The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-27
THE WEST.

sell" patients + ..'.....
Colorado Fair commences September a2d;
lasts four days.
The reduction of fare on the Union Pacific |
Railroad is $cs .........
Cashmere goats have been imported into
Utah Territory. ..' 7,
twenty-five deaths occurred in Salt Lake
City last month. ." '..
Denver is building half dozen brick
buildings, says Goadrick.
The tolls at the Feather river bridge now
average over go per day.
There arc about $4,000 acres of grain to
thrash in the Salinas valley.
Omaha has found pe.rided tree ss feet
below the surface of the Garth.
The Colorado Transcript, Golden City.
has just entered upon its third volume.
J. Scion Moore met his death by sun
stroke in Boise City, Idaho, on the sth.
Mr.. Henry l.. Dennison is announced as
one Of the editors of tho Denver Tribune.
A water spout in Jackson Creek, Oregon,
recently destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty.
The State Capital Reporter, Sacramento,
thinks Elko is to bc the town of the Pacific
Railroad.
The Young Mems Christian Association
in Sacramento now hold MONDAY prayer
meetings.
There is only one woman in the Oregon
State prison-Miss Mary Collins-who is in
for stealing.
The White Pine Telegram says the gold
excitement at Elko is huge humbug, ere.
ated BY specslators
Clement Hanlon was blown up and severe.
~ injured, while blasting . wall, in Jordan
valley, August 1s.h.
Joe Coburn and other celebrities of the
Prize Ring, are giving sparring exhibitions
ut Hamilton, White Pine.
Seventy persons and companies in Sclano
county, California, reported an income of
$4,000 and over for 1869.
Dock Weir killed Thomas Mcknight at
tho Grand llondc mines. August lst,-csuse,
a quarrel about two little girls"
SAM Collins, alias 'Grasshoppcr sam,"
was hung by the people of Fremont, Ncbras-
ka, August 10th. He was notorious hard
case.
Mrs Hattie Morchcad died suddenly in
Portland, Oregon, August 1st. from what
the Cnroros.a .T...s. .i..>s. .:.l - = s-r--
abortion.
During the week ending August 18th, the
following pack trains left Walla Walla for
Montana: John Arvcy, 81 animals, and
Bartlett & He witt, 50 animals.
William Pagan, late Justice If the Peace
in Boise, absconded few days since, leav-
ing several autogrsphic remembrances aud
accounts unpaid. So the World hath it.
Flour has advanced to - jO@3 in Walla
Waila. A brisk demand from Montana con-
tinucs, and about 1000 barrels have been
forwarded there within the past six weeks.
Bart Maize waived an examination for tho
killing of w. A. johnson recently In Silver
City, Idaho, and was admitted to bail in
5000 to answer ut the next term of court
A lady. understood to be the mother of
Judge Harris. of Washoe, broke her leg
August eth, At Virginia, Nevada. Her foot
caught in a hole In the sidewalk, causing her
to fall.
Reports from Arizona give m account of
IN Indian scout, resulting in the killing Of
10 thoroughbred" and the destruction Of
several hundred wakiups, with provisions
and other property.
The newspapers of the mining districts of
California are complaining that excursion
lists do not visit their mines, thus overlook
ing the most attractive industry of the Pa.
cific coast. Ditto here. s..
Colonel Gibson, Psymastcr United States
army, hit and killed Adolph Miller, an old
drayman and express wagon driver Of Port
land, Oregon, August I'd, and Miller died
suddenly few hours after. t-.
The biggest money suit ever entered in
Nebraska 10 that now in progress At Omaha
of J. w. DaviS and associat@ against the
Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad. Il
is claim Of >004, 1SS for labor and material.
Governor Campbell, of Wyoming, calls an
election Ut Cheyenne and remotcst parts
Of his domain, September I'd, for Congress
eional delegate and Territorial members
His proclamation fills three columns in thu
Crow Greek journals.
A man named Shuster and another named
Hartman, living neighbon near Wathena
Kansas, quarrel|cd about blackberry patch
The result was that Hardnan cut Shustel
across the bowels with knife, and the lat
ter died from the effects
Under dase Of Angust 19th, Nevada ps
Per ssys The Qe,d Hill mines b supposed 4
be still burning. However, It i kept in IN
original bounds by being well fenced in, bu
there being vast quantities of wood in tn
section Of the mines which ere on fire, Il Il
conjectured it will take month for the fir
to die out .aslfliEs l.sa ya .as
l. The ndito, nf thA Ram NrAaeeaf fhna rnm