The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-13

s~'i'5 TIE TE8RITORY. al
HsasAs nsDsbxess. NossaS. AaGA.
Two arastas, on Hot Spring creed, are
doing good business.
The Ane application fees patent forQuarsz
under Tie lsw Of Congress Of ieoe. has jus,
leen meds fer ~ 0sssa CAnphsll lods, In
Silver Star district We understand tina,
". .. Waan, Esa. oentsnpsates IN early
'ocation OF his fine hides 1t Rochester, unde,
he hws Of the United esates, very soon
7'Ais skoes dat al oesr deses = sss ys let t.
Aas sssres s'ises y Aadisos eosssy!
G. II. Waterman, Of Middle Creek, Gal
latin, has wheat six fest In height, whic:
promises enormous yield. VI the scvr.
headed variety; cucunbess ~ large ~ you
wrist, luscious roasting ears Of corn, in.
menss new potatoes. and very dns beta
NJ. Geo. Adkins, who has been for son.
time past exploring aud testing the quart.
Iod.s III Browns gulch, informs n thu,
s,500 pounds Of the Lorraine lode yields, TO
comma mill process, - Oh. and II pwts.
of bullion. The Pscidc and Eumenis lodex
yield 1ll6 30 to the ton. BY ordinary pro.
cess the Pacific and Eumenis will average
90 PER ton; the Romeo, as; and It win
cos. not to exceed 8e5 per ton tn work them
The prospecting mill, belonging To tho
Ward mill. q 0ssrlisg, b being run
rros the Herald, rhursdsy, Az xA.
Mr.. r. B. Passoit, the we'll knowa and
successful lawyer, - IN for the States for
. pssnassat Sssi6ssee.
Mcclellan Gulch h yielding 90 b 80 per
day, t0 the hand .s-s --r -...>s..
The Huntsville vas tn leave Cow Island
for The lower river on the 10Th inst. and the
Farmgua on the 25eh. The North Alabama,
loaded light with mp river freight, left Sioux
City on the ash nit.
Madame Schellcr ID to have town christ
ened in her honor along the line of the U.
r. Il. r. She will plsy an engagement soon
In San Francisco, and then, retiring from
the stage, seek domestic life in Schellsr City.
near DcnvcS.
The coach for corfnne left this morning
with the prisoner, Stephen Carter, convicted
of passing counterfeit U. g. currency, and
sentenced to three years imprisonment. lie
was accompanied by Marshal Wheeler and
John Featl,erstun. The latter will goas far
- Cosinue and then return. .5
Froo the Gazette. Thsndsy; Aug. Oh.
Only two men in jail
Mr. Hugh O'Neal, whom Mr.. Roman met
~ John Csrten's ranch, inf0r'ucd him that
last week. man by the name of Dummond.
alias Deaf John" was found dead In his
cabin. about five miles from Missoula, on
Grant creek, with . revolver In his hand.
One hundred aud fourteen dollars VA found
on bis pesson. lie was fow Wisconsin.
Many Of the residents of Helena win r..
uaemher drzymsn and hsryc trsier named
SeAimsl, who left Tor White Pine last fall
1t would seem that Schimel hai prospcre.l
In business, fer. sccossls.e - the E~ir~S
Empire, = paper published 1t that place, o:
thc s7th ult., he was rspsted to 10 worth
about t4,O0o The same paper aays that h:s
body wss found ten mikes out VI Treasure
city. and from surrounding circun.s,a ,ccs
had evidently met with u violent death. prob
ably sirangula.ion. by the hands of some
party Or parties unknown. The botiy WAS
discovered In grave, Or rather hole used
hy lndisas for catching grasshoppcrs, Gun.
vestcd to that purpose. According to the
testimony Of . physician, who testified be-
fore coroncr's jury, summoned to enquire
into the cause of death, the Indy was too
fas dccunlOscd 70 make detailed examine.
ton, but that the Opc round his neck seemed
to prove that deceased came to his death by
strsngu:asiOn. and that 10 had been deal
about two or three months.
1osr Nsu1 cAxsoz. nvnsnI's Toll 0Ark
August N, lSDA
EDlToRs GAZETTE :--Pe1se publish In
your paper the death Of NJ. John UNxai,
whs died yesterday sb0ut three O'Clock In
the aftcruooa.s 1lr. O'Neal bad beea sick
for some time, and was not well when hs
left Corinne, six days ago; but thought he
wOuld get better on the n,ad. He i,al started
- > passenger for uclena, Montana Mr..
U'Neal died one mills sosth Ut this plac+,
and was buried with al the respect circum.
sasnces would permit Ut. .....
TIE undersigned witnessed the death Of
the deceased, aud assissGd ut the burial
TuoAAs T. WIxsgrT.
81" AUGUSTUS HBNRY,
"'@ JouN 4UarHY,
w. 4UnPuY.
sssss}r-ys 60 -ses-y.B
0aseets Friday, Az. "a
Several Seatlsnsn with large capital an
csnvssGinS Ne subject Of sryanizing heavy
mess anejle Arn u esaablsa m ioansnse
whSlesals gfocay house II Helena, to sup
ply III msrchants II tbs Territory chespe,
than thaa thsy cosid briaS goois from III
East This i ''ssstASr ss;dsses II . Ifra4
ss1 s1iiiaG JaAA ie1Als psvapeniu ssd
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ssppksns BG - ~ 1(issori, b psvi.a
- 70 el3 pr hand. s.
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