The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-24
THE TERRITORY.


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NJ. L. D. Porter brought in rstort, from
the Stephens md Ttivetts Mn, last Sunday,
TO the value Of $4,000. NM Sarah +.
Main, w,fe If John E. Main, died in juno
ton City, Oh the 18th inst. Tho tide Of
inquiry for the best portion Of country for
snisrsuts Of al chases, coatinues to dow
to NontsnA Gov. Potts he's received some
letters from esseyprisins capitalists, who
wish to know tbs inducements Montana Of
fen In the way of good trading points.
The probabilities are that We shall receive
4 greater Number of visitors, and permanent
settlers, this year than ever before. In
formation il wanted of John Sues by H.
Hoist, Junctiea, II. I. ....Hr. How 10 de-
termined 10 repair and put In order tho
Brandon Mil, Mill Creek District Mr..
W. g. Pfouts writes from st. Joseph, No.,
that he viii soon start for Montana. The
Brass Band is getting along note'ably well.
-. MI. Gilbert, Assessor, 10 about to start
out canvassing for q. Be. g.. The next term
Of the District Court will commence its ses-
sion in thi, city the first Monday In April,
and I, is expected thst Judge Murphy will
10 here to preside. but If he fails to put in
appearance. we learn that Judge Warren
will adjourn the court fors few weeks, In
order to give the gentleman time to arrive.
Gazette 81.
In the case of TIC Territory %. George
Dickson, charged with the murder of Nell
lie Montgomery, the jury returned = viz
dict in the second degree, and the prisoner
WAS sentenced to twenty years. imprison'
ment in the penitcntiary.. Col L. N.
Black and A. II. Beattie, of Bozeman,
cane to this city yesterday. The U. s..
Paymaster 10 distributing greenbacks again
10 the boys IN blue.
Pick and Flow. 10.
Mn 1IcIntire, tho Indian captive. has
been sent to her parents. st. Pstrick's
day vas duly celebrated In Bozemsn.. 1t
il Estimated that full one. fourth the Mon
tans oat crop for this year will bc of tho
Norway variety. Norway oats do rcms'k~
ably we'll In Montana. "A large number
Of sheep are now being driven into the ter
ritory from Utah, Oregon and California
%. james Ferris, Deer Lodge County
miner had his collar bone broken by being
thrown from horse in Gallatin County.
Gazette, "A
The house of Mrs. Goldman Was destroy.
ed by fire this morning. i. {. Passengers from
Corinne to Montana, March I'D. c. Cor
Vim, G. Simpson. G.. 8. Taylor, D G. Mus.
Gibson. Mach 20-S. b. Clifford, r. G..
Frisicr, J. Fl. Bcusc,t, W. d. Roberts, ].
Roberta >. Yesterday We noticed Mr.. c.
A. Broadwater busily engaged In getting his
Fast Through Line under way for Corinnc.
The train started in the evening, in charge
of Mr.. J. W. Maxim. who will have cum
troll of the line on the road during tho sea.
son. The train comprised . full compile
ment of men, mules and wagons sufficient
to stock tho road throughout to Corinne,
and it 10 the intention Of the Company to
have their trains running regularly from
Corinne, on eight day time, about the 10Th
of April.
Pionees, 10.
Norman" writes favorably Of mining
matters In Cedar Creek. (. Snow 10 4 to s
feet deep at Forest City. !. ''S7 above" in
Forest City District. sold for $500. G.N.
Dobbins and W. G. Brown, of Stevens.
vile, are recovering. "A. S. Blake is
running tri-weekly stage from Missouls
to Stevensville.. :. Henry Knapp, of MIL
ler's ranch, had his shoulder dislocatcd, On
Friday hst.. The confederate Indian
d'Oricllcs, Flathesds and Up
per Kootcnais-hsve for the past week
been camped around tn, Jocko Agency,
waiting to receive their Government snnui.
~ goods.. -. Postmaster Woody has up.
pointed Mr.. Al. Urlin as Deputy in
charge, sies Mr.. II. D. Gamble. Little
Charley AcWhirk, on Tuesday last, pre-.
scnted u with . small tin box full of
young grasshoppcrs, about two weeks old.