The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-11-04
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From Saturdays Daily.

| From Saturdays Daily.
l. 0. G. TAT Regular Communica-
ton of Deer Lodge No. g l. O. G. T.,
held at their hall Thursday evening, Oct.
9Th, the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing quarter, and on Thurs.
day evening next will be duly installed by
T. E. Clohecy, D. G.. W. G. T:
| ". c. T.-HAnny J. NORTON.
Wv. T.-MoLLIE A. McKINsrRY.
| W SLAMS D. CYrHsRs.
| W. T.--MEs. l. MCKlNsTRy.
W. C.-S Il. ELwELL.
W. M.-JOsErH A. HYDE.
W.T. S.-HARvEY McKrNsTRY.
| WI. 1.G.-S. Cole.
Mr.. s. Cole is elected Delegate to the Grand
Lodge, which convencs at Helena Novcm-
Der eth. There arc about twelve Lodges
in the Territory now in active opera ton,
Miss0ula Items. the Pioneer Oct.
9th account is given of numerous build.
ings going up in the town. We noticed
in Mr.. A. H. Ross store, last week, a solid
and beautiful head Of cabbage, which
weighed over t,centy one pounds, and was
eighteen inches in diameter At tho same
timc We were shown suear-bcct, of Gu
rious shape, eighteen inches long, and meas
uring nineteen inches round the thickcst
part. These vegetables W ere raised by Mr..
Z. Chafiin, Of Willow Creek, in the Bitter
Root Valley.--Four families from Cali
fornia, with their teams, stock and house.
hold effects, passed through Missoula last
week, on the way to Upper Bitter Root VAL
ley, with the intention Of pcrmanc emily set
Ting in that vicinity.
Strang & Richardson put up splendid
sign to.day.--Mr. s. s. Huntley came in
from Missoula to-day. The town is still
very lively Mr.. J. +. Van .Gundy, of
Beartown. is purchasing fixtures with
which his billiard establishment will be
fitted up in first-class stylc.-Thc flag
staff surmounting the new Hotel was put
up to-day. 1t is framed into the building.
1t is surmountcd with . gilt sphere and
weather vanc, and will float the colors some
"a feet above the street. We hope the
landlords will be content to put up the flag
instead of board.-Thc Richardson Bros.
have their dwelling, opposite Dance s. Stu
arts, nearly completed. ...
Capitulated.-We have it from trust.
worthy sources that louisville has capitu:
lated to the Chinese. The gulch above and
below has passed into their possession.
They have established meat market, (their
butcher shop for Americans is, in China) q
Chinese NJ. d. from Frisco has established
al Office, and probably the next move will
I've to oust Ben Dittes from the Postoface.
The whites are leaving, stores closing,
property dcprcciating, and tho glory has
gone out of tho town. All this is the legiti-
mate, inevitable result of Chinese occupa-
tion wherever they 90 in mining country.
Is it result to commend or encourage?
Captain T. P. Fuller, who returned from
Cedar to-day thinks Byron's line
'Thc trail Of the serpent Is over them all'-
should be reconstructed to read that for
torturing experiences
The trail up Cedar lays over them al.
From conversations with numerous par.
ties who have made tho trip We are inclined
to accept their aggregate opinion that Mr..
Caysnaugh's assertion that ''thc trail is
through magnificent causeway where ma
jcstic grandeur is written on every tree and
mountain top" is photographic erroneous.
ness, unwarranted by facts and aggravated
by hard saddle.
The Racca-1n the races to.day-mile
heats, best three in 1ivc-''Lizard," Grow
dy," BLACK Fox" and Ramsdells sorrcl
were entered. u.
First hcat-Won. by "Rowdy," ''B!ack
Fox" second, Lizard" third. Time: 1:57.
Second hcat-Won by Lizard" ''Row.
dy' second, "Black Fox" third. Time: 1:54.
Third heat-Won by ''Lizard;" all the
others distanccd. Time: 1:50. Having dis.
tauced the others ''Lizard" was declared
winner. ...
Tomorrow there will be two trotting
races First race. mile heats best two in
three for $100. Open to all second class
horses. ~. p, ,...-~
Second racc-One quarter single dash;
second class horses for 800. ... ...... -
Halloween. n.-This period of mischief
making comes off, Is usual, on next Mon.
day evening It is understood the Prus.
slams will lombard Paris with cabbage on
that OCCASION. without fear, Favrc or af-
fection." III .-..3 p, 81 .-.-,...5
Mine host-Scott, Of the Scott House.
who followed up the dashing span of bays
to Helena, which were here for sale few
day ago, took then, in for 5000, and with .
splendid buggy, bought from Huntlcy, now
has one Of the nattiest turn-onts in Mon
tana. They are said to be the best drivers
and finest carriage team in the country.
.Nr. J. B. Wilcox returned last evening
after n absence Of several weeks in San
Francisco, purchasing goods. His family
10 In Helena, and will be herein few days.
Sol. Star, Secretary Of the Grand Lodge,
and Wesley w. Jones, Esq, leave by pri-
vate conveyance this evening to attend the
Masonic Grand Lodge At Virginia.
From Mondays Daily.
The Races.-Ye Yesterday in tho running
racs, 200 yards for 600, Nellie won BY 10
feet. -,... '.. ..s
| m. &ro.t;r~ 900 nne vn;1o fnr ann "a.