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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

On the first OF December, 1872, there were
1872 horses, valued at $164OsO, being the
heaviest return of this class.
Whilst every county in 1872 showed de-
cline in the total value Of taxable property.
Gallatin showed All increase. The same re-
turns exhibited an increase of the voting
population of this county, the balance OF the
counties showing falling off. The vote at
the recent election was S53-atlowmg tor
those who did not attend the polls, the total
vote OF the county may be safely estimated to
be 900-coanilig three persons for every vo-
ter, it makes our population 2,7O0. In 1870
the census found l 800 inhabitants in Gallatin
county-increase OF population in three years,
900.
These facts are very encouraging, and
shows gratifying state of affairs. The ac-
QUESTION of the Crow reservation on the rel-
lowstone opens up some six millions OF acres
of the best description of farming lands, and
it is believed that region also abounds IN rlcil
minerals. The settlement of that section will
be speedy, and add much to the population
and wealth of the county. So soon Ms the
Northern Pacific RAILROAD reaches the Yellow
stone Crossing settlements will begin in that
vicinity and be continued all along the line of
that road up the river, and the settlements
from the West will be met by the tide OF emf
grafton from the East, and the Yellowstone
valley will soon be peoped along its entire
length i'm a very short period of time. The
Northern Pacific Company are using every
effort and irducement with emigrants to set
lie upon their lands, and are securing whole
| colonies. That Company will DO more to nli
Montana with people than all other means
| now employed for that purpose. In view OF
brilliant for Montana and especially for tins
section. The present dullness in business
will soon give way. and the era OF GOOD times
be inaugurated next spring.
/ These opinions are candidly e, tortained,
and are not written to mislead. We feel the
fullest confidence in all we write on the Gucs-
ton of the growth and early prosperity Of
Montana, and believe its realization is just al
hand. Faith and courage is all that Is neces'
sary in the preseLt condition, and the mar
who thinks he can improve his condition by
leaving Montana at this time, will find him
self very greatly mistaken. Dizziness Pervade'
all branches of business in all parts OF tn
conntry-thc cry of hard times is heard iron
every quarter. Montana has an abundance
of bread AMI meat at low fgures-cafttle al
over the rich valleys; in fact is better OH II
that respect than almost any other lerrltofs
, No great harm can come to US II we shoul
deprive ourselves temporarily OF few lux
uries. This condition Of affairs can only la
tor short period-better times are in the III
mediate pros eet. With SO much to encoul
age us in the certainty of having great cor
tinental railway built at an early day throng
orr entne borders. by which splendid ou
= let and market will be provided for all OF ou
: productions. we cannot conceive 1t posslD
= for any of our people to give way to despol
drncy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05
ozEMAN MONTANA TERRITORY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

! advent into our midst with demonstrations oi
Joy, and have full faith that the traffic be-
tween themselves and the Northern Pacific
will be mjtually advantageous and sati.iae-
tory In rates eso.transportation. Q. They are not
In a hurry for another railread.'' The Mon
tanian perhaps might receive some benefit,
great or small, III taxing the people sixty
thousand dollars year to pay tbs interest
Tor thirty years. and then the principal. on
two millions Of bonds. but the ever-taxed
tax payers OF the Territory, would never de-
rive any benefit from narrew qua ge railroad.
commensurate with the outlay OF three mll-
lion and eight hundred dollars, when broad
sguagc spanning the continent will pasa
through the whole length of her borders.
furnishing abundant faciitie. for export ng
and importing five times the amount OF all of
the productions required or demanded by her
business. The people of Montana are OPP
posed to any railroad at the present time for
which they are 10 be taxed. They have the
assurance of The speedy completion OF the
Northern Pacific and see in that enterprise a
panacea for full relief from their isolation.
4 Ldt IOAu ~ W UC UuIll ~ uss WILtlUub Gust
ing centin bonds or taxation. 1t Is nothing
but just that it should receive all of our
freights and business. and our people are too
just to engage in any scheme bY which oppo-
sition to their favorite is to be built up, and
thereby cut down their just reward for the
Inauguration and completion of SO magnifi-
cent an undertaking. The suggestion Of san-
other road'' to antagonize the Northern Pa
cific before it gets into the Territory. may be
satisfactory to the limited comprehension OF
the Montanian, but the high-toned, generous
hearted citizens of Montana scorn all such
appeals as unworthy OF a people who enter
tain enlarged views OF justice and reciprocity.
Much a. ve have admired the Montanian, we
are constrained to characterize its idea of "ail-
other railroad as the emanation OF per-
verted judgment, Or maintained to promote
the schem"s of ring, which is aiming TO rob
the tax payers II Montana of millions Of dol
lars, under the pretext Of building railroad,
the aforesaid ring not having money enough
of their own to build plank road from Yir-
ginia City to Stinkingwater valley.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05
ssANOTHER RAILROAD -

