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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
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Tho jill u tcnahijes '@h""a <aH
Six patients IN IA hpspital, ,,,.,,.,
No ~ and Hses Ills aesf.
SHOW waist deep asii,ot;Sind tcskye:""''
s.. Ed. Lanbis WA 10 pmsa,. Wisconsin,
Feb. FL, about 70 leave for New York.
Mr. J. 8. nenibcrtbnn vi. ii St. Louis
Feb. 4th. purchasing goodA
'1Coi. Jno 4. Melton, ! 81 ssiitcal slaai. |.
in Deer Lodge, en- soxte for Cedar creek.
A. J. Simmons, Esq, l. billed for Deer
Lodge March 1st ..b.,43 r1 ga.t44 f.se st4ar>
-Huntlcy il now carrying mail to Cedar
Junction. s'.2 '"iA 9''.i-s
Eighteen inches Of. snow fell n German
gu!ch the last storm.
-3lissoulA has IN codeaSc' and calls /,
''distcmpcr"
Quite number Of straagces 1alresaddyI il
town to attend the lasonic ceremonies and
Ball.
-Aeasrs Chauncy Barbour and d. B. Jcn.
kins have been appointed Justices u the
Peace Ut Cedar Greek. nm
-Messrs. Huntly & Bradbury have OPEN
ed house of entertainment 1t the river 8
miles this side Of Cedar Junction, and will
property esse fsr travellers.
,Judge "A r Nexcenees ~, - eRessug
Greek, Nd, Jan. sd; will return 70 Non.
sana in April. Addison Smith, Esq, wa 1t
Chicago. aE3.i ar ~&ffr %5fstk II
Mr.. Thos. strsns, OF strang & Richard.
son, lsaves for CedaI tCfee1II O-sn0rsok pet
coach. The firm Is sending heavy invoice
Of tinware to the new mines. 49,
Mr.. Jno. Lane has our thanks for .
handsome gin of ''Goldcn Crowns." Like
al Rolden crowns Of editors they hare ended
in smoke; but that's al right r,-rat,a
Sixty men At work On .typper Race
Trsck Ditch mill eating 1000 fess per
day; teams delivering ), .labpessg digging
and ditch bound 70 30 completed BY water.
Ac- e. 1asiAaO 5,,5@l. tiEE SssED.vsH~
10! the psof1u6i0 wh0e untutored
mind. sses thrift IN thievery., and, goea 1t
blind, ID among " asa;n. The lFlstheatls
are returning to Bitter Root from their Mis-
souri, hunt, and are Struggling down toward
Hell Gate.
Maj. Galbrai.h, U. s. A.. in charge OF
the Jocko Valley Indian Reservation. is in
town. His administration OF affairs on tho
Reservation is highly commended by our
Missoula neighhosA Socially the Major k,s
made hosts of warm friends among west
siders, snd'~c trust his sopurn viii be plea.
SAINT ~ extended. at. +"saaa
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Elk Greek. neiS hbors down the
range are well provided with snow, there
being over arsc.sf fest on TIC AmoddsAin1
along the head Of Bear, Deep, Elk and vi.
entity before tthe Iasssnow .falL Elk 10 10.
ing to yield abundant treasure this year.
Thu ground it principally owssat,y ssxbsd
rock f'ume companies. The following will
give All idea Of what they do.
MOI. AHsghiand & CO., zoo feet IL 10 in.
hImc, now on bedrock, own 90 claims ;
pays $l2 to go to the hand per day; hare
been sluicing nearly all winter.
No. 2. Stone & McKivet; coo feet Of
in. aume, now on bed rdckE; Owl TOO #.
Of ground paying $ls 10 GEO. PEW .'
No. g. John Martin & Co., short nume,
own 700 or 800 feet of ground; paying from
$l2 to. geo; are working now and have
been nearly all the winter.
No. T. WipgeS, Dugan & Co., 1000 fec.
Of 20 in. func. and own about 5000 feet OF
ground, paying 4l2 to eco r. .". % e'sfr
No. s. Vim. Kennedy 4 Co.. 1000 fee, of
20 In. auue own 1000 feet Of giiousti,
paying $40 to el5.
