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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19

CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs WAY. WA C. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. 4lO ~. daily at. 3:25 P n.
ARRIVES At Bellair. 400 "
Gratton..---. $40 ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. AS r. NJ. Cambridge 1880 "
Cumberland. 300 Zanesville... $50 i"
Baltimore e:55 Newark ..-..IO:3O "
Wash'tnCityl0:00 81. Columbus :. ll:5J "
Mondays excepted. Sundays excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at -.ll;4O A. n. daily at.... $40 A. n.
ARRIVES AT Bellair...... $3.50 "
Grafton. $40 P. n. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg .l0:35 GAINESVILLE. 500 A"
Cumberland. Hoo Cambridge. 6:20 "
HarpersF'ry l:l5 "A. N. Zanesville--. TAO /"
winchester. 300 Newark.-... gij
Baltimore. $50 Columbus :. 1875 "
Wash'tnCity 6:20 Sundays excepted.
Sundays excepted.
FAST LINE.
EAsT--LEAvEs WEST, VIA c. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at 6:2OP. N. daily at. $50 A. n
ARRIVES AT Bellair.-----. $40
Grafton..-..lI:O5 ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 4:l0 ' Bonneville. 1850 4"
Harper S Fry $50 Cambridge. - l2:o5 P. n.
Winchester. zoos A. n. GAINESVILLE Los "
Hagerstown.. $50 Newark .-.. 800 A"
baltlnore-- ..ll:o5 COlumbus..-. 40 "
Wssh'n City. l:OOP.M. Sandusky. ...IO45 /"
Trains ON the Main Line make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia. New
York and Boston. At Relay Eouse, via Wash.
ington City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection Al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be procured
ct the office.
JOHN L. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation Baltimore.
4. 7. DEVRIES,
dee7 GeneralAg Wheeling.
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IN SUCCEEDING TO THE BUSINESS OF
j the late firm Of List Morrison 4 Co.. we
desire 70 thank the trade for the liberal patron.
age extended TO the house with which the Eepior
partner has been connected for over twenty five
years.
Our long experience With the wants Of the
trade Of this section, and our ample facilities
for the transaction Of the Wholesale Grocery
business, lead us TO believe that we can ofFsy
Inducements not surpassed elsewhere.
In connection with our regular business "A
neretoiore, we have leased a first-clAss Pork
Packing Establishment, and have secured the
services Of Mr.. John Bayha, an experienced and
skilltul Packer, by which arrange we are
enabled to sell Bacon, Mess Pork and Lard. AT
quality.
We intend TO offer special inducements 70
CASH and PRoMPT.PAY buyers. We request an
examination Of our stock and price list.
We are Very Respectfully,
HENRY X. LIST 4 co.
WHEELING January lat, 1910.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,
Wnpr1nn nnnemher Ath

WHEELING, December 18th, 1869.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run
L by the following schedule on and after
December 5th, lsG9-Wheeling time:
nINnINAr 4 I'll EYDpR.S
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TAKE PARTICULARS MOTH
YOUNG ME-

Who have injured Themselves BY q ser,,, -.
hce INDUCED In when alone. a habit fr,T.,'.
from evil companions, or Al - y,
effects Of which are nightly felt sr,. -
asleep, and II not cured renders mama, /.
possible, and destroys both mind .sI ~,
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that q young nAa, u, 10. 4,
his country, the darling Of Lie pArsn. ~,
be snatched from all prospects And st,oJn.. /,
Of life by the consequences Of deyia!.is n,
the path Of nature aud indulging in , t,f4l
secret habit. Such persons must b.isn "a
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K Q. S K Q O

Is a remedy of WONDERFUL EFFICACY in the CURE
eff diseases of the KIDNEYS and BLADDER. IN
THESE AFFECTIONS IT Is AZ NEAR SPECIFIC as
anu remedy can be. 1t does its work kindly
silently and SURELY. The RELIEF which it affords
is both certain and perceptibs.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that . sound mind and boly AZ q,
most necessary requisites 10 promote coslus.
happiness. Indeed, without these tho ,osr,,
through life becomes q weary pilgrnags d.
prospect hourly darkens To- the view, hs %,
becomes Swallowed with despair and a.lst "a
tho melancholy reflection that the hapy.hs,
another becomes blighted with our oEE.
