The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-15
MONTANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1873.
Territorial.
From the Courier Noy. :,

From the Courier Noy. :,
The farmers are taking advantage Of the
good weather to haul their wheat to the
Gallatin mills An unusual amount OF
teams heavily loaded with grain have passed
through town the past week.
The Fort Ellis boys are having thcatiic.
ais
Mr.. c. l. Clark offers his livery stable
for rent. y that last count held good and he
goes in for Sheriff Nov. !.
Judge II. N. Mcguire has gotten together
IN interesting mineral cabinet.
Many Of our citizens are Inning the inside
Of their residences with brick, which makes
houses very comfortable indeed. The idea
appears to be- excellent. and thereby our
friend Tracy has disposed OF II large amount
Of brick.
W. are informed by Messrs. Botclcr and
Terrell. Of Emigrant gulch. that rich dis.
covery was made near the mouth Ut the
canyon on Mun,lav last by Alex Campbell
and Samuel n. Myers. which yields one
dOl!a- snd thirty ccnts-to the pan.
Nelson Story. Esq. has returned from n
trip To the Agency. His trains. loaded with
supplies. have gone to the judith Basin.
From the Monanian. Nov..'.
Buffalo on the Upper St.nklnswa'e: are
reported quite numerous. Mr.. }. II. DAVIS
says nice little bard passed near where he
lives some days since. and the Nimr"dS 81
the valley had cOnsiicrablc sport with them
These are the first buffalo that have been
seen III this section since !nhahlte'. by The
white man. We understand though, rrtvl.
Gus 10 ~. tn" year OF the deep snow. the
country WAS covered with them. evidence 81
| which is seen from the thousands OF bleach
ed heals aud horns that are found al over
the country Old Indians say thousands Of
head persisted in the sulches and raviues
| during the heavy snow storms.
there was a good Heal of talk about the
the GOODNESS of the Prince Impcr!a! under
| fire. bu! it was nothing compared ~ that
displayed hy the 'Gtyser GUIDE few
days ago. While taking u sicsta in front "i
Mc,;ary's. sume of the boys hung IA bunch
of fire crackers on his nose and set them II
fire. Not u muscle moved until the last
cracker had exploded. when. with non.
| chalant air, he said: "riiat smells good
deal like birthstone! wonder If this ain'i
h II =" and. without making further inqui'
~, cropped off to sleep again.
Messrs. Mcaghcr and Oaks, Of Rochester,
were in town Sunday, with 60 ounces OF
gold rctOrt from their Pilgrim lode.
Geo. Todd has bought chousr he is now
occupying a. the Olive Branch, for $50o.
The Madisonian material has arrived, and
We expect the sheet will be flung to the
brcczes in u day or two.
Mr.. w. p. Armstrong is convalestcnt
H. J. Norton thinks he vii: sell g.. 0O(
copies Of Wonderland in the East.
From the Muscular, Nov.7.
On Tuesday last. two pack tIains-Chas
Bucks and Clark s. Cus-loa'cd here will
Is. 600 pounds of freight for the merchant!
Of Cedar.
The Missoul,an has titled School Supcrin
tcndcnt Hedges rs Colonel"
James Bra zctOn, who has been an inmate
of the County Hospital ut Missoua. died OF
the morning Of the 9th inst.
Buckwhcat flour in the market at sever
dollars per hundred.
The .Nissoulian is stirring the folks up on
the Literary Society.
We understand that Mis-. Bur,ncster l!
dispOsing Of her household effects, ant
making preparations To join her husband u
Salt Lake.
From the Gazette.
Mr.. Daniels. Inspector Of Indians Affairs
accompanied by John W. Rainsford. ia
gone over tn the Flathcad Agency in Mis-
s0ula county. which is presided over by
jOr Shanahan. as agent, who left thu
other day for Washington on an ''indcfini;'
leave OF absence" Commissioner Daniels
We learn. is making thorough End sCarchn.
inquiries into the conduct of affairs al eacl
agency visited, and God help the agcn
who has not covered up his tracks "
James Mulligap was found guilty by tn
jury If emMzzling $500
No prisoners in Lewis Il Clark county
jail
Two Of A. G. Garrison's OK trains arrivct
| yesterday from Corrinnc with one hunirct
tons of freight. Train No. =. III charge "
L. G. Garrison. made the trip in thirly>nn'
days. the freight on the same having been
only thirty six days in cunning from Sal
Francisco to Helena.
Bishop Bullock returned from his Faster,
visit on saturday night
Mr. f. w. Carpenter. who has acted ~
Secretary Of our Territorial Fair Association
ever since its organization. rendered hi
resignation Ia the new board of directors
who received it with reluctance. as Mr.
Carpenter has male u most efficient officer
AMI 10 his energy and perseverance. in
great measure. may h. attributed the success
Of each OF our succeeding Fairs Las, nigh
Mr.. ID. II. Cuthbert was elected to thu
position made vacant Ivy Mr.. Carpenter
resi- nation. who IS u competent and cnrr
gc,Ic gentleman.
The Investigations now being ma le 10y tn
U. s. Grand Jury are exciting considerable
attention.
From the Herald
Another cleanup was made on Saturd,,
last by the Porter Bros, from their mill 4
Clancy About 100 ounces of silver anal
pxm were taken from each Of the fnu
barrels, the ore being from the Mammoth
lode This mill, run upon the Turnc
process. is doing good work, ard is givin:
satisfaction to its pr"prIctors and all other
interested.
Harry Moore was found dead IN his bed
in cabin opposite Woods old mill, NJ Ban
mack. on Tuesday, November 4th. lie hat
been indulging in u two weeks spree, ant
bottle with u little whisky left in 1t wa
found on table, telling the tale, ''dicd fron
whisky"
The Legal Tender mine steadily give
employment to forty men.
John NJ Harris. notice Of whose death W
copy from St. Louis paper, was one of III
pioneer miners Of Montana. well known u
this and Deer Lodge county. and much cs
.eemed. lie left here in poor health, il
September lust, to visit. after long absence
his native home, and it seems that hi
friends after few short weeks have follow
Ell his form u the grave.
r. E. Fisk, editor Of the Herald, has beel
i'll several days with typhoid fever.