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and when he gets older and more charits
ble." and comes b Montana, will be pleased
with 1t and its people and they with him
But no followed up the mistakes of his pre-
deccssors by avoiding Montana. When ex
postulated with BY u, he commits the In
guilty Of attempting to defend their course
Come TO Montana, Mr.. Raymond We an
not such bad people, perhaps. % you esteem
Us; and 10 1870 the gold yield will exceed
that Of any Territory or State on the CONT
ncpt. Your 5000 mile trip has made you q
little bilious. Next summer, when you feel
quite well, and there has been another ap'
preparation made, leave the cars at Corinne
and visit Montana. Then there will be NO
disposition to ''pitch into" you, even in the
New NORTHWEST.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory Ut Montana, in and for the
county Of Deer Lodge.
George Plaistcd and William Nowlan, plaintiffs,
against
Alexander Aiken, John B. Pcrson and Jonas Slough.
THE PEOPLE OF THE Trnn,ronr OF MONTANA,
Send greeting to Alexander Aiken, John B. Pier.
aud Jonas stouxh, defsndants:
81 .Ss IN 40 s ss
tihe In the District Court Of the Sccond Judicial Die
trct Of the Territory Of Montana in and for the county
and to hs filed
vice] after the service on you # this summons.ie
county, but in this district within twenty days 9th.
be taken against you, according 70 the prayer Of said
The said action ,s brought to recover the sum Of
named plaintiffs to be due frm you to them for your
failure to comply with the conditions Of certain con-
tract and the terms therein expressed, made aud
tered into On the 18th day Of October, 1867, BY which
said contract defendants eovenanted and agrc.d to
furnish and deliver to plaintiffs ten thousand tons OF
quartz ore from the Atlantic Cable mine, said mine
being situated in Moose Creek Mining District, Dee,
And you hereby notified that you fail % appear
and answer the said complaint as above required the
snid plaintiffs win apply to the court for the relief
dems s'aeSN therein
~ Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
{ '1A1 q Deer Lodge TIL: s6th day Of scptsmS:i.
tslsned,j .: l. TBANNoS, Clerk.
District Court Second Judicial district, county Of
PEE Lodge P.is.sd and Noxlo. plaintiffs. acaln's
l4-w4 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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10 FzS Ips1oa o. Tn xsv Noaru-wDe:
At last. perhaps, We may breathe TIE
breath Of life again. Progress has been 70.
ported in the mattsr Of leasing the St Louis
4 Montana Mining Coz mill We believe
terms have been agreed upon By The high
contracting parties. and the mill b to hepus
in running order immedhte3y 70 answer the
requirements Of the said contract A CON.
petsat anaalgamator has also arrived % take
charge Of that department, while The popu-
lar clark Of the old company retains posa'
tion IN the new onmpany. Roada. exovs'
tons and erection Of bui6ines. are TIE
principal public isapsovsnsah now attract
ing attention. ,s 4, 1.,f, a s,ya3 III
Lot and mach Jumpers aSs beginning 70
show thsmselvn . thick = packpoeksss q
: eireaA Lock ssA bsgs. for Jour impsovs'
laes and pa1esls q gyosnd is 5sras
Tie Ools essdsp = How ca. ~ pro
grsssssg WITH ~ Gecaion q their new
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DEER LODGE PASS SURVEY

