The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-24
From Wednesdays Daily. L.

! 1eIhoon. NssoS T10ncer otx. horse coach Va
taking on freight At the store of Messrs. On
born d Dennee. From some cause unkuow,
the team became frightened, and before tn
driver. Mr.. Alexander Rolston, could &c
cure the lines they dashed off-bcing headc,
north. The lines becoming slightly entang
led ut the start. il wheeled the leaders to tn,
right, and the team darted through the dou
Die gate leading to the rear of 0. 4 D.
store. 1t seems impossible that a six.hors,
team, with high and heavy coach 1t tacl,ed
could proceed unguidcd more than 100 fee
in that direction, rs space not more tina,
10 feet wide Is lef: between buildings for
passage way, and only narrow gate at TIN
end OF the lot; but st full galIop they
made their way through without COLI
sion. and lodging the half dozen log house,
which front on the alley, pursued thci
course across First to b. street. thence up b
to Second, where they turned the corner
and came up Second at rafting gait. A,
Pcmberton's. the leaders taking too long d
swing to make the turn on c., the coach
collidcd with the hitching rail in front of
the Western Slope saloon, breaking of one
of the posts. but not in the least impeding
their progress, as they went flying down c,
past where they started, on over the creek
bridge, and out on tho regular stage road.
Here they had things their own way sud
made tho most of 1t, while street full oi
spectators lo.,ked on amazed, expecting cv.
cry moment tn SEQ the coach upset or the
horses break from it. But the coach had
been there before, " aud maintained its equi.
librium in an astonishing manner, while the
horses were down to their level best, with,
by this time, . half dozen horscmen in pur.
suit. At Kohrs corner, realizing that they
had 'got out wrong" for Pioneer, they
broke toward tho river, but before going
for, brought up in heap against Mr.: KEEL.
ly's fence, and were overtakcn by the horse.
men and brought back to town. On exam.
ination it IVES found the horses were unin.
jurcd and the outfit remained intact, with
the single exception Of the lcad.bsr. which
had been twisted Of by collision with the
fence. Fortunately the coach was without
occupants, and no damage resulted.
Independence Day.-By reference to the
advertisement in another column il will be
seen that the citizens OF Pixies Peak and
vicinity are to be fcted and fcastcd at that
dcservedly popular institution, the McFar-
lan.l House on 4th Of July, two weeks hence
The proprietor has an elegant little ho:cl.
and keeps it to the liking of oil who visit
him. Good music and supper will rot I've
wanting. and We know Of no place whore
one could enj"y themselves 10 greater ex.
tent, than at Netherlands on 4th of July
evening. A general invitation is extended
From Louisville. Robt. Lehman, Of
the well kno IN frm Lehman & Newman,
Cedar. is up from louisville and called on
Us last evening. He reports business at &c.
iar 1t stand still Mt present, but looks for
. rcvivificntion rs the mining season pro.
crosses. Mr.. L. will close out business July
LIST for the purpose of entering into lucra.
live business enterprise In San Francisco,
whittier he goes shortly. He 10 gentleman
IT sterling business qualifications, and we
regret his intended departure from Montana.
New Paper.-Vol / No. l Of TIE CAR,
rBou Posr. published At Caribou. Boulder
county, Colorado. made its appearance June
Goth. 1t is published weekly by Mcssrs.
Collier & Hall, at a per year. 1t iss II.
column paper, gotten up in good taste,
brimful of interesting news, aud deserves
10 be literally sustained by the Colorado
public.
Ysmhill.- We arc informed by MI. L. L.
up from Pilgrim Bar, that on
Holcomb & Bccry cleaned up
81, 1000; Catching & Co. $4,000, and D.
Blair about $4,000. The miners have wa.
ter in abundance and are making the most
Of it.
From Thursdays Daily.
From salmon River.
The Mines Chinese Thieves and Their Ex.
ccutiOn.
Mr.. VIM. H. Richardson, of strang &
returned to Deer Lodge from
the Salmon River and Loon Creek mines,
in Idaho, Tuesday evening. He says about
800 miners are In and about Lccsburg, and
that the mines 10 that vicinity Gre paying .
healthy dividend. Considerable snow is yet
upon the range, and the Salmon River 10
running high stage Of water. Mr.. z. aud
bis brother are the owners Of an extensive
and rich claim at Salmon and have force
Of men engaged In stripping and working it;
hut hsve made no clean ups . yet, and will
probably not until near the close of the sen.
ron. No work, except on the bars, Is being
done ct Lion Creek on account Of high wa.
ter, and these are not yielding wages. Three
Cinnamon. who had been engaged in the
1T bogus dust, and perpetra
ting petty thsfts, were driven out Ut the
amp By the outraged citissns on the 10th
ofJune, but On leaving the town they threat.
cned TO return and kill two OF the men who
had participated In their election, and sst
the town on Dire. This report becoming
known, . delegation OF three citizens waited
upon them ut their camp, some three miles
from town, In order 10 ascertain their iplcp.
tiona A. the party who were sent neared