Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08

Philipsburg is thus noticed by the Mis-
soulian:
The efforts TO SECURE joint stock as
isoriatlon with sufficient capital to com
plete the Merrill mill. have BEN ably
seconded by local capitalists, and now tn,
completion Of the works is considered q
certainty.
The Algonquin mine, owned by tn,
Pardee Company. is developing sp'en
'didly, and the Shark;own Tunnel mine
owned by The same company, shows
several feet of rich ore, sid to be equa
TO Anything in The country.
The Mad.soniau records the sale OF six
town lots, the erection Of ten buildings,
the ,Atra-tine running of two lumber
mills, the starting up of the Mallory mill
on the Strawberry lode ore. the survey
by Mr.. kngh! Of the town site and the
general p"sp, ri,Y and promise Of the
location at Pony.
It also says of Norwegion gulch
'Messrs. Banty & Co., on Norwegion,
are at drpth Of Sc feet on their lode.
with levels from bottoaa to shaft on each
side one OF 80 feet and the other of 60
Will: three foot crevice the entire dis.
lance, which, it is thought, will average
$50 per ton.
The Helena Herald says: Thirteen
81 900 silver bars, product of the Dexter
Mill, were shipped Eas. on Monday last.
G. B. Vaughan has struck a body of
ore in the Peerless jenny that exceeds any
discovery yet made in the mine The
present development is a ''chimney'' of
IRE struck in the tunnel on the vein. The
class of ore is known as '''Fawlctts,' and
assays very high. It is claimed there is
$50, 600 in sight.
Cheering news comes from the Montana
Cos concentrating works at Jefferson
:ity. They are successfully working, and
III hands at Jefferson city have a broad
;rin upon their faces.
The Independent states that the Pedro
company Is taking out large quantity
# very rich ore and the lode is more
than ever Mcneil & Co., are
working on mine adjoining the Pedro,
nd Taten, is also opening mine adjoin-
ng it. Mr.. Tatcm had made rich aud
Important strike. When the lode Was
cached it was found fully four feet thick,
nd the whole body will mill $50 per ton
N an av; rage What renders the above
trlke of more than ordinary significance
> the fact that it was found ut much
reater depth than hes heretofore been
ttalned on the lode, proving that it is q /
rue vein.
Also, tina: it was wrongly inform Il re.
,tive to the suspension of work by the
sationa, Mining Company. Some thirty /
Zen were discharged from the company's
mploy because that part OF the mine in
Which they were employed Could not now
e worked to advantage. Operations are
onAucted as usual ia other parts of the
l;'.e.
M"ss's Myers e. Emt,y are taking out
oOl pay from their clain in Whites,
u!ch.
The Husbandman learns that Avaianchc
ulch bids tar to be as wealthy a mining
amp as has ever been in Meagher county.
here are four or five new driins being !.
ut down. all of which are nearing bed
,ck. The Houck Bros, who got their
rain dow n a short time ST, ce, have found
olend:d pay. These gentleman Eaye been
cry succ. ssful since tn il arrival III this
ulch, having taken out Considerable .
loncy last summer and fall.
The Developments on the Peerless Jen :
lie are even more favorable than a. frs, 6
port, d. The ore is ve'y rich and there i
plenty Of it.
The New Northwest says that MIR. j. ia
:. Sweeney Of Silver Lake has sold his 5,
tcr.st in the placer mines near Virginia I
Id bought in with Mr., E. L. huson at
georgetown. They will continue work |,