No. g.. Jones = 'Bliddspgli, l2po feee of
20 IN. 1umc; own 10000 feet Of ground !;
struck bed .rock last fall; have good ground.
The Elk .diggings arc, from 10 70 - fest
deep, all of which, is gravel. aud run
through the fumes. About $50 inches OF
water Is, now running, and the ordinary
spring head is from 800 to 400 inches. They
will employ 60 or7o miners, and maintain
= population Of $50 mon. Reynolds City is
now almost deserted, only ]. Roberts and
partner who are working tributary-Dny'
Gulch-now living there. The old town
will All up, though, within two months, as
most Of the fumes will be started shortly.
Mr. Middaugh informs US he will pu: No.
6 in active opcrition within = fortnight.
Elk will yield about 81 900 per day Of go9d
gold as,sooa as.ths scason opens! > ~
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The PlonDer Rea1. have not heard
~. ofany parties from Dssr lodge looking
out this road with Z, view to bidding. d.
Enough there are some who propose doing
70 ~ bclisve. The nod = 81 more bsus6s
to the people Of Pioneer, Pixies Peak, and
Deer Lodge than any local project ever sub.
mitted to them. II ssycs ten or fifteen
miles for oil travel from Deer Lodge 70
these points. PhiliplbuFg, Henderson,
Bear, Elk. Deep, Miscoula, Bitter Root,
Jocko and Ceasr Creek. Ill u is-sf especial
interest 10 Pikss Peak md RiSsacrin seen.
ring them direct outlet and inlet BY eood
roads; In assuring them main rad, cosch
service, Rpsb asd Exprcss A0ess With f5s'
qucnt SERVES Instead Of beiag asthey now
ars Isolated, and sutjected y, 4sDenilsa lff
mails q cxprcss ratea i int@stA bud
pess men o. stolGsI 10 s1a - baii.
pese assao6so shs most popuIeus and dcG
~ camps q NJ cosnty noy1e oyl dougJ
md the dose 1tse$lb Snr1d xitk tl9oo Or
plseesAialilbueega1iuvA,ss oMaole
70 pay for good road. The Commission
ers have staked 4. INA W tiu5e III II ponsibls
parties. who want spring jsb.an1ls lbsiac
contract viii lsak = lt uTY lelisr4nain nm
s.nd doiiaas d.IIssss9. - 80,
-""''.lfo IA i1Dcf Qfa5 .hsl
!. HYDRAULlc HOSE ss.t .ass,sx. =, cssy,a d.
rTWO~tesf I'D 80 rs s ~ ~ ~ i
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LOCAL NEW >.

12sOnlc-Thc Masonic Building Is now
about completed. 1t is frame, 25x60 feet,
Two stories high, plastered and painted
throughout, and is the second best building
ON the Yves, side Of Montana. II was con.
tracted and erected by Major i. r. Elwcu.
and will cost, completed and furnished, some
$1,000 or $1,000. The Lodge Room Is 25x
so, with three reception and committee
ICONS nj tho west end. The stations In the
EAST. south and west will DO canopicd, the
floors carpcted, the hall furnished and dec
oyatedby Tuesday next .a. .,.
a sufficient number of Master Hasons
having peti,ioncd ifEe Grand Lodge of Mon.
lana for new Lodge, charter was granted
them at the Fifth Annual Communication
thereof, held in Helena, October, 1869, con.
ditional upon their providing hall suitable
for the practice Of Masonic rites, and tho
following officers named: Waite: Il. Dance,
W. H.; N. 9. Boswell, s. W.; Peter Vail.
ton, J. w. The new Lodge Is designated
deer Lodge No. "A. Tuesday, Feb. ED ID
designated - the day Of Dedication, Conse.
esssion, Constituting ana lnstallatisn.' The
ritss will BE- public, and . cordial invitation
10 extended BY the Fraternity to all who
desire to witness the ceremonies which will
begin At =. NJ, Deputy Grand Master, J.
