Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-15

SANDS Bros, of Helena, are in receibt of
zoo Packages OF new goods and 100 rolls OF
choice carpets. This tirhit are liberal dettlers
and extensive advertisers, and we'll deserve
good patronage. 4!9 ~ ,alIa faao fie1a
! ttst IA u, E1n
Il dnsml at the head or MARSHALL q SUIT
tons Trout creek ditch was broken by the
food, but they are getting a sufficient head
of water from a side gdlch to supply An
dreWs II, AIaXwell,, ON GrueH's bar sol 2 ~
JOHN H11pEBRANp, writes. from the
Black Hills to his friends at Radersburg,
that he has purchased ground in Deadwopd
ggulfch. We undeeFFsst2apd he paid ss77i5QQ, for 1l550
feet. Some ofthe claims in that gplch are,
reported to be paying $50 per day To- tbs,
man.or LA III ., -nt,.. ~. IN
ag Mr.. ., RoBINsoS, who FreaentlNiFetnrnaA
from Oregon, was in towns last week. Nh.
+. has, some valuable diggings oniGruelh
bar Which, fhe nfpposesto work ont this sen
son. ,Hle:is well pleased, with 0regoneand
thinks, Of .goipgthere to, settle, a. .,ai1oozIa,
THt upper drain in Whites gtFhlth is con-
siterably damaged. The water has Hooded
some Of t7ae sfiafts,' and in several places the
drifts have caved,t Bit the extent OF damage
is not yet Known. TITS thodglt The other
drains are safe. oli sii1o'9'f hlih ..5itil illt =
as, i ootg,
Mr.. Gro. LYONS having been driven out
of-his mines~by~t the high watef-tHflae his
attention to anew field of operations and
the first place he stuck his pick into proves
to be a reg,alarii bonasa za.af He" Has a good
head of water aiAtFis making good use 6f IT,
He has taken uplhit' tabat7don'ed claim near
the head Of Joha1Ay'ss sssdiltlHoDo old WaI mo1l
a7GStks RAN that was .sT}a I! =, fye}iHnaaffkaalBBiity early
aid. protected BY water bitches from tt1lpe,
diodIp}ppaeffss has ESs dd Tr'aR tai Ahhhd Is o5u1ppooff danger,
while much of that which WIS <so9waano later
has beetodestrtotyeed. what is to be the fate
of the grain which is 'a5 present being 's6Rn,,
remains. teFbe seai.o1js bsasf'i o13F 2notinEq
THE new drain at Cave gulch, which had
Just reached bedrock and was in fair way
to prove rove of Waite to the owsnner rs,f i Complete
" filed TIP. . The WORK io5ff 81, ,ibypbeeniiinlgsS Il win
cost. abao5adft the same as running 4 new drain,
and cannot 81 caonnippiieettded1 Ii lii h mhutc1l. less than thla
~ aVgxhlaS' I dHlEasS71 IN HHhn f'.'T'sFr11 sSsis ~ ] !
wi WI regret 5gt 6 7IEearn tfat Messrz, K X ii es
land & CO., and Quayle 6 Co., who have dig
giiiflgss fl Upper Oregon ggthllet1h which. they
have Worried for" years with With l Success ssh have
suffered considerable 2Mafnaiaag9e9; 'bb! BY the. recent
hoo5d.. Their drains 3 afas ffA1lleedJ- tuiIp5 and Il their
inlii mines ii 1iesVlelLe1d. 'slho %la q p9ail,p91 efo1i 90 !
~ ssf IL 4AA4At ~lL1-4ooIis Ok II
s,ERE road into Avalanche iguleh is s bad
lN sat as tolbe almost impossible. & Weihave
not learned whether .Basey 81 Co. Succeeded
in saving their drain or not. The last dc
count received, from there was that they had
turned the water in oyer the lower end OF
the drain and were sluiicinqg, M open cut for
the purpose Of keeping tn, the drain al from fill
l nlg H Up MLaItoiat 81.
AT, TI%lhempson's guleha the miners turned
the water out Of their bitches before the
snow. fell and no damage e was adonpe. Smith.
LIriirnvillle 8 Co, who are putting ppg il. q bed
rock f11uume, had 8 part Of the flpnme washed
q,put tl bVt the trei dap mage 5 ss.a slight compared with VT
that of other gulches.. .feag Il
"A REPORT, has reachedllns Through the
Carroll, mall-earlieF to gthf reflect that the
Missouri river is out of its blanks 3at thai
point, and that w. H.. Todd 6 Co.., and
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