The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-27

SaIuTday NOTHING. Ap'll 27ih, l67:
The COUNTER cases presented ct the G.
nevs Arbitration prove to bs only ''counte
isritanis."
AT the South Carolina Republican
Convention ress'lu,ions were adopted en-
dorsinG the administration Of Grant.
Mark Twain has just issued nev
work-InnOcence NJ HOme-ihe sequel :.
'1nnosrnts Ahrosd." It IL No joke TIL
mc,-only . simple fact-a little dsugl,
ter.
We mike room fer the new miners
land Till to-day. lit passes. which il YER,
printable. every One should becs,me &c
qusinied with it, psovis,ons.
The Cslifornisns ray they prefer tl,s
shakes 1T their earthquakes ~ the sI,.lte.
Of the Indiana m Illinois ssue. There
isn't any difference " sp-sk ~. that's fsrt.
But the York State - Sl,skers' yet awsy
with al Of th,n ThG'.s,? "''
-As will I've seen by refererc &C to the pms.
sanger list. tho editor and proprietor of ,l,e
NEw NORTH WEsT. Capt. jas. II. Mills.
will IN home IN day Or two-pr'bably to.
ntght.-sfter which the present incu:n
bent will respectfully resign and devote
himself n some honorable calling. such o.
finishing NJ the Wonderland. - doins" thr
Reyaers. and the like. By that tins having
becomc c'nversant with the xr, 1T % hIow.
ing, "hc will j"in the list or officc-secker1
and str've for the appointment Of Minister
to the Vienna Expt'siti,n.
The many friends 1T Miss Couldock &"
Montana will be grievcd ~ learn that che
10 deal. Her health f"r some month. past
Ind ''een grs luslly failing. and finally. an
the morning 1T th1'I0th. I" thy City { Salt
Lake. the separation came. anil the spirit
Of Else Couldock returned to Him who
gave Il. -
Nearly ct the same time. two prominent
citizens "r Bs""s'k departed this life-,he
Hon. A, J. Smith. and Andrew Murray.
Eco. bhI' 1T them g'ssl an I prominent
citizens Of Montana. They WERE Identified
with the Territory f"m i's carly set, lr,ne",.
Mr.. Sol. Star. formerly Agent in DEER
J<nlse for the bspkin9 hs,asc 1T Bnl,m &
g.. and we'll and fav,rn''ly kmwn IN our
citizens. has received the appointment of
Receiver In the Lnnd Office ut Helena. in
place 1T Nj. May. M l,c,,rr app,ip, men,
could have been made in the Territory.
Mr.. Childs. IT Helena, for n long while
Local Agent 1T Wells. Fargo l. Co., suc
ceeds Gen. Adj. II SANDERS IA Register.
This Il another excellent appointment. and
MI. Childs ~ fully competent in every way
n perform the important duties it his office.
We congratulate the gentlemen on having
found favor In the sigh, 1T the great dis.
pensers OF gnHl q the sent 1T government.
We have received the speech of Hon.
Chas. W. Kendall. Ut Nevsi,. on Wells
In the Desert" delivered IN the House IT
Representatives March :3l. 1871. l, II ~
able effort an the part 1T one wtW speaks
from observation having witnessed the
green sphs that gather around the few
eprings aud wells found in large Mr,pes IT
country In the State which ~ represents In
Congress. The dry rrxi mn IT the West and
South nce,l only such enterprises ~ Mr.
Kendall slv'M~ics--.Arss'<inn Wclls-h
make the desert spots hLnm ~ the rae. f"r |
the Foil IL rich. and with moisture It will
l'c productive ut great agricultural prs
I'criiy. Many 1T the richest lands Of the |
o'dc" times. where now dccay and dea,ls
ton reigns supreme. dcrivesl their wealth |
frm the use 1T wells and irr,gs,ing bitches.
When repeated wars destroyed there life
giving. life sustaining improvements. then
famine tnUk the place of plenty, and
lhose garden sp"ts Ut thu earth became NJ
burning deserts. Fortunately. Nature has
~ arranged II. that rivers and lakes If pure
water underlie the barren lands 1T Nevada.
vi reasonable depth. the waters IT which
Ivy the hid Of nr,e~ian wells, could I.
|'r'ught I" the surface, snI ,l."r by millions
Vt acres 1T gsnd lands le redeemed tina,
would otherwise remain useless.
Mr.. Grrslry - evidently having cons,d
'rsbls trouble In reference u his signing the
etier addressed n N,l. G,osvenOr endorsing
l'e.r"Iiii'wl views IT The M,sM,ur, Literal
Republic Gus. In reply IL s,me structure an
his sc, At his In the B'xton yssraas in IN
'tli'Or;sl in the New York 7t;bsse, ~ April
OH. he says: I'm signing the letter 1t
Col. Gr'sveWor We a,mply ind'csied our
approval ut the Cincinnati movement. M,
ut every phrase cmbsared IN that Letter
No such letter cDuid ever bs INCIDENTALLY
signed y, MI II every one were IN insist on
having Il rxpreaa bic own prrcise viewa."
rhs snSunt at this b. that NJ. Greeley tells
hs public that he signed that letter which
ully and without ressrvaiWn endOrsesi the
'oli'iCal privileges enuncia'ed by the Liber
] Republicans 1T 1issOari. hot that be dki
MT mean to endorse th,se principles II oil.
md that all I've did intend IN dO was n e
re- biz appFDvs! ut the nr.vcment 1T that
rysnisssion sgsinss President Grant We
r'uld like tn know how maMyof alsss WIN
g"sd that letter. II they should tell the
nth. would not cs,nfcss - much. THIS
Eplansalon 1t Mr.. 0rssley 10 pretty fair
'dtcslk'n Ut tbs snimus 1T t&Ms WIN ass .
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