The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

A match race between Jones' Clothe,
Horse and Smiths Night.Mars o, a mis-
sionery tract, best Is in 25, mild hsts. 70,
purse of sour psrsimmons, has not beer
made.
Gov. Porrs was expected in Virginia City
to-day. Mr.. Brundage, operator 1t thai
place, tells Mr.. Wiley that al Virginia
went out to meet him this morni,e and
welcome him u the gay Capital
Mr.. Geo. w. Irwin has purchased another
one.sixth interest in the Irvine & Keatine
claim on Granite Hill buying out contest.
ants for the ownership at very low figures.
The claim will he opened In few lays and
Is believed to be good. We hope George
will strike it rich.
Disconunued.-The Zndependsnt of yes.
terday announced the discontiuuaace of the
Daily issue for the present owisx to lack
"e "esces"'y A""'e''.' ~ Z IA dcj,v NJ. r.
Our neutrality-suspicious. an excellent 'newsy
little paper, and intend resumins when
other material can be obtained from the
States.
Pixies Peak.-The yield on Pilgrim Bar
was up to average last week. Yesterday
Catching, Kohrs s. Co. cleaned up 81, 100
Beery g. Co. s., 900 from the sluicing of one
head-the other not cleaned up when our
informant, Mr. John Rogers, left, but will
yield over e2,c0G Blair & Go. g, ESQ. The
remainder Of the claims yielded from $500
to $1,000!
Races.-A match race was made yester.
day between Thos. McDonald's b. b.
(socker) and Archie McDonald's r. m.
(Gold Crcek), $50 yards for 800, and run
on Olin's track at 3 p m. 1t was a tic
The stakes were doubled and the race run
over this p. m, tho Rocker horse winning
by 6 feet.
Another racc-thrce miles without stop.
ping, for 800. was made for O'Clock this
afternoon, between the Rocker llley "Gip.
sey" and Mr. Crabbc's bay horse. Gipsey
won by 40 feet.
Eularged.-We enlarge the Daily this
evening. 1t is advantageous to u.s. 1t
takes more work and more paper, but will
give opportunity to get in all the news
Besides it affords more room for ADVERT.
sers. Deer L,dge will sustain Daily, with
the lists We have from ncighboring Camps,
for some time yet this fall, If our merchants
will advertise At the reasonable rates which
We offer. We have called on number to.
day, and have been favored by all We have
solicited. We trust all will encourage the
effort US literally rs they can, and We will
do our best towards making it readable.
and extending its circulation.
Horse Thieves Arrested.-About the 15tl,
of August two horses-a white and dapple
gray-bclcnging to Frank Worden Of Mis-.
.ou,., were missed from .tn sss hsSa: s. near
they were stolen. Information of the fact
and description of the horses was transmit.
ted here. Yesterday morning as Mr. Lynch
and Mr.. Larkin were going into French
gulch, they spied them in the possession oftwo
men, who were armed with rifles. Leaving
Mr.. Lynch to watch their movements, Mr..
Larkin went into French, for arms and as.
sistancc. where he was joined by John
Powell and Harry Echolson. One Of the
men was arrested and sent into French
gulch under guard. The other had mounted
the swiftest horse and fed. The party fol-
lowed on his track, and it was square race
for twenty miles, the pursucn gaining up
on him, until it came to too close quarters,
and he jumped the horse near Goodwin's,
on the Deer Lodge, and took 10 the willows.
He was surrounded, threatened to shoot, but
finally had to throw up his hands. He was
brought to Deer Lodge thiS 4 M, taken be-
fore Judge Newcomer. waived examination,
and was committed to Jail. He gives his
name - Chas. Littlefeld. H. says he was
hcrding the horses for Word.n, that they
strayed of, and he had just found them.
His statements, like some of the war news,
has not yet been confirmed.
From Tuesdays Daily
Mr.. Sabolsky, in from Bouller, says they
are down IA feet on No. III Delow" and no
bed rock.
The Excelsior Bowling Hall 10 being
finished, 1t 10 one of tho hanlsomest rooms
IN the 1eIJjSory.
Examine that Felt Sheetng-for lining
houses, underlying carpets, &C., advertised
At Parchen, Paynter & Co.'S Il supercesl.
ing muslin lining, whcreve, used, being
much less expensive and much better.
L ShadewA-Tnosc who hive seen the
beautiful Remorant photographs known -
the ''Shadow Pictures'' will y pleased 10
know that Mr.. stipe Is now taking them
very we'll, indeed. The first attempt-that
Of Mr.. e. 8. Mansfield, II sboat - good -
tho specimen in the PAstegrep6 xagasias.
Call at the Sun Pearl, and sec ttsm.
River Digxiags.-Mr. J. 2. Tue showed
| 10 this morning small bar Of gold from
| the river diggings on the He'll Gate, At the
mouth Of Quarts Gulch six mils above Ce.
dar. Mr. Charles Rumley's ashy shows it
sss} sne Eight men are nov rotkins on the
bar, which extends into the rtMr, and are
making q to eS per day. The are pro.
paripg to turn the water from - bar. A
| large number Of claims are staked and II the
water can be kept of, considerable num.
Der Of men will be employed then.
Perielicala-Wea ae indebtedto Nessrs.
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