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.ORGANIC MrAr,,-
DR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College @. Sr,...
don, graduate from one Of The No., - 81,
Colleges in the United States, and M. '-.i'.
part Of whose life has been spent in 80 y. VA
tails Of London, Paris, Philads,pLi, =. -.
where, has effected some Of The nns, ..s =
ing cures that were ever kpoy, N'Ii'
trosbled with ringing in the head AMI 49,. a
asleep, great nervousness being alaTBs1 :, =
den sounds, bashfulnoss, with frro-s.,tI =
ing, attended, sometimes with d,r.r, ~ "a
mind, were cured Immediately '~'C
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Married Persons, or YONG NJ
ing Marriage, being aware of -, 'otl-ss
ness, organic debility, Geiprr TISseA H..
cured t,
He who places himself grysrr.
J., may religiously conGdt In L,. - t'-'Hn d.
tlemAn, and confidently rely upol -s y 3 -.
physician. 90 "a
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have becop. -.
Solitary Vice. that dreadful a., Je ,ne,l.,
hasit which annually sweeps 10 See'tssys,
grave thousands OF Young Men a - gGis,
allied talents and brilliant lute.,et, %, "a; !.
otherwise have enranced lis,er,rSS,1 sc : !.
the thunder of eloquencr. or ~, SSea.,;,
the thrilling Tyre, may call vita mi :. % ~,
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Branch Office, Clarksburg, W. Va.
IL N. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
JIM. McWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, W. VA.

Agents wanted everywhere in the State.
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DR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Cer+,f-
only Edectnal Remedy in tie NJ, Slee}y
ness Of the Back or Limbs, Sfr;r, v,a ~ u.
OF the Kidneys and Bladder I,.I,eA Az =
charges, lmpOteney, General Ysh;TI:..a a,sr :
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low ~ Ses.,
sion Of Ideas, PalpitatiOn OF d. Sp'ne q I
ty, Trembling. Dinness Of SJ,I.T
Disease 81 the Head, Threat M G9Ss
fections Of the Liver, Lungs So Aa, !,
els-thoss Terrible Disorder, ',S;aeA c =
tary Habits of Youth-syrTE- hvs
practices more fatal 10 their - c ~.
songs Of SyreDs TO the M.rins-' aIl ),
blighting their most brilliant boe.,, y C.;.,
tons, rendering marriage &c Ts.% NJ
NrnTrN-p fNelkf
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Personal. -Mr. Warren WhitchcrE Of the
north countric," left for Pen :d'Orcille
Lake and Walla Walla on Thursday.-
Mr. James Middsugh came down from Top
O'Dcep on Tuesday, and reports mining in
good progress in the elevated placers.-
Mr.. II. N. Msugirc, tho brilliant journals.
tic pioneer In the Fiek and Ri1w county of
Gallstin, is in town In the interest of his
paper. He has met with excellent success
ON his trip. We commend his paper to pat
ronage on this SIDE He bcs.ows much 10
Dor on the collation. Of news, and the fer
vid horidity Of its chief has no: paled in the
practical cauldron of business. We hope
to see him get Ane lists in this aeighbor-
hood. lie il going Csdarwards. -Messrs.
Henry N. Parchen, and John Kinna of He-
lena, and Mr.. Bigden Of ST. Louis, have
been trying the trout streams of the west
side with good success for the past few
dsya-Mr. J. B. Wilcox returned last eve.
ming from st. Louis, having purchased >
heavy stock Of goods. --ME Horace Coun.
tryman has been very i'll this week, but ID
recovering. see In town to-day Mr..
Louis strasburgher Of Virginia, Messn. g.
