The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-20

Fenty-Ave feet Cd he, ID founds N pay
streak a for ~ the Cd extends, Wild pays
from go to 600 par " to the hand with
an ordinary b. d 81 watcr. At iiesed there
Is scarcely any Ayaila1l c water n the}mine,
hut las. week DGessA Foley : ST John
worked themselves without employing any
hands, and from their weeks work cleaned
up $50 apiece in clean dust.
- Herald. Aug: ii.
Mr.: L. n. Biack. spcc.ai indian Agent for
the Grows. has contracted for the logs and
lumber 70 be used in putting up the agency
buildings for that nation. g. .'." ,F- '
Senstor Trumbull had handsome recep-
ton in Helena. Some forty carriages and
fifty horscmcn met and escorted him to tho
city. In the evening serchadc was fol-
lowed by speeches fs,m Mr.. Trumbull, Gem
eral Washburnc, Surveyor General, Major
Cullen, the great Indisnist; IL r. A-Smith,
the /" dises,ablisher of the orthodox Indian
Church." and General Sully. tho svowed
guardian of his predecessors orphans,
tai. pr. '. Gazette Aug. l4th.. gJ'Ha.s 81
Governor Ashley arrived on Sunday. He
was serenaded, and made . speech Of some
twenty minutes, which was well received.
Mr.. Wickheiser, special mail agent for
Utah, Montana, Wyoming and Idaho, and
successor to Gen. Chmpitt, 10 in town, in.
forming himself from personal observation
in regard to the faithful performance Of the
different mail contracts by tho contractors
The young man Joseph Slower. who
stabbed himself while In fit 1T Temporary
insanity. died yesterday evening. '.' I'll
Jack Lsngrshc and Nj. Mcshua wcr, TO
arrive in Helena. on Tuesday evening.
Gazette, Aug. 18th. .r-,.- I'll
The following arc the officers elected by
the Gen,of the Mountain Lodge No: 9, I. O.
G. r., elected at the last regular meeting to
serve for tho ensuing six months: W. G. r.,
W. g. Corwin; W. v. r., Miss r. Patter.
son; Secretary, G. W. S,ickney; Marshal,
F. NJ, Frazer; F ST.. Light; Treasurer,
Miss z. Jeffrey; I. G.. Mrs. l.. Brown; O.
G., A. B. Charpin; A. s.. Miss 4. Thorn.
burg r. Fl. s., Miss n. Amor; L. II. s.,
Miss G. NJ. Roberts. ''7'@ ~. ''..' w.
Hon. James b. Cavanau.h and C. C.
Hun,ley, left for Washington this morning.
A fellow named Dixon, who il reported
public and private nuisance, WAS shipped
10 the railroad on charity money, yesterday.
Swallow mill at Highland. vas to start
up again on thu OH. 1t is reported Prof. &.
l.as bought 100 tons Of Day orc, which
yields per assay $1,000 silver per ton. It is
estimated to average $3.50 by mill process
From the Cart &. sunday Asr.,st
Master George Payne, u TAI Of 1e years,
fell aud broke, his a.m on Saturday eve.
ming.
The Fire Committee are laying for . cou.
pic Of suspected individuals. ..,. ,..s...,.,
We l,avo, incidentally. omitted to men,
ton tl.., unfciync.l sorrow Of the Bohemian
club in this city, when Captain James II.
Mills left. for, Deer Lodge. While in this
city the i Car" ma L. host If friends. A.
ter his departure tho members Of the Bol,c-
mia, club met 1t the Kiyus. and resolved to
wear Grape on their arms thirty days, ~. =
souvenir Of our excellent brother. After
taking d:ink to . Cap" they resolved to
Wear Grape ON their right arms; ticking an
other drink, it was agreed to wear Grape on
both legs. Somebody said something abou.
the mensbcrs Of the club putting tar on their
NOES, D!sckfeet Indian style, but the Great
American proposing 70 drink luck to
Cap" no vote was taken. In parting with
this brother driver Of the quill. sadness
steals O'cr US st tho loss Ut him, and we
have up the present writing refused to he
bc comfOrted. In the meantime, VIC shall
endcsyor 70 hide our grief. and pet for .
pas,imc, little Charley. Of Hossu,. =, u..
t"Cap," is overcome, sQuclchcd. subsidies,
and Eliminates. Joseph no other hand
than thine shall write the cpitaph. nor 9th.
CTS than the, gay Bol,cn,;a,s sniffie. when
dust returns to dust. and our form i locked
up in ,hc--calaboosc,l .,a,s..oyf bae ...,,.7
Mr.. Gcrmain has imported two pure blood
Durha,ns at coat Of u. 200. Mr.. John H.
Ming is bringing in 500 heal Of cattle from
Cotoraio. 5tn @.agg:.a. E"A5e2I ~ ut
Uncle Johnny Thorburn whalod On NJ
D. Chinainsn pir,,ac-''raxed" him fore and
oft, scuttlcd him, and had him condemned
in admiralty court 30 worth, for ''tumult.
uousness" ON Saturday morning. W atg1a
ati i.,v.f .saesz-.sg --- b. 8,ttr55gh sut 33Y5
,G,s4 l. a Republican AUG. .lssh. e, .g.rsf.. Bin
.Gallatin valley wants harvest banda s. .fsa
Hon. r. o. Hickman, member Of Lexis.
lature elect, was thrown frvrn = wagon and
bsaly bruised, Friday 18th. " OF - - z"@
The Pacific mins,rels are advertised. "a u
Dr. Daems, Mayor, has made application fos
entry Of the town.sitc Of $50 acres. ,.....
The Supreme Court has been occupied
during the week with Kisinsmi.h "a. Dun,
ply Usrndyce ~ Jasndyce) and Claskaon
=. Wells, Fargo 4 Co. These quits havs
become chronic. h. s,8Eg,.,g. A., II
We understand that T. Creishtoa q Co,
have sold their iutesesa In The isgiuia Wstes