Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-28
Montanian, NOVEMBER 10:

Ai0ntHntGns NoUGnS0CF NU*
Mr.. A. Williams. near the mouth Of Alder
culch, Informs vs. that his crop o. wheat
turned ont 40 bushels to the acre, All the best
quality. lie sewed 2, 100 pounds and ihresned
out so 600 pounds. How is that for cnuil-
try that il worthless
MR.. W. Hyde, in from Sterling Saturday,
told us that he realized ono hundred anu
thrty-seyen dollars and hall yoke Ior
most ot the cattle that he drove TO Nevada
last spring. His sons are now at Eureka ne
vada, butchering those LETT, and selling ~
tile carcass at ten and twelve cents per ponhu.
Mr.. H. intends next season TO drive sevcrai
hundred head to tile r..iiroad and ship. lie
says it will pay well to drive, and will pay
better to ship.
Quite an extensive revival, under Revs.
Asbury Riggi,i and VIM. Wesley Van Ors-
dell, OF the NJ, e. Church. has been had for
several weeks at Fish Greek. At Its close
quite society was organized. Thirty uni
ted with the church twenty-four were bap-
tizei-cight by immersion in the Jefferson
riyer-consiifuting the frat ceremony OF this
kind, probably, in the Jefferson. The meet
incs were held about three weeks. day and
night. donation of SIS was presented to
the pastors by the people. We should Ike
to see such meetings meet with similar sue
cess In all the settlements and camps in our
Territory.
We acknowledge ycr pleasant call from
Mr.. Loyeless, OF Bannack. and Mr. johnson.
of Bcayerllead Valley, on Tuettlay. Mr. L.
says Mr.. Slieenan has commenced work on
old No. q, Dakota; has gooti body Of ore,
and will have out good pile OF rich ore bv
spring to keep his mill running next SUMMER.
Mr.. Carhart il working No. Z, same i dye.
with good prospects. Considerable quartz
mining is going on in the district. The
ment. 4 large amount OF ore has been ship
ped from this district the past season, AMI
one or two more shipments will probably be
made yet this fall. Wash Stapleton Is work
ing the New Departure, which has fine vein
of very rich ore, The last shipment TO Cali
fofnia Melted him $3.50 per ton. Mr.. Love-
less intends working quartz in the Blue
Wing district this winter. The mills and
placer mines around Bannack will not do
much this winter. but big things are looked
for in quartz.
The Thomas & Co. Mill, Hot SprinE Dis
trict. started up last week and runs, we are
informed, elegantly. We knew it would,
though, for Olds never makes balk with
any of his work. Before he lays out piece
of work he knows just exactly what it Is go
ing to do. George Hurst. III from the mill,
says there are more men working In upper
and lower Hor Spring District than have
been for years. The hedges are looking well,
and the miners have more faith in the quartz
than they ever had. Hot SrrIng Is coming
out; she Las got the. niaterialat last TO bring
her out Towns, Mallory. Thomas, Odds.
Alexander, Bates, Hurst, and dozen others
have put their shoulders TO the wheel.
Lovn's Red Bluff still produces every week
the regular ten or twelve tons Of hundred
lollar ore. Mr. Lown has beer " orking his
ore all summer, and now has about 200 tons
on he dump and plenty Of the Same kini OF
rock in the. Mr.. Z. has ben in this city
during the week on business.