Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21
Territorial News.
From tie Ne,c Norfh-Jpest

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From the Ne,U Northwest:
Deer Lodge is likely to have brass-banl
] comprising seven Instruments.
i MIR. Kon. Kollrs the stock grove,
challenges comparison with any liz I'd Of eqs,..
numbers lii the United States anu Il ready Il
make any fair arrangements whereby iii.
owner Of the best herd will be ali. 1, IL rr:,llzt
handsomely from tile comparison.
The Willow Creek bitch extciisi,r, il still
being worked BY good force under Mr.I. d
B'inis. lie is also having new rtimbers and
fiume put In the Rock Creek Ditch tunnel.
Granville Stuart, Esq. will leave in daJ
or two, on six weeks vlsitto the old homs
at West Liberty, Iowa. Mr.. S. is one ol
Montana's best citizens, III public life and
private station faithfully fulfilling the datie
Of an intelligent and uprigllt citizen and
winning esteem from all who know him
dc goes ut the request of an aged mother,
and the one Of Sparta who babe her son
'come back with his shield or on it, could
give no more gratified welcome than is due
to him. So say we.
From the Montanian:
Fred Peck of Bannack is enjoying life in
minneapolis, Minnesota, where Messrs.
sparks and McP herson. formerly of Helena,
reside and carry on banking business.
The Pacific Rail Road lead lis Browns
Gulch, owned by D. |. Emery and others, is
being steadily developed with most encour-
aging results. At thesend of tunnel LOO
feet deep body Of ore Two feet wide was
tapped of equal comparison Of any YET i'm
covered in the district.
Mr.. Henry Filing. having retired from the
clothing trade, has lifted up and will shortly
open banking office, doing banking busi-
ness in all its branches.
From ths Herald: sst
Because Of the epizootic, Gilmer and Sal
isbury are running a daily pony express
from Salt Lake to Phoebe, to carry the mails.
So says the Record.
Jim Hsllford writes from Phoebe to his
friends ia this city TINT lie s.yearns for his
old love" and will return to Montana s.as
soon us the Walking gets good.'' .4
The Moatsnian is authority that one Of the
handsomest men III Virginia is vegetarian.
He has carrotty hair, u turG-t,p nose, eyes
like peeled onion, and is regular dead
beat. -ass4
". g. Chadwick, Esq, President of the
Gazette publishing company. gives notice OF
q meeting of the stockholders OF that con-
Germ on March 81, To elect trustees for the
ensuing year.
The War Department, has authorized the
issue, at posts on the Western plains, OF tile
blanket-lined overcoats, buffalo overshoes
and WOODEN mittells, Tor which provision was
made in general orders respecting uniforms
Issued last year.
Impeculious and unemployed miners In
Southern Nevada, who want to get back to
Montana. offer 10 take The places Of the cpl
zootie stage Horses. ati bring the mails
than their s.grub''. Salisbury may yet be
forced 10 accept their. hifsr, and substitute
pedestrian stock far hisslea quadrupeds.
Benjamin. Harr's. prosperous uiiAer IF JEFF
ftrson Gulch. and j. II. ilelns, exteuslye.
stnck-growtr~ Nevada Valley. West side
are over interviewing HE Metropolitaiis for
!. few days.
The new Indian Superintendent. DIR.
Wright, will leslv f,r haa next month for
the purpose Of removing his family to
Helena.
Major Maeir.1iS, T,eleaate elect, will depart
early next week for Washington City.
Peter Roman ahl lady are expected to ar
rive on the cs,acll die i,ere Oh the 18th.
j. w. Sfoner. Il. prominent miner of Wash
ington GulcH, liu.ioseu the Herald sanctum
with a CALI