K. Weston, constituting the Lodge in due
form. An address will be delivered on the
occasion by Judge Hiram Knowles, one
we'll worth hearing. The attendance Of
Masonic Brethren from neigbboripg com.
muni!ics viii be quite large, and We believe
few localities will havo cause to remember
tho anniversary of Washington's Birthday,
1900, with more pleasure than those of
Deer Lodge. ~
In the evening, the Masonic Ball. Know
ye no. that the needles have piled prepare
,iou for months: that tnilors have MEAS
ured and cut and stitched /! that CT spiD'~
Knights have wclt.d and Lcltcd and seam
Cd ! that silks and Swiss, tsrlcton. tullc and
trimmings. llounccs and filings innun,era.
bic, ineomprcheusiblc but full of witchery
have been created aud multiplied into in
finitudcs Of bewildering mszincsa, and bow
knots and what nots put all over the out.
.ilo Of them, until gsllsnts will have to
number thar rs':ncrs to recognise thelng
And Their, Buz Caven is to set the oc.ayss
spinning through space in joyous csdcnccs
Fifteen numbered square feet Of dancing
room without pillar, post or arti.ion will |
un.rsnmel Therrsico.esn cvolut:ons, and |
Scott serves supper to eighty couple At . |
sitting. in HE blev. dining room to ~ ded,
icssed then and there to Epicurus forever,
aad fosever-unless il burns down.
And 30 Is proposed the eel, with ed
pos'scripts, in Deer Lodge. May Deer
lodge No. IA. another Temple dedicated.
10 Gods Fa.hc,hood AMI tho Brotherhood
Of Man, be prolific Of good fruits, and the |
anniversary Of this day in deer Lodge he
one around which will cluster none but
happy memories
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Deep.-From MI. James Middsugb, We
have these items. Of the camp known a.
TOP o. Deep, as prolific Of good boys as
Psndora's casket was Of inhr,nitics The
camp will employ zoo men, the ground be-
ing principally worked by half dozen bg
companies: Walter, Eddy q Co; MCGEE.
Hayden; & Co.; Israel, Gibbs 8 Co.. and
Owen, Kelly & Co.. are the principal own.
ere. MCGEE, Hayden 3 Co. own the 70.
NOUS mo. s. property, probably the rich
est claim In Montana. They have 500 feet
Of ground, 500 Of which yetren.ains to work.
The hooks show that In 1867, the first sea.
son it was opened, SEQ, 900 were taken out
and the ground spayinc - big yet Tharc
are some twenty owners in it. and fortunes
for oil Of them A. that rate. Gibbs & Co.,
. year ago, paid @lD.ooo for their eco
feet They now have 40 feet Of pay dirt,
yielding from $25 to 90 per day to the man
and but email proportion of the ground
worked. The boys have prospect Of max.
ing board, We think. The other companies
arc taking ont good pay. :'Topf DsepS
coneaips cone thirty i've houses, good no.
tel, Of which d. II. Mcfarland IL the wor-
thy ho.t; and two stores owned respective
y BY Wm. Ferguson apd Jones 4 4idd.ueh;;
= Billiard saloon, owned by Palmer 4 Co.,
besides divers and sundry other institutions
that PAY license. sAcress the range ,from
Deep are Blk and Billy Weasel gulches,
very rich but scarce of water. The ground
has been bought upuntil they are now own.
cd almost entirely by Col. Norris and W.
s'mmons., They pay 80 q, go Per day to
the man, and tso men win BE employed in
them while water lasts. An idea of their
wealthcdn be had from the fact that last
season thsy did not have over 6ftsvn minutes,
Of water per day. and still have dust"
From the facts We have given Of Elk and
Deep, rarely heard ofoutsideo of Deer Lodge
county, and among the smallest Of ,its fifty
or sixty mined gulchcs, some idea may 30
formed Of the tributaries that win swell The
bullion yield of the great Placer county Of
Montana in the year. Of opr---snow-ls7Q
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u-xsa 7. 81 xckrssrtKrf.s boisbas.se riousss,
D srcEsr, OPPOSITE CotRr House., DxER LoDos
VIII be. opened for the reception Of REGULAR ssd
Transient guests Monday noon, November 18Th
Bsard, Der Week, o14so curse,ey
s,nsk NiAl,E u fothi,&,H ID
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These estimates are under rather Ii IN
oves-estlmatcs, except in ono or two in
stances being the depth before the recen.
storms, which have deposited heavy snow
fallin many places Tie Gold Creek Noun.
