The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-26
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! A nice. list of Daily subscriber from
Louisville this A. u. ~: 'sgs-l e'-~r
"Liue down South Of Snake River" Il
has been down there ever % lsDg.
Gilmer & saulsburys Daily Coach left
Helena, full, .t sAr. and arrived here At
$50, Pm. 81
Messra Clagett & Dixon win soon erect !
frame building 40 feet deep, on their lot I'd.
joining the Elliott building:~2 's.-1 .-..4a. .-ol
The frame of Michot's hotel IL up. tits
47x65 feet, two stories, and win contain
thirty-hve or forty rooms ...a.
Mr.. G. NJ. Douglas came in this evening
from his famous garden ranch on Flint
creek, with a-load Of the best corn and cab.
bage We have seen in the market thi season.
Mr.. 3. 8. stackpole received to-day 400
gallons Napa vineyard vine-xiatase of
1855. 1tis the incest native table wines
ever brought to this country. : Try It. @''z
Mr. KenryDeWAt q preparing the lot On
Second 'stReef, one lot from East Main, for
the erection Of ss10x40 feet brick store,
which. will. bc. commenced. ..'next week.. It
will front on Second street, and is fine ! %. :
catl0n... Ii I'd" a.aS.4 s.r .ss5ii eaia4aafsat 3
Ed Meran's train, Of = wagons, from
Corinne July 2Sth, u to Helena cia Deer
Lodge, arrived this i. II: ne unlosded H..
900 pounds of,bacon, ham, boots and shoes
for Pemberton &Kelley, and 20 kegs Cali
fornis wine for E. 8. stackpoler rand moved
on to the eastern frontier settlements Of
Montana. '~' '.fl "a .'' '7''"oi n'- . ~
Aoollent-kr. jas. Stone was severely in.
jured to day by the fall Of an arch in one Of
the peniteptiay. .oelh, Just being completed.
Fortunately, he was near the cell door, and
although considerably bruised from head to
foot, no bones were broken. Dr.. G. 8.
Bowie dressed his wounds. .. .. ~.
Top o Deep.-Mr. Jas. Middaugh writes
Us from Top osDssp. Aug. 49,. "Water h
very light. Walter, Eddy & Co.. are still
working-taking out $9o per day e. The
man. Water1nan & Co.. are washing up
their drift dirt Of last winter, and taking
out plenty of dust. David Allen and Mel
MCGEE have struck rich pay on No. 8, and
will get fortune out of it. Hon. I. Gibbs
b Co. are still taking out from 500 - 900
day with men. VIII be up soon. En-
gage suite Of rooms for me at the Scott
House.". !. +as,!s- g.. 4 IA. 5sG3 fsan"t aai g.
The ;Fealtentiafy. The Penitentiary 'is
progressing rapidly; Ind wfn ~ eSmpletsd
septentcr H. The extsrior walls are a1fup,
and the 4 fourteen cells completed : The
woskmen dre now engaged ii running the
centre walls, containing the duss and ven.
tilators, 70 the roof. The mason work will
be completed on Thursday. when the roof
win bs commenced. Messrs 6trlng q Rich.
ardson have the contract for covering II with
tin. TvcntY men aEa astnse,.v~-aAa.~t st taaiiA.
ing is.heiug done ins most cEeditabls man.
per. Up to the present time 10000 brick
and 1905 perchcs Of, stone have Oesp used.
Mr.. NcBirney has .Almoat completed his
work, and has not,as yet received any pay
| from the Government. He received, how.
ever, . litter yesterday, from r. ". Taylor,
Comptroller of the Treasury, notifying him
that the first story. including the tier of IA
cells, has been accepted . correct, and the
ducats win BE- forthcoming shortly. Id g.
The Deer Lodge .spriass. . The Hot
Springs lchalybe1te) 1t Deer Lodge Mound,
are not les remarkable for their wonderful
curative properties than is the Deer Lodge,
which they rurround, Is natural curiosity.
Bathing in these waters 10 said TO be % In
fallible remedy for that most distressing oi
naladiss- rheumatism. :, As an illustration
Of this, Mr.. L. r. Maillet of French guich
was, few days since, 20 crippled and re-
duced- by in6amatory rheumatism that 4
IVES necessary for men to carry him from
the town TO the valley, on stretchef. h
was taken to the Deer Lodge Springs, and
after bathing In the waters four days, NJ,
lsufbciently restorsd 70 get about unasststed
and IL now cosyalsscing il town. We hav'
known many instances Of This character
and predict that with the settlement Of thi
country. tho Dear Lodge Syringe will BE-
come, for their medicinal properties, once
the principal resorts Of the country. sse, b
Lesn Creek.-lr. Ralph Bradley, just ~
rived from Loon creek. gives rs the follow
ing information There are 90 TO 500 min
srs In the camp-plenty of water. tn
c1lams 90 paying a. follows: Lunday.1, d
per day: James Fonester, Tsttle's & Dyef'l
go; PIT Kinley'A ~ !: Jas. K1enan,s e1t
lullan 3 Co.s, 4l7; Clitus Bnbour's. ei7
| Fosrsstes, Tuttle 4 Dyer took out q, ,0oo,i
one week with % men working Charles
! Murray took out 100 ounces in one week, I
nea vorking. The gold assaJs $17.9 - ocoiz
. About three miles ars bsing wctksd CLAIM
; hsloW thoss msationeA ass payi1E Efro1e 81
4epsr day.; n, ~ Hot epsiat plssiics
miles below, psospsses Of 4lea "a - ~
! thas besn 1bund n thsSrsvsl and the lzpdu
) = being opened sp. Il = fsonl 70 DIE
| deep. Ths aggregate yield Of the einp
> abeat 81 90 pr week. Philipf = NeNa
~ dolas agood badsese y 4isias =
merchandising. Isesc 4 Hsinsnaa Of Id
/ d, and Jsuies Hbs1s of Nentapa asss,'
! doinka good hpsnsaA Clitss 1Azbour d
!. / h1srsd a. - ,of July osatis aaA y,
/ threupon nominsset fet PfossesHiAg Aseo
!. -, bas 81 eaaeia psssehed sosx xalkeha'
|. nsss d victory, nd. 40 = 1ewl lEisx.s