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A01A q
III. Charles Rumley, one Of The Oldest
and most skillful assayess In the Territory.
has removed his o1lca from Broadway 10
vain street, opposite HeEsh6eld & BIO. Z
Bank.
Breyet Brisadier General b. G. Card
Captain, and Assistant Quartesmaeeer nov,
On duty st Fart Kills, hac been deoirnated ~
the diIburctng efaoef for Ill posts in -
district Of Montana,
a Now York correspondent says. the
Daily Hero6 notes the arrival Of s.Ree.
George Higgins, from Montana. !" q The "a.
tropolitan hotel. The numerous friends Of
Lawyer Desbeck will be pleased to learn
that he has permanently located himself In
this city. ,...s.,.. -. -
Herald IA
A lIre broke out u II O'Clock this morn
ing In building occupied by Wells. Faro q
Co., and entirely destroyed it The adioin-
ing buildings and the Magnolia hotel. noet.
Office and Herald buildings, directly across
the street were In great danger, and the most
determined effort alone saved them. Mr..
Frank fired up his engine, but the hose was
not long enough to reach the Wells Fargo
building. The losses arc, summed up.
Wells, Fargo q Co., $500, (all papers,
packages, etc, saved); John Kinna, 81 SOC:
Hedges & Hotter, $1,000; Golden Gate S.
loon, $500; Magnolia, 600; Post Office,
$500; etickney = Son, $3.50; II. N. Bryant,
$3.50. Messrs. Kinna, Hedges d Holten are
fully insured In the Continental Company.
Of which Mr.. 3. w. Carpenter IL agent. The
1.re II believed to be the work of IN incen.
diary.
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4 crash. Just after noon yesterday The
Bowling Alley collapsed, the sides giving
way and the roof making strike on both
alleys and ksockiag things inss ! ooeksd
bat No one was IN It q the time. fortu.
nasely. The recent snow had saturated the
layer Of sss,A on - sooy, and there .heiag
no g'rts between tho plates tho weight
sprung IL sdss eak Tho feeoe dbafldinG,
which y = good frame and h,sly hnielpd.
b unlnjured. but Il WIN cost Is propsic-
TON ssvenl AsSdssd dollaGaAe pqtAhs alls1
building u rcpsir again. We regret . -
1esaS, oo0ssa& o. m6eg MDa tA65tS0 !,
but thiak IL boys viii give thQas0,d.
tying bsnent vben the pins ~ ct aeala. !,
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Thank s.-We have the pleasure of &C.
knowledcging our gratitude to Sheriff w.
W. Jones fer gift We appreciate highly-s
copy of Wcbster's Unabridged Dictionary
edition 1853. We hare been. running the
NORTH WEST several months without. even
% much q pocket edition lexicon, . fact
doubtless painfully apparent to our readers,
and not lcss 70 to us' Hereafter We shall'
endeavor to conform - nearly as possible to
the ancient landmarks Of the great Definer,
and W. think ON friends will b. AgreeaSly
convinced of the fact that . Sheriffs IT.
tachment In our case Il process fruitful 81
. better undertaking and happier expires.
Si0na. as srs ..s...fe tssr-r. 80 a,t.ya.s, r.A 7
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~ WANTED-A journcyman BARBER Good
Inducements to 1rst-class workmen.
Apply to or address r. PLUNMER
est "Occidental," Doer Lodse, n. T.


The next Court Term in Deer Lodge be.
gins May 3D. 49,.
Mr.. Ed. Larabie is in Helena and will
arrive by next coach.
The Lower Rock Geek Ditch 10 com.
pletcd to Pilgrim Bar.
Mr.. Ben. r. Dittes Is authorized agent
of the NEW NORTHWEST at Cedar.
Young grass 10 up IN inch and half
about Warm Spring Creek. How IL that for
highf -l,.,.. ~. . .. .:..
"A party of half dozen Idaho miners,
bound for Cedar Greek, came into town this
evening. uE
The roads down the river are reported
very heavy and bad. The coaches come In
several hours behind time.
scott spreads the board In the new
Dining Room April LIST. We believe It IL
the handsomest In the Territory.
We understand Mr.. O'Bannon's bid on
coal for Fort Shaw was considerably lower
than wood, and he will probably be awarded
the contract.
Our Deer Lodgers who were present At
the Lecture OF Maj. MsGinnis, In Helena, in
aid of the Sisters of Charity, speak Of the
effort in the highest terms of praise.
Mr.. Barry has completed the hrst boat
destined for down the river, and it will be
off the stocks and aaoat the coming week.
