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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
Financial.

New York. Jan. 7.-Thc steamer Sill
Gin and Schiedom brought $3O0,0O0 in
specik s0yerSnlnety millionin coin were
added to. tbeestoclli Of currency during
tile ycar.si5sty ty-twomillions in gold. !
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
Something TVortA K,,o,riuy.

That Daniel McDevitt's grocery
store in Stones block, Capital street, is
supplied with full line of the best
quality of goods in the grocery and pro-
vision line, and that they are being sold
at very low figures. Purchasers are in
vited to call and examine his goods and
pricet. Satisfaction is guaranteed in all
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07

Newport, Vt, Jan, -Four cars we're
badly wrecked and an old lady killed and
several persons seriously hurt by q train
on the Passnmpsic railroad leaving the
track on ncco;.la CT u broken rail this
morning. ~ ~ ~ !. --4-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
Stranded,

New York, JAM Z "A large bark is
stranded on Long Island. One of the
crewlwassdrowned. One boat with three
men is missing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
Observation-Disclosures.

9asAtlantle.SN.J., ;, Jan. 4 .4Asthree maated
schooner, s1ea' laden. came ashore on
Briganti last night curing . dense
log. All hands are down with chills and
fever. The captain is dead. ,.,..,. :
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
Fatal Collision,

London, Jan. 1.-THE bark John Zit.
tleros sank in a collision. Six of the
crew. are missing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

8 sho9Ds.a.
Galveston, lex, Jan. AT, Eastland
yesterday Jno. Connolly was shot dead
by his brother Charles. q.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
FOREIGN.


~ Cod Tor America.
London, Jan. IA million and half
of gold was withdrawn for America to-
day. -
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07

IN =
Peekskill. n. Y, Jan. There is
serious, trouble at .aVerplanck's Point
among ,thesice men. 1.-The authorities
have telegraphaa &c. yonl;ers for military
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
-eENERALL ! NEWS.
A Member of the Packard Leg.
islature- Contesses to
Being Bribed.
67i.l.E p ~ = " - ~ o -. = 2 = ~
The Confessor Pronounced by Senator
Kellogg to be perjured
Blackmailer.

- lIl},E!.l't s}i't.i 9 foll5. y T9IlI 7lIf
.a3t'f.sN III tts spg; tt ftF
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-01-07
DEFERRED 1eLecRAMs,

st. Louis, Jan. 6-Another snow storm
The weather is getting colder.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
VIJANDE & co.
81 FOR TAI ETA 81.

GirAn letrss sobre IS siguieutes lazas lie Ia
Penfnsula Tslas adyaeentes, por todas cauti-
dades, eortos dias de vista. Talnbien girsn
por telSgrsfo caalquiera suma soDre las mis-
mas plazas.
A Algecras, Almera, Almsgro, Aran-
iuez, AnteQuera, Avila, Andujar, Albacete
Alc&zar, Alicante, Almsden, 4 coy, Areas de
8 Frontera, Amansa, Alcoy, Almendr4lejo,
Yrands Duero.
b Barcelona, Bilbao, Badaiol, Burgos,
G. CadIE, Cordoba. Coruha, Certsgens,
OsstsElon de Ia PlaHa, Ouenc7, Ciudad Rec,
Calshorra, Caceres, Calaayud, Castropoi Car
mona, Ciesa, Coria Cuegas de Vega,
ID - Daimiel
E 81 EseOrial, EciI3.
f. Ferrol, Fgueras de oastrop0L
q - Gibraltar, Corona Granada, Giion,
Gu&dalajara
H Huelvs, Huesca, Haro.
L Infan:es.
J. JereE do 10 Frontera, Jaen, JatIva.
L LSrida, Leon, Logrono Lugo LuaIca,
Lanares, Lola, 'rca, La Serena
M Madrid Malaga AureIa, Mahou, Me
Fida, Medina del Campo
N ~ Novelda
o - 0Viedo, Orense 0rihEeis,
p Pamplons, Palma, Psienca, P0nteYe.
dra, PehArands de Braeamou-e, Plaseoc!s,
Padr6n.
q ~ QuintaHsr de Ia 0rden
h Reus, kiTGdeo.
s. ssatander, sevilla, San Sebastian, Ss-
lamanes, Santiago, 5oFia, sCgovis, rjgaen
San Fernando, SsHta Cruz de Tenerife
r. TarrSRona, Teruel, Trajill0, Tsiala.
TslaverA de ls Raina, ToIeCoi Taranl6n Uoro,
Torrijos, Fudsle.
Valencia, ValladoIid, Vit0ria, Falde
% has vigo, Venar6s Ferin, Vega de Rvs
deo
q - Zaragoga, Zam0Fa, zafr8.
Hla La a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
Farmacia de M. Aguiar.
o. q u As.
RA I8 80

