The Montana post., 1869-03-12

tails range all the way from $50
to $4,000 900, at which modest ~
the Consolidated Eberharit" il se
The total capital is $40 9,953, ,OOO-sboEa
uine>tenths of which is gas.
The Deseret Ncscs says the block
on the L. p. r. II. are between Cbevs,
ne and Rollins. Rollins aud Wasa,J
and on Quaking Asp Bridge. 200 or h,
men are at work clearing out the sno,
Gov. Haight has pardoned Isaac Tsnl
lev. convicted of robbery at the Jn,
term, 1865, of the County Court Of Plsc-.
county, Cal. and sentenced 10 b. IN
prisoned in the penitentiary four yea,
Not restored To citizenship.
James O'Neill was frozen to desy
near Wadsworth. Nevada, recen,,,
VIM. Farrar was killed by the .alIin-
of a snow shed near Grass Valley, Fef
nth The Hartley estate. 100 acres ,
street, Sacramento, ives sold in the Pr
bate Court, to George w. Moore Il,
$4,000.
Mrs. Lille Colt, nee Hitchcock, sor.
OF whose eccentrieities we published
few days ago, has returned from NsT
York to San Francisco, overland. an
had an enthusiastic reception by b.,
legion of friends. She is the Fireman.
Belle of the Pacific coast, and as swes.
as saucy. May she never be Pickle
Lilly.
Mary Dowd, who on the 4th of Julr
last, had her left eye torn out by
rocket~stick while looking at the fr-,
works display IN San Francisco. Ia.
brought suit against the city and couur
and Messrs. Church & Clark, TO recoys
10000 damages. The defendant
Church & Clark, had charge OF the di,
play.
At the late session of the Supreu,
Court of Idaho, at Boise City, the fo'
lowing named persons were finally dis.
charged as bankrupts: David Marx.
ham, Ralph Bledcoe, r. q. BarnweI
Chris. Langworthy, Eugene. Howard [
T. Cartee. Wilson Ralston, JonatLx,
Keeney. Louis Burgeoise. q. w. Hun;
Eph, Smith, G. II. Willard and w
Gany.
A burglar in San Francisco. recentr
robbed lady OF some jewelry, but o,
consideration that il might possib7
have more than intrinsic value, sf
dressed her a polite note, informing Be-,
where he had pswned il, and expressing
heartfelt regrets at the impecunioui
necessity that compelled him to sue
angallant thieving. Nothing like pre
serving the social amenities. Wouldb
glad il San Francisco peculative mzu
ners extended here. We have a gar
ment "out" yet.
The Santa Cruz Times states that 0.
"Wednesday. Feb. 10. there died in San
Ia Cruz, William Ware, who was bor
&. 4 IL.
California 80 years ago. He had best
for about 80 years a resident of Sanh
Cruz county. He was buried by d.
side of his children, upon the Zavana
Rancho upon which he had lived >
many years
The Montana Post is received ven
irregularly of late by us. The Post iol-
lows two days in the wake of the Ga
zette. We would ask the Post TO corree
the fault, as we look TO it for MOntan
news.-SdH Lake Reporter
All right. We will do the best W
can. and probably we can DO il goo;
but since the appointment of Major NJ
Ginnis, editor of the Gazette, as Pos
master of Helena, the Reporter mus
make some allowance for the P. NJ. f..
voriIfg his probable successor.
Mr.. Thomas AleShorn OF this city WI
has returned from a trip to White Pins
says that sometimes for whole Wei
together, Treasure city is wholly aboE'
the clouds, and the top of Treasure 10
seems an island in mid ocean. The g.
will be shining brightly at Treasure Cir
all day. while at Hamilton not a glimTs
OF il will be seen. and the people viii ;
shivering about the town wrapped
their noses in their overcoats. Te2u
leaving Treasure Hill at such tiDs
seem, in going down the grade 10 Hsz
ilton. 10 suddenly plunge down q
disappear in the waters of an imme1s
lake-so dense and evenly spread 8
the clouds. Above, all is sunshine; b
low, all shadow and gloom; Yet oor
sionally the clouds rise above Treas
/ City, and the snow showers down =
the winds howl at rate terrific TO eV2
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