It is a good model and will ride like duck.
Quite party from Deer Lodge attended
= Ball at Mrs. Pliers, some ten miles up the
Valley, last evening, and didn't return un-
til sunshine. It is said to have been quite
enjoyable.
Mr.. Kenyon, P. NJ, has greatly improv-
ed the Post Office, having put In new boxes
and new clerk, and enlarged the rooms to
metropolitan sizs Mr.. Clohecy will here
after be in attendance at all seasonablc
hours. "..~t
Mr.. Jack Reynolds, well. known ~ IN
old Montana prospecter, passed through
Deer Lodge, last Saturday, from the States,
en- route to Cedar. Also, number of miners
from Idaho. They came eia Deer Lodge
Pass, and report all the Montanians viii re-
turn this spring, with many new corners.
Mr. w. w. Chapman. formerly of
Virginia City, has given up his projected
trip to Cedar, are will take the desk at the
Scott House for the summer, having sent
for his wife, who will arrive next week,
Mr.: G. made mary friendsin Virginia " the
gentlemanly conduct Of Wells, Fargo 4
Co. business, and We doubt not will be
equally popular here. -a ....
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Announcements.

Having ordered new Billiard Tables OF the most M
psGxsca make. and heayy invoice q The 1nest heen4
- LIqGoss and CtKate evee soh q Montana, ~ Nave
sae Se o. TIE aetropoaitan billiard Hail. and Vim be-
~ opssatsoos ~ few days. Anansemsaie are 800
@s.Hcs. Sacn our patrons VIA tsa1ategtained
@3 h# LANE . 1NERDON. nar l
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Ceaar.-Mr. Al. Peacock returned from
Cedar last Saturday. he speaks highly of
the camp. and thinks the country about win
develope well But few men had yet a.
rived from the West when he left. A China.
man was drowneda ct the Ferry while crossing
in boat. There are two Ferries launched,
and two roads arc being built from there to
Cedar Junction. Competition Is the death
of tolls. A road IL also being built up the
west side of the river. A personal letter
from Mr.. A. J. Simmons, March 10th, Gays
he has building 2ox30 completed ct Cedar
Junction, and . frame 20x40 contracted to
be completed in 20 days, the lumber for
which IL whip.sawed. The P. O. will be
located In this. 1t is situated directly across
the side street from Travis Bro. s auction
House. Mr. 8. filed his bonds q p NJ. some
time since, but has not yet been notified of
the acceptance, aud no U. =. mail yet reaches
Cedar. There is considerable complaint
about the non arrival of newspapers in the
camp. "A miner has just shown me six
ounces, Qess $2) the result of three men
rocking three days on bar No. 30 below.
These things are becoming quite frequent.
If the weather holds favorable We will be
sluicing this week." We arc also in re-
ceipt of letter from Mr.. Simmons for pub
LEGATION, intended for general answer to
the very numerous letters that have been
written for information of the camp, and
which he finds It impossible to answer sep.
arntely. 1t is complete description Of the
camp, and will be published next week,
coming too late for this issne
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Stage Line 10 Observation-Disclosures il a
fcll authenticated rumor abroad that Gil.
Der & Salisbury will, within short time
btablish coach line from Beaverl,cad VAL
fy to Cedar Creek, intersccting their main
nc at the former place. We are glad to
ear il. They state that the prospective
Favcl win justify, if not nccessitatc, this
nc II is the best route in Montana. The
stancc between Deer Lodge City and the
EST intersection of the Corinnc and He.
pa line in Bcavcrhcad Valley, is 10 miles.
Gith the exception of some twenty miles
ossing the main range of the Rocky Noun.
ins through tho Deer Lodge Pass, the
ute is through broad valley lands, and the
tural roads as fine as Mscadamized
)od. The crossing Of the Range from the
birth by the Pass, Is over natural road of
fly five feet 10 tho mile. From the south
little more than sixty feet to tho mile. The
nmmit is only $50 feet higher than the
eer Lodge river at Milot's, the ascent be-
)g distributed over distance of nine
lies. These figures are not estimated, bu,
om the instrumental surveys of w. W.
bhnson, G. E., by the direction of tn,
orthcrn Pacific Railroad Party. The dis
nee from Deer Lodge to the Cedar Creei
ines is about 10 miles valley roads fol
co.thirds the distance, with scarce . hill
he opening of the road from Deer Lodge
Perkins would materially shorten and i'm.
fovc the route. Tho amount of travel to
ID fro; the treasure that will bc shipped /;
c distance and expense TO travellers saved
e fact that this is the natural line of com.
unication-all point to the project Is ex.
