Year: 1866

Messrs. Herman & Co. have work ON their
mill e We understand that the number of stamps in this
mill has been increased to thrysix 1t is expected to be
| at work by the first of August.


Good prospects have been obtained in Sugar Pine creek
one OF the branches of the Ppetone and parties been
at work opening draindteh Ten cents TO the pan have
been obtained and the bed has yet reached
1t promises to be paying gulch. NEWTON.
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DON'T LIKE THE EAsT-A man named Shaw who has
passed the Pacific coast writes To the Reese
| River Reveie from an interior town in New York
where he is making visit follows: "Ths is living
swindlng gouging country and if continue find it as
bad everywhere shall not stay long but for Mon
tana, Colorado other mining section The people
ten times than you dare Reese and are
afraid OF their own shadow They afraid to any
body anything cheat another every opportunity
and try to rob strangers outright They bore death
with their foolish questions and I've enough of
| ALMOST A VENARD.-The Dutch Fiat Enquirer ~
states that the mresidence OF Messrs. Towle g. BIan-
ehard sitasted about mile east of town, beset by
robbers night last week. who after forming the


inmates of the place succeeded in removing the Compa-
nys safe from the in which kept to the porch
ct the house and still retreang with when one
the inmates of the from which safe lad been alb
sraced recovering from his stupOr missing the safe and
nearing the noise made by the robbers upon the porch
rushed forth in other than his shirt and equipped
with no other weapon than convenient article of urni-
lure herocay put the robbers to flight and recaptued
| the safe.


THE American Journal of Mining of Nav Goth saws


A new plan of railway is about be started which we
think will prove to be of essential service the mining





double track road running East and West with trains there
at speeds and regular intervals to the excl1
sion OF all fast trains whether of Passengers of goods
The speed talked of is seven to ten miles per hour. This
will insure far speeder arrival of goods trains which at
present have to be continually shuned into sdngs for the
passage of fast trains II will reduce wear and tear of
cars and engines materially and will enable private coal
owners to their trains the line and thus intro
duee competition which will reduce the of carriage
to the lowest remuneratve point"


7 THE New York journal of Mining after mentonng
the dsgraceful state OF the wharves Of New York


seems that Civil Engineer Seey has recently patented


plan by which iron substituted for wood and stone in
propose building 1t follows Around the proposed
wharf he forms seawall with hollow metallic tubes sunk
INTO the sub soil filled with concrete and firmly locked
together that it is imperyious to water The spaee
inside the wall is cleared of water the floor leyeed
made watertght and substantial iron roof forming the
above rested the tops tubes Here then
is an immepse enclosed space available for storing petr


eum, spirits tar, cotton and other goods which can be
divided into separate waterght apartments perfeety fire
and burglar proof and which if need can be flooded at
the shortest notice The position of sorehouses gives
also greater facility for the speedy discharge and reoadng
of vessels besides dispensing with and extra labor
The idea is certainly good one"


MONTANA EMIGRANTs-A gentleman who came down
from ST. Cloud yesterday he over forty covered
wagons and twice as many men and women between Ell
rver and st Anthony route for St. Cloud TO on Cant
Fsks expedition, which is assembling and organic
ing at that place At St Cloud there at least three
hundred men who have from the eastern and CEN


a states TO outht themselves passengers while
those of this State and from Wisconsin are now fairly
beginning TO in by squads sections and single teams
Camp begun and rapidly increasing dimensions Quite


number OF the Montana sail ships were in town yester
day, picking up supplies and then moving on westward
All over the States numbers of teams and single parties
are starting for the rendezvous at St Cloud is supposed
that the of his grand column which will be command
ed by the redOubtable Fisk in person. will hardly be able
70 eaVe Saint Cloud before the first of June if all who
have enrolled aud commenced preparations in anxious
hurry To favored by holding on for them The terms
o. established by Captain Fisk very low indeed
and II is not surprising that many should seek TO avail
The
OF Montana.-S Pam, MINI, Press May 20th


EXECUTION OF STONE AND FosTER-The following
account OF the execution of Stone and Foster uans
who confessed the commission of about half mur
ders Tor the sake of the puDder derived the robbery
OF their victims taken from the Denver correspondence
of the Black Hawk (Col) Mining Journal and bears
date May l4h An of the crimes confessed by the
men appeared in our last issue: AT o'clock D. M.
the condemned conducted a close carriage fol.
lowed by another containing the clergy who oeatsd on
this OCCASION third carriage contained the representa-
tyes of the press On arriving the gallows situated
Cherry creek the road the yard the prs
oners mounted the scaffod giving signs whatever of
fear or dread portion of the Scripture then read by
the Rev. Mr. Clark, followed by few of that SOL
emn hymn, Rock of Ages" Questions were then asked
of Foster by his spiritual adviser Rev. Mr. Clark The
last appeal to the mercy of God for the souls the con
demned then made by Rev Mr. Potter United States
Marshal A. C. Hunt read the death and nothing
remained but the farewell of the friends of the doomed
men, The ropes adjusted their and feet pin.
oned and the fatal black cap placed their heads and
at l:34 p the drop was let fall and Stone Foster
were hanging IN mid-ar. AT nine minutes two after
hanging seventeen minutes both pronounced dead
aud were cut down. Their bodies placed in the cof
fins already prepared and taken the
1t estimated that nearly two thousand persons ON
the ground at the time, number of whom were women
Perfect order prevailed word or gesture being eyi.
dent to mar the awful soemnity of the hour Previous 10
his DEATH Foster confessed the murder man at Dill
lOn Missouri He said his victim had been pointed ont
to him as rebel He fred five shots at him. Of which
took effect The apparently thryive years old
and was dressed in citizens clothes"


CAPTURING EPHRAIM.-we have often heard of las
soing grizzly; but were somewhat skepcal of ever
obtaining proof that the feat had been performed in any
locality nearer than the other side" In the Montana


Radiator OF the 10th inst however appears the follow
ing account of genuine and successful 'fha of spec
linen OF the long caweS fraternity by :" Old Sport" and
three Spanish buccaros (mounted herdsmen OF of
the party at least may be said that he up the


scratch with galanTy and finally retired with ectat
"a claw ''Old Sport in company with three Spanish
bueeaos started ont to capture wild bear for the bear
and bull fight that is to off the 4th of July Some
where near the head of the Pckly Pear they
and sraighway went to lassoing him After two
attempts he caught by the legs and xed for
driving after which they started with him for Helena and
after tuggng and battling him for sometime when about
halfway, within twelve miles of their destination. he
became frantic aud made repeated attempts get hold
his captors when, finally one of them in the seufe
drawn in reach of him. whereupon the bear seized him.
tearing his (he Spanard9 clothes mutilatng his flesh
considerably and struck him heavy blow with his paw,
the head peelng to the skull and knocking him
less The bear then made for of the horses which
of the lassos fastened the bears foot attached
The horse fought him OF by kicking but the bear reared
upor his hind feet and commenced drawing, sailor-lke
with his foepaws and would undoubtedly have made
short work of the horse had been for the timely
ference OF of the who managed cut the
The bear then of but captured again, aud
fastened tree In the meantime the bleeding Spaniard
came his senses and bronght to town to be cared
Tor. IL Old Sport gets bull capable OF fighting this
bear will look for exciting srsue the fourth