The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-15
THE WEST.
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.' THE WEST. .-f '-.
Virginia, Nevada, II dull. ...
Chinese immigration to California, 10 on
the increase.
Mount Hood. Oregon, was smoking
quite lively May ssth. .-."s. '.
It is rumored that Salt Lake ID to have
the fourth steamboat ,. ,.
A narrow gauge railroad from Trukee
to Sierra Valley 10 talked Of.
Greeley swears vengeance ON hand Of
thieving ans.-0ree)ey, Col. Y saa..a2 ~
A converted Chinaman at Boise. 10 trying
10 convert his fellows to Christianity. ..,
A saw mill at Osags Mission, Kansas, 10
dubbed the dolly Warden Mills. ~ Next
May s0th, nine buildings valued at &c.,
600. were destroyed by fire At Eureka, New.
The Reporter. says immense amounts Of
Montana freights, are arriving q Corinne.
Capt scudder. of Denver. blew his
brains out May 26th. Financial troubles.
A State geological party IL on . pro-
fessicnsl tour through Southern California.
Twenty. i've hundred acres have been
sown with flax.se in Oregon this season.
John Hendry, miner, was accidently
killed in Gwin's mine, Calaveras county, on
he 23d. .' ..' .'a" ',.'
Uncle Billy Force. . pioneer of Santa
Clara county, died at Santa Clara, Cal on
the 23d.
The Oregon and California railroad is
completed to Estcs, forty miles south of
Eugene. f... %. ......t
The receipts of silver bullion st Salt Lake,
Utah, from Phoebe, reaches about $4,000
per day. -..-.. .-a ....... .-
Cullen A. johnson. a prominent lawyer
of San Diego, CAL, died OF that place few
days ago. @sr ,'~.."..
H. L. Newton was instantly killed May
30th, by IN accident in mine 1t Placer
vile, Cal. ".'"# .#.#.. t-"'
No fruit will be harvested in Surprise
Valley, CAL, the frost killed al the bude.
Grain looks well.
DR.. Hogan. of Carson, New. was whipped
in fair stand up fight with an American
eagle last week. 1890,
The famous Falstaff mine At Little Cotton.
wood, Utah, has been sold, with the Buel
furnaces, for @1, SOC, 900. dfr" '.~.:.rr.
p A town has been laid out on the Martin
place, at the point where the Oregon Central
strikes the Yamhil1 river. l.al ...-t}
The Eureka. Nev. furnaces are said to be
turning out splendidly; twenty.eight tons
day Is the reported average '.'.
'''s,lvcr Plume" Is not bad name, either.
That is . place in Colorado where q new
silver grinding mill 10 building ~
Tne :'burnt dIstrlct'. IN Corvaiis, Uregou,
is rapidly beng rebuilt. Several brick
stores will he erected this time. .-:... ...
John Boggs, of Colusa county. Cal, has
.l.sO0 acres of grain, which will yield fifty
bushels to the acre, or 00, 900 bushels.
ao Portland, May eSth.-The bark Corea
from New York with iron for the North
Pacific Rairoad arrived at Kalams to-day.
D. R. Scott, who killed McCauley in an
affray on Scotts ranch, CAL, . few days
ago, was released on $500 bail at Marys-
Vile. ~a ~f..-@ 4.'& .E.,aS..a 4r49'
Grasshoppers grow TO enormous size in
Kansas, the engines on the narrow. gauge
railroads frequently mistaking them for
oxen. ,'' .@ i'.|
st Jo Missouri. still believes that . great
Exposition will be held there in September
next, Notwithstanding the bridge is not fn-
ished yet ,...,, ,,.,,,, ,..f,.I.-., -.
"a Kitty King. of Idaho, courted the liking
of tsrrOrs" with dose of morphine and
won him, after which she wspt 40 more
forever. +&I tu 52a fl. rta y1.urT.ao>g
.i The bodies of several of the uufortunates
who have been buried In the snow ava
lanches, in Utah, during the past winter
have been recovered. a'anH Aa!&al>%aA
so The Olympia. Warrington Territory,
zri6uns was the first and only-paper on
the Western coast, to come squarely out for
the Cincinnati platform. ..... 4t..a. 4
The altitude of Longs Peak 10 IA. zoo feet;
Grey's "A 800; Pixies 18,50o; and the chief
peak south Of this place Il, 500 feet; l4,00o
fest Is climber line" aa5U :aa as. sa~
The Smelling Argus says that fully 1000
acres in the San Joaquin valley will be cul-
tivated In cotton this season. Il has con-
Adenca IN tina success Of tha enternriaA
Before Kansas City police court. last
week Martha Warrington preferred com.
plant against her husband, George Wash.
ington for cruel and inhuman treatment
3 The Central City (Col.) Reytsssr aays
t''0reeley Butter il offered 10 the public By
. . Kansas City grocer who takes that deli
cate way Of insinuating that It 10 not very
strung. .-4 rdt t9 1..fp@ ".&& 2t&@