Pdient and profitable There is also mail
fvice let over this route, and the receiving
ID sending Of mails will be greatly expe.
ted thereby. We hope to soon zee /,
finally announced that the line win b e.
blished.
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Pioneer koad.-Well! 1t is not to he
given up. The Commissioner have decided
to do very sensible thing. No bids having
been made at figure they deem reasonable,
they have determined to build the road them.
selves. They obiigate themselves to cxpend
the money subscribed in the construction Of
. road As sdvertised-they taking the re.
sponsibility of collecting, giving their time
gratuitously to the supervision of its con-
struction, and employing competent per.
son to have charge of the working party.
This we think the better plan. Two of the
Commissioners live here, two in Pioneer,
and one at Pilgrim Bar, where they can
give attention to that portion of the road
nearest them, and employ hands for the
work. The money subscribed will thus be
expended wholly for the purpose intended,
and there is no doubt sufficient sum can
be obtained. Mr.. H. c. Fisher, of Pioneer,
informs Us 81 900 to 100 il offered there !;
Pilgrim Bar will give $3.50 to 600; and
Deer Lodge business men. fully alive to the
advantages It possesses for them, will not
he less liberal Mcssrs. Walton and Scott
are now giving the matter attention, and we
have no doubt they will be encouraged by
the subscriptions to ct once prepare for the
construction Of the road on this plan.
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( .Ie Ackinstry House hare viii b.
~ IN few days, and that in Pioneer
'e opened about, the 10Th or 18th prox.
's's OF friends will regret the departure
NC McKinstrys from ous burg, but wish
q, abundant prosperity ipsAshons ayans
.. .Ftz.. g.. =. tezs4s -'sg.a,s. ,.,g
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Amputated.-Mr. Mcclure, recently fro
zen near Blackfoot, Is under treatment In
Deer lodge. DR.. Mitchell yesterday ampu-
tated the little finger Ut the left hand, and
1t is believed the second finger of the right
hand will also require amputation. The
gentleman is suffering severely, but bears it
with much fOrtitude.
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Kiyu0

~IRON HYDRAULIC PIPE, h conceded By all
mtnerr the cheapest, highest, most durahe and
available conductor ever used for hydraulica We are
now selling 6inch, heavy iron Pipe At - 50 to $aOo
per yard STRANG 4 CO!
2QH
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Innigralisa Ssejety.- We publish on
the 6rst page the full proceedings of the
meeting to organize the above association.
The attendance was quite large, the pro-
ceedings wers lively, nd 10 selection Of
officers Is excellent We are net advised of
the subsequent action Of the Executive
Committee, but infer thsy IRE increasing
and perfecting the organization, and pre-
pairing material for publication. The A.
ISOLATION hos It in its power to do much
good for the County, and the officers viii,
doubtless, exert themselves in that direction.
The Helena Association designs issuing
circulars printed on three pages of letter ps.
per, these to be sent to parties soliciting in.
formation of the country. The Cedar Creek
excitement will attract much attention and
draw vast throng of people. It 10 the tide
of immigration which we should take ct the
food and show them Cedar Creek and pla-
Ger mining is not the only place and avocs.
ton wherein to locate and which to pursue
to profit.
UsErTLE UP!-Havine disposed Of my interest
IN the CITY Drug Store 70 Nessrs Parchen, Payntee
Co., with the purpose Of rsmovng 70 another locality.
Ill pesooos indebted to holding accounts against
me, are requested to settle Immediately This means
SIT LOUIS KEYssER.
-s>Dss-
~ Go to the Excelsior Bowling Alley Dcoe Lodee.
and 9es the worth OF your 'skToenbax.
swood Street, Helena, Montana,
EoNemERED KoNsIDEDAfny, KoNsuL1BD KLosHY,
by oil lovers Of luxury and liquors,
COLONEL Z. X. SHED SON, PnoPRHToRs,
POSTED PEOPLES FoPULA8 PLACE.
Kiyus Kiyus
~IR0N HYDRAULIC PIPE, h conceded By al
miners the cheapest, highest most dulahle and
available conductor ever used for hydaulicA We are
now selling einch, heavy iron Pipe at q 90 to $aoo
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closinG Out! Closing Out.

GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS!
