The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
Radersburs andl Vicinity.


4 III evidence BIZ The fact, new buildings are 60
Ling up. more extensive preparations are be-
ling made BY tile business men Of the place
! 10 accommodate the rapidly increasing dc
nland of consumers. and i general Air Of con-
fislerce may BE- observed IN those who have
invested their capital on the faith Of the uiti~
mate prosperity and commercial Importance
of tile town. Surrounded hy rich and appar-
tentl iilexhaustible quartz and placer mines,
which are being probably worked throwing
v into the business of the place q large amount
] OF hard capital possessing 4 contiguous val
4 ley unsurpassed in agrieult uraI resources
# fu.ura prosperity is based upon tile most
substantial foundation.
6 Ghas. G.. Hallbeck. the merchant of the
l1own,by liberal. fair dealing. has enjoy cd al
4 MOSS exclusively the large trade at Raiders
4 burg, where he has well stocked store. as
also one ut keatingyille.
The town is well supplied with hotel ac-
|commodations ,tlle fremont House and
Parks House furnishing excellent fare Tor
the public.
EEATINGyIILE.
4
two miles above. Radersburg, and presents
/ new and business-like appearance. Towering
/ above The town, about quarter OF mile to
i the right. is located one of the rich leads OF
/ Heating Il Blacker and the famous Left Hand
i lode, discovered by Judge Clancy and1 now
being r apidly developed, under the supervl-
i sion of Judge Clancy and Mr.. Hull, praeti-
In 4rto Nft az
company who procured an interest IN the
i Left Hand some time ago. shaft is sunk OIL
# this lead to the depth Of l30 ieet and levels
Il have been run 225 feet. They have out con-
! splendid mill which they are new having
erected near tile mine, in constant operation.
/ siderable quartz. and will be able to keep the
\ They have contracted to have the mill up
and I'M running order ythe 18th Of May.
I Tie Left Hand has proved itself to be one Of
the richest leads in the Territory. and as the
!, iners progress in its development, it steadily
imp royes.
kea. ing e Blacker have out an immense
nile az \, eh quartz, and their mill u poun-
ding away night and day. From a two weeks
run. thew Gle. med up. on Saturday lust, Sl5,
GOO.
Tbe Allen mill is also in full blast, and in q
few weeks times Will be lively and money
plenty III this floar.sl. ing district.
CROW CREEK cRost VAC,
An embryo city. is situate two mics DeloW
Rade. sburg, and is working itseh INTO COM
mercial importance through the sHorts OF
Messrs. Quinn & Dougherts, who fssYe n e.
taDlisked there d store house. containing z
well assorted stock Of general merchandise
which they sell At such prices TO 70 secure q
large portion of the valley trade.
sAboat one year ago when the enterprise
of the editor of this paper was pushing Inc
circulation OF the Montanian TO eyer. z camp
and hamlet III the Territory, - oMr5 se5..
IT is not necessary to- state to tllos.s who
are acquainted with Mr.. Wright, that ne
never put one single dollar into the Mon tar
ian office for it is d welf Known fact that .hf.
Cone furnished every dollar Of capital TO sts-
tablish the paper. the already owned the ma I
teriall, extending over FIVE Thousand dollars
iii tile venture 70 re.establsll confidence n
Virginia newspaper enterprises, (which had
baen utterfy lost by the plumbers and anpro-
fessionaI conduct of his predecessors, before
he received ANYTHING In the shape Of q reini-
bursemeut 1t is a rather suggestive fact
that it'll Mr.. Wright's withdrawal from the
the Montaniiln. tie enterprise began to
psy.-Moytassiaa.
The writer of the aboEeTis either entirely
ignorant of the circumstances about which
he writes, or wilIfully and maiiciously mis-
represents fac IS. 1t is certainly not right, ~
the absence Of Air. Cope for the editors Of
the Montaaian to drag his private business
affairs before tile public. we are not dis
posed to say anything that will reflect per-
sonally upon Mr.. Cope IN his absence; put,
To correct the faIsehonds put forth above, We
will inform this new-fedged bantling in the
Editorial chair that the Montanian. as every
one knows, was established byus while Mr..
Cope was East; that the paper paid IRON It's
first issue, and Mr.. Cope was well satlsfed#
Of this let before going into the business
We positively deny that Mr.. Cope ever put 2
cent into the business, in oloer TO establish
or run the paper. The present business man Y
ager of the Montanian, who vas IN the Oh
flee during greater part Of tIe htne we
were connected with the paper. knows the
above remarks of its editors TO be
tissue Of falsehoods. When we ap5thda'eao
from the Montanian its patronage was one
third more than at the present time, and lts
currant expenses were less by ene-haif than
under its present administration.
HAVING annihilated the Ccrinae Reporter,
"a country journal, and caused its suspen-
sion (viae Monlauianl the Montanian has
turned its attention to us. If the result is as
gratifying to us as it was to the Reporter.
we say sslay on Macduff;;o spare not your
rod.
PoLITTcsL.-A call for the meeting Of the
Democratic Central Committee Of the Terri
tory, at Helena on the Ist Of May, has been
issued BIZ Major Magiilnis. chairman. The
object Of the meeting Is to make preliminary
arrangements for Democratic Territorial
!, Convention, GSe.
we publish no telegrapAic dispatches to
aar iNoaataniaa
we presume you did not receive the CouRI-
Err in time to make your clippings. The
postmasters are at fault.
New. that was Intended as singer for the /
.-new-fledged.' ard for acconlmo dati0n,
please imagine us sill tears - Montansap.