Ed. MeKicrnan, Jacob Loeb, and Charley
Blum Of Helena, and Acssrs. Purvine and
Schnepel of Philipsburfh. Judge Hiram
Knowles and Mr.. Jas. II. Brown left for
49, - ~ ySf.g .EgF-As
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AoFrier's 70 Deer Lodge We learn from
MI. Bonner that Gilmer d Salisbury are
now forwarding horses and coaches upthe
road for stocking the line through from
Morrier's Station ria Deer Lodge Pass to
Deer Lodge, and hence, We presume, to &c.
dar Creek. Coaches will he running by
June list. Mr.: Gilmer informed him that one
huff the travel on their line north of Cor.
inne is now destined for the, west side, of
Montana The mail service, 1t will he rec.
objected, goes on this route July 1st, and by
the diversion Of our mails from MOrrier's
over this route, very considerable saving
will be made In time and transportation.
There Is now daily service to Helena from
CorInne. An effort should he made to have
the service on this route-now weekly-in.
creased to daily. The population and bu-
sincss justides aad demands that IN effort
be ,nads In this dire ction ard: Il will
doubtless he successful. Petitions setting
forth the facts, signed throughout the west
side counties, and transmitted to the Post
Master General, woald; with the maps and
pc titions, now ON file in his Office, result in
daily service. Mr.. Gilmcr will 10 here in
. few days when we trust this suggestion
will he given practical direction, .g.
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Hanlenagu (3uleh.--Tot Mr. sO,BEiaa Of
Emmittsburg, We arc indebted for the fol-
lowing: There arc 50 white and y China.
men in the camp. The three bitches in use
are carrying in about $500 inches Of water,
and only using half tho supply. Last year
the water failed about this time, the claims
having only been run shout % nights. This
year there will be good water until July.
Work began this year April 10, and more
money has already been taken out than in
1850, or during any equal term in four
years. The claims are running night and
day, some running three eight-hour shifts.
Wages for eight hours are Is; ten hours %.
Woodlock, Butler, Birmingham and Hem
messy are taking out $3.50 to $500 per day.
On No. s the McPhail Bros. are taking out
$50 to the hand. Davis, Tenil 4 Co.'s bed
rock flume was cleaning up with good pros
poets: Robt. Ferguson, In running cut
for his good ground, found % to the hand,
in his boxes. The gulch claims will aver
age about $1s to the hand. The most Of the
ground was stripped last winter. The weekly
yield Of the camp Is not far from 81, 900.
On Harvey creek, II miles from Emmits.
burg, 10 men are working bed rock nume,
owned, we believe, by Joaquin Abascal, A.
Voght, Smith, and Others. 1t 10 yielding
about go to the hand.
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~ Cnage q fin.--Dr. Hirgins, Of
blackfoot, has associated with Dr.. @. n.
Bowie. Of Doer Lodge. in the drug business,
formerly conducted blythe latter, and isnow
permanently located here In the lirm Of
Higgins 3 Bowie. They are receiving =
large invoice Of fresh drugs, chemicals and
al articles, In the line, and propose to sell
down to lowest figures. In . few days their
stock will be complete. Give them . call
and you will be convinced Of their determi-
nation 70 offer customers good goods At tho
lowest prices. We notice on the counter an
elegant silver.mountcd, marble Soda. foun.
tain, and oil the machinery for furnishing
delicious soda. They have just imported it
from New York, and win dispense ito spark
ling nectar in few days. s....~
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Prejcctol--Hes91 Bonner Z Wslsh win
in : few days opsn : Banking House =
Deer Lodge also . Assay Oacs, which =
now being fitted up. II. Bonner himself
is9prieaidR As1Ays,'al - ESQ ssS6gea
~ expert NJ will - ficsd In charIscf
~ OlAesliUaa shsss .sina- Ths s1sn has
completed arrangements with lesdidg hank
en- Of the sesstSy, end yin d oil business
Of general Banking House. The estat-
lisimAas Of - 10y ol1cs il Deer Lodge
win b Of great advantage, and We arc -
sured BY n. Bonner this one win b init
class and complete in every rsspeck
Nr. 8. H Bohm, IT .Hslsus. the largest
p6zcAalaeol soldl nstdn mt ~ xalAalso
in town yesterday, looking over The situa-
ton, with view 70 beating banking
.Heao hsr1 nf.vAieh -. 6d-SsaaSiu hsys
charge We meaiion i = more than prob
able that 10 win b doing business here y
Jaus II II: Boh6 - yeaf p6rchase.i
d. ~, 900 in gold daatin his bank IL H.
lena He - shis yseeipsEfectsd arrange
menss Win Wells, Fargo Go, for tie
shipment .pf HW4N00' c1r.ency ma -
equal amouat ~ bulliea ~ 6elf express
liaa While making : speciality Of buying
dzsb neHspaa Eill alee - esbaek y D.
posit and Exchange.