Determined to close out my entire stock Of Dry
ods aud GroossieA will 09cs tbso 70 To tsnde for
next 20 days 1t cost and carriage. In Dry Goods
ncladed DRESS GOODS, FLANNELA LlNSEYA
ANS, coTTINETS, Notions Boots and Shoes,
q CapS Clothing. cct In 0rocsriss, thsss remain
to be sold
1850 lbs Of No, 1 RIO COFFEE, .tsnn.:
1900 BELCHER's SUGARS, =
'"o NAVY BEANA
100 WOODEN BUCKETS, . "
% kess BELGaERs sY1UPA b 3 ~ -
gallon kegs.
aobAccoS. YEAST POWDERS, MATCHES,
MAPPING PAPER etc, .. -s-.
r'rt' door above tho Post Onlcs building.
:, Lodge City, Feb. H. 1870 -,
"" a. ELLIOTT.
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Deer Lodge, Lane Emcrson, Propietoss, 10 now the
most popular saloon on the West Side Of Montana,
and Its spacious hall Is nightly filed with the knights
Of the green cloth and the lovers Of speculative IT.
erature while the scarcity of litter at your feet
claims the tidy habits Of the management" Mons
but the purest Of ibibables dealt ont to custom
err. Its good place 70 60.
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~ FOR SALE OR TRADE-A Shineie Machine
with eesa0 Box oomplcte. Three ulau can make 2OW
shingles per day; also good work horsc and light
horse wagon. JOHN ONEIL. 4N
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The desirable House and Lot on D Street. Court
House Square. Deer Lodge, known As McKINsTRY'S
BOARDING HOUSE, - offered at private sale at Lose
than cost, II applied for soon 1t IL nearly new was
built last fall expressly for private boarding h0uec
and has room and facilities for the accommodation Of
custom, and In summer can be filled TO its utmost c.
pacity. Tbs Dining Room II lSx38 Kitchen 1884
with cellar Pantry lOxl3; Parlor; three Bed Rooms
UNDER THE KITCHEN INDOORS; 4 GOOD uENNERY, and
other good improvements. One half the purchase
money may remain, with the property 40 security. I'M
I'll September lst, 1870. Possession given April lst
For terms Lp2ly to
LEWIS McMCRTRY ESQ.,,
or, MRS. +. b. McKINSTRY,
SIT at the promises.
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Correction.-''sLow," under Gate of Ste
vensville, March 10th, desires US to oorrec,
some typographical errors made with. his
letter, rs follows: 1.-THE Colt was sired by
the celebrated horse Ben Buster, IT,, instead
of ben Burton" is a full bred Printer in.
stead of "Pinto," and IL owned by Thos.
". Hdrris, ESQ.,, instead of "Thos. N.
Harris" Ben Buster, ST., is q fine, full
bred horse. One Of his colts, three year
old owned by Harvey Lent, wasa perfect
picture, but I regret to say, died. II was
Mr.. L. s intention ~ have taken him 70 tho
Territorial Fair last Fall"
do you know, friend "SLow," that
your proper names puzzle. this Office nearly
Is much ~ = screed of Greely's manuscript
would! One compositor was two hours
deciphering the original letter, and the above
errors was the result. Go sloW on proper
names; give US fair show, and wen try IA
avoid rendering corrections necessary.-ED
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KiyuS

ERGO to the Excelsior Bowling Alley Dcse Lodes
and gee the worth Of your ''kIeen6ax."
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-" Just received At A. Lavsnberg 4 Cos No. 80
Main street. Helena, hnc lot Of WOODEN Dress Goods,
Cl0aks, Silk Dresses, Fur Capcs, Muns Ladies' and
Chdrcne Hats and Bonnets aud other desirable and
fashionable goods.
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sIGRRAT SALE OF CLOrHiNG,-w Cep,nus
BRO. have In store In the New NosTsWEsr Build.
b. Deer Lodge. largo stock Of
CALIFORNIA READY MADE CLOTHING,
To be sold out 1t Wholesale Prices
retail, without reserve. The best bargains ever Of
red on the West Side. A splendid stock, and must
GREAT BARGAINS IN COATS.
NJ Give no . cali before purchasing elsewhere.
l.a, Az INVOICE o. yIRsr QUALITY Coal Or, for
le cheap. SIT
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LOCAL NEWS.