ssins, opposite Deer Lodge. have hitherto
been reported sln,ost snowlcss, although an
almost constant storm has shroutlcd the
mountain for the last sixty days Toward
Cable the fall Is heavier. The snow in most
places has been settled wy solid by .he
warm winds and atmosphere. and then fro.
zen compact. There is already more snow,
- every locality than there was atl any dine
last winter, and the impressiou u RenefSl'
Mat there will Be . plenteous supply Of
WesehsH 'Tutab.1kA ~S@rfB .s,s-ss-f
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Artlsese.-ia siAue I'M der ,,,s C.:h.
ole Ghsach, lives > aqieki middla aeaa nan
-yl.ya nepe Dsnkisnaap n l9A& eselss.hs
y 81 eaat n .attisapr Nlqss4 llaAlfyl ;1agts
srs xeethy of adniylsiNpa. y .Aaeaer, y
made, 10, hae baildsa Ais asalsln, Asslel :
leelA npde his ovs eoe'a ~ ha 4a.nfae,
talias from hem ,iyesL and boz asas.ol
the nsasfef specimens osi Workmanship ,ss
hAyssesn. Dpop n. ard u. - Z. him s.d, pat,
renizs him u he has nJshisg Ies.rant osI
atfssrrwtSis,selte.:-Ths contsset 6F Buildinais.
ths Penitsntiaiyy, signed y ne sqp esiSten
dent and ooutssctof, sogtehst VIM u 81, Bro.
posalsfo erecting the bdiidtnE, were foorEs
w.sded u the Secretary u 'I6,eftor kast
Monday Tor his Inspection. iiaa,' u uo,s
s spl,lso5 ;qIs'''3fF ,'s-r9''a'F, .ainiGfI7
-si!rrT s....--l-.A uii....2 t.lA.IItray Eua
- xvesysody pataoai.es ~ llstsseplitse Dgissa
0>A>> R~A~ - Rsn~n IT,
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~ MASONIC BALI Tickets Tor. the Masonic
C..N. BowlEs DRUG STORE,
DANCE. STEAKT cos
All will please purchase Tickets at these places %
none will be sold 1t the door. by order Ut
MASONIC ASSOCIATION
Feb. ia, 1870.
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Snow.-Thc. SNOW fail Is fhcsvicr on tho
west side of the range than the east. As
near ~ We can ascertain the average depth
on the mountains in the vicinity OF mining
CAMPS il ~ follows.
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eTDRY GOODS ny HxPREss.-Tootis Leach
Co. receive every week By exprsss and fsse freight
direct from g. Luis and New Yok. The lassst styes
Of Ladies Dress Goods. Romsmbcr tie house Broad
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lasqisa|rsS Bin.-i som III ~ Y ~, |, m tSt
Masquerade Ball on Tuesday evening next
cf the Helena Library Association. win b
taeOf The Anest parties ever had ID Mon.
tanA When masquerade u . succese, Il
= gUtsdouSly q" We acknowledge tby
eourtesics Of the Committee per 8. Laag.
horny. NJ, Ida II 10 thlx WaKiS1s6Ss
Birth Day aqPes re- hese \. Ia sps tine.
b forego. = us-.xa
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

htbIk try~~0~S~sssseS8 4NAVst ~4DoA13D4. wv
.ugq sHt svyiT34 -. SaSH 1AT ofhfi
:, The Pre:sdsnt TsA 4 ssst ~ ssalts ~ 80
inatoa 4 Jssss + 0salt 70 b rostnastes Il Coyin
IN, Es1eseky. Sess . i ~ ~ hslsa ~ -,
tseosaabl fna dssJ ioa4ep ii oafslf5a 8
4Tsossavaa,y 4 ~ Iases,o. ssessss ~ ~I,us /,
lsvalA psasiesG dies withsae lliag saain ~ =
isash Ne right dies With hin. .su,ol 7,;aa qgt,
., An ollcial sestsnsns sAows tlee du.i,e ~ ~
ending Deoembe,, TIE septs lrea apisis wass neasl
esa.ooeooo; tobacco aoo 90: Stamps. ,sariy 90,
ss2ood Ne asssssaSe rsosipes q ~ l,ess,al ~
ssoe 1Esau ,ssss nssis li74euasoaj aW@f4 ta a@
Hat 03scs. dsuS Spostas eaar,esee =,
nSpsbaiean politician, WHO kept ~ Open saiooa d
New York City. died Fsh.a. 49, -'''4'''
Hon. John leaahE y ~ and ~ Asss, 2pssidasa B,
BIZ phyrieiaas 10 attend Paiiansst.
