The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-29
Summary Of Territorial! News.

Oscar Judd.
Chaunccy Barber. Cedar Creek.
Summary Of Territorial News.
From The MOntalian, Nov. -.
\. y. Kiscr was indicted by Grand jury
for cml,czzlemcnt: plead not guilty: tried
bv Jury. found "n"t guilty. and di>rlnrG-
ed.
The Thomas l. Co. Mill. Hot Spring Dis
trict. started up last week. and runs. we are
informed. elegantly. We knew it would.
though. for Odds never makes Il haulk with
any Of his work. Before he lays out i
piece Of work he knows just exactly what
H. is goin. to do. George Hurst. III from
the mill. says there are more men working
| in uppc: and lower Hot Sprin. District than
have been for years. The hedges are look
ing well. and the miners have more faith
in the quartz than they ever had. Hot
Sprin. is coming ont: she has got the metal
ut last t" brin. her out. Lown, Mallory,
Thomas. Odds. Alexander. Bates. Hurst.
and dozen others have put their shoulders
to the wheel. Lown'S Red Bluff still pro-
duccS every week the regular ten or twelve
tons of huntlr, d-,iOllar ore. Mr.. !nwn has
| been working his ore all summer. and has
| now about two hundred tons on the dump
and plenty Of the same kind of rock i'll the
| ledge.
Ouitc an extcnSiv. revival. mnle" itcv>.
Asiurv Rir-in AMI VIM. Wesley Van Or>-
dell. OF the VI. T.. Church. has been had for
several weeks ut FiS! Creek. At It's close.
quite Il society was organized. Thirty
united Will, the church: t"cnty-t"ur were
| baptizc,l-ci.lt hy immersion i'll the Jriici
son river-cunstitutin. the first ceremony
Of the kind. probably, in the jefferson. n
donation OF SO was presented I" the pas
! tors by the people.
Henry Filing made an inspecting tour I"
the quartz mines Of Mill Creek last week.
! lie saws not half has been told of the Ci>ler
| l. linn Lost Lode, and at no time has its
| value and extent been exaggerated by the
| Montaniua. 4 mountain Of quartz is what
| he says it is, and 4 big mountain at that.
Secretary Galloway and DR.. Geo. Gala
way have returned from the East.
The NJ. E. Church, Sheridan, will he dcd-
icated Nov. 3Oth.
From the M.soulial., Nov. q.
The Dana House Ball, under the SUPER
vision Of mine host Kennedy, was perfect
! success.
Farmers arc all busy blowing.
The Indian goods for the Jocko Agency
passed through town Tuesday. They con-
sisted Of plows and horse collars; ut least
that is all We saw.
Late reports from Trout Creek say that
good pay has been found.
Our county must be settling up, as we
! noticed quite q number Of strange faces at
| the ball the other night.
Father Ravalli, who for some time past
has been quite sick 1T the Sisters Hospital,
! is. we are pleased to state, much better.
Sheriff Marion is now ut the Sisters Hos
pital. and is doing well, considering the M
| turc of his wound.
From the Courier Soy. 81.
| Building is still bein. prosecuted during
| the fine weather. Bozeman still improves
notwithstanding the hard times. Our peo-
pie have strong faith in it's future prosper
ity.
The Sheriii-s sale of live stock, which,
took place at +. b. Morsc's ranch Oh the
West Gallatin Monday, was largely atten-
dcd and good prices obtained. Cows were
sold at fro,n ten to fifty dollars; calves and
heifers from ten to thirty. and pigs and
hogs from five to twenty dollars each.
4 gentleman, whose means are pretty
extensively invested in Bozeman, expressed
a desire that we should urge the necessity
Of building Court House and all other
necessary county buildings. lie said that
there would bc no difficulty in raiSn" mon
cy on time bonds Of the cOunty-that he
would take twenty thousand dollars Of them
for which he would pay cash ut fair figures.
There is a necessity for public buildings in
Gallatin county. MissOula. Deer Lodge,
Lewis & Clarke. and jefferson counties
have commOtlious editiccs for holding
courts and rooms for public offices in the
same. and it is not creditable to Gallatin to
be without the same convCnicnccs. There
never has been q better time 70 erect :,
| Court House than now, and we trust that
measures will he adopted I" =" right ahead
with it.
From the Gazette.
Gold in New York "Wednesday 1.0ss
Veniscn sells readily at 6 to $ cents.
Col. c. A. BrOadwatcr is exploring the
Musclcsl,ell road.
4 band Of black tailed deer are rrminat-
E. ing near Helena.
The flag lately erected over the Chinese
Josh house still waves.
Inspector Daniels has suspended Special
Detective Giddings on the Choteau county
reservation.
The new truck for the Hook and Ladder
company. with all its appurtcnancCs, was
shipped from CVrinnc Oh Friday morning
last, and will hc here between now and the
New Year.
On Tuesday the dead body Of Charles
| Rice. one Of the most respectable and we'll
TODD farmers in the Prickly Pear valley,
| l.,i,, nj ,;,vsSln
with the head horribly crushed. apparently
having been run over by 4 wagon wheel.
1t afterwards transpircd that Mr.. Rice was
on his way to Turnkey & Rumlcys mill. OH
Grizzly Park. with load Of hay, and by
some accident fell of and was instantly
killed.
Dr.. Daniels, L. $. Indian INSPECTOR. left
for the States on Wednesday.
! F,om the iI,,a:d.
| Frank Marsh has d $500 flute. Ii is
silver, and just about the hand."mest
instrument We ever saw.
A Bannack correspondent. November -.
says: Mr.. Isaac Roe. Of this place, died
last evening. and will be buried on the 20.
Mr.. Roc is one Of the oldest residents Of
Beaverlnead county. At the time Of his
death he was filling the Office Of County
Commissioner. Mr.. Roe was fully alive to
the interects Of the county in all matters
pertaining to its welfare. and his loss will
I've severely felt.
From the Maasouan g.
Mr.. James II. Word. who has been visit.
ing friends in Kentucky for several months
past. returned on yesterday evening.
4 Cherry Creek correspondent says: But
siness in our camp is ut u standstill for the
present. The rattle-trap, called mil, has
closed down. for the reason that II is in nc
condition to run. There arc instances
where good mills have been put up in local
tiles where there was no paying rock t.
work. hut in our case it is just the reverse
We have good ore, that would pay il we had
machinery for its reduction. rhc Rea s
Norton mill. no doubt was put up in good
faith, and was the hest that the builders
could do with the means ut the command
! bat Il h nevertheless failure.