The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-17
THE WEST.

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Ben. Butler Is going to California
There are three tauueries in Santa Clara
New hay q White Pine sells At $50 per
ton.
whooping cough 10 having successful
run In Utah.
The Reese River Rsseius has suspended its
daily edition.
Vice-President Colfax and party have
gone to Oregon.
Bell Boyd, now Mn. Hammond, 10 in San
Francisco, very III.
The Central Pacific loses tloo, 900 by the
recent fire at Summit.
The new Odd Fellows temple At sacra-
mento will cost t02, $50.
Taylor Hardy was killed In saw mill at
Salem, Oregon, Aug. -.
Raymond, Mining Commissioner, IL in
Idaho getting statistics.
The Tidal Wase, of Idaho, will be issued
weekly, only during the winter.
Several settlers We hear are preparing to
locate in Bruneau Valley, Idaho.
Corn sixteen feet and ten inches is seen
already in Yuba county, California
On dit, that the Pacific coast shall soon
sport young Vice President of its own.
Hon. T. J. Bowers and family have re.
moved from Boise City to San Francisco.
They are admitting women as students to
the medical colleges of Oregon and Califor-
mia.
By what right does the A'n;.g and &ien-
tic Rsss call this paper the Nev South.
selst?"
A claim was purchased at Granite creek,
Boise county, recently, by Cinnamon for
$s5, 1000.
The Western Pacific Railroad Is completed
TO within nine miles Of the San Joaquin
California.
Brigham Young and his wife are having
their portraits painted. The latter will be
done in group.
Brigham Young IL in grievous trouble, q
any man must be with the whole Smith
family after him.
Santa Barbara, California, has produced
. mangel-wurzcl beet this season, which
weighs 81 pounds.
The Reno Crescens says that an artist il
ipo1beioe ten foot views Of the scenery along
,the Oea66l Reilsusd. - y t'-. --.
/, d. JoAa 7. R. eAasia1, oss Of - sasly
pisasus q cnllfasaias diad- - ,Ha1ll1ss,
1WA1A, = - aD1ase. 80 sss = ---''.rs.+
They ass now s1edaf AssJ sssls 4 81
per day from the oil well at Bear Hiv1, -
tho Union Pacific Railroad. ... sa..
Thomas Green, conductor on the Bridger
Division, Union Pacific Railroad, was killed
recently BY his head striking bridge.
Te.po.ta, the celebrated Chinese physician,
of California, has some seven hundred pa
tients, and IN income of 81, 900 per week.
Small lots of dust begin to arrive At Idaho
City from Loon creek. It 10 of very fine
quality and assays over seventeen dollars
per ounce.
Hon. John Bidwell's little patch of land
in Chico county, California, produced this
year a, ,482 bushels of grain 81, ,262 being
wheat, 2,2o0 barley and 900 oats.
The Inland Empire records destructive
hurricane at White Pine. Several buildings
were levelled to the ground, and . complete
wreck was made of the Dayton Mills.
A. w. sankey was found dead on Kings
River, Tulare county, California, and is
supposed to have been murdered, as his
body was completely riddled with buckshot.
Three hundred and forty.four exhibitors
have secured space in the Pavilion for the
San Frsncisco Mechanics Fair. A Pullman
palace car viii be among the articles exhib-
tied.
The Society Of Pioneers have made ar-
rangements to celebrate the eighteenth anni-
versary of the admission of California into
the Union. An oration will be delivered by
J. 8. Hittcl] and poem BY Frank soule.
An emigrant wagon arrived yesterday from
Virginia, Montana. In reply to our ques-
ton, "Where are you eoing!" the driver
said they were going Wsst-didnt know
whar they would bring up at AldaAo asates-
man, 4th.
James Irwin, . stage driver on Hill
Beachy's line, was shot and mortally woun-
ded at Elko, Nevada, Aug. so, BY James
Gibson. 1t Warm Springs station. Gibson
shot him i've times, each shot taking effect
Gibson is still at large.
Pauncsfost, George, contributed Walton.
nish letter Of good spirit to the Idaho Gtasss-
man Of September 4th, from the Payette
valley, and departed on the 5th ''for Oregon
and Puget's Sound" He still has the Dick.
ems portfolio and ''dog-cart
Mr. James O. Measa. for three years editor
Of the Idaho WSrld, retired from the Worsd
tripod eeptemba "a. His health requires .
lower altitude than ths Rocky Noantaina.
He has made Tie RsslS an excellent news
paper-ons Of the best in the mountains Of
IL dse- and was : pithy, pungcnt writer.
We wish him better health and much hap
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