CnsA .Caytoe has b.. se.iaased sssysveee q ca
tons foe In Inneiseo,, * *s"5fs - 's'5''7 30
sa.br a psssoas - dytse h New yssk q
sAessaapstag 6suR. &3tt9,Ha !" "9G:t, p.t
.llThe fasss.l9s q .Hsair L. sae. ~ nsnas 1
Coagssss nsa The Ts,saa Olio, Ddseste3 eospssst
fsb. 10Th i ~ ths mast i'apostaG sves vi,,ssssl
IN the CITY. "'Si p" 5.' @'' i
The calito.nia legislature has pasaed BIZ, eAaas
Ing ths NAME of Laks TaAoe 70 kaks Bixltr. 3'E5 %
a terrible Wind Storm passed over Virginia CT,
Nsvads. Hss'sss wsss anoeGe1 ard eAinsnejs tsow,,
down. oas asa va killed ssAs ssvssaI pssssas h
jured. 4,,4a =, .. ,5-.,.. .,f-, ,.,...,,r
,Daxiag The tsosbles IN Paris On Feb ioeA til In
pssee ana STAG we1r n fall uniform prepared u jos
tic troops = the hot became an insureetios.
Keoupie Of Chicassans publish card aaa.ias tAe,
nede the Cas1iH Oinnt, ~ en- prove &. Thy TN
States sviasses beesase tAstr 0gsoy~s swisl8sd
t1@.'l q d@sa yphd li@i ia a4n.% ult 15F
tn shavnst 1ousiss min It Rsshsee. r. r.. -
burned FEB. 10. Loss $4,000. .,,.rt 81,
Il aa0hx a bnsaa stesnses vsss evuvdue IL New
York Feb. IL 1t Il presumed they sneuasssssa hsavJ
sto:mA ,,<..i ....,.,,t ,,.:.s., fr..,..g,, .
An Omaha special ssys the tsavsl westward d heavy
The Sutro Tunnel was In 10 feet, F.h II. -. =.
The steamer Maggie. flayc. fro:9 New orleans 70.
PessbE. blew up u ehsts O. Dsar Hessna Aiksssn,.
- o'a,sek 1ssrusy % kinlne' Ospsaia Aastsa III
eeceed. eagtnea M, Sahe Asnk han1s, ~ ho1y
seadsd the second clerk The passeages IN ~ sae4
The boAs and cargo 10 total loes 4, pssssss pssty
from cincinndti ~as on hoard, bit ~ escaped
~ d,isui5 !. Ksteaox ! "a, ckscasro, hss -.
ssissd for fraud. .rs29'a
0esssai ssNy nlstt,syas ~ ~ lsdiss aepl.,sss,l
thae the Piekaa India0 js neaass - q . Aesa9n
BIO eoadlties, IT, saal.pex ~ sseiae ~ tn
tibs vers su9esiag inteapsly II ~ aeees.assn d
NE Conniasiosis Parker issssd esdsn thae ths,u
wsses y 1ttc1dsd To- '2af'f7ria 7aa 'StF'f7
hEouisvme, Fsb ex.e,eee,.. -. !.
vails In Hasrisoa. 1assa svss
Ut gold and olives. Dsas tAe9oosa lloe q tbs Lpvje.
Vile And s.. 4esb Railssad. Tueosy-tNo ni1ss lsys
necn dlxx1ng !tos tAs past toas neallA I'D ~ ~
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~ xveEbody patroalses ~ 1stssgpeitN DG1iss,
Seloaa, DseeLodge. The Aasst liqusA n tess. :, ~
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.sT4-~y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
neutrality-suspicious.
------------ ------.-------------.-------
: - SEQ +, A n.
]" "''l' ~ RI ASn'ss.se 10 yasa ~ "a,
=. = D.,- oraa,s> !. ,lo... ~. n@
.a1a1< $780, - ~ .>t-r-7.9.aa7, .,...,...
