The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-10-12

Walla Wsl!a is 10 have a large, fine bricl
hotel.
''Cotton. Eyed JOE" is K ansas City loca
editor.
.Seamen In San Francisco command a.
bounty.
Tic Utah Southern Railroad is now open
ed to Lehi.
Wheat is only so cents per bushel in tht
Wslls Wallis market.
Piocl,e lumber dealers say they sell mil
lion feet Of lumber per month.
Bishop Andrews, of the n. L. Church,
has pitched his teut in Omaha.
The short nsnd report Of the second trial
Of 2rs. Fair covers I ,eo6 pages.
J. Ross Browne has bought twenty thous.
and acres of salt marsh In California
The recently. discovered silver mines In
Arizona are creating much excitement.
The richest gold diggings yet discovered
In British Columbia sre reported from Lost
creek.
A penitentiary that will bed and board
500 persons Is guing up st Lincoln, Nc
bIaska.
1t 10 expected that the Utah Southern
Railroad will bc completed to Prove next
November.
E. W. Potter. an old Pioneer of Siskiyon
county, died Sept 20 in Yreka, CAL, aged
fifty>two years.
The Oakland papers boast that the hotel
now building in that city is to bc the finest
one on the Pacific coast
They smuggle Texas cattle through
Southern Kansas in violation of law by
yoking them to an empty wagon.
1t is said that the Oregon and California
railroad will he completed to point four
miles south of Roseburg, this fall.
David Boucher, hold over senator from
Butte. Plumas and Lasscn, died suddenly
At Dayton, Butte county, Sept. 10th.
The steamer North Pacific has been char
tered to convey the Directors of the North
Pacific Railroad around the waters of Puget
Sound
There arc now more than $500 pictures of
rouges in the photograph albums in the
Office of the San Francisco Chief Of the
Police.
Irish potatoes are reported 80 plentiful in
some paris If Ksnsas as to bc considered al
most worthless. Prices will not justify
digging.
Another stage robbery Is reported he.
tween Arstin and Battle Mountain. Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S treasury box with $4,000
was taken.
William Duncan, one If the pioneers Of
Owyhee, was shot and killed recently by
his partner, Sam Handy, at Spruce Mining
District, Utah. ..
A bill has been introduced in the Oregon
Senate 10 encourage immigration BY circu
lating documents relative 10 the resources
and productions Of that State.
A dispatche from Eugene City announces
the death o' E. Bristow, Sen. of that place.
lie was IN old Oregon pioneer and one Of
the first settlers Of Lane county.
1t is estimated that 100, 900 tons If wheat
will bc moved by the California Pacific rail.
road this season 10 Vallejo. Hardly one
third Of the amount has been sent forward |
yet.
Mr. Peterfeld Turpin, Of Olympia, 10 col.
|ecsing photographs Of the Washington Ter.
ritory pioneers, in order that they may he
preserved, and possibly published in the
future.
Miss Fannie B. Price, supported by the
Denver Theatrical Trodpe will appear at
Theatre on next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, October 1st and 3D.
Tribune.
A man who. twenty years ago. commenced
life in IN obscure town without dollar he
,Ould call his own. called at the Owyhce,
I. T.) As"lnnehe office recently 10 borrow
he price of drink.
John Sandidgc, of Lower Gold Bluff,
Cal. has sold his iniercst-onc half-in the
Beach Mining Claim ut that place, TO Geo.
1. Tillcr and Hsrps,, of Arcadia. Report
sys the price was ten thousand dollars.
Joseph Grecncbaum and John Chapman
'wn the other half.
The mounds on the prairie between Mon.
eciIlo and Olympia, Oregon, which have
:aused much speculation ~ tn their origin.
'avc lately been examined by one of the
Northern Pacific r r. engineers, and found
o contain pottery and other curious relics,
the work of human hands.
A saw mill is being put up near Milton,
)iern county, for the purpose of filling u
on,rsc: for 1000, 900 feet Of lumber for the
forth Bloomfield Mining Company, to he
sel In the construction Of nume some
.vcm or eight miles long This fume is
art Of ditch some thirty or forty miles in !.
sngtt.
WIN. II. Russell. Who was the head of the
'ell known fscightins and overland express
run, years ago, Of Russell, Majors & Wad> !,
I'll. died At Palmyra. Missouri, Sept. 10Th. ,
lr. Alexander Majors, now resident of
I,ah Territory. is the only surviving mems ,
er of that celebrated firm, Waddell having ,
led II Lexington, Missouri, short time !
20. Ia
Messrs. james McDevils and Lewis Lin.
tck came 10 from Loon creek, on yeater
~, sud report both Lon creek and Yam.
70 Fork - ''played out" NobDdy will
inter IN the latter camp, and not m0re iban
% or fourteen white men will winter st !
~ Grande Mr. NcDevitt cold ont h,s
sat market business It Loon cregk 70 !
L. Morrison and says b has bad enough
that country. J0. Callaiin he's closed sp
: ssOss and shipped bis goods out 70 Idah0 :
~. and = gsneral stampede has sakss !.
lsce from tbas camP-l6aAs Wsrjx
eAn Fannisco. Or. S-The racs hesvees