The Montana post., 1869-05-28
FRIDAY uoRNING. NAY asth
THE.CITY
From Fsld4y's Daily.


C8REECTroN.-Inlsst Saturday : daily
us stated. in references 10 the prospects, ETC.
os Argspta, that the old E=Isr furnace had
rassei i1to the hands Of E. Creighton CO.,
rto we're about 10 c0mue1ce mining eTsra-
.zrrs tkzreuirh- We take this opportunity
70 state that We misunderstood the true facts,
wkich are n foIlOws. On the 81 DAY CT
A1-5I last a mining company. rsQresentsd 6Y
Str. L CummInEs, purchased II L. Crelsh-
ton / Co. the said furnace. and are now ae-
s--eIy engaged II preparations g run 10. 4ne
Clurauy have on hand Al abundance of ore
fr5rl ICi-s CWusl ty the said Company which
i ysry TIcA- Ih= company have large force
Of miners getting Out rock 50 that Hnsn the
furnace Is ready start up there Viii be 10 de-
fsisrcy Of ere. Prof ROuupf has been en-
z-sEzi 70 suue-i-rsul the smelling process
EhIcl viii be done n very few days. zen
EARNINGS is S gentleman Ct great expert
snce L mining, possessing a sn V'lsaSe CON
bfusr- TIE thsCTstrlcal With the practical-
Ha rashss forward with energy aud ability
EEsEsyer be undertakes. 70 posture results
w PREDICT for this company q prosperous
s1l-cLal success
GOLD BARS.-F. Bohm & Co. ran TWO
bzrs Of gold weighing seven hundred AID one
Ouncas, being OF the value IN currency OF
eighteen thousand seven hundred and twenty
dollars. This Is the product Of the various
Eulctss II the vicinity of Helena and i
conclusive evidence that Montana L not
vet played out We cannot conceive how the
chronic grumbls. who are continually pour-
ir- forth lameItatIu1s, dePloriug the break
sn-up Of the country and the utter ruln
which threatens CuT business, can reconcile
such evidences OF wealth and OF prosperity
ss these bars aud many Others daily run
STAMPED and shipped 20 eastern bankers 1t
! : cheerful sight 20 see these massive We1g-
Is OF uu-e gold piled upon the counter OF
Wells. FarEo Co, on the departure Of the
coaches. for they are ASSURANCES that the Ia
mentatious Of these dsm1raIiEsi people spring
frOu a diseased fancy OF morbid InasIDatloE,
and arise from no lust cause
TRAVIS Bros. are doing a rushing
business at their temporary stand on Bridge
street. and turning out the elegant turuouts
Ard SPLENDID stock with the same prOmptness
sud dispatch a. 81 their old stable. In the
meantime their mammoth stable on Main
street l. rapidly progressing towards compile
tiOn. and will be ready for occupation In
short time. Before that time their large as
sor:msnt of trottinE buggiss, family car
riazss &c. will te received. These sddsd
20 their already fine collection OF carriages
will make IL one OF the most complete sStab-
Lshmsnts IN the vest.
RUBY CITY N AsHEs.-From Mr.. J.
P. Mabbett, Who just retained from New
York Guleb, we learn that on Wellesley,
about 5 o'clock, Ere broke out in q black
fmith's shop, in the upper part Of town, snd
in the short space of an hour the whole side
Of the street was IN flames and reduced 20
ashes. No serious loss was sustained BY any
Of the parties save and except the buildings
destroyed The blacksmith lost some tools
and the other parties moved their goods All
out Nr. J. HsTshman, formerly OF this
place lost a portion Of the roof Of his store,
bat suffered no other damage. This Il sad
blow TO this little thriving city
For THE STATEs.-Mr. Milo Court
wright, one of MontAnA's sturdy pioneers,
and who has labored hard and successfully in
the deveIopmsnt Of ats mineral wealth, leaves
bv this mornings coach for the States, 70 be
absent until September be goes with the
object Of assisting IN the organization OF new
rninipC enterpriIes, and leaves with the -
TEEN. good wishes and hopes OF an early re
turn Uf al Who esteem the noblest work OF
God-An honest mar
LIxooLS.-We are indebted 10 our
special correspondent, Geo. Perry, Esq., for
udings from this camp. We regret to learn
from him that fatal accident happened there
on wednesday, at 10 o'clock g. m II seems
that a miner named William Bartlett, was
engaged In running drift On claim No. 5
Ehsn cap broke down and struck him on
the hack of the neck. breaking 1t and in
ttantly killing him. he was an industrious
and worthy man. and leaves many warn
friends 20 moEfn hIs loss Times In Lincoln
are beginning 20 book up, and the prospects
for a good seasOE's work are brighter than
ever
STORM BELOw.-A severe thunder
storm Is raging in the Salt lake Valley which
prsvepts the working of the Wires either way
from that place. A little of that you'll ee
Tsry refreshing and welcous up IN this
part of the country.
To Our PATRONs-In conseq uence OF
the late disastrous ere. and the facS that
heavy freight bIlls will in few days have
10 be paid, nost cordially invite our pat
Ions and c1stomers 10 call And hquidAte their
little account Z st their earliest possible con-
venience. Tbankful for the generous pat
ToDsge which ve have received, ne hope 20
merit . fs1 measure Of iu eontinusnee-
i. ii. REA.
- Bridge Street.