The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-13

1..kn1 , troupe were greeted with :.
mendoss house on Tuesday e,enin.
that Maeonic Hall was unable ~ 80
who desired to come. Many vere 1 "s, d
to 60 away and wait for moro =. OOnsa
opportunity. '"'osaSs
Mr.: Hursh, of the firm of wo,,..
anssa-wso arrived from Bann.ck ~.
last evening. says the miners in Tho, "a, ny
ity have driven of from aOo n ,"o c "es
men, and forbade them working thor, s''''
~, Pick l. Plow &
warm rams are urging vegetation ramn.
The Norway oats arc being largely ."%
in Gallatin Valley. e'' 'oNs
We received q call on Wetlnesd,,
MAJOR camp, OF the Yellowstone MiaSu0a
he reports the Grows contented, and cSss
thing satisfactory at the Mission. OrME
MISSION farm they have ten acres of yea. we
pies planted, besides c0nsitlerabc srs
The MAJOR Is having the Crow Indians ~.
cinated, although no smallpox has bro IS
out in that tribe, Is reported. '''>ea
Sam Langhorne has fitted I'M m ov,s
lent building for drug store near tho NV,
Office. VIC po'1
Hon. F. E. Collins, of Diamond CITY H..
prepared an elaborate petition, to be- No w.
sented to the postal department through ~.
Delegate, asking for the Immediate es,ss
lishment of mail route between Diamo"s
and B0zeman, designating ThomOsous
gulch, Camp Baker and Spring Hill for i,
termediate offices. No previous petition
the kind was ever more numerously sicpsi
in Meagher county. The proposed rous
will pass through the Flathead Pa.
Thompson's gulch, only fifteen miles fron
the Pass, is now settled up by 200 minsn
and promises speedily to become one Of ~
most important placer camps of the Ter
tory.
no Gazette 10
M. j. G. Walker and j. II. Curtis Will
driving over from Deer Lodge, were r .'s
accd by couple of drunken Nez Perez, T.
dians, but on going for their shooting i,' ,a
''Lo" extended the hand of fellowship ."a
our travellers ''passed." You might h .as
been "dedicated' to something else I ts..
pleasure" Johnny, that trip.
y The races on Sunday were lively "A INN.
Of $50 is made for next Sunday.
Herald TO-
Il. E: F. writes from Washington Ami,
9th: go west tonight, stopping over ~.
day at Pittsburg. In Chicago anticin. W..
meeting Sccrctory Scribncr and bride sos
Mr.. Bohm, and arrange to journey hom. nv
ward in their company.
Mr.. viii, Of tile firm of Bartos e. win
has new patent invention for msnni."
turing gold chains, by which he is cnahIsa
to make them three times as fast nc in ~.
old way.
Judge Smith returned from Crow Crc.l
last night, and brings favorable reports from
that tiourishing mining. camp. He INV,
there is abundance of water, more IN f:e
than can be used, and every man in camp !,
at work, and taking out good pay. iva
mills IRE being built in Heating culch, III,
lower one by Heating & Blacker, Is slamr
mill. The boiler Is already set, the founds
ton laid, and expect to be running by III,
10Th of June. At that time they cx,ect ID
have out 1000 tons Of rock, and alread,
have out 500 tons of rock. On the Kea
ing lode they arc. down 10, with bette
rock, better lead five feet widc-than the,
had above. On the Lcviathan they ~
down 100 feet That lead is more irrepuu
in size than the Heating. They have work
cd 400 tons Of rock from these leads, durin.
the last summer and fall, which averaged
he says, from SIS to $119 to the ton in q
arastra ....,s
Gazette II.
Jim Tracy, who was shot q damon
City ON Friday night last, died yesterl.
morning at that place. ..,s..
. The stage from Bozcman, (P. B. Clark's
which left there this morning ut ten mit
utcs past four o'clock. made the trip to th
city, distance of ITO miles in IL hours
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