Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
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Moatanian. October Is
Billy Walker and Tom King have put up
ii arastra on Ramshorn, and have crushed I
,ew tons Of rock from the Pfohl lode, With I
good results.
The Highland Flume Company deposited I
Mt Ell,ng Bank yesterday for Shipment 2lo
ounces Of gold dust. This. we are informed.
is oily partial clean up. and there is more
coming.
Mr.. j. B Campbell has arrived and taken
charge. of tile signal Office at this Office at
this place. vice Seargcnt Wash. Mr. camp
bell is late Of the Lake City office IN Florida.
igrhere is now more work being done IN HOT
snriug district than has been before tor sew
eral wears, and all the lodges are looking
WE'LL Olds, Thomas and Hurst have their
mill almost ready to start up. and there is an
| abundance of ore out to keep 1t running all
win.er.
Mr.. =. w. Hyde has bought Hall & isdelPs
store at Sterling. and intends putting in
hip stock of goods. Mr.. Isdell will remove
to Upper Willow Creek, and open store at
Harrison. Good luck. Major. Mr.. Hyde has
been in during tile week making large pur-
chases.
Mr.. Fred Hntchins arastraed 30 ounces OF
1 fine \ tort from Is tons OF quartz from the
/ Doc Everett lode at Silver Star, and on Sat
nrelay last deposited it at banker Filings. on
tho same day Mr.. PlatHer passed over the
same counter bright brick OF bullion O. lOo
ounces. from a ton and third Of silver ore
taken from Mr.. D. Emory's lode at Brown s
fG lcl,. .Plat" says he is gong to improve
his works so that he can work more than 4
ton week, and will during the winter put
m 2O-toot oycr-sliot wheel.
i List summer Mr.. w Hyde drove sevf raj
i nndred head of cattle to Nevada for market.
He Informs us hat he will realize about ten
cents per pound for them. and says beef will
sell on foo readily at those figures az ss.ureka
N4.nada i ia,a4s,- la sars the liyelicst on the
drive from Mantalia, and we Judge next year
thousands OF head Of cattle will be driven
/ from Montana tn the western markets.
Mr.. Thomas Conner informs us that we
1 made mistake last week in giving the as
says of Trapper ore. The highest assay
should hay. been $4,000 instead of $500.
Trapper ores are good milling ores and will
not have to be matted and shipped as will be
necessary with Lion Hill ores Reports from
/ the Nillaw Creek mines are more enconrag-
/ ing every day. There is now no doubt bat
| the mines are rich. Many of the lsdes will
pay from $500 to 81 900 per ton, and there is
All abundance OF ore.
Ncar North Vest, Octobeyi18:
Charles 5. Warren, Sheriff. has purchased
House on Court House square. Mrs. t. B.
Voolfolk and family viii, we believe, occupy
the house vacated by Mr. Warren.
Mr. J. G. Wisseli informs us the fishing was
never SO good in Race Track as rov, and
substantiated the statement ON Monday with
string of speckled beauties, for which,
thanks. For our part we prefer catching
fish y ith knife and fork, and on Wisselps
table.
Mr. John w. Eastering left on Tuesday for
San Francisco, having in bond a large amount
OF valuable mining property In this county
for the sale OF which lIs will probably hego-
tale this winter. Although, considerable of
1t is undeveloped, the actual proceeds of the |
developed and producing property he has In
hond were. during this season to October 9th,
S70335.
TIE Building Committee OF the Presbyte-i
rian Church las contracted for the lumber,
and expect in few days to make contract
for the building and have it commenced 1T
once. Mr.. Bowes has submitted an elegant
plan of ii 3Ox50 feet structure which will
probably lie adopted as drafted or in such
modified form as finances require.
GERMAN GULcH ITEMs
Tie German Gnich miners are beginning
to scatter out the general mining season be-
ing about ended, although some of the Chi
nesc Companies will work the most of the
winter. E. w. Moore has gone TO California
AID Joseph Ellerhorstto Germany-to bring
back frau il is stated. His Company (the
California;. sold 1000 feet of ground (pat-
ented) to a Chinese company recently for
$4,000, PAYABLE in yearly installnents.
Moore & McCleerv, at head of gnlch, were
offered $4,000 for 1000 feet, but did not sell.
Among the good average diggings of the
guch Il the Buckeye Company's IL. w.
Beale & Coz ground, worked with the bed
rock flume. They dave been working seven
hands, and averaged, as we are reliably liz
formed, forty-ene ounces per week, the larg-
est rim reached 81 ounces, and the smallest
80 ounces. As they will have 400 feet Of
ground the Buckeye boys can pass their win
Ter IN content.
October is:
The contract for the building Of Sisters
Hospital has been let 70 Frazier q Schmidt,
for 81 200. The building is to be s2x45 Two
stories high. and is to be finished ready for
Ihe plastersrs by December lst.
Mr.. Turner. who has just completed bis
Reduction Works at Clancy. u. y. informs
uS that he Intends at an early day 20 com-
mence the erection of wsrks at Vipond air.
Turner's process has been very successful
i icrey,Ar tried and xa will hail their intro