and il IS TO be hoped W
III be speedily repaired. This accounts for the &
n-appearance OF the Extra rr bl
ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND.-The ChrOn- !,
des Mauuaises Teyres is now issued weekly as Nv
Illustrated paper, the only illustrated paper 10 | y
3 mountains. The Chronicle hoists the name of
lm Fat for President and gives excellent pic ,
Re, brief historical sketch and highly finished In
reduction ofts candidate as "a man Of function ~
len says he rcouldn't make a daily go" but will "a "a
large his paper. IrrF .#.. .sI.H pt
Commemorative are informed that vi
was Barney Dnffey, the Michigan Chicken in- lus
ad Of Teddy Smith who was in the row and du- d
hoe vile the other evening Teddy is now work
industriously at his trade, tin-smthing, on Ida
street. and pleased to state keeps himself tn
of from the sinful paths that lead to the Gala &C.
ose- 'E = str
.-... .rr. .. Or
INFORMATION WANTED-Of Patrick no
Wis formerly of Chilicothe, OHIO. and lately of
Iho city. He left Idaho u 1865 for Helena or the
iackfoot mines" since which time nothing has fro
N heard of him. Any information will be CRATE We
~ received aud amply rewarded. If sent TO his Tt
ther, Eliza Davis. 107, North 9th street. Saint -
ais No feb27-w&tw Wis