The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-07-15
THE TERRITORY.
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The Ida stockdale left Benton for the
States the 9Th, taking down nifty passen'
gers. -
The U. 8. Assessors Office has been re-
moved from Main street to the new quarters
recently fitted up on Breckenridge street,
adjoining tho y. 3. MaBhal's Office.
Ben Lindsay has fitted up a. new bowling
alley and saloon in the old st. Louis build
ing.
The people of Diamond celebrated the
Fourth by grand picnic ut Spruce Bar.
| A handsome dag, presented by the ladies
of Helena to Gen. Sully, WAS raised over the
Indian Department Headquarters, on the
Fourth, with appropriate ceremonies and
festivities. ..A... "
| Gazette7.
G. G. Huntley's stage aud express office
has been moved into his new brick block,
| just above the National Bank on Main
street. 81. B., .,.... o.. ,na ua g..
We stepped into the National yesterday
and saw three handsome gold bricks, cast
by that accomplished assayer, Prof. Steitz ::
One weighed 800 ounces and was valued at
IS, 2O4 coin, another EOS ounces, and valued
at "a, &c., coin; and the largest weighed 40
ounces and was valued At 81, 4l8, coin.
Hon. w. B. Dance of Deer Lodge, is
spending few days in the city. Mr.. John
Glass, Of the same place, is also in town.
We learn that at the Top o. Deep four
companies are at work. Walters u Co., are
running from $15 to $s5 per day to the
hand. Waterman & Co., are taxing out
about $50 per day to the hand. Magee q
Co., own |, 60O feet which pays from $18 to
$25 per day to the hand. Their pay dirt
averages about fifty feet deep, and mining
in this gulch will last four years longer at
least. This claim has paid $2oO,OOO.
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Old Jake has well seasoned and highly
favored communication ON "Chinese in
Massachusetts," aa' .a4-
Henry Gonsert, the late suicide. was 4
native of Germany. lie came to this cOun.
try in 1854. He sold some property in this
city in lS67-thc next year he opened shoe
shop in Jefferson gulch; the next he was in
Mcclellan. Last fall he was in Lincoln
awhile, and then left part of his stock in
Gold Greek and went 70 the States, where
he passed the winter. About month ago
he returned and brought with him about
81, 900 worth OF stock; he opened his shop
and commenced to make boots. de was
about thirty five years Of age, shrewd, in
dustrious and sober, but evidently had some
mental disease, or melancholy mania dis
tressing him continually, which finally end
ed in dying by his own hand.
Herald 8.
The Langrishe troupe left for Diamond
City this morning, to give half dozen
dramatic entertainments to the people Of
Confederate, and will return next week in
time to commence the new engagement OF
Madame Sche!er.
The Langrishe benefit was a success in
every sense Of the word. ''The Man of the
World" and BLANKS and Prizes," with a
recitation of ''Bingen ON the Rhine" by Mr..
G. b. Waldron, constituted the main fea.
lures Of the entertainment. $50. --.
| Gazette O.
From Major Boycc, who has. just returned
from visit to Argenta, We learn that the
T. f.. Tootle mining company's furnace,
under the superintendent of Wash Staple
ton, is running very nicely now. Wash.
run out ct the last cupel 100 ounces OF sill.
j. yer, and left four tons of lead, equal to 60
pounds of silver, uncupelled. The pros
poets are very bright for u renunerative
mining season, and the Superintendent does
, not intend to let his furnace cool down this
summer. ..
@"~ Gazette II.
: $50 Farm laborers arc wanted in aallatin
Valley.
Sheriff Steele offers 500 reward for in.
formation that will lead to the capture of
Moses Y. Baldwin and n. +. Mctcalf. vino
broke out of the Lewis and Clarke county
J Jail on Saturday last.
One Crosswaite assaulted and dangerous
u in urcd Charles Scoflin, foreman of Hol.
, ter Bros. mill, ON Sunday afternoon. Tie
Sheriff is in pursuit OF Crosswaite. The re-
covcry Of Mr.. Scoffin is doubtful, as he re-,
ceived fracture of the skull from = rock
thrown by CrOsswaite.
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: Last week, John A. Flahcrty,'a miner in
Boulder Valley, and ON Spring Creek while
raising board from the ground was bitten
twice by arattlcsnake which was concealed
in the grass near by. Aplentiful supply Oi
) liquor was applied, which had the desired
{ effect, and it is thought he is out Of danger
Gazette 49, ~
The first assessment of 10 per cent on thu
. capital stock Of the Park Ditch was levied
completion as rapidly - possible. III
Ed. LovelOck, who is awaiting trial on
the charge of murder, was admitted to bail
in the sum Of $4,000. o-a ~s.., --gs=a.- Ia
, Herald H. ...
DR. Adolphus Shoue has been appointed
by Gov. Ashley ~ Commissioner for the in
sane of this Territory, and has accepted the
same. uIl. .s 80. q. -s
z Excursion tickets to parties of ten o.
more persons, from Ogden to Omaha ant
| return can now be had for sos
POLITICAL TONS.
During the past week nominations hav'
been made in several counties. We sum