The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-03-18

jury, composed Of six men and six women,
tailed to ag1ee In case. The judge ordervd
tnem locked up In one room together all
n'gn' II shey d,d noe agree upon verdict"
C&pstd Times. II. .".s-
Mr.. Livingstost furnace At ArEents, viii
DC started up On Monday on ores from the
Home Stake lode. :"
The only Touring m.ll h Madison county
ts situated on Mil c.seh, ono mile Above
Sheridan and two miles from Bssndo1. Thu
mill is the property of Hail + Firm; hp two
sets of burrs, with oil the modern improve-
meuts for making No. I article Of family
-four, and supplies the Stinkingwster, JET
ferson. Beayerhead and Big Hoe valleys
With that necessary article in exchange Jor
their abundant annual crop.
Ed. Walters was injured by . glance stroke
OF pick while mining on Covers bar.
information wanted of the whereabouts
of Charles Lytlc. Who was supposed to have
lived In Virginia City some time ago. Any
information concerning him will 6c thank.
fully received BY Rufus 8. Lytle, 10, Park
Row, New York. Address care Of George
p. Rowcll s. Co.
c. Olson has been appointed administrstor
Of the estate of Addison F. Smith, of Biyins
gulch, deceased.
Hon. G. W. Stapleton, of Agenta, ID in
town.
Geo. B. Parker, Esq, starts for Corinne
by coach Tomorrow morning to take charge
Of the receiving and forwarding house of +.
G. Maclay & Co., recently established ut
| that place.
II ever prospects were bright for . season
OF unexampled prosperity in the history Of
Montana, It seems to US that time has come.
The Herald proposes 70 start m sdvertjs-
Ing column for the matrimonially or epistoli.
cally (Sumner) inclined.
Gazette 10.
Mr.. Charles Miller has completed his watch
tower, on an emincnce overlooking the city,
and last night commenced duty.
Mr. Whitlatch has been crushing rock
from the Park lode which produces Sl2 per
ton. Mining costs IS IS per ton hauling.
60 cents; crushing 81 25-including engin-
GERS, tenders, fuel and everything, making
IS 60 per ton, and leaving profit Of Is 10
The mill rs stamps,) 10 calculated to crush
thirty tons per day, but 10 crushing only 80
now. AT this rate it will be observed that
fair margin 10 left for profit.
white Cloud" of Butte, 10 about to re.
turn to Montana-has enough of the West.
.....- Capital Times u.
Snow five feet deep at Highland and still
falling; head of Mill Creek three 10 four
feet; Wisconsin do. Summit three 70 four
feet, and 80 on.
There will be better times in Montana and
more gold taken out this year than there has
| been since 1854 or Us.
J. D. Her has gone to Omaha.
Judge VIM. Y. Lowell addresses the Times,
making some valuable suggestions In re-
gard to labor, mining, etc, and suggests a
meeting to take action 70 publish inforn,s.
ton Of the country abroad.
B. ERglestoa writes from Louisville,
Cedar Creek, news Of . very favorable char.
nc.er. lie says houses are going up that
will cost 81, 600 or $1,000 Louisville is laid
out l. shape, streets 70 feet wide aud build.
ing brisk. Staples Of every description ore
high priced. Flour $50 per 100 lbs; bacon,
Is cents per lb.; sugar, 60 cents per H.; cot.
fec. Is cents per h.; nails, so cents per h.
Parties who arc posted and ought to know,
cay it 10 . second Alder.
The theatrical season closes this evening
with parl0f entertainment
Herald IL
Thermometer ct 81 A. II. 70 day, Sc be.
low zero. .mas +. r,-as So. sg@f ..t
Passengers report the snow between he.
lena and Fort Shaw in some places fifteen
feet deep. 80
A DIRE yesterdsy morning destroyed tn.
cottage Of Mn. Anderson on Court House
Square. Loss $500 TO $500.
Herald IS.
$rrSnn e~SA q.
credited, there has more snow fallen re.
'66-V7.
1t this should meet the eye Of joseph T.
Foley, and he will communicate with Tut,
Murphy 4 Neel, Of Helena, he will hear OF
something to his advantage. ..f
A Lincoln gulch correspondent writes.
"Quitc . number of our old residents ~
preparing to leave for Cedar Greek. Amos
Henry and Fred Buck, and William Weller
and w. C. Fletcher are building boats in
which they intend to embark q soon ~ the
weather noderstca
We were shown yesterday Q magnificent
map of the Territory of Montana, with por.
tions Ut the adjoining Territories, compiled
and drawn by Mr.. W. W. de Lacey, of tho
Surveyor Generals office. The map is
made up from actual surveys. and IL accus
rite in every point Mr.. dc Lacy will have
the map published this spring. ,.
Major N. MaGinnis, editor of the Gasetss
Is solicited by q number Of prominent citi.
zens, and will deliver lecture on the even.
ing of the 18th for the benefit of the Sisters
Of Charity. Subject: Irish Ballad Poe
try" ................
From Mr. Gillette, Of the firm of King &
Gillette. Of this city, who arrived from Dia-
mond city last night, ve learn that on Sat-
uriay night last the Jail at Diamond city
was forcibly entered, AMI w. Y. Patriot,
who Was confined for the murder of John
Benser, 1t Oregon gulch, (the Particular Of
which we published in our daily issue Of the
4ih inst y was found hanging to the beam
in the Jail on Sunday morning.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.
TIE eopmtnership he.etoioss existing between n.
IL q. Walton and 6. 6to0e. under tn title AZ Vail.