Public Lands for Entry.-Mr. Fredric

fODl1c JA6n0S Tor E0tIys-MT. rTeOrlcK'
son has information from w. w. johnson,
Surveyor, stating nc will arrive here April
lst. and at once begin surveys in the He'll.
gate Valley. These surveys will probably
be extended to Bitter Root this summer
As the Register of the Land Office at Helena
has. in the case of Deer Lodge county, de.
ported from The usual and proper custom of
publishing notice of the lands open for pre-
cmp,on, in q newspaper nearest to the
lands subject TO entry, and numerous in.
qurics on the subject arc made here, wa
have applied to Mr.. O'Bannon and been
furnished with tho following list of Town.
ships in Deer Lodge surveyed In 1862 and
advertised as open for entry under the
Homestead and presumption laws At the
United States Land Office in Helena:
Townships 5 n, Q n, 2 n, and 8 N. Of
Il 0W: Townships 8 N, 4 n, s N, and
6 n. of II. 10 w. These embrace nearly
all the agricultural lands in Deer Lodge
Valley from Brundy's saw.mill, miles
above Bcrnard's ranch, TO the raj h known
III - A>CII y, v uulCS UCAOW Va A/CCI x/OUkC
City.
Township 10 N. of r. 10 West, located
on Flint creek, west of the mouth of Will
low Creek, is also open for entry, but con-
4 tans little agricultural land.
1 Townships Q N. Of r. 0 W., and 8 n. Of
r. 10 W., including Mcad's station, and ex.
,cnding below the mouth of Little Black.
foot, will probably be surveyed the coming
. ing summer.
Mr.. Lyman has favored the pre-. emptors
of Deer Lodge in making arrangements
kvhh Mr.. O'Bannon, Clerk of Court in this
District, whereby their entry can be made
here the same as in the land office at Helena.
This arrangement and the experience of
Pr. OBJ in the land Office enables him to
fecurc titles without delay Or additional cx-
pensc, and pre- cmptors are generally avail
ng themselves of the opportunity to pro-
euro titles.
sA-GRRAT SALE or cLOrBlNGi-w. cepinus
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Herald a .-E
I Col L u. Black 10 in town,
\ Camp Cook II to b abandoned
buildings, and condemned equipsge and
stores being offered at public auction, April
~ sseas t-g,i 'ffs
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..s j, T.. TURNER, IN s,r
1NASp4ACTvRM0 JHWELER DEER LODGE
ssae 01sVak ~ kia1s q l..f e,EG j.n~
tassl JEwDLR ~ oa ell
- =. - -" ~ .'a ''s'ss'
The New York herald., 1870-04-01
NEW YORK. FRIDAY APRIL l. 1s7o.-TRIPLE SHEET.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A -GREAT SALE OF FINE TRoTTING, ROAD,
~. M Colps, Coach and family HCrsss Wssons So oa
At A. H. prompt In part BY oraer OF Aammissra
' syp6Is = l. 1AsSfx1fEs lsS Eva 01as.ense
terra Commodore Mutt and Billy Button; They ABOUT Is
dosbs and for ircsSs VAN On road or track have 20
pulling ~ together and much faster sin.
gle and have record 70 show they cassod among No.
handsome and tine gated roters goes the road
Extra Handsome hne styled aud honest pair Of Jet Blacks
about lbt high and years o,d with Towing snes and
ike aud stylish IN appearance; they have tricks
locomotive, raised together ike one
lofty need cheeks can travel IL miles an hour
with and the rot very fast they perfectly
souna and kind in ethsr single or double harness.
and without exAsgeaiion, of the hapdsomes most gen
tse and boo,ke horses be found IN the Stas with
action and great powers Of endurance he raised In the
0eneses Valley and took the premium fair for beauty
style and Acion has vice tricks locomotive
and travel IA mites 40 hour and not be desed II tine
either single double, and kind reliable; this
horse must be seen to be appreciated
Handsome and honest young Chestnut, about l5I HIGH
has been used and driven by ladies to pony phason
pet can be ondted driven by children locomotive and
can rot IN minutes 8v s sound, kind, and resoe
and an Invaluable family animal.
Chestnut trong Horse years DID, 15H high, fine, free,
driver 40 day sale and
Is sound and kind. Particulars At sale
old extra ne warranted minutes and not TO be-
surpassed. Fui. particulars at sale.
These Horses ia part are he property OF Banker retiring
sold by order OF Administrator to close eslae and all
offered 10 public for absolute and positive sale without the
raned represented in every particular at salo and far
trial given, and not ed the sails annuled. Full
particulars, 6c., at sale.
lod,
The New York herald., 1870-04-01

LrOR sALE-FOR WANT OF USE, THE THOROUGH.
bred Mo.ting Stallion Young Ethan Alien sired by Old
Ethan, dam Lady Jane old, l6l hands high,
bay, long tail and mane 70 perfect beauty fast, square
roter has not been trained on the track but show
single double harness and sadjle valuable horse Tor
stock raising purposes; will be sold at
GAIN Apply to the owner 3S Grand street. Chyie.