The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-12-16
Gold in New York Thursday was 1854

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Gold in New York Thursday was l0e
10 l0o1.
Sunday rcading-the eclipse was sue
cess In South Asia.
Democratic Congressman hold the part,
policy in allegiance until sfter the holidays
Any time will do.
We are blessed with So Sundays thi
year-an unusual circumstance. It's
rough year on ministers
-C0lfax has again informed prominen
Republicans" he is not candidate for re
nomination Still
The Physicians thought yesterday thai
Wales was out of danger. He'll be around
and kicking-his wife again one of these
days.
We learn that one Of the pure quill
Democratic organs will shortly hoist the
name of Thos, A. Hendricks, OF Ind, TO,
President.
The Eureka Sentinel. published at Eu
reks. New. by George W. Cassidy & Co.. is
bright little sprig Of sage brush We arc
glad to see regularly on our table.
Thomas Z. Tut ESQ, formerly of
Helena, was married Nov. 18th, TO MISS.
6allie, daughter of Clifton Rodes. of Mad.
ison County, Kentucky, and has sailed for
Europe.
Attorney General Alderman resigned on
Thursday, to take place on Jan. 10th prox.
limo. and ex-senator Geo. H. Williams, of
Oregon, was appointed in lis stead This
10 one Of the best selections that could be
made
The census returns for 1870, show the
vsluation Of Real and Personal property
In Montana. to be $ls, 100, $50, and the tota.
assessments of the same year was on $s,s05.
735. of property. A slight discrepancy.
-Woe! lie 1t unto yc cornercrs on grub.
Hon T. J. Lowry gave notice in the House
yesterday, Of his intention to introduce q
bill in relation to forcstsll,ng and conspira.
cy, which means in common parlance. nary
more Corner on the neccssarics of life shall
there be effected in the land. -Montanian,
10th.
The Aontanion avows its opposition to
cnscting general law against aliens pos.
sessing realty, on the ground of its proh;b.
jting British subjects from investing in
quartz. As any other law than general
one would he unconstitutional, the Aontan.
ian thus, virtually, takes the position that
the Legislature should do nothing in the
Chinese matter. We have no apprehension
the Legislature will shrink from its duty.
The snow blockade on the U. PR r
thus far, has not been cqualled since SO O.
It began Dec Sd. 1t appears the heavy
barrier Is on the summit between Cheyenne
and Laramie. Several trains were still! at
these points on Thursday evening, unable
to progress either way, although passengers.
10 days out from San Francisco reached
Chicago Monday, having probably walked
the blockade.
The statement in the telegrapl,ic ad.
vices. that the Alabama question Is in
bsd shape again, comes on very bad author.
ity. News! sensation ! reliable If 1t may
be, but sensation news. any how" 10 The
standing order of the Herald reporters. The
very statement contrAdicts itself, as the 20.
sit'on and objects sought by the Spanish
government are antagonistic, and are emit
tied TO little crcdence on that authority.
Mr.. Ramsey, of Minnesota, has intro.
duced bill in Congress to establish the
Territory of Ojibway and provide . TEN.
porary government therefor. The proposed
Territory lies between the 48th and 10th
parallels, extending from Minnesota to
Montana This would scalp the northern
half off Dakota, and cover the line of the
N. p. r. r., oil Of which the friends of the
scalped Dakota will most vigorously battle
against.
House Bill No. Is, introduced in the
Legislature by W. e. Bass, authorizes the
County Commissioner of Missoula County,
TO levy special tax, not to exceed $500,
to construct . bridge across the Hellgatc
at Missouls, in place Of the one destroyed.
II also empowers the Commissioners to levy
tax, not to exceed five mills on the dollar,
to purchase any or oil toll road. and toll
bridges, the purchase Of which shall Ike by
them deemed conducive to the interest of
thS people.
The lS"neer, now 10 the front rank of
Montana papers for ability, and, which much
to our SstOnisl p'ent, hss, under ito present
Editor, taken position - liberal democrat.
&c journal, says. In comparing the action Of
Nj. Clsgett with that Of his Democratic
predecessors, in regard u the Bitter Root
matter: ''For seven long years, years of
unres. and disquietude to the people Of
- the Bitter Root Valley, has this question |
"slept In the bosom of ourdelegates- Dem.
"ocrats al that-when Ut last Il 10 resurrect.
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