We advertcd last week to the fact of Mr..
Walter w. johnson, Engineer, having re-
ccived instructions to take . preliminary
survey of the Deer Lodge Pass This wsa
at the instance of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road company. 1t was indicative of their
favorable opinion of that route. The fol-
lowing memoranda of the survey, for which
We are indebted to Mr.. johnson, cannot but
strengthen 1t:
Iobtained the levels over an approximate
air line north and south from the summit %
MS to give the natural descents from which
an estimate of located grades may be made.
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should judge that six miles more would
reach the Deer Lodge river ut Milots eros
sing, and the descent in that distance will
not exceed 200 feet more, making the mp.
proxiina elevation of the summit at 40 feet
and the road can I've located 80 Is 10 distrib'
| ute grades and increase distance 50 that
fny: fire feet 10 the mile aciH reach the summit
,oifh0us a cut and Wititout any heaey cork.
On the south 60 feet grades can easily be
located, and the approach is very favorable.
W. W. J.
Fifty five feet to the mile. crossing the
Main Range: No wonder Mr.. johnson, OF
the Northern Pacific Exploring party, pro.
nounced it 1.-THE most wonderful pass on
the Continent" Compare it with the Cen.
trail Pacific crossing of the Sierra Ncvadas,
where the engineers were allowed l16 feet
to the mile and curves Of 500 feet radius and
frequently pressed both curve and grade to
the limit ut the same time. There, snow
sheds are an essential; here, within tho
memory of the oldest pioneers, even the
wagon road has never been snow blocked
There, heavy cuts, fills, curves and long tres
ties were necessary; here, the road is over
gently undulating grazing country the en-.
tire distance between the great valleys.
But, favorable rs this route is, We arc
inclined from recent observations and inqui-
ry, to believe it will not he selected. The
concurrent testimony Of al who ore fsmil.
isr with the country up the valley BY Silver
Bow and Butte and the eastward hcadwsters
of the Deer Lodge 10 the source, that an
approach to the headwatcrs of Pircstone can
be obtained east of the Red Mountain, with
grades on both sides of the summit equally
as favorable as the Deer Lodge Pass, with
better approaches from the east, costing less
money to build and work, and sartn2 forty
mies in the length of the road. The sum.
init elevation is not greater, the route 10 fully
Is practicable in every respect, and the dis
lance through the mountains-some twelve
or thirteen milcs-shorter. Residents of the
upper valley claim as high as eighty or
ninety miles will be saved by this route, but
Colonel De Lacy estimates it at forty miles.
1t is certainly worthy Of examination and
survey, and the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company would do we'll to order it. The
Deer Lodge 10 the Grand Pass; the Pipe
stone may be tho more desirable one for the
Railroad.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Virginia will p,y So oooooo more revenue this yea,
than last
Information to the Department OF Agriculture shows
falling of Of one-thrd in the tobacco crop in Viz.
ginia and Maryland and about onc-tenth throughout
the West.
The report Of the Helena Grand Jury on Indian
matters. hss been received at Washington.
Post Once Department increased about $1,000
puring the past fiscal ycaE and the income increased
100000. The Improvement inangurated since
March win show greater Improvement this year.
A dangerous 60 cent counterfeit tobacco tax stamp
has been detected. It b extensively used.
The indications are tho Pacific Railroad Commis.
sioners win report favoeaby and the road be accepted
A New York special says that Government officials
are sndeavong 70 force lottery dealers 70 pay internal
revenue tsx, which, collected, would amount "a
100 annually. Several prosecutions are to b com
menced immediately.
A Chicago dispatch says Maurice 3 Ellard. Of the
fast freight line the Union Pacific road to Mon
tana, Idaho and Utah. completed ansngements here
today-octobr - for sending freight from Chicago
70 oil points In the Tesritosiea -..
Stone, Nichols b Stone. brokers, deny that Prssi
dent Grant operated in gold through that arm.
snow storm In Buffalo. New Yosk, October s7th,
blocked al the street railwaya Not aake fell in
Montana.
The Democrats elected the entire Council uckst in
Baltimore, October a..
The Amsgleaa Hoaea . Chniotta ssas Rochester,
New Yosk was bsrssd Odd 3 a; loss e1aooa
An ohlo oasxv s,n enine n eoaonise 4, Kanaaa
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Coportnership Notice.