Ell dueho de este estabeelmiento ofreea 4
sus nRmerosos clientes un complete surtido
de drogas, preduotos qnimicos especifcos,
siendo los precios sumamente m6dlcos.
Las p'escripciones de los Sres Facultati.
vos, ton atendidas por el mlsmo farmacAutl-
60 con exaciitud esmero en- el despacho uel
cual esta hecho cargo por 10 tanto garantixa
a pdtlico la pureza y buena preparac on de
los medicamentos IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
BANOS DE COAMO.
AL PUBLICO.

El s1bdito italiano DoN FRANCISCO RAGGI,
pr, iesor de m1sica, alumno que fue en- el Real
COnservatorio de mdsioa de la ciudad de Ma
poles, bajo la direction del que fnsmuy conoci.
Ell houor 10 pr-s,sr sus servieios On el ej6r
cito de mar. y terra de los E-tados4 Unidos
cinco amos, siete en- el espafol, en- case do
mdsico may or el cual reservs sus respectivos
documentos ; enc el gnsto de sofrecerse al
respectable pdbIico de esta capital para 10 en-
setanzs de- mdsica piano, hsci6udose cargo
del cuidado de este, respectO q la 'ainacion y
alguna cuerda que pueda fal.srle, porIs nen-
suaiIdad re b pesos 90 centavos- FL mismo
coWpone y atna pia. os, y admte'abonOs para
las aIciOncs lie los nlsuOs por | peso mensua!
espueo de ln prImera atinaci6n,
. DaTan uiOEn e5 en- la jUyeria del senior Flu.
riaty, Plaza de Armas, 20. jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
HORNALLAS.

Antonio II Heredia, sgrimeBsor plDlieo de
10 PTownc!a, otfece sus servl"los para Ia mon
tura de estes 6parat0s, pT0metiendo rspidez
en- la concentration de los jngos sacarinos,
gran desarrolo lie vapor en- Ia calders genera
dora gran economic de combUsdbles; pu-
diendo 'leVar esta al grad0 maximum 81 sc uti.
lize cciu1 agent caloriieTO la eccou combna-
da de I {. 0 director de- c8IGr concentrate
e trad do MCuta, al msmo, alamblques
nor este dit mo ssre ma, que OTinds, ademas'
pro u.lcs u puros en Ia desti acdn-Ma'
natl sta q ocbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
LA MANTECA MAR.

"a AGUILA iEue sosteniendo su snperior'dad
por su 0laneura pnrega : proriedsdes allmen
ric.sa Todas ISIS sustancias cue entran en- 81
composition son escogidaH entire las mas ex
eelentes = se tiene tan particular endado eD
So re6naoioD que al consumidor encontrar$ scr
a mas economies Y Ia mas rica de las merea,
rp3rta5aa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
SOCIEDAlbES.
Severe BAST0N.
45.-SAN FRANCIS SCO-45
ANJUAN PUERTo-RICO.

