The Montana post., 1869-04-02
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MINING PRosPECTs.-We were favor
ed yesterday by a visit from Charles Hendrie,
Esq, who has been on a tour of observation
throughout the best mining camps In Mon
tana, and has made several investments. Mr..
Hendrie states to us that there will be great
er amount of developments made In quartz the
coming summer than ever any one year before
in Montana. He is more confident of the
prosperity of this Territory, based upon a sys-
TEN of quartz mining than before, and
says that there are more really rich lodes be-
ing developed than ever before. We are glad
to see such confidence In our Territory exhib-
tied by so able and successful quartz opera
tor, for we are fully assured it has founda-
tion.
INDIANs.-Again the noble red man
is con the steal" The winter being over
and the necessity for being good and virtuOus
Indians having ceased to urge them forward
in the paths of rectitude. they have assumed
the hardihood to insult the dignity of the
Great White Father, and strike out on their
own responsibility. The Blackfeet came up
last week from their "home OF the brave, !"
and on Thursday night stole twenty head
of horses from ranchmen living in the vIcin-
ity of Trinity. They struck for their camp
ing grounds and were tracked with the horses
past Joe Cabells. The Larty are still in the
country, and il would be we'll for our ranch
men and stock men to keep a close watch
on their stock, for in the vicinity of Indians
vigilance alone is the guarantee for safety.
LEAVING WHITE PINE.-We were in
formed by gentleman just arrived from Salt
Lake, that he overlook quite a number of
persons on their way TO some reported new
gold discoveries on the head of Snake River,
who had left white Pine for that destination.
They stated that White Pine was overdone-
the camps were crowded with people seeking
work, but unable to obtain any kind of en-
ployment, and that crowds were constantly
arriving. We doubt not but this Is true, and
we regard White Pine as indirectly benefit
ting Montana, for it is undisputed fact
that wages are higher to-day In Helena than
they are in that famous locality, and we shall
see 10 the late summer droves of disapI ointed
pilgrims vending their way back.
THE NORTH PACIFIC HoTFL.-This
splendid hotel was opened on Saturday night
with appropriate ceremonies. A rare COLA
tion was served up to the guests who discussed
the delicious viands to the strains of fine
band of music. Everyone seemed pleased
with the appearance of the house and with
the hospitality Of the landlords. Messrs.
Bealle & Bellerive are determined to spare no
labor or effert that will secure to their hotel
the highest reputation and most extensive
custom.
SPECIAL GRAND JURY-There has
been a special Grand Jury summoned to meet
at the Grand Jury room in the O. S. Marshals
o ices this morning, at o'clock, a. m, fol
the consideration of business.
ARRIvALs-The Overland coach
brought in last evening VIM. CahilI, Frank
Mcconnell, Robt. Mcconnell ard our fellow
citizen A. Il. Will.
$4,000 worth of Lewis and Clark
County Warrants wanted, for which 1 will
pay the highest market price In currency.
| j. s. OSBORNE,
waIcot & Hursh's salesroom, No. % Bridge
street, Helena, N. I. m2d&wtf
WE CALL the attention of the public
| to the magnificent scheme of prizes displaye ed
| by the Helena Money Lottery for the draw.
ing on the first day of May. The drawing
will take place under the same condition:
that have hitherto given such universal sat
isfaction; and, as the Spring is now opening
We may expect the whole number of tickets
to be sold. Apply early and secure your IA
| vorite numbers. mar2Sd to ap5 W to mayl
| S1 90 in Dry Goods for H0C+.
| ID lsOO In Greenbacks, OOCIS
| aT the great THIRTY DAYS SALE of undam
J aged goods secured from the late fire nnr
| chased of Hirschman Bros. by F. Poznainsky
and now being sacrificed at the BEE HIVE
STORE. Sign of the Golden Bee Hive. Is
Bridge street. d&wlw
! To CAPITALIsTs.-Fo sale. five