The Montana post., 1869-06-11
THE CITY
From Pnday's Daily.

DRsIRABLE.-HAying decided 20 re-
turn 20 the States, Mrs. Goldman desires to
cell her elegant residence and the good Will
of her boarding establishment. This resi-
dence is situated on Water street, adjacent
aud convenient TO the business portion of The
city and fitted up in the most approved style
for = hrst-class boarding house, being fur
uishsd with all the conyenlsnces Of the mod
srn day. Under the management of Mp.
Goldman, this residence has become the
adopted home of q large number Of the bu-
siness gentlemen of the cIty, and with the
ale Of her cottage abe trApsfsrs and recon-
mends to her successor the interests and con-
alteration of these gentlemen. Ths pur-
undoubtedly prove 80 to the fortunate in
restor.
ELECTION OF OFFICKRs.-At q meet.
ing Of the First Hebrew Benevolent Azoci-
alton Of Helena, Montana, held on the even
ing of the Sd inst, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing nx months !:
A. Wolf, reelected President.
Phil Kosnigsberger, Vice President.
Felix POInainsky, treasurer.
l. Baer, Secretary.
B. Wolf, L. Auerbach, J. sands, Trustees.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-Captain
Constable viii proceed to-day to Virginia
City to meet Genl. Hancock who arrives per
Overland We understand on = tour of inspec-
tion through the District Of Montana, which
is embuced in his department. An escort
from Fort Shaw; consisting OF Sergeant and
ak men arrived last evening having in charge
the baggage wagons to be used In the trans
portation of the General and STAFF baggage
and camp equipsge. These also leave for
Virginia City to day.
ANOTHER BRICK.-F. Bohm & Go.
ran another massive gold brick yesterday,
weighing 900 ounces, and amounting in value
TO about S23, 900. This is the result of one
days purchase of gold dust by Bohm 4 Aub.
Mr.. Bohm informs Us that his purchases of
gold will average at least one hundred Ter
cent more the present time than they did
similar dates last year.
FROM THE GALLATIS-We learn
from Mr.. Clark that the Crow Indians, who
have been encamped IN the vicinity of Fort
Ellis, left Wednesday for their hunting
ground on the Yellowstone. At the time
they left, several valuable horses were missing,
but from their excellent reputation for hon
esty, they are above suspiciOn.
THE wALLA wALLA.-This deserve
ing its finishing touches aud will be opened
for the reception of boarders and guests on
Monday next. The reputation which the
Walla Walla has heretofore sustained among
our citizens as a tip-top place to board, Is a
sufficient guarantee for the future.
REYNOLDS CITY From Mr. Pixley
We learn thA the prospects in this mining
camp are very unfavorable. There is great
scarcity Of water, and many claims are only
worked three hours q day.
ANOTHER TRAIN.-Mitchell' train
arrived yesterday from Ft. Benton, loaded
with general assortment of merchandise
FOR Taylor, ThOmpse =, 7ssich are Of
fered TO the public at low prices at eost rates.
FROM DIAMoND.-Judge Warren.
Col. w. +. Chadwick, John .stcber, Mr. pic
Greggor, Judge Smith and John Mclean
come over from Diamond City last evenj jngl
FROM FORT SnAw.-Capt. Constable
aud c. A. Broadwater arrived yesterday after.
noon from Fort shaw by private conveyanee-
JUDGK WARREN. Chief Justice of Mon
tana, arrived yesterday from Diamond City,
where he has been occupied during the last
ten days, holding court.
Mr.. GERMAIS has commenced laying
the Foundation for bis new hotel, and will
coon commence laying the brick walls. It
will be without doubt the suest Hotel in the
ref.