The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-03-25
THE TERRITORY.
Canital Tina. Il

THE TERRITORY.
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We arc trying to perfect arrangement
which. when COMPLETED, will enable m IA
enlarge the present sire Of our paper. -
The parIof entertainment of professional,
and amateuIs was well represented. 90.
The Amateurs viii give dramatic repre-
Mrs. Joseph Gnler, Wayne county, Pa,
wants her husband. -
NJ: Thn.her closes his gallery in vir.
ginia on the 26th. .>ai = .rs -
A Lodge Of l. o. G. 7. has been estab-
6shed ct Sheridan.
Frank Christenot is tunnelling the Orc
Cache.
Harry Creighton, of Corinne, has been
over on the coast getting up colony Of
1000 Cinnamon for Montana
The next term of tho First Judicial Dis.
trict Court, II. G. Warren, Judge, will con-
vene Monday, the 4th day Of April, in this
city. In the United States Court the first
week Of the term will be devoted to U. 6.
business. The civil docket and jury cases
will be called the second week.
IL ps.k and p,ov. y.
Tho settlers around tie Flathead Pm.
are verv uneasv. fearing the ssfriendlies"
viii AGAIN this sprinc, 4 they have done
every spring since the settlement OF the val.
ley, make thieving raids on the stock
fsnees of that section. :
Mr.. James N. Bird has purchased larre
band Of young horses in 0regon-the ma
IA brineinr 4 lsree nuinber Of sheen frnm
Oreoon for breeflinr here e'''
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Mr.. GILLESPIE received TELEGRAM Yesterday
stating that Messrs. Gilmer & Salisbury
were making preparations for running
daily line Of coaches between Helena and
Corinne. The road 10 being stocked a. rap-
idly % possible. and il 10 expected that by
Wednesday next we shall have q daily mail
service. The prospects for q large immigrs.
ton to this Territory the present season
cold in Alder Gulch. and Il In not imnsnh.
sble that durine m SDrine ma Summer ve
NAV have an addition 10 oi,r nonnIation al
fiftcen or twenty thousand. and some Of The
more ssneuine and enthusisstic estim.te +
avo,, h;cSs- ,I..,, r., 10" ~. ,ss ;I 4; -
Formed that Colony ~ fftv f.w;i;e. rc an
one conn1v IN Oh;o Vii eooy .t.-t ~ uc,.
tn. u. ;he Ni.sonr; ,;vsr ,,,os. ~ -S On,
will settle in onr r;ch .cr;c,,s"rsl d;.t-;"t.
O. c,o.t 70 tEa r,,sh No az. ;.fo.s..s 80,
1890 ,,v tho nv.rI.rT ccs.h ~ 49,, "'s'
r.~eT Ton dav. ehe.d ~'' ''"' 00S'' Gu
t";.f I.s;;oe 49,, ,.f. e.. x,:.-,.,.
s"s''S0 ""s1s" 'eA' LUZ '"k'"'s
Jes'e'o"S'
u.-.H 90
r.. o;.;,.,. ~ m" 20 .,.,..,
,,I Inc c ,e.s OF Dsm0nd neN meesine
s aaa av.n, e. "n tne oaHe! A!eSty,
st That ne renorf AZ tpi Ps.se
Oomm's.'onser -. rsrker u oace 1aor,cat'on
has,, ;nJncsd ~ "I re, s, aa ' as. vny nsve
Teen lnuuG 10 ~ Iesk!esS aes'Ie 70 specu'
late IN the olood O ms fellow countrymen.
Al! tne GonusG &C Iol carrying the mails
nave poen let 10 ness.s' tilmcr q SALISBURY,
save one: y99e nanGele: we learn, Was tne
suseess. =. D'uuS. ~ 'n.s instance. we oio
no' ASCERTAIN ""s' soute ne mas.
49, a. c.-.... a
n Mcf,,;r,r E.n s,a ~ 81 ~.
for,rra IT, TH;n-s' ~ IN" 'u ..., ssa ".s.
hnrsshs.I f-c,,, TIn;".,:: ;, M'G rI re'1ox on
' NO 'Ss' IT, oncA se'
ING o, III nno
..H ~ ~ ,a Ion, onc OF our oest ana most
;.;n ao.e Sus: @ ns We learn hse entered
, ,.so ...;s..d . ~ .V.;o .. ne P ITS;
~. ,,,,rci'..o -. :. z 1..ss;
.s,I:s n;.I;cs.;or. ,.;.h M. no..s". :: '"'"'
up, he S;s,.r: ~ C%.r ;s .s,,sn ,s.:. Co.
-. w.. -. e; sS.e.. snn..;s~ I'm t"1> - Aof
'' 80 ~ ,rs.na mn s1.n.ed 1.rr md n.,a.
.:s - '-~ ~'S ~O'"'''
e'o"e~ u.-.,, "a
Mai H n Blake u 3. District Attor.
e rsste 70 viseni. CIV On Inc
Aaron Hershfieli. ~. Of H. vel,.knovn
l,ankinp- house Of I. II Hershf,eid g Rrc
was one Of tia nesccnocrs Nv cosch is:,,
NIGHT
The Corinne Reno-te, Of the 18th a.ve-
Travel from this mini to Montsns M in.
crcascd 10 such an extent i.feiv thst The
overland STAGES of Gilmer 4 Gsnlsbnrv ARE
INADEQUATE 10 transuort nj tho neaseneers
eoin9 70 the minss. In. this cmeroencv
private enterprise takes hand. and to.mor.
row q train Of wagons fitted out by Mr..
Gazette -.
We understand that the late Grand Jury