The new North-west., 1870-09-30
Eseal Ntws.
From SATURDAYS Daily.


.a From Saturdays Daily.
Montana Jewelry.-One Of the items of
interest incident to the Fair IL Bartos &
Railey's great lottery of Montana jswelry,
including some of tho handsomest sreci-
mems ever manufactured in the Territory.
There ars coo tickets and 12O prizea, rang.
ing in value from .>5 to 600, giving
one prize to every five tickets. The envi.
able reputation Of the gentlemen - jewel.
es b equslled by their reputation ~ honest
usn, and there will be perfect fairness in
the distribution. Mr.. Bartos called on 10
to-day. and desires all Deer Lodgers visiting
Helena to 70 examine the articles. Tickets
can be procured at the Scost House, Deer
Lodee, or At Bsrtos 4 Bailey's, Helena
The drawing takes place the last day Of the
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Fer San JuaD.-Ws had the pleasure Of
\ call last evening from Mr. E. D. Wsubua,
one Of tbs Dcsr L'dge pioneers, who has
been in the vicinity for some months. and
left to day for San Juan Island. the long
disputed. jointly occupied possession Vt
Uncle Sam aud Johnny Bull. Mr.. Wau.
bus owns large farm on the Island. hav-
ing gone over with the American forces
under Harney in 1859, and taken up an sx-
cellent farm Of 100 acres nearly in The cen.
tre of the Island, which contains some 50. :.
900 acres He was also Secretary Of the
first meeting for the Organization of Wash.
lins,on Tertiary in 1850, and 10 truly ri.
onser Of the Northwest.
The Fair-Mr. O'Bannon, who returned
from Helena to-day. speaks In the highest
terms of the preparations made for the Ex-
hibition u Helena The grounds are splen.
did, and the buildings etc. would he a
credit In any of the old States. MI. Kohrs
started over bis stock to-day. COL W. L.
Irvine 10 also sending overa hne two.yesr
old colt and . roadster.
We notice by the Gazette that the Fair IL
to be inaugursted BY procession on Mon.
day, and that the Governor will deliver the
opening address as I, p. m. Capt. Curtis
will be in line with lis artillery and fire
salute for each county in Montana.
MI. Birtlseye of Blsckfoot, has our thanks
for brace of nice birds, per express, from
down the river.
Mr.. Humphrsys will resume work on the
Atlantic and Pacific Ditch 1t Butte. sbou,
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Of their l aOo head Of c.,,,. IN sun R;vo-
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..ss n,s.i.v-The ore.te.t aud
rd9eSt eShuhded display Of Northern
lights we have ever witnessed occurred on
saturday evening. beginning at twilight
and continuing through the night Although
not 20 br'l liant ~ some We have witnessed
IN this latitude. It Wa the most extensive.
and % u asserted W al We have heard e.
prcss IN opinion ~ the grca'est Auiorsldis-
play they ever witnessed. About y O'Clock
the bright arc In the north began expand.
ing. the slender pencils Of white light dart.
Ing rapidly to the zenith, being followed
Dy heavy waves, while due east deep red
oyersprsadthe sky. Al the evening progress.
ed the agitation became greater; the north
ern heavens were undulating q though
v-ri,colored banners were floating up to
the zenith, waving like grain fields in I
storm. Later, the lights passed the zenith
and overspread two..hirds OF the sky.
The Pickering lights above forming
what sesmed like . vast umbrella, which
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