The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-08
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
MADISON COUNTY.
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| From the MddlS0ntdn, "a.
Mr.. G. L. Dahler brought up seventy-seven
and one-balf ounces Of gold from the Iron
Rod mine Tuesday, the result of o run on
Broadway ore.
The cattle Of the late Timothy Rush, sold
by the administrator last Saturday, brought
$3.50 per head.
On Tuesday Charles Seigchrist brought mp
36i ounces Of gold bullion, the result Of q
run on eighteen tons of ore from the Grass
hopper mine in the Silver Star district The
mines of this district are pungling hand
somely this year.
MIsSouLA COUNTY.
From the Misssulian.
Robert Pelkey, former employee Of this
Office, returned home Monday after spending
the winter at walla Walla. Pelkey says he
passed four hands Of sheep, containing about
FIVE thousand head to each band. between
Walla Walla and Boise, mostly bound for
the Yellowstone. Sheep men informed him
there was band Of fifteen thousand still to
come, which would follow to Montana in the
near future.
Mr.. w. T. Boardman, practical assayer
from Butte, has been looking over the field
of mining operations In the Bitter Root. He
Ia SO well pleased with the outlook that he
proposes to start an assay Office in Stevens
vile, and has gone to Butte to procure mate
rial for the purpose. He took with him
about ton of ore from the mines about Ste
vensville for treatment at Butte to ascertain
the practical value of the rock.
oALLATIN COUNTY.
From the Courier. sofa.
Quite party Of immigrants from Missouri,
with good teams and wagons, passed through
town on Tuesday foi permanent location in
the valley. They came by the Powder river
and Yellowstone route.
Hon. Caldwell Edwards made business
trip to town on Friday last. He reports q
satisfactory shearing of his herd of Merinos
and appears more enthusiastic than ever
the wool and mutton interests of the Terrific
ry.
cHorEAu COUNTY.
Benton Record.
Peter Morris waived an examination on
w ednesday of last week on charge Of hav-
ing fred the Jail, and was bound over in the
jury.
At the head Of Sage creek thirty Ave loca- |
tions Of the new galena-silverl leads have been |
made, chiefly by miners from Glendale.
The late rains have greatly advanced the |
growing crops in the valley, and also delay |
ed our mails to o considerable extent.
James Lynch & Co. have just arrived on |
their way to the Bow river country with 2D00
head Of stock cattle. They intend TO perma-
nently locate in that fine grazing country.
LEWIS CLARKE COUNTY.
From the Herald.
The Knights Of Pythias received aheir new
uniforms and regalia in time to make . DASH
ing appearance'in the procession.
Lieut. w. C. Butler, Of Fort Ellis, arrived
here yesterday with his young bride. They
have been but recently welded.
SILVER BOW COUNTY.
From he Inter- Mountain.
The Colusa ledge has Just been reached BY
he $50 fsot cross-cnt, and m immense body
II ore opened mp.
The Montana Copper Company II making
preparations for the immediate erection OF
NO more furnaces at the smelling works.
The mercury touched 90 or the afternoon
Il July !.
The Hoe steam cylinder press for the Inter
Office arrived July ID and will Be in
'peration soon.
The bullion shipments from Butte for the
veek ending Saturday, July 2, aggregated
|43, 3ss.1a
From ae Kiaer.
Great activity Is displayed as the brick.
ards below Butte. Hundreds Of thousapds
. u n 4 II