The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-21

try, and it shows we'll for his Practitioners.
and the generality of our citizens, to zee
that such IN eloquent gentleman should
receive the encouragement Of our citizens, and
be retained among Us.
Yesterday morning race came of on the
track At the Fair ground between Charles
Williams mare Clyde. and the Fox Hunter,
owned by B. Degenhart, both two year old
colts. The distance was four hundred and
forty yards. Fox hunter won by eighteen
inches.
From the Avaunt Courier, lsth.
Mr.. William Flannery, who was accident
ally shot last week by Neal McCrsy, is able
to he on the streets, and is rapidly recovering.
Bradley, tie messenger who left B"zeman
few days ago, with messages, ETC.. for
Col Bakers command on the Yellowstone,
has not been heard of since he lett the Crow
Mission and great anxiety is felt in regard
10 his probable fate. It is said that one of
his horses has bcrn found killed and the
other wounded. its ley being broken by a
rifle ball. 1t Is hoped that Bradley will
escape aud find u place of safety.
DR.. Hunter came in from his ranch on the
Yellowstone Tuesday. The whole tribe of
Crow Indians, bucks. squsws. pappocscs
and all. made square meal" off the Dr's
fine stock of corn, melons and other garden
stuff on Monday, and the rcsultsof his sum.
mer's labor has gone ''whcre the woodbinc
twincth."
From the Gazette, 18th.
On the Fair Ground track yesterday. conc
Indians made n banter for race, and were
accommodated by Charley Williams hut
the ''nsiives" got away with the stakes.
This rilcd some of the pale faces, and the
ladians were capped into race against
Midnight Bell, only TO lose some fifteen
ponies which they put up agains. the green
backs Of the pale faces.
Several Of our red brethren were on
glorious drunk yesterday, AMI mounted on
their fleet horses, dashed through the streets
uttering uncarthly yells. One of the drum.
ken Indians talked English flucntly, but
refused 10 give any information q to where
lie procured the fire wafer. He stated that
his heart was low down on the ground until
hc got few drinks, and he would rather 60
to Jail himself than to give any information
against his pale faced friend. who raised his
heart from the earth with few slugs of
whisky.
From the MOntanian 18th
Our worthy aud respected Rector of the
Episcopal Church, Rev. II. H. Prout. has
returned, and We arc glad to see in recovered
health.
LabOrcrs were never 50 scarce in Madison
County as ut present. Wages are high and
the general cry is, "Do you know where I
can get some men to work on my farm. In
my ledge or on my gulch claim?" Five
hundred more men can get work in this
county,
Mr.. Harrison, the gentleman who sold .
fourth interest in the Legal Tender lode for
twenty three thousand dollars, in company
with Capt. Guyer passed through town on
Tuesday last, tor the Havana Silver mines.
They propose erecting mill ut that point
If the mines suit them.
A process has at last been discovered by
which the rich quartz of Browns Gulch
can he worked and made pay Cap. Turner,
u gentleman from the Utah silver mines.
worked 1900 pounds of ore from Yeatcr's
Black lode last week, and produced twelve
ounces Of bullion worth seven dollars per
ounce. The How mill will be put in run
ming order Immediately and worked by the
Turner process
A German. Ivy the name Of Staal,, living
on White Tail Deer Creek, suicided by
hanging last Friday.
Sterling. Hot Spring District, has q yer.
liable ghost.
From the Pioneer 9TH
Mr. J. J. Ta-ker has been awarded the
contract for building the new School house.
The building 10 to he of Stone and brick
24x30. Contract price 81, ZOO
We were shown yesterday by d. J. WEIGH
of our town sumo very handsome spec,-
mems taken from recently discovered gold
and silver veins located on the Vcrmilljon,
tributary Of the Pend d. Orcille River,
about $50 miles west of Missoula. Correct
assays have been made of average rock
taken from these veins and the result shows
then, to he rich
We learn from ]. K. Clark, and Jack
Fisher, that Commodore Downs, engaged in
carrying the U. 8 Mails for Wbicher &
Clark on the M'ssouls and Wslls Walla
route, has recently discovered some very
rich copper, gold and silver lodges on the
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