COportneTship Notice.
Notes II hereby given that the 9Th day Of Sep
tember, 1884, John w. Dunlap purchased one-halk
intsscst In D. Wstteets Pacific Brewery, Deer Lodge
CITY, and became aful partner under the 6rm name Of
Wattelet 4 Dunlap. All bills due before that date,
will be collected and all debts incurred before that
date win b paid. By d. Wattslet
lSignedJ D. WATTEL1T.
JNO. W. DUNLAP.
Deer Lodgs City. Oct. o. 1870. ls4t
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The article ON the fourth page will re
pay perusal by I'll intcl ested in the pre- emp
ton of lands, and should be retained fo
reference, as it covers nearly or quite al
questions concerning the entry of lands IN
der the Government laws.
The fact is now ascertained that wher
the Secretary Of the Treasury telegnphed
to New York to sell gold during the great
gold fight, the ring" had the wires tappct
and received the news in advance of tn,
Government officer.
They have queer law in Delaware. L
requires man before leading . woman L
the matrimonial altar to give bonds in tn,
sum of $500 for good behavior. Avigorou,
effort is being made to have the law re-
pealed.
Anna, daughter of Bishop Simpson, wa.
married in Philadelphia the other day to Mr.
J. Riley Weaver. President Grant and
wife We're present Anna has only changed
from spinstcr II weaver.
Senator Sprague, it is said, has purchas
ed the old National! Lntal;gsacer for an or
gau through which to disseminate his pccu
liar views. pet" Hals,cal, Of New Jersey
will be the editor
The total number of immigrants who
arrived in this country during the three
months ending June Both Of the present ycal
was 5,9S7.
The Judicial District composed of tho
counties of Nevada and Placer, California,
elected Rcadon, Democrat, Judge, over Nc
Farland, Republican.
The Judicial District composed of Sac.
ramento and Nevada counties, California,
elected Ramage, Democrat, over Robinson
by GOO majority.
The full official figures from Pennsyl.
vania, make Gesry's majority for Governo,
1885, and Williams for Judge of the Su
prone Court, S.703.
The Official Report of tho Grand Lodge
of Masons of the United States shows the
membership in this country to be 451 1856,
of whom, 355 are credited 70 Montana
The Sim Walters csss in Idaho resulte
in the conviction of the prisoner and his sen
tence to bc hung Dec. 10.
Mrs. Stoves defense for the November
number OF the atlantic was so prolix it had
to be issued as supplement.
1T cost ASA Fucker 90, 600 to get Geary.
wandered out Of the Pennsylvania Govern.
orship.
Governor Burbank, of Dakota, autici.
patcs trouble with the Ogallalas and Brules
and asks for troops.
The Sutro Tunnel at Virginia, Nevada,
will he ii feet wide, IL feet high. and have
a double railroad track.
The Central Pacific Railroad earns a
little more than $500, 900 per month.
-GeneIal Rosecrsns is visiting White
Pine.
The New York Herald dominates Father
Hyacinthe for the next Pope
Brigham Young has gone east.
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idea, J." or sspRnsee, rapidly. Professor New
assures ~ tlat II saccessful with the exp@-
iment, the psohiuery will be speedily IN
creasen to one hundred tons capacity per
day. Their mine, (the Specified Trout
shows = very heavy body of quartz, rich In
mineral "A shaft ID now being sunk on No.
8, southwest, with satisfactory results.
Work has also been resumed on the Noun
tain Queen shaft. one hundred feet from
the surface in the first level or chamber.
The tunnel upon No. 8, Comanche extern
sion, will soon be re-opened, and discovery
claim also worked for ores to supply the
demand upon the commencement of opera.
tons in the mill Nearly one thousand tons
already await the whistle call, and thous-
ands more of the same sort can be brought
to the surface before it is needed. So blow
your horn, but don't burst the machine.
Xxx.
Philipsburgh, II. r., November I, 1850.
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Painting and Glazing.
The subscriber having located II Dscs Lodge b Pc.
pared TO do House Painting, 0rainipg. Glazing and
ratent WITHDRAWING IN wosknanliks naanes md 1t
moderate prices. Shop IN rear Of Boswell Lanes.
ordsn UT there promptly attended to.
4 ]. L. TURNER.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE.

A Chicago dispatch states that Messrs.
Maurice & Ellard have perfected arrange
ments for establishing the projected fast
freight line to Montana, enabling our mcr.
chants to receive goods regularly, on quick
time, and at low rates, from the East during
all the months of the year: The figures al
which goods will be delivered in Montana
has not been made public Probably, dur.
ing tho winter, they will be higher than
goods were brought this season by river, but
that the Railroad Company will come in di.
rect and strong competition with the steam.
ers next spring, in the matter of freights, 10
moro than probable. The railroad has the
advantages of security and celebrity. II the
tariff is reduced TO the same figures q by
river, the railroad will unquestionsbly have
. decided preference with shippers. With.
out Maurice & Ellard are familiar with this
country, or . movement is made BY our
merchants, the frcights for this side of the
mountains will probably al be sent ola He.
lena, increasing freights to Deer Lodge and
contiguous camps one or two cents pei
pound, in reshipping from there. Deer Lodge
10 in reality much nearer Corinne than ID
Helena, and the road to 1t from the Beaver
head country Is much better. Goods for this
side should come BY the Deer Lodge Pass,
and could be laid down here ct Ices expense
than In Helena The saving IN distance
alone win b Over sxty milsa This b 4
matter that should receive the attention Of
our merchants, and . diverging line from
Loraine's Or Besverhead be established.
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ADVERTISING RATEsLQuazserly ~ Due.