Gira lssTss On todas cantidedes corta vista
sohrs les siguisntss capitales pneolos de ID
Peninsula, islas Bsleares las Cansrias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
6 A LII CI A


Peninsula, islas Bseares las Canarias.
GALICIA.
Ravo Bayoua. Betsnzos, Buho. Camarifias,
Carbsllo, Caldas de Reyes, Carril, Gee, Corcn.
bioo. Constance, Carnots, Ferrol, Finisterre,
Guardia. LAge, Lugo, Malrica, Mondef edo,
Muros Mngia, Noya, Ortigueirs (Santa Mar
tai. Orense. Padron, POntevedra, Puente-
kreAs. Puentedeume, Puente Ceso, Puente del
Puerto Redondela, RivAdeo, SGut'ag fuy
vico, Vivero, vilsgareia, viInianZo J Zas.
AsTUR RIAS.
AvilSs. Cangss de Onis CaaEas De Tineo
Castropol, Oolunga, Cueillero. Frnerae, Gi
ION, Grade, Lastres. I.uarca, Laues, Ovedo
Pola de IAviana, Polo ae Lena, Poh de S.erU,
przvia. Rivadese Ia Saias, Sanla de Langreo,
Tapia, Tineo, Viuayiciosa lnhesto.
RestU de Espafia.
Albacete, Alhufo, AlcSlA la Real AlcAntara,
Alcafix, AlciIa, Alcoy, Altaro, AInansA. Al
mudevar, Almeris, Almuhecar, Aguilar, Aige
c1raa. Alicante, AnteQu ra, ApdGitr, -enys
de Mar, Arenys de Munt, Asiorge, teca
Avila. Ayerbe, AzcoitA. BadaloZ, Baena, Rae
"a. Barcelona, Bsrbsstro, Bejar, olta,. Bt-
nes. Burgoa, Brolss, BaStrorha, Oabra, Cace
res, OAdix. Calatayud, Cajahorra, Calella Cal
de,aA. OaneL Carihtna, Cafta+,el q, Osicajeg-
"a. Cayuona, Caspe, Castenog, Csstr~-Cf-
dialee, C6rdovA, Oiuiadeia, Clncad Rodrigo,
Ceuta. ChinchIllA, Don Benlte, Eciia, Eche
Estells. Ffguoras, GarFoyAas, Corona, Gar
uaiA. GusiAlalara, GuadiX, Gibraltar, Haro,
Hellin. Huelva, Hnesca, HaesCar, Hinojoss
del UuQue, Jaca, JaeE, Jal 30, terez, la ks-
Gala. Las Pslmss, Lean, LsrtG {, Ii ares Ll-
Ia. Logroho, Lucena, Maoiu, Malaga, Mtn.
ress. Martoe. Marchrua, Ma!ar3, ~ nOu
Montoro, Mentins, Muntb.aneh, Montanchez
MotTil, Moron, Moreua, Murrie, avalnoral'
Oaats 0rihueIa, Osuna, Paencia, Palah rgeil,
PaIarn6s Palma de Aallont, Pamploua, n
media, PlsSencia, Posadas, Po1ia del Segur'
Premia del Mar, Puerto Real, Puerto de san
to MariG, PueHte Genll, R,.mba, RelnUsa,
Rioseeo, Ronda, Sahadell, Salamanca, san.
tander, San Fernando, San Llcar de Barra-
media, San Sebastian, San Felid De Guxois-
san Pol San Pedro de Premia, San Juan &c
Tliasar, san Gines de VilGsar, San hateo,
Santo Domingo de la CaIzada, SGrihena, oe-
9oviA. SevIlla, SoIsona, Sort, Taioha, 1arrs-
a., Tarragcna, TArrega, Terue, T0edC, Tore,
Tore Don Jimeno, Torrelavega, TuloSt, To
rreeina, Torr 1ella de Montgri, TrnIillo, Tude
Ia Cbesia, Utrera, Vsieneiu. Valencia dc Al
czntara, Vailadolid, Walls, Velez Malaga, VI
narox, Vitoria, Viila-carrllO, NI.larob edo,
Zsfra, Zsmora Zaragoza.
ISLAH BALEARES.
Ciudadsla de Nenorca Palma de MalIorca
ISIAS CANAREAA,
Pslmas lGran Cauari~sl d II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PllnoHAs HoLteplY.

