The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25

council with the officers of the G.. r. Railwa
!; 20 adjust matters Of railroad interest.
lNsf ,t 3f5 4s} -I s.sgiEtgE 9az $3.50
Washington 51ssai 9.s
Hot times in Walla Walla. sa9 sfa ssii
Farm hands are scarce I'm the Waila Wall
Wiley; so scarce that farmers cannot civ
the crops proper attention. I ~ .
Capt. j. B. Dexter forgot to pay the prir
ter before he left Walla Walla. There's son,
J OF that kind who have left here. y g s
The next Agricultural Fair is TO be held 4
Walla Waila on the 18th of September. an,
will continue four days. t*.
/ The Palouse and Spokane country is bein,
rapidly settled by immigration. asssl5H
Rev. j. b. Condon. of the Dalles. Is to a..
liver course of Geological lectures to eli.
Walia Waliaians during the fair time. }ts.
/ Clover knee high is frequently found alontt
the tributaries of the Palouse. So saws tllt
| Walla Walla Statesman. sk9 -
Railroad work is being vigorously nrose
cufed at Puget Sound, and it is expected thai
the cars will be running to within sixtee,
miles OF Oly..- pia by the 1st Of October.
a large fire IS reported raging between
OLYMPIA and Tumwater. and tears are enter.
tanned CT the ds struc1ion of a large amour,
of valuable property. ;eS.
HE htgest number of logs and tile great.
est numhertof feet ot lumber ever sent dow,
/ the Sound in one raft. from Rnadfs Inlet was
Oh Weahesaay afternoon flowed ont by the
steamer Cnil'nhia. The logs :re from, the
camp Of q Foster. opposite tha lower
| end OF, town. and are going to he mill M
| Port Blakely. The raft contained 800 logs.
and IS estimated to. scale LOO 900 feet n
will take the Columbia four titles tn taw fh..
raft to the naill. l.--olypapta Tribune. Is.es
| Utah.
The difficulty between the Emma and Illi-
nois Mining Companies is in a fair way for
adjustment.
The mines insthe Ohio district are looking
better than ever, and work is being prosecut-
ed with vigor-
Dnrant g Cutting shipped during the.
month Of june $4,000 pounds of bullion
East and West. making 1900 bars. The val
ne exceeded 100000. OF this amouat. $780,
600 pounds were shipped by the Winramuck:
53. coo pounds by the Flagstaff; 76 700 fi. IN
the Saturn; $4,000 from the Utah. they ex
pect 10 ship double the amounttliis month";
n. Waters. a j.weler Of Salt Like, WIS
stabbed in the arm few days since In a., al
tercation with a customer about the repairs
on 4 watch.
4. Harvesting has already eommaaced in
many Of the settlements.
The children OF ST. Marks Episcopal
School had an excursion to-. pleasart Valley
on Saturday week. One hundred AID fifty.
pupils joined in the exercises So .a48 ssiI
Obey. the murderer of Dolson, his beel,
held to bail I'M $4,000. 1t3#e #ega 4t
A young negro named Gale stabbeJaaotf-
er by the.liame Of Walker on the I4tlliinst.
Stockwell. President Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. has been examining tIr
famous MciIenry mine. III, Parley's Hrk.
Judge Mexican rendered a aecisld, in the
case Of the Es,nla and Illinois mini liz lrou-
bles on the. 18th inst. The evilenceshowed
that IA each had \ sufficiency of ore 10 asst two
or three years, without quarreling
3 A special to the journal says the Atyaioes
are not hostile, but that the Elk ties Are
troublesome, and tllreste,, a eeneraf war IN
Southern Utah. s: $50 4.lsfsss.sl.5
J. M. Orr. Chairman OF the, Territorial
Liberal Committee, has issued 4 cal for 4
Trrr torial Convention on tie 25tll nst. at
Corinne, to nominate 4 candidate 10. Dele
gate in Congress against George G. C:nnon,
the Mormon. e..e
Colorado
Money is easy In Denver. s. as.ss
ri Paso county viii ship 5000 pounds Of T
wool this sea on.
Work As susp ntied in the aribou nine,
on account Of in the drifts. 5.s 81
Reslnc.ion works, capahle Of reducing
tHentF tons per tlav. have been erected it,
Georgetown. They cost $l5O.0oO.
"A large cheese factory is to be established
'tthe central point Of the Monuinent valley.
ahout sixty miles from Denver -.
Eve men. named respectively Bill Maguhre i.
ind Esparso. were dangerously wounded in
druikenrow IN 4 beer saloon.
There is no longer any doubt coslcerling
he richness ot Hhe. silver mines in the new q
mining district near Mount Lincoln.
A man named Dick Allen was recenflv5ts
nm over by the ears 81, the Rio Grantle Il. Il
;. n Denver, aaannfating both Of his legs.
Iis lite Is elespaire.l Of.
erops in c,ioratso arc are Iikelyste hs, far 1.
ooye ll's s'g &C. y esiilnaIs-l tht
,ItIre wheat crop viii 90 twenty-five bushels !,
ihe acre, with oats and potatoes ii pro
'ortion-