A Card Il Five LineA Square, Ten Lines; Of this
type. Local Bueinese Notices q cents per line.
Legal eds. Statute Rates.
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THE TERRITORY.
Herald, Oct. 81.

Herald, Oct. g.
A telegraph Office is about to be establish.
cd Ut Fort Shaw.
A Grand Inauguration Ball at the Inter.
national Hotel, November 4, with list of
Committees like petition for = new Post
Office.
DR.. Reins. in his published report of hos.
pital affairs for the past year, says the coun-
ty patients for that time numbered l63 Of
these, 8 shuffled off the mortal coil. rs fol.
lows: from insanity, l; disease of the heart,
1; spinal disease, /; fracture of the skull, /;
absccss of liver, /; lumbaso absccss. l; con-
sumption, 2.
Capt N. 8. Constable, who had leg
fractured recently, is nearly recovered.
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+" Correspondents, short and ncwsy, solicited
nom each camp. Writer'S name must accompany each
letter, TO guarantee good faith. Permission 70 use
name or initials preferred No letter containing harm
personalities pubaishsd except over name Vt wTttsr
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The impression is prevailing in we'll IN
formed circles that there will DO session OF
tho Legislature this winter, converting on
the first Monday OF December. Upon what
authority OF for what Gauss, has not trans
pirod. In such event, It Il the desiEs OF
Madisouiaus 70 elect . Council member 49,
Hon. Samuel Russell. now shseut, that their
Capital interests may mot be jeopardissd
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Gazette, Oct q.
The county Jail is without a prisoner.
The German Hospital is completed.


Herald, Oct. ~
Tbos E. Tut represented Montans in the
Capital Convention recently held in st. Lou
TO- BE WAS one Of the vIce,P Presidents. and
is spoken Of as the bcst.looking man in that
body.
We learn, IS we are about to 20 to press,
that Judge Symes has decided the case of
John II. Ming va Milo +. Truett, Probate
Judge of Lewis and Ckrk county. The &C.
ton Was brought to re0ver certain amount
of money which the phintif alleged the de.
fcLdant had illegally obtaincd.- in charging
more than his legal dues for issuing deeds in
the town site. The Judge decided for the
plaintiff, and fined the defendant three times
the amount claimed, together with costs
The decision was received by our citizens
with pleasure, As nearly every one hos con-
sidered himself more or less sggrieved by
the course pursued by Mr. Truett.
Judge Tufts is visiting the metropolis.
Mr.. J. H. Mcfarland Is entirely recovered
from his late serious illness Glad to hear
It, Mac.
Mr. Henry Thompsoa, OF Taylor, Thon,p.
son & Co., accompanied by his family, left
for Corinne> on his way to the States, per
Saturdays coach.
Gazette, Oet 3o-:l.
The local condemns the obscenity with
which the performances at the Variety The.
stre are interpreted.
The editorial in the Gazette entitled ''Our
Indian Summer, =" is one of the very finest
pieces of writing that has over appeared in
Montana paper. = ."'
Herald. Nov. 3.
Fort Shaw is soon to have $40 recruits.
Yesterday, November list, the new county
officials were duly installed into place and
entered upon their duties They are q fol-
lows: Sheriff, Dr.. J. W. Steele; Treasurer,
Jesse F. Taylor; County Commissioners.
o. II. P. Thoroughman, Robert B. Price,
Judge Forbis. who holds over. ID President
Of the Board.
The Big Pipestone mines, near White
Tail Deer station, are reported yielding -
high ~ go per day to the hand.
The initiatory steps have been taken to
resume amateur theatrical representations
In Virginia city. Judge Hosmer will be
manager, and good one There Is excel
leut talent plenty Of it, among the good
people Of that burgh. -....r.r.. .....
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-the table
of majorities published in the Press
shows Geary's majority to be 2342. a
table prepared by the State Central
committee figures up majority of 4lO4
for Geary. The Age says the contest Is
close, and few hundred votes may set
Gle the matter.
PHILADELPHIA, October l4.-TO the
Associated PreSS:-We have reports now
from every county in the State, except
Lycoming and Snyder. Geary's major,
ity will be over 1000.
[Signedl JOHN COvoDE.
PHILADELPHIA, October I-Ollicial
returns from all the city wards, except
the Twenty fifth, give Geary majority
of 1909 Deducting 679, which is the
reported Democratic majority in that
ward, the actual Republican majority
is 1890.
PHILADELPHIA, October l4.-During
the session of the return judges, this
morning, writ of injunction was at
tempted to be served by sheriff's
officer to prevent the counting
of votes. The officer was re,
sisted, his official position not
being announced, and he was elected
frem the room. He had obtained admis
sion under prcteuce of being return
Judge. He came back with posse, fol
lowed by mob, and broke open thu
doors, servedthe writ, and then orderet
the arrest of sundry persons in the room
who he charged with resisting him. One
of the reporters of the Associated Press
Mr.. Corbitt, was dragged from the Pres
ident's desk, where he had been quiet
witness of the affair, and beat In Z
shocking manner by the police, and
locked ap. He was discharged in few
minutes, and demanded hearing, which
was refused, there being no one TO make
charges.
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New York NnurRft.
NEW YORK, October IL

