The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-13
THE VEST.

Elko hes case Of small ,pox- 's.
Central City (Col. Il to have water works.
Aichi.on Is u have bridge across the
...
Sheep shearing has commenced in Merced
county, Cal. u...
Ogden expects to have street railway
lhis summer. s.'.
Several ships and brigs will Ie built at
Seattle this season. -.a.- .v.. ,.
An interest 10 being manifested In the cop.
per miues of Colorado. ....
The new Pacific Hotel ss Chicago will
cost million Of dollars
Ripe strawberries are retailing at Is cents
per pound in Loa Angelica .. e..
TIE Demonstrations mining expedition
starts on the 18Th OF April.
Coal, equal 70 that Of Coos Bay. has been
fosnJ In sonoma county, Cal.
Psrties at Wslla Wslls are engaging the
wool clip 1t 10 cents per pound.
A stampede is going en- from Phoebe to the
new mines on the Colombo river. =.
Work 10 progressing upon the Walla Wal.
10 and Walluh narrow. .Euase railroad.
There arc eight msrrixgeable, cookbook.
ing young men to one matrimonial lady in
Corinne
L. r. Gilky. of Yrcka, Cal., one of the
discoverers of Trinidad Bay in lSao, died
recently.
The earthquake moved sunkcn barge In
the channel Ut the river q Stockton ten feet
from i,s old resting place.
The Eureka (Ney. Ssatise! gives the bull
lion product of that district for January and
February .. $8s7, 1871.
The CDrinne ReporGer says freighters will
soon be made glad hy the arriva! of noun
txins Of freight for the North.
A surveying patty is organizing At Oma
10 for the purpose Of running line from
Juleeburg along the north bank "f the South
Platte to Greeley, thence to Golden city to
connect with the Colorado Central.
Lately q little son OF Mr. Byron, ut Camas,
Prairie. go,::lost and remained out over night
and was not found until nine O'Clock in the
morning. He was greatly bewildercd and
chilled, but uninjured In any way.
The Arizona AIser, after summing up the
prospects for railroad to that country. says:
- Everything considered, We can c"ngratu>
late ourselves that the good time is certainly
coming, and We car sell our feet in few
years and 20 home, 'ridin' in railroad
kcer. -"
Tie Silver Lake Mining 'mpany has filct,
its certificate Ut incorporation in Sun Fran
cisco. Objects, to mine in Utah Territory.
Capital stock, 5000. 900. divided into 80. 900
sssSs 20. s.~"'~~-, 90 .U
Jones, r. s. Eels. 8. P. Kimba'l "nd J. N.
Allen. ...
I'm to the present time there Is banked on
Black river, Wis.,, and its tributaries, about
two hundred million feet of logs. and 1t tue
weather IS favorable for logging two or three
weeks longer, there will be"not far from
three hundred million feet of logs secured
this winter. ......,t
The Kalama Beacon says the clim,se OF
Minnesota is like that of New York without
i,s dampness and chill; the climate OF Mon
,.na. like that of Ohio without tts disc"m'
forts and changeablencss: Washington and
Oregon have the climate Of Southern V'r'
einia. with more rain aud cooler summer.
The Humboldt Registsr says the P'n'es
hcressouts arc becoming alarmed at the "p'
prmch Of the small .pox; have raised 'he''
waiki. ups and taken up their line OF march
for Paradise Valley. there I" remain unit
the scare 10 over when they will return
They heap no wantum small. pox; estuu
Injun oil up." ." ...- .-.... .
Major James Bridger recently vts'tet
Denver. He was employed ~ trspper AMI
hunter ia 1894. his husting grounds extend
ine from the Missouri to the Columbia III
- the lrst discoveser Of Salt Lake. Hi
eves,eh, has become greatly impaired, an
he with did,cult recognises his old front'e
companions. .a t5tt,. .-..
The Idaho World learns from Mr. Tasse'l
| exnrcssuan, that thirty.three white men
tvo white women and : girl, two Chin
women and thirty four Chi"amen, hsv
vinterei At Loon creek. The health of tn
c.mp has been excellent, no o,se having bee
sick dariug The winter. and they were .
we,l supplied with provisions and stores Q
oil kinds. y '"ae i .,1.. .... =, ...;,s +s.al
The revival Il Lawrence, Kansas. y et'
IN progress Dssnkards, tnhds's. and pso
fessional gaAblers. are among the "umerot
converts No church or hall IN tue c''
will hold the crowds thas dock 70 the NEE
ines. From two 70 seven hundred peop
attend the morning prayer meesi"ga ~
CITY was never halt 70 much stirred religion
~. II : = so .asn a. ...a.4a"o :. a.5s a4..at
Letter, from me waalapsi district to y
xiasr are very encouraging IN tone. WA
o.a' |, ip,a,ck ,Isias, conveying people. We
cousesn,ly arriving from California and ~ ~
yada.. 4 steamer had arrived from Ar'.o.
city With provisiane,. etc. An immense
..>>~>..l er, ~ thu l,ne former