Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-06-13
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

/ Frosn the Montanttn
"sport Adams has resigned as Deputy
Sheriff AMI gone TO mining.
| Frank Essler reports very favorably of the
Carke's Fork silver mines. Tie Lodges are
Ill very wide and tie ores assay all the way
1 from, thirty 10 two hundred dollars per ton
| The tide OF immigration is setting in for the
season, and strange faces are beginning 10 be
numerous. Between Virginia City and lie
railroad there large number OF immigrants
tor Montana. and it is predicted that there
! will be mere pilgrims arriving this sea-
sou than arrived altogether hi the three pre-
yiotis ones. The signs OF the times for
! Montana begin to look brighter.
| There VIII be a grand coIii;:oa party ut
icmplar's Hall o., the 4;Il 81 July.
/ A. " Cory. Recorder Of Madison county.
recordsa marriage in Missouri, ans! is in
such glee about it That he f,rgos the girls
nlnle.
The Victoria lode at Silver Star is pam
| ming out well, and has opened out creyice
! easily worked. and is thought to be Il
/ better character Of ore than the Green Camp
bell.
The Red Bluff lode, or 900 feet OF the same.
near Sterling, has been sold TO an English
g mpsny Tor $4,000. The sale was closed
last Monday sa
Governor Potts has appointed as Notaricss
rnblic, $. b.. Dunlap, aofy Eallnack, and w.
Delaey, OF Helena. li5aS 7t Alii s3tat
Fro,a the Missouiiaa: 9i'ia u 3ttA ii. st1f
The river is again rising rapidly, and If
this warm weather continues, we may cx-s
pect The highest aterlsecn Tor many years.
Tie llew B.idge isto Mi SCALA, what tile
Boulesarls are 10 Paris, tile grand pronieaas!cs
of the town. iso sIltatli'H "a ktsthai sih q
Hon. w. b. Dance, Of Deer Lodge, has
gone 10 CaIiiorniaIo spend few months i.
the land Of Vineyards. u. 8,a .
Our town for the last week. has been full
of indians, aud some fifty, Lodges more arr in
the canyon Oh their way down. Our valley
is Literally alive with Indian horses.
I For eve, al weeks q large nn,lbe. ofiIndi-
ans b.In.ging to different tribes, have been
encamped near Missollla, aud nearly every
slay some of them.cal b. seen drunk. ii ey
appear to DO able to procure wll,skey Without
any trouble whatever, and are source of
constant readsaad. annoyance to women and |
children. 8 afggt & afiisl.ssU asszs4 f5as8sl +
From the Gazette ai1sa5l 8iHa 1t1Y 1gate1I
Judge Decius s. fWadc las arrived home.
lie was compelled to leave his family iii the
States where one of them was sick 1T Tie tinfe !
Of his departure Tor Helena. sils s.sei5SIa
I o. L. Prnwelf, who has been d resident or |
Mountains fJrteA years.s lvft, or Monday tori
Southern Colorado, where lie will 81, III I
st;95 s''issie stir
More Strangers have pissed through Dla-
inond fle past week than for the past year,
on their way to brewers Spriugs, and The.
mines across tile range. ',as 1920 s sEsa'
Two averages specimens of silver ore from
the. Timer lode, id Ten Mile district. were
assayesl bys Mr., Kemp, which yielded two
splendid buttons Of silver, including value
Of 81. els per ton for the orc. .Is ...,,s 4.
Frou., Hsrald s. IL ,..s4 81 ;si,sl +
Accompany has been, formed in EMcagher L
onsty far The purpose ri building q bridge
over; the Missouri river, TO connect that coup-
" with lewis and lark. AZ a point about
half q mile above tlanyop Ferry; s. II
The Helena Fire Department hare detsr-;
mined upon celebrating the Fourth Of July i
oy i par.lsle in the forenuon aud a grand
ball in tic cveniilg. 1851 ss ass938 ID viii
owners 81 copper mines y lthis Territory /,
mar hx interested to know that copper ore
s selling ut Salt Lake City a. toiiows Eff