Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01
TERRaTORxA14 NEWS.

inlsa lhe WOOL business. aHe Is sdyertising fol
4 PA. Largely has returned to the Terrific.
!. ry, alter Al absence Of six months in the
I. Hugh MuQuaid, OF Tie independent. 4
d banvassing Madison county IN the interests
-4 of flsat papcr.
Rev. w. j.. Blackwell preached his farewell
s seiiass,ss IN Deer Lodge on Sunday last. lac
goes Hast.
Tie ear.lle Reporter says fail freight
q Tor ~ ,sSstn9 ara 4 IN tnenssag to srrIYs.
Tatef u 4ssrEsia.s d, ti,s rsif;as
but it has been u splendid season for the mi
j ners.
4 The New North West furnishes the follow
ing Items:
There are eighteen families on Silver Bow
creek; two OF the ladies weigh over 500
Since the hanging OF the Chinanan by
HaHey and Mclaughlin, not single China
/ naman will live above Rocier and the gangs
| OF Chinainen that Wers working within sight
OF the hanging mar cannot be Inred to work.
/ Decslse they say the dead man is looking at
i them.
/ The mail rider from Highland to Gs4fneyss
came near drowning q few days ago while
| trying to ford the Jefferson. His horse vas
| uroTned the rider swan ashore end saved
| the mailbag.
| lake about two miles in diameter has
been discovered about thirty. .milesifromRMis-
soula City.
The citizens of Mi issoula are indnlging in
| the iuxurles of nicely headed. cabbasge and
| string beans. This is not so bad for the mid
die OF July.
just as we 90 to press we learn that min-
ing stampede has taken place and that par
ties are rushing to some new mines Just
found on the St,sRegias Borgia River, tosthc
week.-Missoulian
John Perkins, who resides in Meapber
county, in the Missouri valley, is skilfuf
5axidermist, who served a regular appren-s
hceshipsto the business in England, came to
town on Wednesday, bringing with HIM
three cabinets of stuffed birds, which he de-
sires to sell The birds are all OF beautiful
pllmage, and are set up in very life-liko
manner, showing variety of the most beau
tiful OF Montana's feathered tribe.-Gazette.
The Democracy of Lewis and Clarke coun-
ty are making vigorous canvass, and ths
success OF the entire Democratic ticket is be-
yond doubt.
A party of immigrants passed through
Virginia last week, intending to locate in the
Gallatin valley.
It will be remembered that the famoas Le-
gal Tender mine. in the Clancy district. was
bonded, something over a year ago, to GER
tain parties. ior $500,00o. The gentlemen
tailed in effecting the sale OF that valuable
property in the specified time. -nuino ia. dis
apnointEracnt Stations were aban--
doned. The mine is now again bonded In
the sum OF 81 100000 to London capitalists
the necessary papers pertaining thereunto
having been drawn up and signed in Helena
yesterday. In the meantime the owners,
nUvrG RI1II lot
mining operations on the lead uninterrupted
ly.--Heral}.
Prof J. D. White of Manchester, XIV. in
now giving eloeutionary entertainments at
Helena. He will visit Bozeman next week.
! BY the prompt and efficient action Of the.
firemen at Helena that city escaped another
destructive conflagration on Saturday night
last.
Wm. Dunnett. bull-whacker, was run
over by heavy freight wagon in Helena, on
I ffiuay last. the y heels passing over his head
and breast diagonally, and inhictins serious,
II net fatal injuries.
The Cincinnati Times, speaking of Mon
tana. says; "Montana is, by reason OF her
isolated position, heavily freighted In the
contest with other Territories and the fact
that she maintains prosperity, and is con-
stantly increasing in permanent population
and sober industries, points to extraordinary
natural resources.
From tie Missoatsaa, July s5th:
James Woods pack train came in from the
Kootenai mines OH Monday.
Sheriff Marion returned from the Flgthead
Lake country on Monday, and reports excel
lent crops in that region.
A large number of Indians are congrega-
ting in our valley, to be ready for ths berry
harvest,
Messrs. Lomme &c Maillet, of StevensYille,
started paek-train loaded with flour for the
new mines on Salmon River few days ago.
The finest quality of beef now retails in
our market at from two to twelve and a half
cents per pound. Cause: opposition butcher
shops and long may they flourish.
The cayotes are raiding upon the poultry
yards in tbs, r r. Valley. About two weeks
ago they visited the roost of Jas. Sanders and
killed about eighty fowls in one night. Last
week they "stole like thief in the night"
into the chicken house of VIM. Chaff1n and
got away with something over ore hundred.
Missoula County corn is in tassel. Pota-
toes are as large as goose eggs.