The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-06
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bought the court house square ware.
house At auction for 81 ,12a. ,.~.,--
The Library has ordered the Encyclo2e-
dia Brittaaica, one of the most valuable
works ever published. The publishers price
is $500 per sett of 20 volumes. reg.
In Mitchell's gulch, just on the other side
of Prickly Pear, gentleman by the name
Of Ryan has claim from which he took
$50, 900 last season. A few days ago. we
are crcdfbly informed, he wheeled out from
his drift five barrow loads of dirt A man
passing BY saw that Il looked very rich, and
by leave of the owner washed out one pan
taken from tho pile, and obtained eight and
one half ounces of gold. He then offered
three thousand dollars for the i've barrow
loads, and it was refused. q % ''1.'> j.. :
,~-Tsi 1sd III Capital Times. q. goo
Charley Besseser has seCedered. ''''>i
Mr. B. II Watson, United States Revenue
collector is in town. '''I'~' '''' ''I~'
Msny, farmers ore going to the railroad 70
haul Montana freight. '.''-'' 90" % '.'-''
Court adjourned yesterday. ,..,.,
In Court, the Godbe- Met ormick case was
continued; Samuel Perry was sentenced to
four years imprisonment, and . judgment
given 6. B. Rice against A. K. Mcclure
for s5,ss4 u. 1,'"2 '.".'f 3. 81.
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| DR.. Reins has returned.
Travis NJ. Johnson, who was on trial for
the killing Of Jonathan Young, at Sherman.
Nevada, was acquitted. Both men were
formerly in Helena. ''''i7'''' 81. .. .''s
Mrs. Pinney was favorably received by
the Nevada press. - 2''i'.'7 .-4 '''@
The following account of the suicide of
Mr.. William Senior, Of the firm of Senior
& Mckinney, we condcnse: .. 80. ~ 10
Yesterday morning Mr.. Mckinney went
out to the stable a. usual, and while there
felt something dropping on his hat from
above, He took off his hat and discovered
that it was blood. Ascending, he found his
partner, William Senior, with q bullet hole
through his forehead, the blood oozing from
the wound, and the body not yet cold. In
his left hand q pistol; and his right hand
clinchsd and clothed with blood, with which
he had evidently steadied the weapon as he
held 1t to'his head The report of pistol,
one man told Us, was heard about s A. M.
I--perhaps the fatal shot William Senior
was On old citizen and native OF England.
we believe. He has held little intercourse
with any relatives lie may have. here. Sew
eral of our citizens knew him in British Co.
lunbia, where he built the Royal Bank and
other edidces In partnership with Mr.. Nc
Birney he has been one of the largest
builders Of the town, Many of the finest
stores, the Court House and some dwelling
houses are of their construction, and but
lately they had taken the contract to build
the penitentiaryat Deer Lodge, out Of which
they had good reason to expect q fair remu.
|neratio'i for their work. The firm have
plenty Of property, and are in no way In
want of means to carry out their operations.
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- ,ayr.I 80 Gazette %. mini g..
The funeral Of William Senior took place
yesterday at two o'clock in the afternoon
and was fully attended. -. -.rr,.-r,,
Mr. Davidson, Of Mann, s Davidson, and
Ar. King, Of King. 81 Gillette-prominent
merchants OF the city-returned from the
States yesterday. MI. Kings family is in
the States. IL .D.'' fsf' a1-5s''@I
The steamer Deer Lodge left st. Louis
for Montana on the 18th Of April, with two
hundred and ten tons Of freight FOR govern
msnt, and thirty tons .of private freight
The Bertha was To- leave on the 10Th with
three hundred tons, one hundred tons Of
which is private, and the balance Il govern.
ment freight Iaa q 1a.gia all
rals's s1'a,'7 PICK ! P,ov % 49att'f@
Aparty left this place on Wednesday for
the purpose of prospecting In tho Yellow
stone country. They wese well equipped
fer the 'tzip, and ssnppiieh with provisions
70 lassahem several hhonthssi s9J.5 o"H
.2la! -aasan IJrl:s roo7c
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"Wednesday evening : csys toqk. place in
the isad t q ths How tunnel q the eootoo.
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Stag6 M plopAiifisssbss; stasine thlR h, Mr..
g., wilparrivs in'Vhx,nsa On tks INST II My
forcstsain. A nusaefously Signed petition
IVES gotten up through Tie exetts0ns Of MI.
John Mahan, for the purpose Of inducing
the stage compqnr To- bring, the coaches to
and from Coanae thpoagh Virginia 81 .1oi
The Nick Wall, for Fort Bsnton, left
Omaha On April nth, with full load Of
passengers and merchandise The Mary
Mcdonnell was due 8 Oaaha atks tame
date, and wAs expected leave atoswo
O'Clock tn, same afteinoon. Tbs Oolun.
bia III 81. Joeon he l7th, VS. -. Omaha
on the 10th, and left for Benton tho asxt
day. ,on q sf.-., ...o,, ,,,t,f1 81 ,y,,f sI-,
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