The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-05-11

And thus the matter standa A Wall of
wrath should be poured ont upon such saw.
ages IN . manner that they would not SOON
forget. .......,' ....... ... ........
The entertainment given by the ladies Of
st. Paul's Church To raise funds for the
purchase of . bell. despite the Indictment
weather. Noted $780, .z..--: .s
Work in quartz is going steadily forward
in the vicinity of Virginia Mr.. Poznansky,
on the True Silver in Browns GuIch, has
tapped splendid body of ore with his tun
mel, which is perhaps the best piece of lead
work in Montana. It opens road into
the nine 200 feet in length, 81 feet high
and A feet wide, Is systematically timbered
and completely drains the mine. But the
hest of it all is the uncOvering of IN eight
foot vein of some Of the handsomest milling
rock in the Territory.
John Howe, ESQ.,, on the Orc Cache and
Summit, keeps his force of hands busy
away with good results.
Mr.. Tom Harper and DR.. Ellis, from the
Iron Rod and other leads ut Silver Star,
and sixty ounces Of retort, and reported
things working nicely.
Matters at Sterling are reported in heal.
ivy COOUItJOU. MUCH "O1k - Oel0g zone
by the various owners of l0des
Norwood, Pease and Brundage are daily
going toward China on the Cremlin, in
Granite gulch. and have settled down to an
abiding faith in the richness of their lead.
Black Pete, arrested for rObbing Mr. Dies.
ermOux, was discharged, there beng no evi.
dence to convict him.
Pioneer Of the 4th: Mr.. Horace Coun.
tryman, who has spent some weeks explO-
ring the region Of country north of the
Flathcad Lake. called on us the early part
Ut this week and gave US very interesting
account of what he saw there He Describes
the country as being beautiful almost be.
yond description, the soil being of the
richest kind and covered with fine growth
of the most nutritious grass, with IN mex.
haustiblc supply Of timber and an abun.
dance of water convenient to al parts Of it.
The Thermometer has been up u so in
the shade for two days past.
Last week ''Machell." the chief of the
Pen d'Oreille tribe of Indians was thrown
frDm horse, and had his hip dislocated.
Mr.. Buck, the packer. brought one hun.
dred ounces of gold dust from Cedar Creek
last Tuesday.
Courier "a: Beef is scarce in Bozeman.
0r. CDTIStnAus OUT 0TtISt, lNGOOS WISH.
ing tic wonders of the Yellowstone in a
few weeks. He had the misfortune last
fall to loose his camera over the falls of the
Yellowstone, and is expecting = new one in
u few days.
Mr.. Handley's pamphlet on Madison
County will he ready for sale next week.
Dr. Hunter has again been awarded the
contract fer the care, subsistence and medi-
cal treatment of the INDECENT sick and in.
sane of GalIatin County by the board of
Commissioners
The merchants of Bozeman have entered
into an agreement to close their places of
business on the Sabbath.
The life and enterprise visible on the
premises of Meadow Brothers is wonder.
full. A large garg of men are employed in
putting up their new mill. which will be of
the most substantial nature. and when the
new machinery. now on the way from the
East. is put in it will he one Of the most
complete and excellent mills in the West.
Western Star Lodge of I. O. O. F. No. /
WAS organized in Bozeman on the Goth ult.
d. H. Cuthbert. d. D. G. s. delivered IN
address on the occasion.
H. A. Mcguire, ESQ.,. IS spoken of - a
candidate for the Legislature ut tho coming
election. -