Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

w 0unesuay aitcFnOOn. WiHIe passing up tiic
steps leedng from her kitchen, slipped and
fell, striking her side on the sharp edge Of =
board. inhictina severe Internal injuries. Dr.
Henke was Immediately called, and has been
in almost eenstant attendance OH his patisnt
ever since.
Never since the great Cedar Creek statn-
pede in 1869, has this country been SO prolific
in mining stampedea as At the present time.
A few days since q wholesale stampede oc-
CURED in Cedar. and every enc that could .@es
away went to Trout Gro b. At the same
time aearly all of large company in Cedar.
known as the s.Drain Ditch Company" uerc
Off on stampede up Ten bile rees below
Frenchtown, where rich mines were re scorted
to have been found, Then there has been
stAmpedes from Mayviile. to the st. J1o
mines, Medicine Greek, and BarTost's Camp,
all on the vest size OF tho moautaiha and in
Id no. And row cones $ ir1eHe OF ours,
and says that in very short tine rye shall
have another and still larger stampede.
That he he's positive information from one OF
the prospecting parties now out, that they
have found good mines but before making
the matter public, they wish to prospect still
further and secure for themselves the best
possible ground.
During the week two more prospecting
parties have left this place. Chauncey Rar-
bour and perty left on Monday to prospect in
the mountains on Lo-Lo Fork, md purpose
giving the country good overhauling. An
other party consisting Of John Hays, Tom
Rowen, Pat McGlinchy, and one or two
others, left the first of the week and sny that
they will prospect in the mountains in the
northw west part of the county during the re-
mainder of the season. These make seven
or eight parties now oat prospecting in this
county to the west and north of Nisseula,
and we should not be surprised to hear that
half dozen small camps were found before
winter sets in. We earnestly hope SO.
Herald. Sent e.
The Grand Lodge OF A. F. and A. M. of
Montana will convene at the Masonic Tenn
pie, in Helena, on the first Monday in Octo-
ber.
Diamond R mule train, eight wagons, J.
w. Matklns, master, rolled into town to-day
from the terminus of the Utah Northern
Railroad.
Hen. Seth Bullock, the Sheriff elect Of
Lewis & Clarke county, left for the East
this morning and will be absent about six
weeks.
Benz stickney, jr., has rented end re-
DAVIS e aIiaUC.
The Ten Mile country is flooded vish pros
pectors, and new discoveries are constantly
being made.
Messrs. Clark, Conrad & Curtin last week
purchased the business premises adjoining
their store OF Benj stickney, jr., for the sum
| of $4,000. The partition wall will be re-
moved, and the whole occupied by Messrs.
O., c. & G. for their expanding hardware
| trade.
Another happy welded couple in the city
Mr.. VIM. B. Meadow, . prominent citizen
of Eastern Montana and his beautiful young
bride. the late Florence Y. Lamme. daughter
OF DR.. Lamme, one Of the merchant princes
Of BoZeman.
One of the interesting features of the com
ing ses sion of the Grand Lodge Of the Ma
sonic Fraternity of Montana, We understand
will be the dedication of the new Masonic
Temple. We have not learned whether
will be public or private.
Gazette, 3th:
i THE Ten MILE MINING CoMPANY.-Every
BODY admits that the silver mines OF Mon
| Eoh nf mnnpV
and of the many thousand leads that are 10
Gated and recorded and which are claimed t.
] contain ores of the best value, it is the ours
of the country that the owners are satisfied
in doing nothing towards their development
in the majority of instances. As a cias
miners are not known as men of means, bu
!, | it is also well understood that even VINE
they have opportunities of developing thel
lodes by associatIng capital with themselye
that they place such an exaggerated valu
upon their property as to discourage deYelol
ments. Waiting for emigration. for Rai
> oad, and for the capitalists that will pa
hundreds of thousands of dollars for each
:. our mines, while we are not trying to hel
ourselves is about 'played out.' Fortuf
smiles upon those who help themselve
: And the most practical means OF doing tn
is indicated in the formation OF the lie
Mile Mining Company, a short history
which we propose giving: The Compan
% was organized on August 23d. last, una
II the general incorporation act OF this Teri
,, tory. The stockholders are VIM. Nowla
le g. ). Lystar, F. Pope, |. I. Lewis, J.
n Rogers. J. Armitage, VIM. Coyne, w.
h BOYD. J. A. Wall, w. j. Mckee, w.
Frederick. G. s. Harrison, J. S. Pool, D.
,r Wade, and VIM. Snowden. The officers
Of VIM. Noulan, President: G. J. Lystt
n Treasurer, and F. Hope, Secretary. ~
d Trustees are VIM. aowlan, 9. j. Lyster,
Pope, /. 1. Lewis, and j. Il. Rogers. I
in property OF the Company is known as
d. Eureka silver lode, and it located on
to Mountain, Ten Mile District. H.mlles ire
D. Helena. 5000 is The cnpital stock. ls
paid In. and is divided into 600 shares oI =
g. each. Two shafts are sunk upon the ie
and there is tunnel of l05 feet leading 70
~ but which has not yet reached Il. Inc
= principally gaiena and assays from Siuo
- $500 per ton. 1t is estimated that Tue ore
- the dump is worth 50 500. Il - propos
to natert the land in the spring, and ID
81. meantime the Company will prosecs1e
as1 development of their mine vigorously.
ids noe strne L ,Is that the organization OF 9
,re co,qparly3 has been gotten uD WILL suc
5e ncrf..cE method of business thas q detaitea
n intn