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y. se Te'exraph.-On Thunday morning
~. s, ,os'holical corps Of Mr.. Largsy began
wi. S's IN Helena, on the Dser Lodge Tcls-
S.pn line. They arc now coming up tie
a. ~. me- and will reach Deer Lodge in 10
49,. ~ Gays. We rather like Mr.. LAreey's
.:. e. Instead Of waiting Sos the wire. he
49,: :s 'esd y for 1t. Mr.. Wiley will probably
sa Ills battery on the rcst OF mankind
'''" This point by June 10Th. rres !
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~ 4 GGs6NWHS0UO Ss~sHo W AVV <2OSCO " AIGBWWs
In the year 1857 it wss decided BY Com.
missioner Wilson of the General Land Office,
that, ian unmarried or single. woman over
the age of 81 years, not the head Of family,
but able to meet all the requirements of the
pre- .emption law has right to claim it,
benefits" 1t has seldom happened that I'D.
vantage of this ruling has been taken, and
We believe Deer 10 dge Valley affords tho
first instance of the kind in this Territory.
On Wednesday Of last week, q bright, in.
telligent young Lady. native Of Wales, bu,
for several months past resident of the up.
per portion of this Valley, appeared Mt the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, and
declared her wish to take the necessary
steps to become citizen of the United
States. The Clerk (O'B.) was somewhat
taken attack, and hsving never been called
upon to naturalize any of the fair Sex, ask.
cd time to investigate and consider the mat
ter: After consulting the laws relating to
naturalization he informed the bright-eyed
applicant that there were two methods by
which her purpose could be accomplished.
Says he: .'You may become citizen of
our Great Republic either by formal declar.
alton of your intention, and remuneration of
allegiance to all foreign powers, or-(herc
he smiled swectly, stroked his thin beard
and adjusted his green neck.tieJ by mar.
rying some good-looking man who is al
ready citizen. The young lady promptly
deciding upon the first method, passed
through the usual ceremonies and received
her certificate. She then called upon the
clerk to make out her declaratory statement,
under the presumption law, for 100 acres Of
land in Deer Lodge Vallcy-the necessary
description OF which she furnished. Her
declaratory statement was made out and
forwarded and now appears as mo. 1O00'
upon the records and files of the United
States Land Office Mt Helena.
We are informed that the young lady is
having q residence built upon her tract, that
she has fencing, ploughed land and other
improvements, and her rancho wcll-stock-
ed. Her claim appears to have been made
in tho utmost COOL faith, and with full
intention to comply with all the require
mcnts of the presumption law and she will
in due time make proper application and
receive patent for her land.
The name of tho fair pre- cmptress is Miss
GWEN EVANS
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~0RRAT SALE OF CLOTHING!Lw. copinus
4 bro. have in store in the NEW NoRru Wxsr Build.
ing, Deer Lodge, q large stock of
CALIFORNIA READY MADE CLOTHING,
To be sold out 1t Wholesale Prices,
at RETAIL without reserve. The best bargains ever Of
fered on the West Side. splendid stock, and must
GREAT BARGAINS IN COATS.
Give 10 = call before Purchasing elsewhere.
Also. Al nvocs o. yIzsR QUALIFY Coal On, for
sale cheap. S7-u
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TERRIBLE TINES AT SILVER BOW.
THE CONFLICT OF RACES.
Full Particulars BY q Twe.eyc Witness.