On the 2Ist OF August the Montanaln had
most excellent article on the news that tie
Northern Pacific Railroad was contracting 70
build 2O5 miles more of their ROAD west Vi
Bismarck. We read that article with real
nloasure and satisfaction. 1t was manly anu
lust. and did credit to the author. IL cheefeu
its readers III this section, and no doubt gave
infinite pleasure to all well wlshers 70 ths
nrosuerlry of Montana. 1t evinced friend
shin to the Northern Pacific; was calculated
70 induce that Company to believe that the
neople OF the Territory had full confidence
II their efforts to build the road to Montana
a. onee and tha. when it reached the central
norton. that it would receive large patronage
in the way of ireighIs and passengers Ior .hs
bn;ld;no Of such great railway for our con
von;ence. affording an outlet fer ourselves
.nd our productions, deserved all we couie
do for it. r4o;o,
On the 2sth of August the Montan'a'
comes ont for ssanother railroad 70 oppos'
tho Northern Pacific, and to "hold IL levei
ali t;mes ), and says railroads are all ropper
and the Northern Pacific viii not prooapi.
ha an exception, and when it Is finished 2
Montana and commands our traffic We ma
expeet it to extorr from and rob us Wi'e'l y !
4 rortunity OFFERS The Northern fac'nc W.
consider this decidedly cool, and very ai'
contracting coming from a leading paper pu'
Ehshef At tl,e capital. We are really mor'i'ie
when such diatribes appear in respectaol
paper. for they cvince disregard o. Jus.lc
and honesty Such articles nave NJ o'l''
purpose than to assist ring tha' seem W uele
mined to fasten the citizens u n,"''""a -,
heavy Territorial Indebtedness. Inc con
80. u III, Northern Pacific will be gre
, .,,;,, r 'tor This Territory-one Of the create
! h,assinos st,e can desire to promote her FRO
! ,,eri,v. Our people do not look upon .
Z con,n,etion of this road as thing to-
! dreadyd-,hey see no monster ready to %
! l,le Is up,,-sheyindulge IN no apprehens.o1 z
. !. - extor,ion. and viii hail thai road anu
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Reaume Of the YYnrk AccoEz

Reaanne Of the Mnrk AcceE-
ITrom the Brainersd Tribune.1
In little more than twenty-four mouths OF
working time. the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company hes accomplished the following re-
sults /:
/. It has built and opeued to business
more than 500 miles of its line OF road, be-
sides an additional section OF one hundred
miles mt under contract and now being con-
structed.
q. II has completed the entire Eastern
Division OF its road, uniting the commerce
OF the Lakes with the navigation OF the Cp-
per Missouri, and and has formed favorable
CONNECTIONS with lines Of steamers eastward
from Duluth to Buffalo, Erie and Cleveland,
and westward from Bismarck (where the
road strikes the Missouri), to Fort Beuton IN
Western NJ ontana, thus opening new ana
direct east and west route OF travel ana
transportation 2, 500 miles in length by lake,
rail and river. between the Atlantic States
and the new Northwest.
3. 1t has secured-by reason OF the snort
ness and directness O! its line-the trade OF
| the Northwest. the transportation OF Army
and Indian suppl les. -.
4. 1t has earned title tc nearly ten million
acres of lands granted by the government &c
! aid i'm the construction of the road, and these
consist mainly OF good prairie, farn ant Az
grazing lands In central MINNESOTA auu La
kota, and valuable timber lands about Puge
Sound.
/ 5. 1t has fully organized its Land ant
Emigration Department., and successfully
i begun the work OF selling and setting III
! lard grant. 1t has realized from lands thu
far sold an average price OF nearly SIX doiiar
1per acre. and from the proceeds has alreau.
begun the purchase ard cancellation OF lt
1 7-35 first mortgage bonds,
/ 6. l. has opened to the laidlcss citizens 9
this and ether countries, and to the market
of the world, 100000 squara miles OF tn
grain belt OF the cantinent, from which th
bulk of the wheat exports OF the Unite
States must, ere long, be drawn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

