The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-19
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

marty of distinguished Austro- Hunra-
rians arrived at Virginia Monday morn
inc on route to the Big Horn Mountains,
where they propose to slaughter the big game
tina. ahounds there. From the size of the mr..
senal they carry along with them, we infer
there will lie q terrible dimisufIon Of bears,
bafialoes, ere when they get among them. The
marty consists of Count Andrassy, nephew
of the Austrian Premier Counts I. and G.
szeehenys Baron Hoyos, and Count GG,lrn.
MS, and they have fifteen Winchester and FIX
nress rifles AMI shot guns besides smaller fire.
arms enough to supply regiment. They
| will outfit ut Fort Ellis.-Missoufion
Bullion shipments from Butte for the week
ending August 18th, aggregate H,2620.
The rate of freight by slow wagons, from
| Melrose 10 Butte Is sixty cents per hundred
pounds.
| By the Supreme Court mt Helena. the fol-
+, lowing lawyers were admitted To practice IN
| that court: James W. Walker, at Helena;
BENJAMIN Franklin White, of Melrose NJ.
Kirkpatrick, of Butte and Arthur q. Hatch,
of White Sulphur Springs.
Virginia had :: ~ in the shade" August II.
1t is safe to say that during the past three
mcnths, not less than 100000, and more than
likely S2O0, 900 capital has been added to the
mercantile business Of town.-DHIon Tri
| buBe.
We are very sorry To hear of the accident
to little Della Bray, infant daughter OF Con
| Bray. Of Argenta. II seems the little one
was standing up on the front of her high
chair, when the chair tipped backward,
throwing her with some force on the back of
her heal causing conclusion of the brain. II
was ut first feared that she could not live but
later reports state she is getting better.--Ibtd
Treasurer Williams informs IN that tn" five
per cent bonds ordered issued in lieu of the
oil general fund warrants issued prior to
1876 are now ready for exchange. One hold
er of these warrants has already sent in pa
per, the principal and interest of which emit
tie him 10 SIC, COO worth of the new bonds
MiSsou'iaa.
Several wagons passed through Mis>oula
on Tuesday en- route for the Spokane coun-
-, try. They came from the Yellowstone and
hal no special point in view for location
The following day party of MiSsourians ar
rived by way of Btnnack and Bitter Root
road, on their way to Deer Lodge They
were well furnished with stock in good con-
} dirion and :. Il be- an addition tn any com
! munitv where they may see fit to settle,
which will be in Montana somewhere
, Ibid
Thermometer 100 in the shade in Mis>oula
August 9th, and 1T III the sun.
Geo w. Irwin, w. +. Stanley, John F.
4 Forbes, j. A. Farrell, James Long, ). n.
, Keith, Geo Newkirk and Thomas Il. Harper
left Butte for Yellowstone Park Sunday,
| Bozeman entertained the Northern Pacific
a party no pitably, and Mr.. Cakes CAV" it away
=, that the road would be built through Gala
tin Valley. Happy Bozeman.
= "The Big Horn Gun" which has quite an
. honorable place in the history of Eastern
Montana, has been returned to BOzrman
from Fort Pease, by Walter Cooper Esq.
and placed in position and labeled.
"The Front Door is Open
Have Come Home to Rest.
Ny Voice will be Heard Again When the
II Iron Horse Approac hes"
: Benton has taken the preliminary steps to
. incorporate and the indications are the peo
o Pile will approve the project.
$ Captain J. w. Dewey has been surveying
r to-day the site for the new hotel ON From
!. Street opposite Wetzeis. Ground will he
h broken tomorrow, and the builcr, Mr.
q Tweedv, will push the work forward ~ f'S
q as possible Benton Record.
Il The Government buildings were sold this
# morning at aution and brought the following
prices: Stable, sold 10 w. G. Conrad, S9?5
ice house, TO w. G.. Conrad, for s33 small
house adjoining stable, TO John Lambert
Ss7 90 house in Baker & Co.'s yard to w
/ G. Conrad, for S25.-lbid