Millones de personals, en- todas has pertss
iel mundo. reeomiendan dichas PiIdoras
como Ell fnejor restaurativo de la salud que
Sc conoce. Elias curan todAs las afeecio-
mes del corazon. del higado, del est6mago.
de los TiGones de los intestinos, y remne-
ven la acrimonia, la iatulencia y la cardial-
gia, expulsando de Ia sangre toda impureza,
forraiecienyio cofnpiet-mente el sistema ner-
vioso dando un tono saludable q Ia orga-
nj, snafr1r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
Feddersen Willink Co.

lie este comercio, girarln en- adelan-
lie tanbien sobre Espana contra las
>iguleL t4s capitales,
Allva, A'bacete, Alicabte, Alme-
ria, AviIa, Bldajoz (Baleares), Pal
ma, Cunati', Barcelona, Burgos, Ca
ceres, Cadlz, Castel'on, Ciudad Rea',
Cordoba, Coruha, Cuenca, Corona,
Granada, Guadalajara, Gmpdzcos.
Huelva, HUI sea, Jaen, Lion, L6rida,
Logrono, Lugo, Naarid, .Ndlnga,
Murcia, Navarro, Opiedo, Orense,
Pale, cia, Pontevedra, Salamanca,
Santander, Segovia, .Serl1a, Soria,
Tarragona Teruel, Toledo, Valencia,
Valladolld, Vzcaya, Z,mora, L ra,
gov, y sobre los principales pueblos
de eslas Provlucias por todas canti-
dades desde cien pesos en- adelan,e.
g. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
Az TU RI 4 y .

Avilss. Cangss de 0niS Caogs' De Tneo
Castropol, 0olunga, Cu@illero. Frueras, G
ION, Grade, Lastres I.uarca, Lanes, Ovedo
Pols de Laviana, PolS ae Lena, Polh de S.erU,
Prayia. Rivadese la. Ssias, Sa"a de Langreo,
Tania. Tineo, Vilayiciosa lunesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-19
Uaaasats EsllaRay,

Este marayilloso bals4n1o sans fnfalible
mente las heridas antiguss. las llagAs, ylos
nales de pisruas de pecho. Por medic
de su Influenza las dlceras virulentas to-
nan muy pronto un aspecto convxieciente
y desa parecen. JamAs deJa este ungdento
refrigerante de producer una curs perfecta
de las Hrecciones de la pfel, los c0nsMps-
dos, las toses el reumatisnlo, aun cuando
Sc ha apelado en- vano d sodos loe defnas
remedies.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
The Snake River Placer Mines.

Charles D. Lane left last evening for his
LONE on Snake river, after having spent sew
eral days in Ogden. He has been engaged in
mining at Bonanza bar for the past three or
four years. He uses a machine of his own
invention for saving the flour gold, which is
so abundant in all these placer claims along
the Snake river. His apparatus consists of a
system of washing over perforated iron plates,
under which is a series of copper plates hav-
ing a surface OF silver, Upon which the gold
is collected by almalgamation. He gave us a
long description of his operations in mining
together with the results of his labors in saw
ing gold. These results have been very salts
factory to him, while they have influenced
many others to embark in the same business.
So far We believe Mr.. Lane has met with
greater success than any others on Snake
river, and he attributes this to his superior
apparatus. The business of placer mining
in the valley of this stream is yet IN its infan-
cy and is destined to become very extensive
in the near future. We know of several par
ties interested in claims, vino will apply ma.
chinery i'll working them this season. Many
devices have been invented for saving the gold
which is found in a state of fine dust or -four,
and many experiments haye been made to
save the gold found in black sand. As yet
only partial success has been reached, but
many men best qualified to judge feel assured
of final success in this direction. Then there
will be great activity along the river for sew
eral hundred miles. -Ogden Pilot.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

