Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
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l3fostanian, Aipmst11. ngf u ssift' ad1 7ea
|a inth, rtealif elecsion tie Democracy have
,esn III EVERY case si,cGeasii,f. Tor tlsl first
time for years. .aiid Alter fiiei tffsfof Nnveih
her every sUfffee ii tkec6ilniy will be file,'by
D.iisocrar..i n'Ff4s7ossta 1'-s5''ss',h s"''
a U,TI ,il.,,Et: ESQ. II, been m
Territorial treasured rs i've ssaFs from jay 'lli
tSs la7S ~ stt tAH aa.sf'' 1851 Ssk' go.
,tsi..is,sstt gat iltts 'rf efl sss
,Messrs. Thompson aud Wi'pdsrliel. ~ tdnt
tp Banker Ell ns for shipipent ! Yesterday, Is tMs
ialln,ense ehui Ks Of silver, alllpat as big as
peek measure. from, lieip, werks 9. "a Meese On
creek. The bullion II trs,n ltle Day lode. and
!. worth 81 20 per ounce l7 s..s s.st .til -,,,.s
,tWe regret 10 announces sad Al fatal acci-
dent which, occurred nn jefferson ;isiand July,
20. and wlliri, estltesi death ct la,nes
tse4nn,eli. son, of Me- James Ge'YmfH Of
Shrrldan.,,ttiaa Il 4 fBAiu paf Es3aa+its 9,i,
In 4he lost lode, Cisler's. near Siieridsn.;
tiurns oi,t Di,e thousand dollars per wrek sretn
u tw.a~e stamp mil lithe ledge is over fifty
feet wide, and ts.rte n,~n fais. seventy 1--WE.
t1ns of ore II week The gdidbrings $l9 %
per ounce, and ehOnsA qaaflzlin sight 10 run
THE niili TIVE years Ain't that a pretty good
thii,a ? fgss . = = %gsf =
e.s While the Hon. Ben.t Ezekiel and Mr.. n. ID.
Johnson were, driving to GatfAey on Sattsr-
day EIght last the hars.ts rap inl',a dttp Irri-
9afin2 dieh, AMI. betare Dir. Ezekiel could
extrlraie hin,sttlt., h~ WAS very severely and
painfully injured. MIR. yohnso.. escaped with
slight bl Use. etts' tJt.s'tisfsfsn 2t3 u ,f4q
j. Mra Charles Christnot met with painful
aec.ident at Ihenipson's, mill last week. /.
ayhi~ iattentli, ga the 1shinge riaclii'e lie
t'eaugi't his hand in fise saw and had two fin-
gers entirely cat sff and the Others ,'of his
! iiaiid i,;.tiIy laterafesls atttst3l as3fH,l
The Rbcl,t.fhpf' Mill Il r,intrsihg constantly.
making big cfrgi, hps. and qusrtz mining, in
the c..,lnp"is brosptring t"a greater DEGREES.
81 sati.f,caion tl,a,' ta,'y place iii the county.
Tsr Eor.tA- Vest, Aas.sst 10: IS. : ~4s
The pr,.jecI Tor. building ! presbYtertaa
church in this place.. sroken Of some tsse
weeks ago. has taken formai shape af.fi~
fully d terminsd upon. he editice will be
erected. ;Ilsstlis ,lY7sa4.al 5i,zs.,..s. tft'
i q coal vein, sail to be thirty feet in thik-
aess ;. l,a, been di-cn.-rd within twelve miles
of DEER l.oAgc City,. Geod shot. tt.
Affairs, ,f.r. utilizing convict. labor at .he
PeniInilary arelassuming shape. A twenty
horse power engine, turning la1hes. morticing
,mAchines, SAWS. bI, ckstnith shop. .tc., sr.
al.,ng fir api,lialscrs. eilt II III
.GisOnrs ieliewst"ne Park, EXPEDITION will
leave here on next Menday,I Since our last
/ iss,- two tnenli"nal. through sickness and
! business, gave It. up Thr party rs At pres
eut.. constituted coneisis of W. w, Dix"n.
Granville Stuart. W. b. Ju.ld. G. A. MeCabt..
10 p. Newcomer, ~. Dickinson. A. T. May
hew. w. Eghert. Smith Rolielt Miller. Cha>.
FAspling. Tisw. FrazierandP. RyaE Judge
/ Knowles will jeil the party at Virginia.
1'fhe Sisters Of CHAR, Y are making an effort
10 establish Iios, ifal hi Deer Hedge and are
meeting with & aoil success. Il worthy cause.
which sh'aii receive hearty encouragement.
Ldepsndent. 1ugaasii IS: af'a s'.a''. 81
M,riad. of CRASH jppers are prpying upon
crops III the valley y
Judge Knowles a,rl .rho>. L. Naptop. ESQ.
lett tor, Virginia City Saturday morning 10
attend The Territorial suprtnt Cour., ~hiel,
met Tursday., lI,pth. grntlrmen intend to
visit Geyserland brio,|s their return. ...s,...
fa Mr.. Jerry Merrlphn aminer working u,
iyrr guleh. near Bla, kfoot.. had his tight
leg caught between two be,lIsit.rs ON Monday
last. and oileof tile bones broken4ju.t above
/ the ankle. aesa44 3as as3taYa. ssss
Mr.. B;stt-rtbn II s several men empl6yed
! oil the ditch and Ne understand will plit ,,t,
si ailllitionai force about the first OF Stpte,,-
ber. Itiis the Intention of the" comlmiiv to
have the ditel completed III tiant. for spri'se
tw"rk. The ditchis Intended to carry Wat /
on to the UPPER Flint bar.st's.t E li.ys '''s'+
J. Il Mrssrs. Hoover 8 Bradshaw. who owned
the hydraulic y il,esi at lbe,sAeal OF sauaw
gnlch. sold the open cat flpliie and a body ol
ground i4ox4OO i.s.. this, week 10 Jos. Steele.
Z. II. Irwin. !. 8. +, Larahle aud W. a. Clark,
inr the. sam Of $500. .e.ss.eta 80. u. Il.
Mrs.rs. WInchel' & Co., are making from SIS
tn SO to- the hand o.l Flint Creek Bar. an :
work six hands. They are working a tace so
feet high, over d. feei ot ~hict pays but iltti..
They soon wi III be above the slde, wIstt much
/ better pay is expectrd.ns'sstea tt.sHs% t4s4st
i SILv.R Bow.-The divide Creek Ditcl, ia
now sti. plying about 800 III hes of water do
ri the day tinie. all Of which is hel.,gslis,d.
aud miners are reafizing quite rs wea d.
earlier IN lIfe season. Il Is believed the dtch
viii uoh,iui,e TO supply the present amount
Edf water 70 the end o tue season. Mr.. Jake
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