7uesday, s p. MA messenger just ar.
rived from Silver Bow gives the bare out.
line of fearful outbreak and the existence
OF actual hostilitics between the whites and
Cinnamon. A fight began At the mining
claims at 10 o'clock, q. M, o.day, the whites
making nm assault on the Chinese with fire.
arms, aud the latter resisting with their
mining Implements. When the messenger
left four men were killed and Z large num-
l'er wounded, but communication being cut
OF, no names or particulars could be asccr-
tanned
Later-4p. m.-Tke whites were every
where rcpulsed on the hill, and had fallen
back on their reserves at Warren s. Bakers,
where q desperate stand would be made.
The Chinese troops fought nobly. The
ground Is alive with dead men. and tho
bitches arc flowing full head of first and
second class blood.
Later-5p. m.--1he whites rallied 1t s,l.
YER Bow, made sortic from Warren s. b.
kers, drove the Chinese out of camp, burned
their cabins and mining ground, and the
Johns are now pouring down the road for
Cottonwood. A large increase 10 noticed by
many In our streets, and tho valley above
IL yellow with them. Serious trouble Is
apprchcndcd. Lumber is advancing in an
ticipation OF the large number of gallows
and collins required.
Later.-Wednesday.-Ncws Sensational
but unreliable. The discoloration of the
river is thought to bc caused by diluted
gore. The cir il imprcguated with sulphu.
ric odors, and dread suspense hangs over
town like the Highland Meat Market sign
over the sidewalk. The Deputy Sheriff
and posse started Immediately on receipt Of
the news, and have notrcturned. It is feared
they met the enemy and are no more, forever.
7Aursday.-Deputy Sheriff Keysscr, and
Mr.. James II. Brown returned from Silver
Bow last night. mo. Z and above" on
Bully Boy gulcI', in Summit Mountain dis
trict, are disputed claims, Sam Lee aad All
Sing claiming it. It is also claimed by Goo.
Krogan and Andrew Turny. On Tuesday
both parties went to work. Trouble cnsuej.
The Chinese made q rally on Krogan and
Turny with picks, shovcls and sluice-
forks, whercupon the latter showed fight, a
few heads were punched and two shots drcd
by the whites, who then retrcated in good
order to town, to which they were followed
by the whole tribe Of Cinnamon, armed with
mining utensils, and making day hideous
with their chin music. Nobody was killed;
nobody shot; nobody seriously injured.
On Wednesday KroEan and Turny were
brought before William Everst, ]. F., ON
the charge Of assault and were both acquit.
ted, the witnesses tcstifying the Cinnamon
made the assault. The whole matter has
now resolved itself into civil suit between
the parties to obtain pesccablc possession of
the ground.
So, you have had oil the fun of . murder
story, and there are no disasrceablc consc.
quenccs in the shape Of costly suits, impris.
onmcnt, low diet and hanging scrapeA
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Arrival Of Gseds.-o. Wade's train, loaded
with Diamond II" goods arrived ON Tues.
day morning, twenty.one days out from
Corinne. It brought goods for Pcmberton
& Kelly; Higgins 4 Bowie; J. B. Wilcox
& Co., and Lane q Emerson. Swans and
Corry's trains are expected In . few days.
Aessrs. PemDerton & Kelly have also re-
ceived notice Of the departure May 9th of
Atkinson's train with packages for Hig.
gins & Bowie; - for Pemberton 4 Kelly;
l for L. r. Aaillette, and . for ]. e. Hartley
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Langrishe Csmpe,y.-Langriahe's Drs-
matte Troupe had two good houses At Pho.
neer, and = fair house at Blackfoot ON Mon
day evening, to be followed by another en-
tertainment on Wednesday evening. The
Company will go to Diamond and reopen
in few days at the Opcra House, Helena.
Ar. L. will shortly open Theatre At Lou.
iseville, Cedar Greek, and with valuable I'd
ditions TO his already large and talented
Company dispense Thcspian delights =,
both Cedar and Helena. We wish him the
success he deserves. ,.us. ..t
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Dc RoUCIIEs ECCENTRIC TROUPE Coasssting q
Eight Star Performers, ne

Mr.. CAME Chapman Prsmisr Danscuse,
Miss Kate Holman, Vocalist, ...t
Frank Sparrow. Eugene Holman,
Lon NcCarty, James Kelly,
+. Miles, John Smith,
will give an entertainment 1t
MASONIC HALL, Dcer Lodge, Tuesday Eve, May I.