NEW YORK, October II.
COrTON-Opened firm and closed
quiet aud heavy; sales 5000 bales al
26ic for middling uplands.
FLOCR-Market closed &c better on
medium and low grades, with moder-
ate export demand.
WHEAT-A shade firmer, but quiet
RlE-Quiet, nominal and unchanged
OAIS-Quiet at 62ta65c for western
CORN-Scarce and firm at | GOAL o.
for unsound and l GOAL II for sound
mixed western.
PORk-Quict at 30 75a3l 90 for mess.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged.
CUE NkAIS-Firm, with tair de-
mand.
BACON-Fir:n and in moderate de.
mand.
LARD-Quiet at l7}alSc for fair to
prime stean.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.
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gg Teltgraph'
@ 70 rRk REGISTER
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
nv Telegraph to the Register

WASHINGTON, October IA.
n:.h,rdsou,s ResiX natiou.
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BAL IMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
BALTIMORE, MD.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREE,
DR.. JOHNSTON

DR.. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain. sna.a.
only Efiectnal Remedy in the world for y. and
ness q the BACK or Limbs, Structures, Aa,c,,aS
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuptar,, E IN
charges, Impotency, General Debiity. Ms
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits c.
sion of Ideas, Palpitatiun Of the Heart T;..1yl
~, Trembling. Dinress Of Sight. Gidd;anu1r
Disease sf the Head, Threat Nose or Sir
fections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach on p1 al
els-those Terrible Disorders arising from ~.
tary Habits of Youth-sECRET and .ai;,'tl
practices more ia,alto their victims thar 80
songs OF Syrens to the Mariners OF ILL.,.
blighting their most b; illiant hopes or anfirsTs
tons, rendering marriage, &c, impossible =
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the vi.,iu
Solitary Vice. that dreadful and destrn.,,,'ol I
habit which annually. sweeps to an pntG,'N,,e
grave thousands of \ Dung Men Il the m,
allied talents and brilliant intellect, WIN ~.
otherwise have entraneed listening Senate ~
the thunder Of elsauence, or walked 10 81. ''1
the thrilling Tyre, may call with full coaddeS@.
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men coptsUrl,,
ing Marriage, being aware of PHYSICAL M
ness, organic debility, deformiiieS spee5.',
cured.
a 4.
J., may religiOusly conhde il his honorssn =.
tleman, and confidently rely upon his Nh =
physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
immediately Cured and Full vigor re.,o.,.-
This Distressing Affection, which rrpJers T, Il.
miserable and Marriage impossible, Is tbs ~.
alty raid by the victims Of impruper i'm. -
ence Young persons are too apt 10 com mi, y. :
vesses from not being aware of the drra'tfli
consequences that may ensue. Now. Who -,
understands the subject will pretend "a al
that the power of procreatiOn is lost ,oo,. /,
by those falling into improper habits than =,
the prudent. Besides being deprived q, -
pleasure of healthy offspring, the most ser,, '
and destructive symptoms OF both bod, -
mind arise. The System becomes nrrs,,''
the Physical and Mental Functions N,sLq'',
less OF Procreative Power, Nervous !rst,hg;..
Dyspepsia, PalpitatiOn Of the Hear. Irc''.'.
ten Constitutional Debility, Nas..as =, 81
Frame, Cough, Consumption, pecay aud D.,