D w. DONNELL WIN. A CLARK,
~ and Samuel E. La rabie, plaintiffs, against
Yae9ger' SAMUEL " Akin. Henry ZEE 5. H Ruser
Godfrey Lavell and Jeremiah Roach, de-
PENDANTS. To be sold at Sheriffs sale at 2 o'clock
p. m, on
THE 7TH DAY OF JUNE, A, D. 1881,
in front of the banking house of Donnell, Clark
& Larabie. the following described property,
to-wit: That certain mill site situate in Silver
Bow county. Montana Territory. formerly Deer
Lodge county } and com prising an area OF five
(5) acres, more or less, situated about two and
one-nalf (2H( miles soutilwesterly from Butte
and designated as the Grove Gulch Mill Site;
also two certain water rights connected with
said mill site, and the bitches conveying water
to the mill erected on said will site from Grove
Gulch and tributaries and neighbOring Clutches.
Also that certain Quartz Mil erected on said
mill site and known as the Butte Mining and
Milling Company, or, Grove Gulch Mill, and
consisting of Mill buildings, five (5) stamps and
batteries; two (2l amalgamating pans; one set
tier; one steam engine and boiler; all pulleyS.
belts, shafting, and fixtures and tools, and i'm
provements used or connected with said mill.
Also all other buildings situated on said mill
site, being one sleeping house, one boarding
house and one blacksmith shop ,one set of black
smith tools, and all chairs, tables, stoves, and
10 I'' said p1 Buildings p'o Also the eSe east seven
hundred and fifty l.50) feet of that GER
tain Quartz Lode Claim situated in
Independence Mining District, Silver Bow
formerly Deer LODGE county. Montana Terri
Tory, and known and designated as the Olive
Branch Lode Claim; said portion Of said claim
six hundred feet i'll width, and is situated on the
south side of Silver Bow Creek. about one half
mile below the Centennial Brewery. and about
one and one-half miles southwesterly from
Butte City. Together with the buildings and
Improvements on said property, and all tools,
implements and apparatus used thereon.
THOS' M. LOWRY.
Sheriff OF Silver Bow County, NJ. T.
BY c. A. SMALL, Under Sheriff.
mayTw4
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
r NEWS,

The travelling correspondent of the Madi-
sonian, writing from Dillon, gives the follow
ing news regarding the Utah & Northern:
The terminus will so n be moved-about
the 10Th of June-to Camp Creek, about SO
miles from Dillon. Dillon will still be a dis
tributing point for freight for Helena, Vir-
ginia and Bozeman. The new terminus will
be a distributing point for places on the West
Side, principally Butte, Glendale and Ban
mack, Deer Lodge, etc. 1t is planned now, /
believe, to push the work of building as rapid
ly as possible in order to reach Butte City by
tie first of September next. An immense
amount of freight is being shipped thiss season
by rail. One hundred tons per day are The
average receipts now for shipment. Very few
cars return empty, Tor SO much ore and bull
lion is being shipped now from the different
mining camps Throughout Montana. Immi-
grants are coming in at the rate of 500 per
week. At this rate, together with what will
naturally came by the river route, we can east
ly count on 10000 new settlers in cur grow
ing realm this year.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
From Wednesdays Dally.]
Attempted Theft.

Yesterday morning the workmen engaged
in erecting the new house belonging to Jos.
A. Hyde discovered a bolt of dress goods con-
tanning about fifty yards, that had been hid
den il a lumber pile. They removed the
bolt, and in about an hour a man made his
appearance, asked them if they had seen any
thing of a piece of goods, and when informed
that they had he made a demand for it. He
was then asked where he obtained it, and re-
piled that he purchased it of Sands & Boyce.
they refused to a a delivery until he
brought IN order from that firm. He ex-
pressed a willingness to do so, and started in
that dierction. by another route one of the
workmen fastened to the store, found that
the firm had made no sale of the goods de-
scribed, informed all officer and went back to
work. In a short time the thief again made
his appearance, producing what purported to
be an order. The workman then protested a
willingness to deliver the goods, but said that
he would be compelled to go down street to
get them. They then started to obtain the
goods, gently glided into an officers arms,
and the embryo dry goods merchant now re-
clines in the county Jail, there to mediate
upon the vanity of human expectations. Up
on inquiry it was found that the goods had
been stolen from the store of E. l.. Bonner
& Co..
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
The Divide Difficulty,