Minstrelsy, Dancing, Jig and Clog,
Durlesquc, Ballads. Etc. Etc.
Instrumental and yoeal music (
Steinway Grand Piano, the best In the country,
will be used on the occasion.
Good order, and first class entertainment guaran-
tced. Admission, u 50. A6lt
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10 o5 ~ rs 40 40
Golden Crown! Golden Crown!
Just received Invoice Of these Cigars The lavosites
Of Montana smoker, which We ass selling 1t rezuh
ton pEioes--two bits. Call 1t our aew seoss,
Post Once Building,
..5-vt. - *s,, LEWIS = COLE4AN.
~ 40 40 40 10 10
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BATHS, BATHS r., BATHS BATHS {!
Occidental Bath House, Deer Lodge re-opcned Sat.
urday. April 9th. Reatted and In good order. Batas
$50. 10 K PLUMNER
Havn: secured the services Of VIM. E. Payne, late
Of Helena one Of the drrt Tonsoria Artists In tho
West. customers will be shaved, shampooncd aud
callary pruned ut the Occidental In the best style
Of the art, promptly and plcasantly. RP.
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Dces Lodgsfs always coagregats = - .r
Kiyus Ia 5ss.s -. u 5.4s-s.s ElYuS
swood Street, Helena, Montana
xoxsIpERxp xoxslDEaArELr, KoxsulTxD Elos1LY,
BY Ill lovers It luxury m lIauos2
COLONEL =. x. asED soa, PnoPRHrona,
POSTED PDoRSE's roPULA1 PLAcB.
Kiyus Klyus
Drop In and 80 the Colonel when ron ars Thirsty.

Rocker.-One Of the brightest camps u
the country i Rocker. Il looks IKE Robin
sons candy-"frcsh made to-day" Lat
year Z espsntine iawist Of tlpad, and
four old log buildings WAS Ill 10 was q
Rocker Thu ysaf bgoad, straight Az
nue., and seventeen new boildlngs, entisls
Il 10 name and credit Adam Flasef, Raelse
q McNamats, 5. 0wena and ths 1(iAe'a
store, arc doing : good snsDohanaisins
trade. ,Chaspeater, ~ HishDu G. Nsuwerth
and others ~ tsipg the billiard and bibuA-
Ting business. Thsse ass l6o amDn II ~
camp and vicinisy-ons hundred Of whog
are mining and working d. and night
while wsser y ,snsifuL The gEee !
paying from wages up . 80 per day.
n. II
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Silver Dow.-Onc of the growing camps
is Silver Bow. Those who knew It . year
ago would scarce recognise tito day, With
its many new buildings and improvements
Tl,os. O'Connor alone has sold 80, 600 feet of
lumber in the camp this year. and Brundy
We presume ~ much more. Among i'm
provenents We notice Mr.. RspFsncw bUw.
cry, one of the largest and best in Montana !;
the two story hotel Of Thomas Robbins, and
the large new livery stable Of Robbins &
Co.; the two-story hotel of II. J. Price now
building; the two. new saloons Of Chills
s. Van Sickle, and Popple 4 Jones; the
large frame store being erected by David
McCranor; improvements by J. P. Frost
and Norton s. Dean, and 1 number Of new
dwellings. The Miners ditch was compile.
ted on Saturday last, and the Silver. Bowites
just fairly began work this week. Thereare
ESQ to 800 permanent men in the camp, and
rs evidence Of the rush in the camp, 20 or 80
men sleep In Robbins stable loft every
night, unable to procure other lodgings In
the town. The merchants of the camp are
doing brisk business, and with it's neigh
Dor, Rocker, the town is about the briskest
We have seen In the Territory. A press of
other matter prevents tho extended notice
VIC would like to give these and Butte, but
We will rely on attentive correspondents .
keep our readers advised hereafter of the
progress and yield Of the up-vallcy camps.