~ - $3.50 'r..'a' 'n'as ao y y g
ytaiT MT s5rtafn ~! ---,t tfty.rf, ,,s5' -ftgs
!: ~ : ~ a,4,,', !. ~ - I. 49,.
~Al - - n4ssosasAss1lsaA.
n ~ r spglisl MI -,sra...~, rSg
-aGafa nj ct BARR, 1seeseA ~ nmtsG
Ns.eb is,,iA / roma M v,a.inaGsl NJ s,pp,s,s
ss.nlI n3st9 64tg Ii, Mn 1900 ~, !
CLAN I.ArniRul. S ND ALWAYS READY,
sJ3o In + Lo - II . { Ell,
;s ,.o,$ =, ,ll HELENA ~ MONTANA ""@" -.
mn FoFULAs nofEL o. MONTANA.
rH~0 palsaaa - SustAs4 nAAs 1ab~
j. .al1sA sieAfhpbass 8 ssssysAle aalaAlA, A0.s
Lao 49,. 1sao,H. aeialsP'eivs ~ sps'sssss. .,
oi UanialltIol Ases,aail ,iDU ast,sa lIr o,ssss
Is =: : $50 s:: a.: =: g. a:s. e g:
:s:ssse $780, {. ssatAilN eaAasassaaasss -
,,y G D. SULLIVAN. ,,ss.,s,,,.,s,
60. 5e@-s---~--.--ss.-
|naaa DA N A. I1OU5 e.
aolooouea, cl..A.s ." - 0oontona,
|'"''st73"r. 4 DANA. PRoPRIEroR.' ~" -
[ ''% '''a rrasoeas.a a,.zesps'onal,y
IN Bet P1blls Hsssc I, Nsalase I,
'da e>s.i ~ Dsyssrs~sjsas& ar a."r.ni
Etha ~ -tys+3. Tt15 s3sI - .t31G o. "a. tHJ7
IoIssra9rtri oh! r----r satsn.ts s@-s pei
"sro..uT-f.. tpctnt ixrtt et.t ~
A FEED eTABLE
win 81 s.ssss,iisea.essss ~ i.ess aaals 4
bssssA = oa1ts - go oes1.
ECharEesH eeson@ble'
-. - liz .-.-... = -...u.-
livery, Feed ana sale STABLES
->->======-=--- -
'" se%''f M ,v,s.A,t =, ~ s.Av''
,f TRAVIS u BRO,
-vW IL. s; al ~ 49, ~ 81. y,- ..g- '-t
k, i.....-.. Ma 10 Aa'a stssse -.- ....
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~ Where do you set tho bess lquon n Dses
Lodgcs At Lane 3 Emerrous Metropolitan
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+, ~ Just received .. A., Lavedbsx q ca No 20
Main street., Helena, ans lot Of wooea Dress Goods
Cioaka 6t6D1esteA rue Cspes, Nuks, Ladies' and
Chidrens Hats and Bonnet@ and other desirable and
"'D''. 1T: $50. l-EI.L..IkIlLI IStfffE
| - FOR SALE OR TRADE "A shinele Machine
With Steam BOX eSnpletc Three men ean make G.NQ0
shingles pr day also god wtsk hysss aud hight
horse wagon. JOHN ONElt. III
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- WHEN YOU 90 70 HELBNA don't f,,, n
vii No aWeod p. tbe famous Klyss Saloon y Z,
nGsd . lon. peolkia1Rsy Chas T. 10 cseshlisA1
ahis side Chicago that has better o. greater
Liquor. aud not man In ths country more courteous
80 custon,ersthan the Culousl.
~TfS"A" -----Ssa0 nbAAeH-- = 1900. a'"3h ~
Our attention has Seen 'c called 4, ) ia.local
In last weeks Independent inappropriately
titled Witty" j ssyss eftsrf Sounndiss
the wit OF the Amateurs: "'s'rs HI av4'stosHa'e
There were several puns, howeycv, fur.
n'shcd for the occasion by Captain Mills.
the paint Of which was scarcely visible % tbs
alccd eyess We 6hsii NIX far <hd(Vpab)k q
cation. with III appended glossary, In the
neN rsmbcr Of the NNA cslk .We1;N ni,.
