The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-10-28
THE VEST.
The San Jose lndepetlent is dead.

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Texas expects to cell 4 million head {
! cattle this year. II j.. g..
Professor Marsh. with his Yale explorin
party is At Sal. Lake City.
Judge A. p Carlc, nm old resident Of NJ
vada' died at E'ko recently.
The Gilroy Watsonville railroad will b
completed within two months.
A Chinsman escaped from the salen
tOregon) pcnitentinry recently.
Baker county, California, wants some
body to match their $1,000 nugget.
| A railroad bridge is to hc built across tn
Wi'!"mct. at Portland, Oregon.
San Diego, CAL. has n 1870 ID. squasl,
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Chief Justice Hove, Of Wyoming, ha
resigned and returned to Kewanee, Ills.
=" Los Angeles. CAL. has appropriated -, on
for steam fire engine. alarm bell and hose
Two locomotives for the Northern Pacific
railroad will shortly arrive ut Kulana b,
vessel.
Colorado Republicans have two thirds o1
the Legislature. which was all Democrat.
last year.
The Bradshaw silver mines arc shipping
some rich ore, by teams to Los Angeles, fo,
San Francisco.
The Denver s. Rio Grande narrow gauge
railway is expected To bccompletcd 10 Pixies
Peak October 18th.
Liquor is forbidden in Greeley. Colorado,
but the amount Of '.ummonia" that the
druggists sell is enormous.
Elk Senator Thomas A. Hendricks. Of In.
diana. was recently on visi. to his mining
claim in Butte county. Cal. -, ".
San Jose, CAL, rcjoices In the possession
"f II new temple, erected to the unknown
gods IT the Hca'hen Chinese.
Laramie. Wg. recently built a $40. 600
prison. The frs, prisoners pu, in worked
their way out in thirty minutes.
There are only three cases Of sickness,
among the 1000 men employed upon the
railroad in Washington Territory.
Oregon boasts that there has not been a
failure of grippe in that State, within the
memory of the Oldest inhaLitant Or any
other man.
s. Dunn has bought the steamer C1iy
Of Corin"e for $40. 600. and will put her to
v"yaginy between Corinne and Bullion
district.
The construction of narrow gauge rail
Beehh Beehh fd6aHar rHSnn Sea. .njtsl hoe
commenced.
The other day stick of timber eighty
feet long and twenty. five inches square.
free from knot, spot. or blemish of any kind
was sawed ut Seattle.
O. L. G. Fairchild, for many years pub.
Usher Of the Reese River R<veiue.. Austin.
has become associated in the publication and
ownership If the Oakland Ne,es, where he
is permanently located.
A warning to j.. Gordon Bennett and
Horace Greeley cones from San Francisco,
where j. Walter Walsh. once leading
newspaper man OF the city, died desolsts in
the poor house.
Kansas City according to its Journal Of
Commerce. Is one Of the wealthieet cities Of
the west, having, with population Of 35,.
coo, a property valuation 1T $50. .0OO. 900, or
nearly q round thousand to each man, wo
man and child.aa ~s"9s@ f. IL !. - 1.a..
Some time ago, fellow in Idaho married
gir; Of twelve summers. lie was only Ave
feet tall himself, and congratulated himself
on an appropriate match; but since then SHE
has started into AN unc 'mmon growth, nj,
ready ovcrtops him by'a foot, and is still
el"ngating.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Colorado
closed its session at Denver on September
20 There are now seventeen lodges in that
jurisdiction. with membership Of 1900.
The Grand Lodge was permanently located
at Denver. to take effect in September. 1873
II. NJ. Teller was r-.elected Grand Master.
HE'D RATHER Go.-The Rev. Moses
Champiit, MI eccentric preacher, was hold.
ing forth ut Santa Clara Valley. A young
man rose 10 go out. when the preacher said !:
Young man, il you'd rather 60 10 hell
than hear me preach, you may" Tho sin.
ner stopped, reflected . mament and then
saying, well, believe / would" went
out. .,& .. .....,..5 -......s. ..... =
The Alaska Herald says that during the
celebration 0f the nAss in the Russian
Churcl, of IN Alaskan village. the wife Of
the priest attended divine services In the
latest Yankee f-shi0ns, which she revealed
to 'bs astonished congregation BY taking of
her skin coat. The lady. saiving extremely
pretty fsst. went LarefOoted, however.
Such are the antics Of fashion among the
AleutS . ss Hs4t1us6a
A desperate enc,dnter took placc the other
day ia Columbus. Cherokee county, (Kan),
betweean Capt. James Dunlasy. County
Clerk. John Dutilavy. Ms l,r,thes. and Jud.
Donglass. sonoeta County ComnIi. sioner.
All,hree we're armed with srvolvess.o and
emptied them u their contenis james
Dunlsvy was ns,rially wounded, bis bsother
seriously, and Dnughass slightly woandesi.
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