The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-20

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Judge Lowell lcctpred ON '.The Theory
of our Government" On Tuesday evening.
The Aontaa;ss speaks highly Of it.
The Pittsburgh mill at Indian Creek h
finished, and ready Tor work in the Spring.
Porter, Niant and Lehmer ore making
good money on Clipper lode ore at Silver
Star. Il yielded, in arrastras, $75 to $o6
per tom ,@ 4## ".y
Thos. D,Amonis general travelling Agt
for the Kontaniaw .E '5s ..
Rev. E. N. Goddard, our efficient School
Superintendent, II on tour Of inspection
to the various schools in the county.
Rev. Hugh Duncan delivers lecture in
Bannack City, sstu rday night, on the sub
jet of 1.-THE Resources of Montana"
Our merchants arc getting some Of tho
jobbing trade Of Bozeman: . 49,.
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Seth Bullock sells at public auction this
morning, at 10 o'clock, tho furniture Of
Capt. Hart, a& his residence on Ewing st.
Mr. T. ]. Murphy, of Tut, Murphy &
Neal, goes East this \. n. !.''
Mr.. John r. Ming has lost ono Of his
hue Durham bulls-0f the herd Of due
blood cattle he imported last year. -.
ca Broadwater has the finest sleigh in
the country-a recent importation from
New York.
We understand thst the Judges will
likely make . change ut this term Of the
Supreme Court, and that Judge Warren
will be assigned to the district, aud the new
Judge to the let district Judge Warren
will be warmly welcomed should he con-
clude 10 come over here. ..t. ~
MARKErs-Nothing worthy of mention
has transpired during the week to change
the quotations heretofore given. Sugar re.
mains unchanged, and Is entirely under
tho control Of the combination. Carolina
ncs il held At 10 cents, and China rice il
held out o. the market There continues to
be an abundance of all kinds of goods in
the market, and more than sufficient to sup
ply the wants of the country until the be.
ginning Of the freighting season. The re-
cent snow storms, the first of the season de-
serving the name, has served to sllsy the
apprchensions Of many persons as to the
probability of want Of snow during the
winter.
Pick and Flow n.
Washington's birthday will be celebrated
in Bozeman BY grand calico ball.
Bozcman 10 moving to have day and
night police.
Nine horses and nine mules, all large
work animals, will be sold at Fort Ellis, on
the LIST of next month, to the highest bid
der.
Lieut.. Batchclder, who mysteriously dis.
appercd from Fort Ellis two weeks since,
has not yet been automatically heard from.
He started, We believe, for Captain Sheds
Christmas ball At the crossing Of the Msdi.
son river.
The following officers were duly installed
for the ensuing year ct special comnuni.
cation of Gsllstin Lodge No. 6 A. +. & A.
N. At their hall on the evening Of Dec. 81,
(St. Johns Day. A. D. 1870, A. NJ $50:
W. NJ. James B. Finch; 8. W., w. o. P.
Hays J. W., 8. J. eek; Treas, William
Heffner sec., r. r. Menefoe; 8. D., Thos.
Lewis J. D.. J. H. Linley; Tiler, Jacob
Hosler; Stewards, J. F. Weaver and Louis
Sperling. ,.'
Rev. VIM. Anderson has established
private school.
John O'Neill il expected soon with fur.
niture.
Some of our business men have got the
Clark's Fork fever 80 violently that they
contemplate moving into the new mines
with their stocka enrlv in the .nr;n~