The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-03-11
The TERRITORY.
PIX snAY1anR. Feb. 4

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Of Mr.: Caldwell, valued at ESQ, dled a
Hamilton, last Friday night-Mr. Kirken.
dali being on his way to this place with the
animal.
Bozemsn has . Sunday closing move.
James 'Cleg was severely injured while
wood.chopping. gr'es1 ~ s-.f 5
John Morrison has been adjudged insane.
Howell 4 Nonforton arc distilling ct
Spring Hill. '-F ' 81
' The story of smallpox being among the
Crow Indians was altogether unfounded.
Two-legged, blue rabbits abound in the
vicinity Of Hamilton.
Plenty of snow In the mountains.
The Rck and Ploe argues that the N. p.
R. r. must pass through Gallatiu Valley.
Capital Times,4.
Mrs. Redfern IL c0nvalescing.
Rev. Father Van Corp Of Helena, ID So
journing here. ....,.
A resident on Idaho street has manufac-
tured betlstead of ox-yokes and white
pine. .., .-....
The Capikal Times, in neat compliment,
adds its tribute to the histrionic chaplet Of
Mrs. Pinney.
Sheridan gives Rev: George Comfort
donation visit on the 18th.
Capt Nick Wall will return from St.
Louis soon.
A heavy Company, principally St. Louis
men, will work Wisconsin Gulch this sum-
mer. They have expended 81, 900 in pros.
pect;ng.
Gazette s.
The house Of Mn. Townsend, On Broad.
way, was burned, and that Of Mr.. Watson,
Revenue Collector, seriously endangered,
about 4 O'Clock this A. H. .''~
John II. Shober and six other passengers
will arrive here on Sunday evenings coach
A run of eight hundred and sixty-two
points were made the other evening by
Harry Richmond in one Of our billiard halls
in four ball game. This we believe to be
one of the biggest runs ever made in the
city at the game Of billiards.
BY last mail We received q neat wedding
card, post marked at Lcavenworth, Kansas,
which bore the following inscription, Mr..
md Mrs.. Gideon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sallie
Hill" Miss Sallie Hin was one of our He.
cna bellies, the step daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Il. Ewing, formerly Of this city. .
Herald 9Th.
Among the arrivals by overland yesterday
Vas Hon. Geo. G. Symes, the able and I'm.
partial Judge of the Third Judicial Dis
riot Court, who has been absent about
hree months visiting hia friends in old Ken
lucky. The Judge was quite sick for sevc-
ii weeks during his absence, but now looks
Exceedingly well. He comes direct from
Washington, having left the National Capt.
al shout ten days ago.
James r. Mabbe,t and VIM. B. Judd are
till at Muscleshell City, occupying the ira
ling house Of tho Montana Hide b Fur
Company.
The loss by the burning of Mr.. Town.
ends house was about $4,000
Gazette &
Mr.. Waterbury & Company were about
o let contract to sink . $50 foot shaft on
he eastern Comanchc. Ullery g. Merrill
re ut work on the Western Comanche and
re taking out very rich ore, and they have
} large body Of it in sight. G. s. & Co. are
aking out large amount of tine ore from
be Specified Trout lode. Their main shaft
8 fifly-eight feet deep.
N. Y. Patrick, who killed John Benson
t Oregon gulch on Thursday last, of which
ve made mention on Friday morning, was
delivered over to the Meaghcr county Of
ierN ~ ..
DR.. J. s. Click left Corinne on Saturday
nd is expected in this city on Thursday
light.
s.'' Capital Times, :.
Preston Jack writes Mr.. Menaugh from
;edar: mo person can tell for certain how
he mines of Cedar creek will turn out.
Fack Simmons has several claims, but even
e. we'll posted a. he is in regard to the
round, thinks 1t oil lottery. Dame Ru-
nor has it that Nos. "A, Is and 90 have been
old for 81 800, but do not believe it; in
act very few do. At present even proph-
~ 10 At fault, and men, generally, fail to
whether there will be any
cry big me ney taken ont the coming sea.
On or not. Ny impression is that 1t will be
tolerable camp. I could not find color
} Oregon gulch after going to bedrock,
ut Of course this does not prove that there
lay not be good pay in t. The town Of
IL pretty lively-saloons, hurdy.
urdys, and every other description Of bus
less flourish" zs .7'ea5. E.5'.. ta'"-'.'
Az. Smith, : miner Of Bivens gulch,
~ found dead In his cabin yesterday, with
pistol shot through his head and . revolver
ing On the bed beside him. Il IL supposed
, committed suicide He WAS single, -
sars old, and came here from Colorado.
nrequited love II assigned u the cause.
Yesterdays Overland stage took Mr.. and
[rs. Stone and d.. Hopkins a. passenger.