The Montana post., 1869-06-11

The Devils Bridge" ia Weber Can
yon is all o. b. now. All the other
Devils Bridges are in good condition, 10
the best of our knowledge, and W.
ought to know.
Freight continues TO arrive for Cor
inue A iast freight line WILL soon de-
liver goods at :nis point for Montana
cheaper than can be done by the river
-CoYinne reporter.
Jack Wilde, well known Throughout
this State, and much respected wherev-
er known, is dead. He died of puemo.
MIA. last evening. IL Hamilton, White
Pine County.-NeuGdd Enterprise, Mly
80.
The steamer Benton had aboard oDs
of the fest cargoes ever started for
the mountsins by the Missouri river. If
it is lost by her sinking. il will be seri-
ously felt by the merchants and miners
of those regions.-Omdh1 Republican.
Nay 26h-
One Dennis O'Brien was killed in Ne,
vada gulch, Colorado. last Sunday morn.
ing. in a difficulty with some fellow
miners named Higgins and Flynn. H,
owned a ranch in Boulder COUNTY
| GoLdrick's Herald 2Sth.
A despatch from Professor GilIiari
the colorei lecturer. dated Davisville.
Cal, May 26. has this announcement: |
| was shot between l and 2 p. m., by a
white man, while passing restauran.
! at Dav,sville. No provocation.
Chyrles Dental and Michael MaIlen
! arrived in San Francisco from Placer
county. in charge of Sheriff Neff. en-
route TO The State Prison. Both have
been convicted of murder in the second
degree, and are sentenced To imprison.
ment for life.
Our Montana exchanges are like the
visits of the angels, few and far between
We have not received copy Of either
the PosT or Gazette for six days. Ou;
arctic cotem ooraries are missed from
our table Utah Reporter 1st- We can
1 omplain of the same irregularity in the
I Utah papers. The Posi- is mailed reg
| ularly.
We were highly favored yesterday
| with a visit from the Rev. George w.
| Foot, one of the Episcopal Ministers OF
| the 81. Marks Ascosiate Mission OF Salt
| Lake City. He expresses wish 10
preach here as often as once Il fortnight
| if the citizens will tender him the uss
of some suitable building in which 10
hold divine services. General William.
son has donated lot 20 the gentleman
on which to erect a building. and if the
| citizens contribute as literally toward
the building of il as the good cause de.
mands, he will preach from his own pul,
| pit a week from next Sunday.--CoriHHs
Reporter.
| A full force of hands is being WORKED
| in the Yellow Jacket mine at present,
and the ore is tumbling OFT at very
lively and gratifying rate. The air is
now good throughout the mine, esps-
cially at the lower levels. The Ken,
tuck yields ore enough 10 run the Sun
derland mill, from it's upper levels. The
lower levels are closed in order TO hem
! in the fire, which exists at the Crown
Point line. in the east ledge. Drifting
east at the / 900 and 1,00c foot levels Of
the Gro ~n Point, in order TO strike ihs
ledge aud work beneath and out of the
way of the fire. is being prosecuted. All
the stations above there are also
blocked up securely, In order TO smother
the fire. or let it burn itself out, just S
it pleases.-Eaterprise 27th.
WE received the following in marked
COPY of the L0,oeU Citizea and Nelos, o.
May oath. Personally, Mr.. NJ. is not
known TO US, perhaps he is to our read
ers. but we congratulate any one of the
Lost Angels" on finding another. May
they keep happy company "till death
does them sever"
PERsoNAL.-Alfred MetcAlf. Esq Of
Los Angeles, California. who visited
teachers meeting in this county, some
six weeks ago. was SO well pleased with
our school system that he has ARRANGED
TO take home with him one of our Low
ell teachers, selecting one of the best.
Miss Jennie II. Dennis, of the Green
School. A pleasant ceremony took place
this morning BY way OF relude, ana
the parties leave at once for Calitornia
carrying with them the best wishes o
many friends"