Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
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| Messrs. YIN. Rose and j. a. Moss, OF Cable
were IN town'on Tuesday evening. Messrs
Roe. Bell q Kohrs cleaned up s. ,545 Tor a lei
| days run OH tlcI, placer mine.
American Baron Mill Creek in the upper
Deer Lodge valley is being systematically
and energefically worked This summer BY tlls
owners-Me ssrs. II. McMinn. james b. Orr
and liea'y Turner. Tney are running thres
pipes, have "a men employed and nse Loo
inches OF water from the American Bar Ditch
carrying 600 inches and from another carry
! ing 800 inches. The yield has been very sat
isfactory but we have had no definite returns
| The Sunday School Union will give thu
little folks pie ME near Deer Lodge City
on the 18th inst.
| James Morton, 4 Young man aged IS years
resident of Wash, gton Gnlch. met Will
nm accident causing his instant death. Il /.
/ presumed tile horses ran away and that he
was tiicwn from the wagon. Ills neck and
ankle were broken. his hands mashed and
iaceratesi and his teeth crushed in.
A S. bill won $40 out of a Pioneer faro
bank the other day
Main street looked like the transportation
OF an army corps had coualled on 1t last SAT.
uriay. The Creightontr trains detained at BIG
Hole river by high waters, all come in in a
bunch. aud agent Stackpole was dying around
Ike mad. only he was III perfect good lnmor.
ana everse.alv bad .sreigI,. -. -
couldn't rest witllopt taking drink.
I, From the Independent, July 9th:
There are now vgllttium running on the
Rock creek mines aud about twenty-five men
in camp.
The Rock Creek Ditch Company has leased
the Lower Rock Creek Ditch at $4,000 for the
| season.
Manning & Co., OF Yam Hill. cleaned mp
$l.4OO from last weeks run, and Rogers &
Co. 500.
A cloud burst occurred IN the valley. about
| two miles northeast OF town, on MOntlay
lat. No great damage was done. owing to
the level character OF the country.
MT tatIcs 1llcHFlSt. W DUttes last Neek
sold one-iialf interest In 400 feet on Nos. 2
and 8 west IF discovery on the Parrott 10. Z.
to Nelson VOL erton. of Rocker. Tie pice
paid was ST 200.
CARRIBoo MrNEs.--James O'Dotnell Is
working in the head of the guch ana making
from So TO $l2 to the hand. Reese Anderson
g Co.. further down. are making SD to the
hand, end expect to make iron $l3 to so all
tll. sea on.
We learn with pleasure that Mr.. A. Cisler.
Of MIL Creek. Madison county. Is success.
q lily working quartz from, the Lost Lode. Of
that District. His last cleaa-up amounted
to $1,000.
Mr.. Robert Mc,linn. on Monday last pnr'
chased Mr.. P. Goi.len's interest IN the .me !.
can Bar mines. aud l,v this p,irchaseoeeenles
sole proprietor Of the dig ings. e now ilas
three hydraulics ru1niug. and mpioys foi'r-
teen men. From present itpica'tniis he viii
clean mp a large aaount q gold dun ing the |
season.
! WAsulsaToS GeIcn--..ast week james
Ferris and John Mnrtol. working on the Old
Bar, eltanea up ihIrtF ounces from seven
days run. two ucn's work. John Ferris.
&c., 4, tilllei. Is l.!htns -
EiiIy If2 nsr day TO Ia. h md --uprks TWO
hands. Sinner Sc e.. working OF, the lower
end OF the Old Bar. lI;ye large amount ct t
ground hyd; anliced Of and will co,nmenc,.
cleaning up in a few tara. when some line
clean-ps will be made. Bogsy 6 Co.. work.
ing on the lie t-hand Eprk. are making from
$40 To SIS per LAY to he hanl. par.nc,.tai
{ Co.. working OH the mr or the Risht-fiand
Fork. are making good wages. Miners gen
raj y are cit q doing veil or have excellent
prospects. which will lie realized when they
wash up.
Thepeeple Of Helena.elebratetl tile Fourth
ii grand style. We prnsimeit was the largest
that has ev.s occurred III the FER
itory. Chief Justice Wade was the orator
i the day.
Mr. Van Fisk (Juigel,of lie Helena Herald
, now max ny his annual trip through the
Territory in the interet OF t ut excellent
llrral
Pat Moran's Irish GRIP won flie race and
urses at the Deer Losig, races on the Fourth.
Our rustling friend. Thos. j. Farrell. of
'lrsinia City. proposesfo complete Tie load
rom that place to the Eeyser Basin. Tom
ever undertakes a thing Without pitting Il
trough.
Helena hal narrow lscape from another
fire on the 1purth.
Several minor accidems occurred in Hele-
a on the Fourth. n
Book Beer is now the rage in Helena.
Milfgai AID Thomas were required by
Cullen. to give bail for their !,
'peara'lce at the next term OF the District !;
onri OF the United States in the sum of :
l.50O. tor violating the postal lawa, and in !,
fault Y ere remanded to Jail OH Wednes- !
" last.--GGs.tte. !,
The steamer Katy P. Kouetz arrived Mt Ir
anfon on the 5ih at $40 p. M, with Mr.. 1
5. j. Gallup AMI Mrs. Hntclins IN aud son i,
passengers. and 325. tons OF freight. She d
i OH Wednesday. j,