The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-20
THE TERR1foRY.

THE TERRITORY.
se.l1I Time. u
Bartruff 6, ms tAe modd earaen Of ~
Territory. 7 I / y ]
Mr. Bob. Williams, our efhciens county
Assessor, inform ~ that John Redfern has
apple. trees in his orchard Il feet high.
Soncof these trees hear "a punches Of bios.
sons, with from i've to seven blossoms 70
the bunch. ,r@I@ A. ~
Is Pilgrims took work in Hvens' the
other day ut a and IS per day.
Three Pilgrims arrived afoot, ono starting
from White Pine with 90 CENTS.
Jake Loman says not one man In ten at
Cedar ID working. a5r-, ..v.s..s
r"o1 E's Herald. II. osr -.'"sss"&
J. G.. Rickers' Xxi mill cleaned up
$o,5So, (coin) for = Il days. run.
The sale of Lots in Story's addition, yes.
terday, ranged from $l2.50 to ~.
Pick 4 Plow ls
P. D. st. Phelix has started brick yard.
Spcith & King are erecting brewery.
The r. & p. wants somebody to inform it
''whcre the chief town of Montana will he
located"
-; fne,rt Herald a.,
L. B. Lyman, ESQ.,, Register of tho Land
Office, has just received from the Depart
mcnt two mineral land patents, one for the
Memphis Mining Company's claim ON the
Spring Hill lode, and the other for Joshua
G. Rickcr's claim on Union Lode No. 2.
The Ida Reese and Deer Lodge were
heard from at Fort Thompson on April Esd,
drawing four feet, with only three feet Of
water in the channel. They were four days
making fifteen miles. The Ida Reese un.
loaded once. The Tacony was high and DR. y
a. reported. nr u i ~" ar
Capt. Nick Wall has returned.
Herald I6.
Davis Wilson, Esq. has returned to 3o0-
man. ''"' @'
Miss Walters left Corinne this a. m. for
Helena. ...l- 1i'
Mr.. S. II. Bohm, the we'll known Banker,
has returned from Europe. &c RS.
Capt s. s. Hart has received his commits.
sion rs assistant for the Helena Division.
Jos. Appollonio leaves to morrow for
Cctlar. o.. e ]. .'...r, -
Gazette -.
Mr Thomas NJ. Monroe's train, consist
ing of five Diamond r consign-
mcnts, arrived here yesterday from the
the Railroad, making the trip in % days.
The goods were brought through for John
Kinna, A. Lavcnberg, md. w. N. Wheeler
Two mining claims at French Bar sold
for $4,000, cash. A t1,o00 clean mp was
made on Judge Chumascro's claim on the
same Bar.
Henry G. Wilkinson, Robert Hereford,
and VIM. II. Todd announce themselves As
candidates for Assessor. '''
.t..... .au A. .Gaxette H.. .-, 20
To day, Professor 3. +. Marsh and D. L.
Griffith, with i've assistants, will leave to
make the preliminary survey along the pro-
posed line Of ditch which our citizens have
in contemplation of constructing this sea-
son. The projected line of ditch is from
Clancy Creek to Holmes 'Gulch Cd '....
The officers call . meeting in Helena May
cc5th to arrange for the Third annual Fair.
General Sheridan arrived last evening,
was sercnadcd, introduced by Judge Symcs,
expressed thanks, etc., and was warmly
checrcd, s.t.a"@~ eE*f @rf ~ lGt
pi sr.,eeaH a*s-5r-s 20. I...a7 .,, .,,,.. /
,,-.. 81 Herald 18th.
Hon. Sample Orr has'lost disputed land
claim usdcr q ruling of Secretary Cox.
"A slight shock of an earthquake visited
Helena about O'Clock last night. s aat
The Herald suggests renovation of the
Open House. ~ yr1~ .alpo s,- ~ u.l-- .
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= d. ...,...u- Herald, 18th.
Six inches of snow fell In the streets ON
Monday night. - t.s.......,o
o. Waid's mule train, arrived to-day.
i Mr.. ]. Rosenthal, the assayer, cast gold
brick yesterday weighing 40 onnces-tbc
largest, We believe, that has been turned cut
the present season. ..e... -
jacob Loeb and 1. Cana have returned.
.r0} fHn------- ~->e9.>------3 r,in:
or !. TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
$3.50 haa1 t93sf--- Is 5traT 1g s-i9 /
i Aparty a Boston Hsh viii start ON tho 10th OF