Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-06

licns ores will soon beoil. to cbme TO
Ogden,s Swansea for separation aid retn-
ing.-Ogden Freeman
j. B. IIubbel. the hero of thirty thou
s md dollar gold brick in Montana few
years ago, afterwards member OF tie
Minnesota Legislature, and latterly Of the
Sioux City. Columbus and Black Hills rail-
road, is en- route to Miles City with a large
stock of general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tribune.
Two stage accidents recently occurred
on the overland stage route between Gaff.
ney's and Helena. In the first. one horse
was drowned and one sack of paper mail
lost: in the second, while crossing Sheep
creek, the coach overturned into the creek
with the horses. The mail was saved but
the four horses were drowned. No pei
sons We're hurt in either accident.
From business letter dated 10Th May.
and lately received from Mr.. Fred j. Keis-
el. agent of the Diamond L Co.. at the ter
minus OF the L. n. X. r.. we make the fol-
lowing extract: There has been no dead
w Il
has been moved with more than ordinary
celebrity. averaging five trains loading per
day; or in other words. we have made IN
thirty days. since the establishment of the
station here, $50 bills of lading, most of
them for heavy trains. This beats Cor
inne's palmest days.-Buttc Miner.
We are informed that on Yesterday
Messrs. Staedier d Kaufman. of the Ed
wards street meat market. perfected pur-
chase of considerable magnitude. The
property that passed into the hands of this
firm consists Of l 400 head of cattle, many
of them being fine beef steers. two ranches.
wagons, and :; general assortment of farm
ing implements. The ranches are situated
on the Missouri valley, about twenty-five I
miles from Helena. and are said to be very
valuable. Mr. Rexford was the seller.
Price, cash in hand. S2l, 250.-Iadepenaeat
3Ist uit,
The bitches and gulclies everywhere are
booming and miners merry. There is not
IN idleGian in town.-There are various
speculatiOns rs is what tribe of Indians
the raiding party of last week belong. The
one that was killed had large scar on his
head extending down over one Of his eyes,
Which was out, and over which lie wore Il
patch. The scar seemed to be fresh, which
leads to the conclusion that he was prob
ably q Nez Perces, and received his wound
in last summers campaign. lie bore !
marked evidence of extreme poverty: his ,
eggings. etc, We're tied about him with
strips Of flour ks.-Hus5aAdman. /
Stock men estimate the cattle drive from !
Montana this season at 1900 to 10000 i
lead. I
City Treasurer Conrey Informs Us that
he city will be out of debt and lave mon f
y in the Treasury before the first of July. Il
One OF or heaviest shippers is having v
lis goods forwarded by tie river this sea- u
on, and says he will save more than twen- t
y-five per cent. on freight charges by Sc :
Getting this route. J.
An accident occurred to the overland
oach at Red Rock While crossing the river .
n Wednesday evening. One of the horses
vas droWntG, and the others got away
nd have not since been heard of.
The miners of Alder gllch are all busily
ngaged in ground sluicing and other
pring work. There is good head of
iatcr running in the creek, and top-dirt is
eng washed off at a rate that promises a
God yield of TIE ''atiriterous' when the 3
inc for cleaning bedrock comes. All are
.eling well over their prospects; which are d
lily up to those Of past years, and Il little
etter. .