The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-07-22
THE VEST.

Pine.
The Couldocks were in Leavenworth last
week.
The loss by the fire At Gold Hill, Nevada,
was $150,0oo.
Fat Doyle, Sacramento printer, has fal.
len heir TO $4,000.
The census will show Denver's popula.
ton to be about 6,000
N. E. Lane committed suicide At S(ichi.
gan Bluff, CAL, July 7th.
Lew Harris. Californian, was robbed of
$4,000 in New York, recently.
Mat Regan was murdered by James Ed.
wards, on the 4th, at Visalia, Cal.
Frank Hoyer, q prominent merchant of
Cheyenne. died Monday, June 9th.
The Boise Chronicle pronounces the killing
OF Holbrook ''cold bloodcd murder"
A slight earthquake shock was felt at
Gilroy, Csl., on the morning of the 9th.
Dr.. A. W. Tjadcr, well.known pioneer
Of Nevada. died at Carson City on the 7lh.
The official returns of the Oregon elcc.
ton are published. Governor Growers ma
jority is G31.
Twenty-Five days run of the Stanf ford
mill. White Pine, on South Aurora ore,
yielded $57,GO4 40
Anthony Thomas was murdered in his
store, at Forest City, Neb., on the 4th, by
q party of roughs.
Between 1000 and 5000 Texas cattle
are now at Schuyler. Neb., or on their way
there for Eastern markets.
Richard H. Todd was shot and killed. at
Pioche city, Nevada, June Goth, by VIM.
Dodds, who acted in self defence.
Several railroad trains have been lately
stopped in Utah and Nevada, by dense
crowds Of crickets and grasshoppers.
Wigfall, of Texas, once so furious, is
now engaged in mining operations in Colo
RADIO. How has the mighty (Wig) fallen.
Two homjcdes have occurred in Idaho
lately, said to have grown out Of the killing
of Holbrook. late delegate to Congress.
Frank Cassidy and Geo. w. Harmon, two
horse thieves, have been sentenced at vi
salia, Cal, to 20 years each in San Quentin.
The White Pine Neus announces the
sale of the San Francisco and Reveillc
Company's mill, on Hot Creek, for $40, 600.
A Norwegian named Wilson was found
dead and sitting in chair, in Grass Valley,
July 9th. It is supposed he committed sui.
eide.
Ta.~ x"<ss's'' sA'I~s ss'~~s Eur, OH, la.
dian Territory, haye broken loose on the
war path, and the Quaker agent nxs mad to
call on the troops for protection.
A military company called the "City
Guards" has been organized at Salem, Orc
son. The following officers were elected:
NJ. L. Culver, Captain; F. J. Babcock, 1st
Lieutenant; Geo. F. Craw, I'd Lieutenant
William Appleby, Orderly Seargent.
A Walla Walla paper has this: Mcssrs.
Brown & Bean, few days ago, received
from the States a sugar cane crusher, with
all the modern improvements The evap.
orator will be here in few days. They
have cane sufficient growing, it is estima.
ted, to make $4,000 gallons, on their ranch
on Russell creek.
Grasshoppers are so plenty in the San
Joaquin Valley, CAL, that few days ago
several Indians collected, in few hours,
over twenty barley sacks full of the pests
on the farm of Gen. Douglass In one in.
stance family were compelled to vacate
their dwelling on account of these pests,
which took possession, destroyed food and
clothing, ana even attacked the children.
MI. J. w. Douthitt has returned to sa.
lem from trip to the cast of the Cascade
mountains, where he has been making se.
lections of the ffty thousand acres of land
donated to the Agricultural College foun.
dcd by the United States Government.
The lands have oil been designated and set
apart. Most Of them are in the Goose Lake
country, and the rest in Ochoco Valley.
So says the Ortgonian. .a.
A camp of Utes is on the war path ono
hundred miles south of Rawlins, Wyoming
Territory. Information from Fort Fetter-
man says the Cheyenncs are reported to
have killed three white men on Sweetwa.
ter river, recently. All the Northern Chey.
cnnes and Arapahoes, who have hitherto
been peaceable, announce their intention to
go on the war path The story that Red
Cloud and band arc camped on Tongue
river, north of Fetterman, 10 not believed
outside Of the Indian ring.
In San Francisco, W. d. Allison has
soured on his wife, Jane, and obtained
divorce. Arsl,ella Gilmore refuses to live
with her ''licgo." VIM. Gilmore, and vii.
liam will have 10 do without ary beler ID
his. Hester A. Pearson has weakened"
on her husband, Dinna C. Pearsou, and the
Court has taken away his lawful right to
''wallop" her, dinna zee. Martha A. Car
son refuses to tend William Carson's chill.
dren longer, and asks the Court for ''recon-
struction." s~H.E .F eff (.
Last Tuesday noon the stage was stop
ped about twelve miles from Silver Peak
by three masked men, armed with double.
barrelled shOt.g They then ordered