The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-04-14
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The Hoaesr thinks it inadvlsab!e = 30
on . stampede to Peace River, which sts
400 miles of, and q hard road 70 travel.
:. mo. 50 and 81 forest City, ceved few
days ago. Some houses were injured and
many men thrown out of work. The
Mary Koody Il making regular trips on
Pen d. Oreille Lake the trail is open. =. {.
Hugh O'Neill IL looking for the Indian
Chief Big Head, and 10 liable to put big.
ger head on him If he gets him. How
on are carrying 5000 inch ditch from the
Bitter Root River. above Gird's Creek, out
on the Valley IL miles. SO l. 0. G. rs at
Willow Creek. Bitter Root Valley is
being improved rapidly. The bridges he
tween Miss0ula aud Frenchtown are COM
pleted.
Montanian.
We learn that Col. L. N. Black, of B0zc.
man, is favorably spoken of as the Repub-
lican candidate in the coming campaign for
Delegate TO Congress. u. 8. Marshal W.
F. Wheeler is dispensing the duties of his
office in the Supreme Court with his char.
Lott + Bro, At Twin Bridges, Was entirely
destroyed by fire on the 18th inst We
understand that J. c. Abbott, Esq. of the
Bed Rock (Or) Democrat will enter the
area of Montana journalism about the first
of May, as one of the editors and publishers
of the Pick and PlOD. :. DR.. w. G. Hop
kins, of Bannack, Is cOnvalescent.. MT.
P. A. Largey has leased the lower tunnel
and ground on the Ora Cache from, Mr.
How and will Immediately put large force
of miners on tho same. Secretary Gallo.
way and lady arrived per coach from the
East. Tuesday morning. Our citizens socm
well pleased with the gentleman and are
Murphy 50 far has given universal satsfac.
ton. and has created an impression that We
hope will follow him through his Judicial
career in Montana. Judge N. has purcha.
sed Z. G. Mcnaugh's property and Is settled.
The MontaniHn now issues . supplement
tai half sheet, and Is prospecting. Glad to
hear it.
Pick and Plow. 9Th.
BOzcman IL to have bank this summer.
0allatin will receive many cattle from Cal.
ifOrnia and Utah this season. The de-
feat Of Mr.. Cavanaugh's timber land bill
vetoed by the President after passing both
houscs-has induced many settlers to send
forth be extensively cultivated in the Mon.
tana valleys. eastern Montanya" has
another puff on Rosebud prospects. written
up in Mes r0sicst rose colOrs. DR.. Daems.
of Virginia City, contsmplates removing 10
BOzcman.
Gazette. II.
Yesterday Charles Benson, . native of
England, lied Mt the International Hotel,
after a sickness of some ten days.. "A
stage line Is now running between Helena
and Basin Gulch. via Ten Mile. The
Time Freight Diamond r Express Line
started out their first wagons from Corinne
yesterday.
Gazette II.
E; W. Carpenter. G. $. Hurst. Frank
Taylor and s. s Huntley, left Corinnc for
Helena, April H.. . An old man, named
T. Refeldt, Frenchman. We believe, was
found dead in his cabin. some eight miles
from the city. in the Prickly Pear Valley,
yesterday morning. Cause. intemperance
and debility. . The reported death of Mrs.
Anderson at Oakland, CAL, is incorrect.
She is alive and well. . Major Maginnis,
Chairman Of the Democratic Central Com.
mittce, publishes call for the meeting of
the Committee in Helena. April 22d.