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

aaoemiug careless mauper, 70 Whip the hses zoo
men run: but tho mu1les Of tour shot Z inc breeght
hia to halt and forced him b deliver the Meas.
urs boxes. Charley Csrtes passenger aho ansved
in town BY the last stage fo1 Corinne, nys b met
tho coach half an hour after tae robbery. f1E r.
Powsss who lay over seLysa's statiosy No ua1eeay
enough to be on the stage that was robbed. He lost
ESQ Another passenger bed eS0o In one pocket
book and SIS In another. When ordered to dlsmount
he saved the former by putting It in his boot the Lat
-tsr - f0sssd - - Dick Tuspin,
Who "vent through" al Of the passengers but China
woman which the laws Of hightoned chivalry suffered
them not to molest Bauer, the passenger who was
on the lrst coach put under trbutc hsd $1,000 With
him. lie told Mr.. Carter he going to gct married.
but that II he had been robbed he would have ~
remained bachelor for life. Fortunately for the
lady, he succeeded In getting away with the money!
but Il was powerful close cali whether he beean,e .
Benedict or not IN ..s.s.,. ..tz .
The Helena Water Company have shout thirty men
employed laying pipe connecting with several springs
and win certainly have plenty Of water to supply the
demand next week. o.
0asettc,. Sept IA ii
Nj. Dan Robbins, who vas wounded In capturing
the Road Agents, il in . fair way Of recovery. f.
Three boy babies Last night IL
TX" says the manner In which the beavers are
building their dams indicates hard winter. .g.r
Republican, Sept 18th.
Mr. Barley Territorial Treasurer, tunder Executive
protest., has appointed w. w. Norris Esq., OF Vir-
GINA, to act during his temporary absence In the
States.
letter from David McCranor, ESQ.,, to several Of
our citizens under date Of September 1st, from the
Loon creek Mines states that the placer 70 far Il not
very extensive though there IL very good ground
There but i've sluices running. All the ground II
taken and can only b. obtained by purchase at very
high prices Three four buildings have been erected
and others soon to be- About three hundred men arc
in the camp. All provisions are brought from Boise
City, rs miles distant pack animate. Tho roads,
the worst in the world and the camp when snow falls,
will be inaccessible. Mr.. McCranor advises all who
contemplate going there from this vicinity to stay at
home a. this IL better country by far unless more
extensive pacers ars Discovered. &
Gazette, Sept. II
Mrs. Andcreon's school opened yesterday Mr..
Konultz will open school on Monday next Mr.. John
Corum will open the Rodney street school in two
weeks. .-s.
Mr. Merritt, Who died On Sunday, has been reel.
dent Of Helena since 1854
Colonel A. G. Bracket, the new commandant Of Fort
Ellis Is esteemed by the citizens for his precautions
In guarding the valley. J.,
Tuesday, the 18th Of Scptembcr,-Day Of Atone
mcnt-was to be observed in Helena.
East Lynne, with Miss Price as Lady Isabel, Wal
drOn - Carlyle, ard Richmond LevisOn has bosni
running and drawing well 1t Langrishcs this week
Hiram Caswell, "goes back" on his wifcs desssiD
Z local card. pv..
Herald, Sept. lah:. $3.50 n"aoi
Mr. WILL T. NcRasiaa4 No ~ - - yo0'h
bon sassssA pieh ~ Ag0NyeR 0ssesaIAl0)laol
NepeaeA ~ jn2 - swarls6 . ,A Il ,sg>
vdytaS Tie sosaAs4l $500 s4lssSa ess 1As
inpsseang - ia1ivsig - q Sava ~ 49,
hAssa lNohSss ssvsyai r+5d had HaS M" .-
aASsOsaty rOGan6essoner. arc improving the
sGses>Aat a...
Bartoe 4 Win challenge any jcweler in Montana to
make gold chains with \. n Will.
r. ga rs7 Gasctte, Sept 10th.
IN" writes from Washington: "Dr. Mitchell, of
Deer Lodge has been Ic-appointed to day, Commits
sioner for the erection Of the Pcnitcntay at Deer
Lodge. The Secretary promised that the work shall
proceed without delay. But there is much red tape
yet 70 unrave The Postmaster General has not been
In the city for weeks; M. Cavanaugh will wait
to him. he Is applying for daily mail from the
Railroad to Helena and Deer Lodge and sr,-weckly
mail to BOzcman and on other routes"
"E II. Irwin has just executed splendid extra
four-hour photograph Of the forks Of Grizzly and
Gro Elmo gulches"
There Is nbout 500 tons Of freight yet at Fort Peck