The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-11-12
THE WEST.

THE WEST.
Omaha has q 900 Inhabitants.
COLORADO gives thanks November 1a!
The cars On the Truckee Railroad run up
to the Mound House, October Is.
The first brick building of Nevads, Colo
RADIO, il being built by Mrs. Rice.
The work of deepening the channels above
Willamette Falls. Oregon, has been finished.
Edward Hosp, a German brewer, died sud-
denly while travelling in Idaho, October "a.
Mrs. w. J. Florence lost wardrobe to the
estimated value of $7,0e0, on her overland
trip.
Daniel Donahue, . printer, was found
dead in his bed in San Francisco, October
29th.
The demand for -four in eastern Oregon
and Idaho 10 increasing, and prices there are
rising.
Mike Covenger was run over by . railroad
car at Oreans, Nevada, October 10Th, and
killed.
Southern Idaho Is trying to get up IN or.
ganization to publish reliable information
to induce immigration.
Last year 1872 acres of onions were cult
vated in Sacramento county, California, and
1,O3l tons Of squashes.
A young man named Solomon ]. Benson,
was accidentally sho. and killed at Benson's
ranch, on the Mokelumne river, October "A.
N. NJ. Noah. formerly of the Alta and
author of two or three plays, has opened .
General Business Bureau in Washington,
D.. G.
The Territorial Legislature, of Colorado,
will meet in Denver on Monday the third Of
January next, and continue in session forty
days.
A Sacramento restaurant received by rail.
road, from Baltimore, about ten tons of oys'
ters. cranberries, etc., packed in ice, = few
days since.
Fifty dead Cinnamon were shipped re-
Gently from Truckee as merchandise. They
were consigned to the Flowery Kingdom fol
rc-intermcnt.
Judge Spencer, of Shasta, California, was
seized with fit while sitting in front Of the
International Hotel, in Sacramento, but was
speedily restored.
A big run was made on tue Branch office
of the Bank of California, at Hamilton, Ne
vada, October Is, but all demands were
l .k~.sl lnxl
A dispatch dated Downieville, Ca!ifornia,
| October 26, says: A man named Mouse wa
stabbed by some party unknown, in saloon
in Sierra City last Sunday, and died to-day
Colonel J. F. Stone, Superintendent OF
the Apache Pass mine, Arizona. was mur
dered by indians. October 5, and the mai
captured. Colonel Cartes, Secretary Of Ari
zona, is dead.
Mr.. B. F. Hurlbcrt. a well known citizen
of Georgetown. Colorado. was found dead
on Wednesday morning, October 81, in 9
deserted building, near Georgetown. Cause
temporary insanity.
The Carson Appeal says Doctor Nunctor
has struck it wonderfully rich in his Dund
erbcrg mine, in Mono county, California
about thirty miles from Aurora-on the east
fork of Walker river.
George Butler, nephew of General But
Ter, and . well-known New York journalist
was appointed Consul General of the British
Indies at Calcutta. October 25th. His ap
pointment Is credited to California
A coal bed recently discovered at Lcavcn
worth, was struck At depth of 700 fee,
from the surface. and rests on bed of ex
cellent fire clay, which renders the mining
Of the coal very easy. The coal is of flint
quality.
Pat Cannon (Brooklyn Boy) and Reilly
valparaiso champion), had ring fight ot
o3 rounds near San Francisco, October 25
Cannon was terribly punished-Rcilly e.
capped without mark. The seconds sprun(
fight, battle drawn and bets of.
The residence of General H. A. Pierce O,
his farm up James River was burned by th'
prairie fires one day last week. It 10 . sever,
]oss to the General, but his energy will nj
doubt enable him to " rebuild" and 60 aheat
as If nothing had happened.-Yankton Da
kotaian, October 81.
Work on the Penitentiary At Canon City
Colombo, 10 going on very slowly on accoun
of lack of the necessary iron. Mr. Wood
bury. ono of the contractors, has gone Eas
to purchase the required stock. When h
returns the work will be pushed to compile
ton at rapid rate e-7ranscripk
Judge Isaac Davis. resident of Califor
mia since 1850, father of Jerome Davis, an,
At the time County Judge Of Yolo. died q
his residence in Sacramento, Friday evening
October "a, aged ~ yesra At the time o
his death, Judge Davis wss one Of the high
ct Masonic officers Of California, and va
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