Very elegant grammar, Sir Critic. Having
evidenced inability to correctly express ,oshs
emotions I" : minstrel Performance, ~
counsel you t.etske younclf y The rudla sa6
again. A glsssasy thst would elops s.arys,
pun to ~ ls'liansy yosresaA Ip,,csiy,
woplA pecf1lpsly be 1 complete epass,p.s !,
Ola sf knowledge: Probably Il g nof !
s'n.'eey I'M atsflssI ts6cs i y SjHs
"n" srhval,g.,.sq.,a, N, !. q,rst,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

Csncert.--The amateurs gave their second
concert at the Court House lest. Q,Aaiae 70
another excellent audience. The prcss Of
matter this week prevents that extended no.
lice It % emlnently deperye4 We believe
the amateur HAYS decided y not 1--WE any
more this season, .-
,soiIo Iaeq 4r,'laoss. ,sallIl"a aona
AtAs1 ssT 1owlls8 All. DseIAlaa .
- @ . Lars Ensesess = pay siniuGas ~
heoa tah2as In MonNama
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! THE IT; !,'T,l',E9'RER4Tlso',oRx.....

e9as9FtH3f TAT tta91M W. I'VE" ~ TUT 70
aiN.oF.a Eanksord w1ises ~ 4tSm Usica
NswT1tk;stbas he Win spend ~ bassaco
of,he winter in g. Psal, llinSssoe.i s'ao"'l
fson cdr cleseak: i...y, .,,,
.'TbelJ Ars abous i've n1eso Of kood sroand,'
~ ten dollar digging, ii,ovs cesd1 JUNG.
tiSn. ownnssa principally BY Ftsnchaasa III ~,
balance u tie kulch Il not prospscssd u
Oregon gulch there are three comp Anies run.
ming dfAins 70 prospect The Gdlch. they
Get, It depth Of eighteen feet. two cent,
o'ths pan. Bone think Il Is The main gulch.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

A heavy body Of snow lies In th.eportjun
Of the range in which Little Prickly Pear
sad IL stieusarses head si1is a'i'iG owT--
Nh: Wtlt,s,0s. 1~'ri.lpt ,,Sa y. Gosis.
ays thitin tho city he' has seen Jnos. E.
Tatt Esq, I. g. Bakel, Of, Benton, Bob
Han, Who i going into business jAess. and
Garrison u Wyatt, VEL. tiowa. fseiehsGt
- Ro,.... bon. IN iaa iIf5yt Toll fO
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- @ 70 Lars = Haseses's = play b,nisG6s-ess
Dese tahles IN Nontana.
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~ tae'1 ssls!4g 1o~ll8 .ApsE DseLAaaA
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-13
ANNUAL MINERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF MINING RECORDER, WHITE
" Pine Mining District, Nevada, Treasure
City, July 7, ls70.-N Notice is hereby given that
the Annual Miners Meeting of this District, for
the election of a Mining Recorder for the term
Of one year from the Goth day of July. A. d. 1870,
and for the transaction Of such other business
as may come before the meeting, will be held
at my office, in Treasure City, in said District,
on WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTIETH DAY OF
JULY, A. ID. 1870. l.. Z. TENNEY,
Jy'itd District Mining Recorder.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-13
EASTERN NEWS.

New YoRK, July ~.
Steamship W. Taber, Captain Hutch
lnson' hence May IL, for San Francisco,
returned in command of Captain Plum
mer, having been ordered homo by our
consul at st. Thomas, In consequence of
mutiny of the crow, in which the cap
tam was implicated.
Henry Coulter Of Pittsburg, challen-
ges Penfuth, the champion sculler of
england, to Smile race In American
waters, for 81 900 aside.
-, Providence, July 12.
Ellza A: Smith, wife Of farmer re-
siding at North Kingston. drowned two
young children and herself, while tenn
porariiy insane, Friday night.
m, PHILADELPHIA, July 12.
n me newspapers are loud in the de-
t,nn ,"nu q Tor paid fire department. The
oS So rlotous companies have been put out
loss by the Broad street fire $1,000
INSURANCE for $4,000.
49,. RICHMOND, July 12.
A.. svrious riot occurred in Louisa coun-
NJ ~, flstols and knives freely used.
anlee men seriously wounded, and n
number of others injured.