Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11
Territorial News.

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A Literary and Library Association has
been organized in Deer Lodge. with JUDGE
lKnowlrs President and Mrs. Addison SINH
| Vice-Presnlcnt. Capt. Mills, Hugh Ne ouait]
and Miss Fannie G. Irvine are lie Executive
Committee. The Association starts our viii,
| flattcring prospects.
Butler. the incorrigille. made another
attr,npt to shake off the guardianship Of the
Warden last week I y digging lis way
through tie hot AR fine. Failing to ret !. up
| the flue, be now sports i beautiful pair Of
bracelets, with anklets to match.
The Pioreer and keystone tlitehes are Il
running orderan miners are prepared to 90 ia
work at once. Plenty Of men are rvins i,
Deer Lodge to supply the demand for labor.
Miners IN Deer Lodge county have .hout
completed preparations for the Summer cam
paign, and will soon be filling their purses
with 8 diist.''
Deer Lodgers who have been Is doing, the
States during the winter are returning in
large numbers to their old stamping ground
The surface dirt. which will paw hand.
somely, Is to be washed from the GaDle mine
at Phillipsburg, to enable the owners to work
the lo''e alta greater depth without The ex-
pense of new machinery.
It is reported that Cole Saunders has sold
the Speckled Trout lead, at Phillipsburg. to
New York company.
E1k Cranl, a,,.1 a.. ts..t !. s.
pay better this scissor than ever before. The
81 ow is five feet deep in the mountains. and
ye honest miner = somewhat deeper than
that IN speculation as to the probable size OF
his pile y next fall.
The Court Calendar for the ensuing term
at Deer Lodge is very light and term viii be
enlmportant unless something turns ND to
give the lawyers show.
The new National Ba K at Missoula ex-
poets to have its currency and commences
operations by the 10th of May. Mr.. Ferd.
hennett, the cashier, has gone to Missoula to
attend to the business.
W. T. Armstrong, one of the old-timers of
the Capital, has gone East to purchase ms
summer stock OF goods.
The Montanian says that ounce fliooipss
nave been struck near Sheridan, Mill Creek.
A $40 nugger was picked up on Monday.
The discovery is bar diggings. and easily
worked.
An amateur dramatic entertainment is
promised by the ladies' and gentlemen of vir-
gina in about two weeks. None know better
than they how to manage such affairs, and
the performance. win doubtless be sensible
relief to our legislators from the tedium of
codfying and subsidizlng.
EpiZoo has male its appearance in reality
70 Deer I.od GO, and now when Damon takes
his Chloe out for buggy ride, he has to sab |
stilute for his spanking chargers yoke
1t Texan Steers;
Several cases Of smallpox are said to have
oeen imported to Deer Lodge among the
'ecent arrivals by stage. The parties affect /
ID, however. declare that it is only measles. |
Precaution should be taken to prevent its
'preadng shouldn't be smallpox. which is |
more than likely, rs several places on the |
cad south are infected with the pestilenee.
Bitter Root BOYS are going to miEc in Deer
lodge camps this summer.
The Missoilian says that Superintendent
Wright has ordered Indian loafers about |
own 10 be removed to the .Jocko reservation. I
The District Assessors of Missoula county I
ave agreed upon scale of prices for the as
essmcnt Of cattle. Cows are to be assessed |
s25 per head, and other stock in proportion.
A full blooded Indian girl at ST. Ignatius'
Mission can wtiteas well as any white. girl
II her age In Montana for money. marbles or
nocassins.
A company Of mirers have started from
'icinity OF Flatliead Lake.