The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-07-08

brick-.hslarsat one Of the SEASON. the
coin value Of e0's4 n. Z
The Hertn .supj 6rts the vie1b Of the
CARTS pm the. Sn6ject Of merchants sending
job work East q
On his late visit Bishop Tuttle made de-
finate arrangements for the building of an
Episcopal church in Bozemsn this summer.
The busiukss Of Wells Fafko u Co., in
Son q Rich, - wh0se store the Office has
been established. III -. n lIttyL
No paper next week. ........
For weeks past the Spring Hill Oiseillery
has been turning out hundred gallons y
day Of prime No. whisky. .'
'dt ~ .uI FsaI 5t-as ~ Us 9QrGs .Es All
Ed. G. Sullivan can hear something 70 bis
advantage BY applying 1t the Gosesse ONCE
Two horse and one cabin thief were ar.
rested and committed ~ jail yesterday. Z
The first session ofSt. Vince ITS Academy
closed the day before yesterday .,o@.
nnff E''ag l5'a Herald F.Ss1'"1' De. s'.70
Peter Slater, an old and well known pros.
pect0r, 10 ON tho point of death, 1t Boulder
Valley, afflicted with ,dropsey..s .e-s af1,s
Tho Postoffice of Boulder has. by order
of the Department, been made fourth
class Office. and the lalary Of the Postmaster
has been doubled. Ryan's PbstOfiice il tie.
funct. Reaverhead Rock p the only Office
IN that valley. fsnst Eats4~4 b. .a liz "a !.c-
Jack Qlinger has sold his interest in Ba
sin to China company, for IS 500. s... .
Two new Postmssters have recently been
appointed BY President Grant: G. A. Bull
q Sun River, and Frank Woody at Mis-.
sOula. esf 20 zgagl asa 9 III t==L O.
Mrs. Clulpasero and daughters have re-
turned ~ tho states. ls Ent.gs.l .d3 nsfgl 81.
Prof. st., Clair. who with his wife and
daughters. claim ~ . family to be the most
extensively travelled lecturers III the world,
is in the. Territory, ON journey of philo
accompanied by his daughter Ellen, whose
sister it will be remembered was noted for
her talent and personal accom- lishmcnis,
and who after undertaking the exploration
Of the mountain Territories, lost her life
last winter n year ago at Salt Lake. g..
- aaa .aess'Q Gazette T. 'sssa1". TO ~
b. 8 Lindsey will open his bowling gy.
mnasium to-day, in the first floor Of the St.
Louis Hotel. F.. y. ..zs.fee d. IA. g.. . .
Miss Mary Lester has opened a, select
s:nool on Broadway, opposite the Metho.
dist church.
Miss Maggie Pip, who has been lying i'll
tiih si,,ili lN'x at Bird Tail Station, on tho
Benton road. died on Saturday night As
this is public station and passengers are
continually passing aud requesting from
lv,f.ru tn, i1.1n., ~
sanitary l,rct autiOps should le taken against
tho introduction of the pestilcncc 10 Helena.
The very thoughts, Of such dist asc ia this
swe!teriEg weather is frightful Cannot our
Sanitary Board meet to.'lay and take some
steps in the matter. 'F psi #t"." 'E'
In response toa letter of inquiry from
the police Office, Chicago, instigute,t Ivy the
father OF Franklin Winchester. n!ias Joe
Wilson. the confession 0f the latter, as Civ.
en- ~ James Woods of Helena jus: previous
to tho hanging of Wilson In Helena. is nub.
lished in full. II substanliates the accounts
heretofore published. ...,.,. .sir,
O. ,asa a#s % n,ra,d s .i&EliI, tss.~ &c.
The hurdle race which cauc off yesterday
at the old Fair Gr'unds for purse of $3.50.
was won by Lem Eyer's Grey Eagle" 49,.
s. Fl. Bohm & Co., cast another yellow
boy" Yesterday. weighing 019 ounces, and
pf the coin value Of $16, roo. n sUI.. i q
Among the departures on the owe: land
coaeh Sunday morning were Miss jean
Clara Walters and Miss Sallie Hosn,er, the
latter accompanied by lion. Jas. Tufts.
The 94,h anniversary of n,,r National In.
Dependence passed off yesterday very quiet.
y IN this city, there having been NO prclmr-
atoms. made on the part Of our citizens to
celebrate the day, r, The, town., however,
Was full Of strangers. principally miners
rom outside camps, who casne into the me-
rOpolis 10 get rid Of their spare change and
nave good time. Many Of them succeed.
ID ~ 2lding bos!,.' 'i''"l 7a571', 'f{S'~
lin baa fit4t y#--- aaisspH 90 .e-,rf;
alT .lxsn9s Gazet'e,6. G5aoH joe ii r.-ur
Major Fp.lis. tho most successful farmer
il Tie c,,un,y, presented US with the first
'otng potatOes OF the season. on The 4th' ID
II the following I've true, wl,ic!i We find in |
he St. Jnsepls GGzesls. the Nick Wall must |
iaye gotten safely down tho river. At Fort |
isndul the Nick. Wall WINS signailel by Il
Older. WHO waved n, white handkerchief. |
She a.,sw cred tho signal and began to move
0ward the landing; burbofOrc sbellad time |
o reach tho shore, the w,ldicr who signalled |
Ter fired u cannon ball into her deck, Tho !
'all passed between the fireman and pass-
niger, Who were standing Upon the lower |
leck, and lodged in Il coal bog near by |
hem. The Captain Of the Wall reported |
his fact to the commander of the Fort, but
eceivcd no satisfaction The commander,
" are Informed. Justified the soldier In
OMns:t,i.g tho outrage .t3ha. &t! l95 Hnal
Our own correspondent writing from PHI.
rim Bar nader the date of June "a, ssys Il
Holcomb = Berry cleaned up yesterday
a, 40. which was the result Ut One weeks
un9 Smith. Hick q Co. cleaned mp 81, O3S.lI
5, and June 25th, $1,000. They expect to
un 81 900 per week this summer. Steel,
[etchum & Co. A900, and Joe Kitchen 81.
90 for one weeks rum. There are between
ixteea and twenty hydraulics running 81,
b lsir! u did mt learn, the runs made BY
bs others, but judging frsm tbs number Of
lcn et work, and tho general prosperity of
he camp. they csftSinly, are doing well. 4
cvefal t4niins are icing opened With favor.
bic pr0spcGss.i Thsre IL about 1000 inches
f water in vsDstant use, day and night, on
,is bar, Considerable, il not all is used
vef three or f0ur tiInc1. and II finally soil
, Chinanien ds,wn In the main Pixies peak1
ulchy The bar aveSsscSiu depth from l01
. 10 feet Fly& Gu Me putting,in Asplun1