Rather exciting news cam up from the
Divide yesterday. 1t appears that Mr.. Chad
wick, one of the contractors on the lire of the
U. & N. railroad with his force of men re-
Gently started in on Mr.. Wonderlich's ranch
to grade the road-bed. Mr.. Wondarlich for
babe the contractor to proceed with the work,
whereupon that gentleman sought the aid and
advice of Col. Dunn, the superintendent of
the road. The Colonel, after a long CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Wonderlich, IN which, it is
stated, the latter gentleman used rather
rough language to emphasize his remarks, pro-
ceeded to place the contractor and his men
upon the forbidden ground. But Mr.. Won
derlich was there with his men camped upon
the ground, and as the contractor drove his
teams within the Enclosure, the irate Teuton
took the horses by the bride and led them
out. Mr.. Chadwick came to the city yes
terday and sought the advice OF Mr.. Word, the
attorney for the company, who will take i'm
mediate steps to assert its rights. In connec-
ton with thism matters we will state that upon
the complaint of Mr.. Wonderllch and two
other ranchers, Judge Galbraith appointed a
commission to examine the ground AMI assess
the damages resulting from the passage of
the railroad through their grounds. The
commission awarded Mr.. WoDderlich $725,
which amount was deposited in the hands Of
the clerk of the district court. This sum
Mr.. Wonderlich refuses to accept as compen-
sation for damages, aud without making the
proper appeal has, it appears, taken the law
into his own hands and will act as an OBJ
structionist to the further progress of The
road.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
The Granger Route.

The following article in relation to the new
route to Oregon from Granger, Wyoming,
lately appeared in the Laramie boomerang.
Some slight idea of the manner in which the
work is being pushed can be gathered from
it.:
"Collins, a contractor on the Oregon branch
of the Union Pacific, now being extended
from Granger, Wyoming, informs us that The
graders have reached a point seventy,-hve
miles from Granger, and that he has about
TOO teams employed, pretty well covering
tilat distance. There are numerous bridges
to be built, as the road crosses Hams Fork
quite frequently, The bridge force, a very
large one, began operations to-day. There
are now about eighty car loads of railroad
iron at Granger, and track laying will begin
as soon as ties can be obtained. 1t IS Mr..
Collins intention to push work on his sec
ton as rapidly as possible, and hopes to be
well on with track-laying within the next
MONTH"
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
THE TERRITORY.

Citizens from up the valley say that the
Bitter Root country is receiving numerous
accessions in the way of population this
spring, and many new ranches have been
fenced and seeded. Prospects were never
brighter than at present, and next fall will
see a bountiful harvest.-Missoulian.
We were shown a nugget 'front.' the Warm
Spring Creek mines, on monday cveding last,
that weighed over $S1. The owner of the
nugget also had some specimens of what
seemed very rich and valuble ore. Ovr
informant stated that twenty -four leeds had
already been recorded. and that the section
was being thoroughly prospected. Thare is
hardly a question of dOupt but what thar are
rich plaser mines, rnd from presents indica-
tions the camp promises to become an import
ant factor in the mining industry OF this
portion of the Territory.-RiUer Press.
Now, that the Gallatin people are beginning
to find out that Smith River and White Sui
phur Springs afford a most excellent market
for farm produce, it seems to us that they
will take some interest in the direct wagon
road proposed. 1t is believed that 5000 will
build a good wagon road from the head of
the South Fork of Smith river to the settle
ments on the Gallatin. 1t is only sixty miles
from here to Bohemian and a wagon road that
will not measure over seventy miles, and as
some of Gallatin's best mills are fifteen or
twenty miles this side of Bozeman, fifty miles
will reach them. Gallatin county would do
well to look into this matter a little.-Hus-
6dndmdn.
1t behooves all ranchmen and roundup
parties to keep a sharp watch on their horses.
Mr.. Wanamaugher, the Macleod mail carrier,
tells us that seventy picked warriors of the
BloodS have started from near Macleod
toward the lima with t1a naP1aTpn lntpntiDn
of going down to the Yellowstone to steal
horses and otherwise raise the deuce with The
Crows. They are going 10y trail past the
Sweet Grass hills. 1t is certain that these
Bloods will not go so far for horses when they
can get them so much nearer home, and the
horses they mean to take are those of the
Gros Ventres and Assinnaboines, and, of
course, as opportunity presents, those of the
white m~an.-RecOrd.