The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
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| A"Se SOoS0cO WILL leave 10I 0ele04 II
the morning.
The South Pass Nees-a bright little locs
paper comes under the sign of the x. O. K
Snow fell on Powell's Peak (sometime
lower) on the 10th, 18th, 2sd and 9th o
August.
MI: Cameron, brother of the successful
miner 1t Cable City, arrived per to-day
coach from Canada
Walton & Talbot stabbed 1862 horses to
day, and Coffee and Preston, We shoult
judge, equally as many.
Frank Woody. ESQ.,, returned to Nilsson
10 to-day for rest, Mr. O'Banuon havinl
worked him nearly to death for boarding
him.
| IT you wonld "drown your sorrows In
the flowing bowl" do it at Valiton's Brew.
| cry-they will hold n.>re so..vw s,.... ....y
Othcrs.
Messrs. Stackpolc h johnson are now in
Helena purchasing goods We understand
Mr.. Kenyon will transfer the p. o. to Mr..
Stackpole on his return.
Lots of acquaintsnces- top men, each
deserving of personal notice - long as Z
first-class obituary-in town to-day, but
their numbers render it impossible, and we
point with mingled satisfaction and laziness
to the list of arrivals.
Mr.. J. E. Holcomb, nm excellent citizen
and ono of Fortunes fsvoritcs on Pilgrim
Bar. after an absence of ten years, will leave
on Monday, and "go back to Alabama
again" for visit of several months. Pleas.
ant trip and safe return.
Mr.. Bellangcr, of Silver Bow, informs US
the Divide Creek Ditch is now carrying 80
inches constantly, when before there was
ncne As this is used four times it is quite
a help on the dry hills of Silver Bow. The
repairs Of the reservoirs and ditch cost
f2,OOQ It is Mcssrs. Bellangcf and Al
lens intention to reduce the price of water
next season.
'sMissoula Pisncer." ."-Mr. Jos. MaGcc,
accompanied by his brother, went through
Deer Lodge 10 Missoula to-day, where he
and Mr.. Morrison will establish and COM
mence issuing in ten days the Aisssula Pic
neer. The material is now in transit Mr..
Morrison will be over next coach. He is one
of the finest job printers in the country and
the Pioneer establishment will do credit to
the craft In that line, sure. Joe MsGee is
an animated illustration of ''Rustler" in
business, and as agent of the Alta, local
editor and business agent Of the Gazette,
and publisher of the Capital Times has
established himself AZ thorough newspaper
man, and q pleasing writer: They have
good material, and will publish keen, live
paper. We wish them success, and antici-
lHsso i'soss~sss ss~sesA~.-. Os-- &c.. As--.>=
WEST welcomes the PiOneers.
Doulder-Aaother rStrike.-Thcre are lots
of the boys back from Boulder. Represcn-
tation is one days work in the week. From
Is to 100 men are working. Two main COM
psnies have been organized to run drain
ditches-onc above, the other below dis
covery. A prospect of Is cents was taken
from discovery yesterday, by J. NJ. Fish of
Madison county. The general opinion 10
favorable to the camp. If good it will en-
ploy more men than any other camp in the
main range, as the gulch 10 very wide, and
fiat, and al ground must be shovelled. AT
o'clock last evening. Nesb'tt, partner Of
CHRIS. Nasons, struck bed rock on . side
gulch nearly opposite discovery. There are
four tcet of loan, and three of gravel. All
the gravel prospects, good enough, 1t is
said, but Ncsbitt wouldn't weigh or talk
much until he recorded. The gulch has
been explored six miles. While nothing
definite is known of Beaver Greek ~ yet, It
is the opinion of the best miners that the
vicinity will develop more good mining
camps, and 1t may be that they arc now
working on the right place.
The Rsees.-Probably no race ever he.
fore made in Deer Lodge attracted 30 many
strangers to Deer Lodge as that set for TO-
day between Gilmer's "Brown Dick" and
Ba,lcy's Humming Bird" of mile
catch weight, for $4,000 . side. There
were all of 400 persons from other camps
and towns, including some fifty or sixty
from Helena, Gilmer & ssulsbury's and
Huntley's coaches bringing thirty-nine
In two coaches. Betting was heavy. Bon.
ner & Wclch held 5000 stakes; another
party held $2,S00; others lesser amounts,
and We are informed $500 was up In He.
lena. These were all large bets, made
some days ago, since which, the excite
mcnt ana disposition to bet has increased.
Probably @15, 900 to $4,000 IVES mp to-day
before the horses left town, Ill those We
heard Of being even beta
The crowd began leaving town about 2 p.
m. and the road Was dense with vehicles and
horsemen, for the next hour. Rain began
falling yesterday evening, and the track
would have been splendid had It not con-
tinued sho1ery to-day, which makes the
track heavy, and will increase the time
which otherwise was expected to be ths
best vet made 10 Montana
6P. x.-Race run at 60 Hummipl
Bird won BY 10 feet. Time medium.
! Tsoa Nsadays Ddiy.
The stage lines run u white hersss In and