that few would have been willing to attempt.
Dr. Hunter received us cordially and imme-
diateIy ordered substantial meal for Us
which was devoured ravinorsly, and during
our stay of two nights and a day, over
whelmed us with his generous hospitality.
or which will remember him with graft
tude ani respect. White at his place we took
seyersl baths In the neat and commodious
bath house erected Lear his White Sulphur
Springs and derived great benefit from them
in our exhausted cosdition. was surprised
that-bcing SO nesr at hand--they are not FREE
quented more by the peopls OF the towns
about. when thsy are certainly such reju-
venator of the srstem.
Before closing, allow me to state that had
1t not beeu for the knowledge OF the country
displayed by hr. Vernon, his perseverance
and sagaciry, our little expedition wo uld in
all probability have been failure.
Begging pardon for taking SO much of your
time, am Yours, dc.,
Fl DASHfEII.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

press. ! hese assaults on the personal repl-
tatron of public men ought to cease, ii de-
grades US in tile eyes of foreign nations. and
this Wholesale setraction on the part of the
New Yars and Chicago press springs from
a desire to be .elsatiAEsl, pandering to a
yitistcd rnbic taste, assnng certain classes,
that relish gar atlecks on character ard
read them with more sstiesactlon, thAn ac-
counts Of the good actions Of oui statesmen.
The tilar nili come when this will Ne cured
already crusade il keitg made against
lcent.oas publications aud obaceps literature.
After awhile. the public will seorn the ssn-
sationsl, and only patroize jourEals which
deal Justly and truly by friend AID foe in the
public councils. x.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

THE PnopLE's NATIONAL BANK Of Helena
has received another instalment Of $I6,6oO OF
their issue from the Treasury Department, In
denominations Of tens and twenties. the
bills will be speedily signed by the President,
Geo. w. Fox, and the Cashier. q. y. Lyster,
and placed in circulation. This institution is
fast becoming tie leading bank Of the Terri
tory. Its officers are gentlemen OF superior
financial ability, aud their upright and liberal
dealing has secured the fullest CONFIDENCE Of
its customers. They are paying cash for ores
shipment thereby aiding the mining interests
of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Independent, august so:
i About ST. 600 has been subscribed for the
Presbyterian Church at Deer Lodge. A.
soon as the amount reaches $4,000 the con-
tract tor the building will be let.
Miners in Saur Krout, near Lincoln, are
doing well-and in Lincoln miners are aver
ageing good wages. Some fifty men are ID
camp.
Messrs. William Urquhart & Co.. of the
Rock Creek mines, found nugget in their
diepinps. a short time ago. worth Sl5O; also,
picked up $44 chunk in the tail box OF inc
flume, Ii is common occurrence ior then
to pick up nuggets on the bedrock worm
frcm 81 to $40.
4 company has been formed in Lincoln for
the purpose OF prospecting the east SIDE oI
the guIch. where it is believed the main chan-
mel is located. Work will be commenced CONNIE s
early this fall.
Farmers are about through cutting hay IN
Nevada Valley, and the graiu crop IS good
| Ora. shoppers have not done any damage te
cro,s of any kind. and did not make their ap'
/ nearance till about one week ago.
The Iradewaler Bar Co. cleaned up $Ioo
1 Manning. s. Co., $1,50o; Broddus Y 20.
! 5000: aud several other companies made
good clean ups last week. Mining prespec1
| were never better, and we have been assures
1 that next years yield will exceed that o. I'M
year. ys 5sa ss'
i Mrs. Ghas. s. Warren expects to go Eas
on Tuesdays coach, intending TO VISIT iriel'''
i in Minnesota, New York and Maine ofioi
i her return.
!, Missos,zsar, Augast 20: s
Mrs. w. HI. ii. dickinson. of this place, 9
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05
NAVIGATION OF THE YELLowsToNE

