Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-10

Ifvest.np mill, which they recently pur
ichasctl OF Milo Collrtwnght. The run wal
made on 10 tons Of ore from the Bluebird
and the average was $50 tothe ton.-Hs"
IsM.
Boston advices Of September 18th Say
movements in wool during the past week
are decidedly more encouraging. Tx
number OF buyers is large and the ssles IN
dictate more active market than for many
weeks. No improvement in prices, but
better feeling prevails. It is generally Be
lIeyed the lowest point has been reached
-Lsdependes't.
A gentleman in Helena received letter
from Jay Gould last week in which be
SAYS: II am certain there will be grand
rush into Montana next year now that
there is certainty of q railroad not far of.
Another season we shall run two trains
each way as tar as Franklin. This will
enable lis to send cut the Montana train
from Ogden in the evening, landing the
passengers at the terminus in the morning.
10 do this successfully we must have
sleeping cars, so as to run the train COM
fortably. lam just sending ont three first
class locomotives, and shall contract for a
large number of cars and seven locomotives
tor spring business.-Lndependent.
The Convention Of the Workingmen's
party OF Deer Lodge County met at Butte
on October 9Th. Speaking of this meeting.
the Ne,0 North West says: ''rhcir primary
Conventions were held on last Tuesday,
and it is significant that their vote in Butte
and Walkeryille alone for Delegates to the
Convention was 404-27S in Butte and 126
in Walkerville Besides these they have
organizations in Philipsburg and Vestel,
and If they nominate ticket selected judi
ciously from the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. and stand to it, they can control the
county election. There is no use to at
tempt Disgusting this fact. 1t remains to
be seen what the action of their Conven-
ton will be, and until they have placed
their ticket in the field We pass the sub
ject."
a disease has inadeits appearance among
the cattle of Red Rock and Horse Prairie.
and is working down the BeaverI,ead
river. 1t seems to be most fatal on fat
young stock, especially calves. One man
in Red Rock has lost fifty head, and near
" all the farmers have lost from that num-
Der down 10 halt dozen. Several cases
have appeared north OF Ryan's Canyon.
Some say it is bloody murrain and some
the black leg. Probably in some cases
TWO distinct diseases f,sten on one animal.
The symptoms are, loss Of appetite and
swelling Of one or more OF the legs, ac-
by lameness and bloody excrc-
ions. II any one can give IN explanation
'r remedy it will be appreciated, as We
ire afraid it will assume the form OF an
'piden.ic. The disease, rs 1t affects the
egs, seems to be unknown in the States.
The banquet ard ball given on We.|nes-
lay evening by the Masonic fraternity OF
his n~ighborhood in honor of the breth-
en- visiting the Grand Lodge, was one of
he most brilliant and sociable assemblies
ge have witnessed in the city, and the ex-
ellence OF the arrangements and the adj
,iable manner in which they were car
led ont reflect great credit upon the COM
,ittecs who were in charge. About one
undred and twenty persons participated
! the festivities. and. about nine O'Clock
altered in the spacious assembly room.
here they INDUCED in the pleasures of the
ance till nearly twelve, when supper was
nnouaced and the company retired to the
all, where the large tables were literally
'atle,l down with all the good things for
&c sinner man. which it was possible 10
roc"re. With appetites sharpenea by the
tercisc Of the dance, the gallant brother
pod and their fair companions did ample
fstice to the boun,ifal feast prepared for
cm, and then returning to the bai:-room
'ntinned their I'erpsichorcan enjoyment,
liil nearly four o'clock. when the COM
my separated. Not IN incident occurred
mar the pleasure of the occasion. and
C universal verdict is that Virginia,
rough 1.-The brethren of the mystic tie" :
sIf''lly maintained her reputation tor BE-
g. par cscetlenee, the Social City, of
onsana.- !. adisonian.