Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-04
Montana In a HUT hell.

"a o"iy oi"'ioH dt virginia CitE:
i, During the month Of JUNE S57 1884 q
III gold and silver was melted at the L. S. As
say Office:
re The steamer Nellie Peck arrived at For,
III Bent6h III The 24th ult., with 223 tons O,
helsht and % passengers.
!" The bullion shipments from Butte dur
- ing the two weeks ending 10Th ult., amount
. to ,eO4 pounds, valued at S27. 1903.
G. W. Cook & Bro. s flock SHARED near
:. ~ pounds per head. Their five thorough
= bred Merinos averaged upwards of l6 lbs.
each.
q The Montana District of the NJ: F.
= Church, South, is to be organized into a
q Conference, and the first annual session
II will be held at Helena, in September next
C Otto Letter, who recently drove his cat
t tie out through Big Hole toward the rail-
: road, disposed of his entire band of CATTLE
y and horses tor the snug sum of 81 ,OOO He
is reported to be on his way to Oregon for
more cttle.-Missoulian.
-Four companies of the Seventh Infantry
are moving from Fort Shaw to ioin Gen
, Bf0oke's field command. The observation
camp is to be established, not on tho
Maf;ias, but near the mouth 1t that river
on the Missouri, tsnvehleat to the lahdinp
of supplies from boats.
F. j. Moore & Bro, of the Musciesbcll
sold 30 head of four years Old beet cattle
recently to Richard Clendenninc, at Car.
roll, for the CoulsOn Transportation Com
paHy, at S27 80 per head. the cattle to be
delivered by July LIST. George Lyons also
thinks of driving to the same market.
J. ID. Richards; the finder of five silver
lodges, some t@erty miles above Missoula;
near Hellgate rive, reports that all of them
give an encouraging showing of silver and
copper. Out OF apound of rock from one
OF his lodges he obtained, by roasting and
amalsamating, an ounce of alnalgam.
Last week the contract for BUILDING the !
new NJ. +. Church at Butte was let BY the i.
trustees to Mr.. Joseph Grennon, at the .
figure of S5,25G This sum covers all
mason and carpenter work upon the main
building and tower; the clustering and
painting Throughout; the completion of
the class rooms and the building of the
gallery.
The Sleece appropriated by Congress ,
TOR that purpose viii very nearly or quite Il
complete TIC attic hots' Ut the Helena As
say Office. park and fence the Grounds. II
erect the fountains and supply the other 81
decorations contemplated by the architects
plans The appearance cf the building
and its surroundings will be greatly en-
HANGED by the expenditure of this small
Messrs: Grisar Il Co., Of San Francisco.
Yesterday Received for the branch establish
i''ent in this city the packing presses and
machinery used in their wool business.
The train bearing these heavy goods has
made slow trip of it from the railroad.
and like all other trains this season, is be-
hind time in the delivery of its treigll,. I
The condition of the roads precuded any i
other result.-Herald. $
Jay Gould has ordered the Utah 4 Is.
Northern Railroad survey to be extended He
lortI to Helena the present year. Col.
Irant, in conversation, remarked that he II
the intention ct the Uniot
,aciiic people wa. to push the road to II
ompltticii as lar north as Snake river
fridge Eagle Rocky this summer He in
heught it probable stage passengers from 90
1elena this coming fall could reach the
airs in forty-cight hours ride. -
a CORRESPONDENT. writing from Smitl, O.
'ver under date of June 22d. says: Messrs. "
AelloSg and Comfy have lust arrived at V.
amp Baker, and report seeing two men ~. .r-
bout 40 miles up this valley. in the direc- ne
on Of bfidger Pass. who informed them lila
nat large party OF Indians were on Six
Yen Mile creek. One Indian told the two
len that they were Crows; another that
ley were Flatheads, and a half breed told
lem that they came FROM the Teton
5ency. You can take the story for what
is worth. Mr.. Comfy reports seeing
ne mounted man on a high ridge in the 4
rec;ion OF Sixteen Mile creek, who dis L
'peared upon seeing him. Says he did q
IT Observation-Disclosures.
The people of Southern Montana are
'mewhat alarmed at the aspect of Indian
Fairs in that vicinity. The situation. as
c learn from Mr.. F. BONN, who returned
Thursday from Bannack. is considered
ltical. The facts are az follows: On
nday last, abottt midnight, all Indian be-
nging to Ten Dogs band went to Col.
otip, at Salmon City. and told the Col.
at Ten Dogs camp had been visited by
stiles, and they decided to so on the Boz
II path; that they would start ont in
rec sleeps Wednesday,; that Ten boy c csa,
IS in Bannack, and on his return. if he LIE
used to join the tostiles. they would kill eD I
II. Col. Shour sent his son to Bannack mn,
tn the news. and Oil his way he met Ten Do1
". and told him he had better return to Lea,
mack. Ten boy replied that he would ua'''
to Lemhi and try to paclfy the turbul-
element. 1t Ten boy Is sincere he will
Dbably be able to do so; bat the opinion
entertained that he is not, as he told pack
ung Shoup not to say anything about W,
) trouble i'll Bannack, Capt. E. S. Ball and
) moved his command from Horse
airie to Leitthi. and unless the band has
IN augmented by other hostiles, will poz,
'bably be able to hold them in subjec- WIG
n. AS precautionary Measure, how .IkL
#, he has recommended tine removal of
women and children FROM Horse Prairie
Bannack, where preparations for de-
Sc are in Observation-Disclosures Nv
Fatal Accident, sold
hand