The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-31
TERRITORIAL.

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NJ. Geo. +. Conc, our editor. in. chief, left
Yesterday morning on visit TO the Cherry
| Creek oliver mines. He win also, while ab.
sent. examine his ouarts mines In the Hot
SPRING. distric, with view of recommen.
cling operatious the coming winter. His
mill in the same district viii probsb)y start
In . short time.
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Of his wagon and was crushed beneath
the vheeas The wagon had .hrcc tons Of
bullion on II f,,e time. and M O,Neill,a
Injuries VEN 10 sewers. that death en,ued on
tho 18Th. Deceased v,s a native of West
Math Co.. Ireland. and .eed 81 years
The placer miners of Browns sulch arc
Just beginning 10 get on the nav streak.
Among thosc who have made eool clean.
ups recently ara Stephun. 0ainan & Co.
who took out eoo6 90 hat week with two
men shovelins into tho sinners.
Some seventy ranches have been taken
up on the Yellowstone Valley this sum.
met, and over 600 acres of grain will be
harvested there.
From tho Ayan. Courier, .sd.
There is now . larger number of Crow
Indians at the Agency than has ever been
sance Ito establishment. The River and
Aou"'s.a CLOVIS sre al col'ecteo ~ 'es'
!N'.~ lucy make !.lse fanny Ior 'ne
a""' l" eA'e"o 'ssoo''y csz0 ovcs, oo'
DO manages 70 Keep them well PROVIDED 1of
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We 'en 'as' hs!oFs Bowen anu rease
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e'"ce inc Closing OF inc s'oFes on sunday
'.s"''"' ""' oseo"s tue *'e"' ''so'"s osy'
Dr. Crcpin, OF Deer Lodge City, has e.
CARED . residence in booeman, and intends
locating here permanently about the first
OF sepsemoes. We understand that lie 10
On accomplished gentleman and fine
physician.
From the Missoula Pioneer, H.
The Post Office has passed into the hands
OF Nj. Dickinson, the newly appointed r.
NJ, and been removed to Main street. two
doors west of the Pioneer Office.
Mr.. Tacker Is getting . large amount of
material on the ground. prcparatorv to the
erection of . bridge acr0ss the He'll Gate
.. this place. Success to the enterprise.
MI. Geo. B. Hartman, down from Skal.
ksho, says the surveying party is making
. cad havoc among some Of the ranches
cutting them up, changing the supposd lines
and leaving some of the settlers with little
or no land at all.
From the Herald. =.
1t is believed that from 1000 to 100
tickets to the Relief Concert will be dixosod
Of in the city before Thur,day evening.
Several of the outside towns and camps
have sent for y considerable number. and
the concert fund will probably reach from
1900 to $4,000. Citizens have suggested
that box bc provided for the occasion of
the entertainment TO receive any voluntary
contributions from persous DESTROYS of
additionally aiding the fire sufferers,
ri. M.soc;c Rr.,.rr,.v have rr,ch,..a
Of Nick Kcaaler a1o oo0 hr;ck .ni v.,k m
de ,ev ,su,p,e Win be imuediaaen re.
sumed II il 10 be comple,ed within s;xtv
DAYS.
prsn The o..et.s a.
Our ci,iseus Hold a meeting IN .s.aun,.v
night and "a. 500 was sub.cribc,; tn mr..
chase !. fire engine and hose and IN mn, IN
cis,erns. A GOOD beginning. and the fir.,
steo that h.s lately becn made IN nro,cct
the town against fires. The big bitches
furnish TO Helena, or the greater part of il,
the best defences against fire during oil the
Summer months that could be enjoyed by
any city. We have never taken advantage
of them. When the fire broke out IN the
North Pacific Hotel on Friday, there was
- good stationary steam fire engine in the
Gazette Office q will ever he brought here.
Steam was Up, but water was wanting,
while more than = thousand inches was
flowing in the bitches. We had tried In
vain to have cistern put near the engine
and .c,,>> h,.> cu.c,,>.nN Too l,.~6,.d
feet Of hose and cistcrn full of water
would have saved $l40, 900 worth of prop.
erty on Friday. We hope these warnings
need never be repeated, but that action will