The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02
THE TERRITORY.

y "A dil1ieulty occurred last week at Diamond
City between Bob. HARDWOOD ard Jesse Ed.
wards. In which the former was struck over
the head with faro box, and nc last de-
counts was ip aprecarious condition.
The Gazette estimates chat the gold yield
OF Montana for 1871 will DO 81. 900. II
The Herald notes the arrival linatliat City
ef n large amount sof VI oats from sGallatin
Valley. ssssas ssgpass 4tssti Iii
Mr.. Clagett has introduced in Congress
a bill to Incorporates the Helena and Northern
Utah Railroad Company, and grant the same
| the right Of way through the public lands.
The Herald has the. following under the
head of personal: 81
We understand that Superintendent Wall
will remain ~, in Washington for several weeks
longer. 8 s. So.
The Corlnne Reporter says that Cllas.
Rich, Of Bezeman, Montana, is IN from the
North. and will remain here On business d
couple of weeks.
Maj. Maginnis. Of the Gazette, has beer,
quite III iorscYeral days past. We hops, he
will soon be able ~ get out again and resume
his editorial dutic;.s #asi atF1 b Tat
We received a call to-day from Mr.. Chas.
Lemon. of San Francisco, who arrived on
the Overland coach, Wednesday night. Mr..
i. will remain ID the city several DAYS ret.
a We are are glad to learn that Hon. James
NJ. CaVanangh, who has been laying quite
i'll at the Arlington during the past few days.
Is now rapidly valcscing, and was out. on
the Avenue short time yesterday. Nasaing-
ton Chronicle.
From the HERALD we get the following.
Many freight teams arc loading on our streets 1
with merchandise and supplies sof various 1
kinds, for camps eost AMI west Of the range. |
A new invoce of printing paper Tor the |
HERAID, the balance Of our year s supply
shipped from New York last October. arrived I
last night gid
We understand that miners and laborers
ofeyery class are very scarce, and that hun
dreds could lind employment in this Terri |
tory at good wages.
Rich specimens 81 gold, silver, copper.
and other ores are being brought to town |,
from tile surrounding country, ana handed
ii BY prospectors to the mining Bureau for
assay. & sss* ~ 100 AZ s s'ta *
T'he I. k. Il. min which was DESTROYED ~
IRE on the 24tll, was insured for s1o,25O In
he following companies: Hartford, 81, 900,
s., $50. and the Andes %, 900.
This is about one half the value Of the prop
'rty DESTROYED #ssr In
\ The side wallis oil the fnur cotlnotlions
tone structures going upsop Main street, I'M
he burnt slistriet, are nearly completed. and
he fronts ~ brick and stone. Mill IL com
nemceft ats0Hcess g ~ ssssss
1 Mr.. Clagett writsss that BE- expects Iht
III, recently introtlaeetl In the House Of Ii
~ him. giving q charter
nd right OF way to the Helena u Nprthernai
jtah Railroa,ls will pass the present session.
sss. I,oSDox April 50. Ii
The Lord Chancellor entertained Nellie
rant and Minister scheme. ]. II
BERLIN, April 80.
z e untrue that Bismarck h n 81 pis.ssa
pproval Of the Indirect claims. d
MApHIn, April 30. ]
ssrrano has issued y grafllatory pro u
smalion. siatlng tllat Die loyal people III b
le provinces had armed against the insuudrs .H
ctisnistx. md wtrs driving tlsn fiDiY thf ~
~ IsrvxRpoo1s ApFil 70 !.
The strike III the GeaxtnsnGi d spseaflinx q
rikers are parading ~ efrrefs eingtng a,si 4
'eerit,g rrssls y duh i,iI consequences Y
al 81 Al ia 40 ~ sx III