Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-07
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

! tfCni tie LUIS banaTlian 70 Il inst ]
The clip Of wool from The locks o
!, Upper Smith River valley amounts l.
about seventy thousand pounds.
The grasshcpners rose up in large mum
iers hea. Canton last TLarsttsg and blew
IeNay, taking westward direction.
/ Pashnry s Stephens flock Of / $50 ~.
have $50 lambs. This ls pretty coed con
Istderlag the severity of Tire elorn,s th;:
srssoa. With tie attention they heyt
received he yield coald r.t fail to be
much iarsef il, ordinary seasons
Last vee'a, as FL. LaConpt vas pip
ing On Lloyd s Payn's claim, Bouide,
Tar, Ia p.p"..got to buckflg aud thew
h'n up agalrs, lie hoHide,s, knock D..
Ihtn' almost g nse'css. and then attempted
to GRos,r hin, /. shouting wa1s- INTO III,
E.ce. he would have suffered severely
ha1 not sonie Of the ether work,nen dis
c;Ftrea HIM and came 10 bis assistance,
f;ftn,., - r-.to ss.s.ss. es.u.}
4 Change in the ,!nls oe rr,,inr b..
tween Ryau' 5 and Der Ieslse was made
% ia'. e. y 5. coaches. oom,n-ne,ne onE
sunday last. L sLor,ens up the tim,i
Just ont. halt, making DAVIS difference
and ADDS Sunday tail to the service.
Tins result was brought about by Mr.
Goroin, who passed down The road on
that day.
q ful' supply Of water still enables tbnf
placer miners TO continue ,eo,, ri. hit ana
lay upon the claims below town and
heaVy return from this years work are
expected by all engaged in this branch
y mining. It in the Other camps rhrc,,oh-
'nt The Territory IS muc,, s,,ccoss 1.s
peen met with as in this one. there vii, no
10 scarcity of gold st the end Of. II. sen
Cn.
On Davis arastra they have commercial,
llnai@ amazing the rock crushed, but as j,
'as or an extremely low grade ore in.
s''aei simply TO ill Up in.ers.ices and
est me working power OF the machinery
'nd not much In the shape of bullion ;sI!
expected from this run. Ehe ore securea|
y hir. Davis which is now being crush
q Is medium grade, and will prohab,v
ysrage 500 20 the ton,
A the Parrot rhine 20 dirinrtion IN
ne quantity Of ore daily raised is nercen-
'bie. a force is still a. work and ,bel
naiity OF the ere Is excellent. The las,
y sackea-orer forty tons-sspap,ea 5aI
tr cent, copper. There is large a,ooun.l
ow on hand 81 the nine, The nnmero,s
aip'uents apparently making no diff,r- :
zee ~ the looks Of tbs several bins !.
curteen tors were taken away to-aev ,,,r
market at Baltimore,
The progress made on Dina conca,
at'ng works has heen greatly retaraeal
III work has gone forwad o.i,e e,o,,I
wing to unavoidable circumstances ,,, =
is expected that before smother VOL, Z
e dressing ct ores vii have an c,,n
enctd. There is i.ou on the dnnons al
e various mines large CHARITIES of oreI
erhs'n2 20 per cent. copper, which will
We the DIN works suffcien, TO do to,
g bhiance OF The season. without takinol
" additional from the mines.
From the Rentoa Rec I'd June 10th !
The steamer Key West arrived ON tho
fh,
The steamer Mead arrived Tpesa.,I
ght.
4 Sun River corr sponsent informs ns
at nn the 9th ins... Mr.. D,c Fields. the
sll-known frei-hler, while at,e.nn,
yoke pair Of wild steers had his arm
dsy broken. The surgeon of Fort Shaw
the arm, ba. pronounced 1t a bad case
the bones are fpl ntered as well as
oxen.
!, G. Baker i Co, have received official
tfication that they ave been granted +
Emission to establish new bonded lineI
m Chicago. Duluth and st. Louis. via
smarck aud Benton, to Forts Mcleod
] Walsh aud return by the same route q
from the New Norrhwes,, aoth !
The Fstional Bank Of Helene has al
ldy shipped ovsr 400 IONS IT ore froml
tie this year. =
Il. Charles G, Rir;lseye. Postmaster I
Rlacksoot has resigned.
Another battery of f7e stamps is nowl
in r. YAtrf 4i,n