The Montana post., 1869-06-11
From wednesdays Daily.

" 'neh s'u' s0u' "A" p-ss ons
o CLOCK tnis morning. oy tneaiarm OF FIRE
Fire" The recent visitation OF the IRE
fieod has had n tendency to mt our people
= - -. at
ON 'ns @iei.' anu 10 less 'n@n n'e
ter the nrst alarm the burning building
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Tbs .csns Of ,b. srs wa. . la,rs s,ab harm
On H,Sh s,,ss, oxr.d hvu c-oxs,i al.
,..,Iv o,Dos;,a NJ E.,.e.l5,. x.s;do,.o
Two valuable horses were tne only occupants
of the barn, and were saved by the prompt ac-
tion of their ovner. satt of harness and
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y. s1O "-s '"e oNiy iOss' Oe''ues
the building The action of the citizens and
a favorable wind prevented a further spread
of the 5arv sle,nen,s tn. o,;o;, ot tha a..
is unknown. 1t behooves every one in our
unprotected city to use the utmost caution
G.,
NEW Livery orAhLh--Alnong the
new building improvements, we notice that
Mr.. Silas Rich has under course of erection n
CUM" oN'0us anu ven aPPoin'eu 0uiiuns' 70
De used n. Livery, Sale, Feed and Training
rectly opposite HuntIeyis Stage ofice. Mr..
M nIen - ssI % anu An 70 0ur eisi-
nois,eur in All matter. relating to the manage
ment of horse-fesh, and is erecting an insti,
tuition that will be a benefit TO patrons and
credit TO the city. The stable is to be
christened the "Great Western"
LOOK OUT FOR THEM UNDER
stand that spuriou, green backs of the depom-
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- q 81. .,.-k.;,.L
been offered to our merchants. They are said
to be well executed ana nard 20 detect. Inc
Senues oi III. .uis .Iunsels i,I I;Ls,
S.a-s.., =. go s.,.L,- a. >, ;s Snss.,eS
~ ,s -, r..s;s. :. 49, ras,.tia ~, ar'"se
% aue - suey P;n ,;nn,. :. 'L -s 80. s'.
,..s,o;a' L,nL;a-- :, .bs T-n;saS S,s,a. ..n,',
L. :,
10 S-iu
"e soou Ne" IN sue "e'e
caught, but we doubt IL there Is any at
large in the briny depths of old ocean or any
other mud-puddle that excel those nice trout
at the "Kan Kan," which are to be served in
a chowder to the patrons of that popular in
stitution to-day at IL O'Clock. ed" and
Glen" will accept our thanks for the brace
VI 'PO~'e-
JUBILANT.-One of the successful can
didates of the late Cavanaugh convention
xa1a5 ;ubiIani and n Whit melodious LAST
-
evening AT tne prosper OF onlciaI nereE'
anu M1eh tas' neaIu run. M AMoout 9nisp.,
Noweu tne InSeneion ol sOlns uo"n .ns
ee,,.Ns Jbs aan;,sI tiinhs ob ,he Sorss har;nss
Ibe Gabital Ginks ob the srby." He was
" sick" and ought to have sent for Ma
giEnis."
brakes travelling scenic artlste,arriFed yester-
day. He came up the river decorating the
,oolrs .nd ,,aos and ,;xsr hanks in c.halistic
characters, expressing the peculiar virtues of
prakes flan satlon nit.ers. ne goes rom
rsnsnto an ths ,siiyoad and then 20 Nsu
York
bARToS q WILL nave moSeo lnto
their elegant and commodious store, which
they have built on the site of their old build
ing. Ihey nave a magnlhcent assortment OF
Tbsy o,e scents for the moSt csleoratei watch
a "a ,nost rol;ahlo siIverwars snaciaI at
tentiop. as usual. given TO repairing watche.
and the mauufacture of ieyelry,
BESTox ITEMS are scarce. No new
heats have arrived. but several are suppos.d
,o ba at Dophan's Rap,ds The North Ala
- a. 80,
yalnA Ia sone - 70 snI spus 70 ,v
Tn 1ne o'uei Teus No ~ -,
change in the river. Business is somewhat
dull at Benton, and socially the place Is rath-
er quie''
NAFf' MALIbf' an oio citi]en, oil
Montana, arrived IN tne city sterday rom ON
inspection of its quartz Developments. The
Captain is an experienced and Practical
gaM iDtnraa jnu 10 rosS ~ ,ha rs'nareos ~
Montana- and posreSses n strong faith in is
future.
heating, who are developing several Iodes In
ssra ,hs a,ha- I9n SGe da qh;oh n;s'5sd sos M ~