Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-15

FROM NoRwEa1ANoULUH
C.ius Ligstius, how2-SaAKsrEAKE.
Another mooth has eoeAs and Eous !
and before the moon shall have passeof
around the circle, We, Of the /
BozEeAn MINING Dls1RIcTs
win. doubtless, be with yoa
Al I Anticipated. Ne have hsd ourI
:. checks and disasters. 1t seems 20 pei
natural to let desire rus away with hope'|
to cover at disappointment. to shirk RI
spousibility. and cast the burden o. re-
pros.:h, consequent upon our own m,s.
calculalons upon Others shoulders. On \
how rare il that true nobility Of charac-
Ter. which buoys its possrssor up akaioft
d;scourseements, and proOptA him to|
meet With Q emile and word Of CHER.
those whose we'll meaning. incompetent
management hes lead to disaster.
may Is well state. In the outset. tnst|
tho Bczemsn Mining Company. hss failed
lin two attempts to mine upon the bar;
but, allow me to add, lend ! believe am
sustained By every member Of the Conn
papy now here that the result o. these
experiments does not condemn the mines.
but might have bees expected from men
wholly inexperienced IL the kind OF min
ling required here. The Company has,
doubtless, wisely concluded to postpone
further experiments until its membere
hsye learned t" mine ct their own ex
pense. Our only venture OF the kind.
now prosecuted IL the draia for prospect
ling Norwegian Canyon. This Is being
pushed forward BY Charley Dorr, our
friend Sillimsn and "Uucle Sam" Myers,
with much energy.
and With some contemplated ,mprov-
|ments will, undoubtedly, pay we'll an
other year. 1t IL now furnishing water
to the following mining parties: Messrs.
Morelsnd & Walters, Dtmock & Alexan-
der, Fletcher L Hanson, Perkins &
Stone, Ramsey, Nichols l. Rouse. and
our own work IN the Canyon It rs graf
Tying to be able to add that all Of the
mines above named are paying very
well.
I would let this statement suffice for
Norwegian, were it not for . communi.
cation of the young Man" Of tho Madi-
sonisn. published in that paper u the
End inst. beratine the mines of this "a.
Icinity. He s'received tho Impression
tina: not much money was being tsken
out,'' which does not agree with my
statement that the miues ''are paying. /"
l will therefore, add the following figures
which were furnished me by the parties
themselves, a. the result OF their opera
TORS: Moreland & Walters, about VA
ges, 81 pr day; Dimock s. Alexander.
from s. so to IS 90 par day; Fletcher &
Hanson, IS 90 per day; Jacob Housed,
Sc 90 per day; Woodruff s. Cook. from
|S3 80 to 81 90 per day. Messrs. Perkins
& Stone have not made . '.clcan up
out Messrs. Ramsey, Nichols & Rou-t
after making three successive failures
made five runs which yielded, abovs
water money. - %. S. %. 81 Is, Is 80
and q -, to the mas. per day. respect
lively.
! This Is thoreht BY US. Of Norwegian
20 be very fair showing. Unfortunate
4 y the season is % tar gone that we can
not expect to nine but little longer. Tn,
storms ofAutumn have not chilled tn,
air, nor hung their white coat upon tn
mou tains; but day after day the sun i
nearing the Rockies, and the crisp leave
of my little aspen grove are chanting tn
vesper hymn Of tho season. Happily
dear old Gallstin has yielded 40 abun
ldant harvest. and with outstretehed arm
rlinvities us to the enjoyment OF her peac
ltsuu pIeuty, snu BUOu We Will gIs0I!
lgather about her warm dres, and Join il
!, her merry makings.
II Mr.. uinze has been packing out quart
rlfrom
2 forosi MINING DISTRICT,
(which he h ID pre- viOusly engaged to par
lies in Helena, At $500 per ton. Messrs
How and Hughes have also been packin,
Iout quartz, claimed to be very valuable
. which, Is to be worked, understand. 4
! Browns gulch. hear that Mr.. Hinz
J has sold a. interest in his lead to partie
!. ia Virginia City. who are to prodeed. 4
tlonce. with the work Of development
There % certainly nothing in this part Of It.
D Territory, OF lairer promise THAI the sill
, YER quartz Of this district
I THE oALLATIN MINING DISTRICT.
! lis the name Of new camp at the head
) waters Of Meadow creek. A number q
pleads have been discovered, thought {
b be rich In silver. Judge Annis and A
! Nichols ars the prir cipal ownsrr. Sew
sIeral parties recently returned from this dia
1 Itrict tell Of seven beautiful lakes. I'll
i |largest, about two aud . half miles /
3 circumference. contains trout over tw
. feet In length. The water Is a. clear 4
: |crystal, and very deep, and great mum
> hers Of the fnny tribe are constantly ,
. % seen. The surrounding scenery g d
4 lscribed - grand. But mouutaineers u
Iapt to be charmed with 1Aotans eceuer,
lot this season Of the year.
D hear that the work Of vdeelopment
D to b vigorously prosecuted in
d MINERAL HILL DJsTRICT.
J, during the coming winter. The MED,
b strawberry" and .'Boas Tweed'' u
# to yield up their treaures.
Considerable quartz has been taken o,
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