Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-23
the AVANT COURIER.
MONTANA NOTES.

The owners Of Carbon thu celt
brat.L running stallion, have purchase
rancho near Helena, where they will keel
him.
The machinery and apparatus for tn
Assay Office have arriv' d a. Helm
A little daughter Of Mrs. Scott. q
Helena. while -" h'r way TO school Wal
seriously injured by the kick If y horse.
s. veral cases Of dip'h-r'a are said Il
have appeared in Heie' q i mild form
-howev. r.
The residence of Mr. }. Fosse,s. If Ben
ton. was destroyed by fire last week.
Ms]or Wal-h. Of The n. w. MOUNTED.
Police, is searching for win,. r'a'I rom
Fort Walsh to Benton.
Al the late ELECTION ihr p. op'e of Cho-
teau couc,y d. cided not 10 issue bonds I,
build = new couri house.
The lection in Beaverhes.i count. r.
suited in tn def at If tn, D,'m"ciatn
county ticket. LGral CAUSES caused 1t
For the size of thr town B.Dnaok h !.
shipp,d larger amount If gold dus this
year than any other pl ,ce in hr Terrier,
Phil 6l,enOn and VIM. X. e hnv.. bDugn
and shipp.d an unusually 'arge "m'"" 5
of the pr. ciOus INITIAL.
The prospect is that u Large quantitv ri
,ounrtz will be taken out If III mi'ts p
Bann.ck during the 'appr'mchil & VIII Z.
The am"unt If g.'l gu r,z ,hn will Il
mined and ready for crushing by mex
spring will b, a. large ~ usual.
The quartz mines ON Pony sre all lo'k
ing we'll, and everybody is in good sIirI's
Carr, & O'Brien have opened their store
At Pony.
The virg,ni, City Guards keep up their
We ky drill.
Most Of the mines ut 1rapprr will
worked th- com.Rg winter BY full t'.rce
of hands. The ore raised vii be-or
large per cent. Of 't-shipping ore. More
men will b. employed a. Trarper this
winter thnn last, and he yield Of ore ill
bc greater.
A grand musical festival will be given
at Virginia City a. q" early day.
II. Fl. Manning h"s leas. the Cent-n
NAL mill, al Butte, ami ~ h- WIS sacc s..
full Is Superintendent, now that he has
full control, even bett r suits are looked
for. -4
The boiler. engine and o'hef machinery
for Davie' quartz mill have arrived at
Butte.
There are three companies in Maybe
gnlch, Meas her county, taking out good
pay.
Choice mutton sheep are worth $3.50 a.
City.
Cng Hah, xrr~s'ed I'D ch.rged with
being tho murderer Of Hing Lee. was dis
char ed. there being no evidence warrant
ing his detention.
Mr.. Felix Poznainsky, prir cipal owner
~ the Mountain lode at Butte. who has
Been in Utah for some weeks examining
tors returned few days ago.
He will erect concentrating w'rks IN
Town guich, and has purchased 10
lorse power engine for that purpose.
Dick nickenson won the shooting
match at Deer Lodge. K
T.W. Harris. IF Bitter Root, raised
800 BUSH Is # wheat which was consid-
red the champion crop Of that SECTION.
Tn. + rae Vt D er Lodge was cnn
ested by Philips and Thompson. and was
roo by the former BY 6 or feet. Another =
ace Was made between the same parties
nd run for $500 side. snd this WIS won
y Thompson. \ rae is to come off :
etween Philips and George Adams, so p
tops, for $500, on Nov n'b"r oath. d
The folks living in Bitter Root Valley o
re aeitatine the subject of wagon road c
rom that 9 t l. menf t" Big Hale, which
'0u!d give them access to Rannack anil q
se ia mon River country. A good move.
y it would give the rm rs = market
md ,On~ Of the best in the Territory for )
,e'r surplus grain ard other produces of 4
le farm. =
Henry Van Wagner, the mining ex-
.rt, "a, there is no danger of the leafs u
Butte givi 6 out below tn. water line, I"
It the character + tn orr may change. =.
What should We do without q woman ? ~
. question Away asked. There On
puId Mt be anything due. Our bill.
,1ld III I've aid up aqnare. II
1t lecturer q"' e. l.at'u phrase he "a
"a E0xaR 3UDi.sn shA lnrol n1;t.., |