The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-06

nh. ssys, two Saek ains lef,i fherS ion TIL
ss,h for Montana ~ nberins oms eighty
'''' o.rm.,n,. l.nhol purh1 -, wa.
weighed yestsrd ya2 pnlled A6~nA shseen
hundred and fifsy dye, which is pretty good
vsjshs for two year and a.half old. At
the Territorial Fair last October, he weighed
only 1.su. eain. q nearly 500 pounds y
* months IrfTk-IF lElJtt@ =.
Hon. George G. symes left for Raiders.
burg this morning, to preside at the April
term of Court, which commences Tomorrow
morning. t1ss7..-. ri- - '3".~ II '~
The Helena Library Association proposes
giving . grand vocal and instrumental con-
cert soon.
!: We observed yesterday At the First Ma
tional Bank two gold Bricks cast by Prof
6teitzi zone weighing so ounces and valued
at g, 100, the other weighing $50 ounces,
and valued At $3.50. t We were informed
that the rate Of gold yesterday in New York
was 1144.I a. r"'' -.c.."g
There arc 1000 inches Of water on French
The ground on Tucker gnlch has been
laid over another year owing to the scarcity
of water. '
On Sunday night, or towards daylight
Monday morning, Robert Mel Burns, black.
smith in the employ of Mr.. Mclean, on
lower Main street, was shot in the neck by
negro named George Higginson. 1t was
bagnio row. NcBurns is in critical con-
dition , ....
.,g .,s.c - Hesald, ID
!, "A gentleman and two ladies arrived in
Helena . few days ago from Baden, Ger
many; having accomplished the trip in twen-
ty-fve days.: lisa - ...sl ..-4a-,....'
WIN. H. Ewing, On old and well.known
citizen otHslesa, AFTER . pfotrseted journey
through California and the States, returned
by tho hst Overland COACH '''*""'
sfLTE4'r lIa" uu-- tu3 ,~hEft e.
Herald, lth. .--
'Lissner has just finished very nice We
randall around his corner.
The Viola Belle left Omaha for Benton,
April 2. s.-,a.5a.. ..,.a .,,a.:
d Nj. Rosenthal, assayer, cast . bar ycster-
day, weighing 100 ounces, and valued at
$4,000. This he purchased on Sunday last
The bullion was shipped East this morning
by Wells, Fargo & Go. =. express. This
morning he purchased about 200 ounces
more. 100 Of which 10 from Mr. J. H. Green,
Of Silver city, Mr.. Rosenthal 10 evidently
doing good business in this line, and seems
to, have plenty of greenbocks to buy any
quantity of dust which may be Offered at
his office. a3@ ~H s...r. @i' -a 80
1-r III y -. - c,.e,t, 1 .,H' 81. 20.
! Tho horses captured ut from the Piegans
were sold Ut Fort Shaw, averaging $37 per
head. l.,E ts ,e'inAo1 Dr. .3 .-.
q MI: Lansrishe' has taken his company
over to Deer Lodge where he will remain
until he re.opens in Hslena again. He will
resopen his theatre hero about the 10th or
18th Of May, a. he expects shout that time
the arrival Of new star" the famous Miss
Clsra Jean Walters, ono Of the most dis
tibguished women on the Americas stage.
Gazette &
The Missouri ID higher than At any time
last year, and s.ill rising aus
1.-THE Little Old Man, from Blackfoot"
has leased the Northern Light and will re.
open business N few days. Go it, Mac.
e The rope Of the Canyon Ferry WAS cut .
few, nights since. y .a, ooIc7ri@: e. 4 .
81 II. n Ma0uire, editor of the Riek and
P1sss IL in town. 'aau'isno- I'D = s.'r.sl !
. We asked our genial friend, Captain vii.
liams,T how water stood in Ten Mile creek,
and no said It was 'just . booming-water
enodgh n foat steamboat, besides all the
bitches casry."To9 81 .i7 sa" .~a.7e.fa
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