We have seen private letter from Mr..
Coffin since his return to New I 1ork, in which
he says that on the 18th of this month a
light steamboat will be put in the Yellow
stone for the purpose of proc ceeding up the
river to test how high up navigation is prac-
practicable. full and accurate test will be
made. In addition to this, we find in the
Bismarck Tribune report of an interview
with Professor Phelps, whe accompanied the
surveying party, in which he stated the fol-
lowing facts in regard to the navigation OF
OF the Yellowstone River:
AN IMPORTANT FACT.
Another fact established by the sur vey is
that the navigation Of the Yellowstone is
better than that of the Missouri. This is of
especial Importance to the people OF Mon
tana, and the wonder is that the enterprising
people have not before this looked for an
outlet in that direction. The stream has
rapid current, nearly six miles an hour.
which operates to keep the channel clear OF
sand bars and other distractions. Itis dotted
with numerous islands covered with a rank
growth of cottonwood, as are also the bot
tom lands on its borders. The engineers are
to survey its channel 150 miles above the
Powder River, to which distance it is be-
lreved to be navigable, a total distance OF 500
miles
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

HON. S. ). Cox has been nomina.ed 70 M
the vacancy caused by tbe death OF hon. Jas.
Brooks. i'm the District formerly represented
bv the deceased in Congress from the city OF
New York. Sam. Cox is antcessity IN the the
House of Representatives, in order 70 secure
a variety. He is humorous. witty ana Dr'i- m
liant. and when matters become almost uii'
endurab in that body on account OF the
monotony in its proceedings, Cox comes =
the fore in. one of his spirited and amusing
sneeehes reyiying the spirits of the champel
Coz never originated measure during IN
term of ten years in Congress, never nas.is
heen known to be still five minutes IN ms ne
He ;s the butterfly of the House, with radiail
.-,;,,os haaming i'm the sssunset."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05
GALLATIN COUNTY.

In order to give our readers an idea of this
cotinty, we have grouped together a few facts.
According to the Auditors Report made to
Governor Potts on the lst OF December, 1874,
1866 acres Of land We're listed in Gallatin
with the Assessors. valued at $247. 1902, being
the largest number of acres returned by any
county in tie Territory. We give the table
as published in the Auditors Report:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

The Denver Times says there are fhahy
people in Denver whs are hard up-xorkmea
who were induced to 90 there BY aover1lso
menn and favorable letters, expecting 70
and plenty 81 work. The fact ., Colorado
has been greatly over rated, and re-actioh
/. taking place. The deluced are discovering
that they have beeh duped-outrageousiy
duped, by unscrupulous land sharks ana ana ste"
eulefnrS -t
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

FRANCE will pay The last instaiiment ol ''le
war Indemnity to Germany on the iAh ., .,
.ootober wen done for France. y wou'o
no het,er, for the tranquility and prosperity o.
that nation it she owed Germany 1lo'e ~
IDENTITIES, as greater internal peace has 1.,I :
cd there in the last two years than hereeoiofe'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

How Minister Washburn came to De caileu
..sir Elihu', in the Paris papers is explained.
A reporter heard Mr. w. in conversauoA '!
,,;th Kentuckian who, Sir, was telling niFn.
Sir. that this country, Sir, isn't ht sir, 20
com mare with the blue grass region, Sir, ana
You haven't, Sir, got glass O Dou1Don.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-05

4 pegress, speaking Of one OF her children
vho ~. lighter colorei than the rest. said,
II nebber could bear dat brat, cause he show
dirt 50 easy
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