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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-03
MARSHAL'S NOTICE
OF SEIZURE.

puBl1c NOTICE I: hereby given that on the Nh
/ day Of February, A. D. 1871. q monitor issued
out Of the District Court of the u T. for the Second
Judicial District Of Montana Territory. under the
hand and seal Of said Court in wherein an In.
formation had been filed in said Court on the 4th day
Of February, A. D. 1871 by Henry N. Blake. Esq., At
torney Of the United States Of America, against elk
horses, for reasons and causes IN said Information
mentioned, which alleges in substance that said elk
horses have become forfeited for violation Of tho
Indian intercourse laws Of the United States BY v;rue
Of which monition aud an attachment Issued there.
with have taken said goods into my possession ana
notice IL hereby further given that the said monitoa
that should be day Of jurisdction or II not then
on the first day Of Jurisdiction there after, ut 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day. hearing Of said
cause will be had, and that all persons claiming the
said horses or any part thereof required to be and
appear before the said Court 70 be holden t the u g.
Court Room In Deer Lodge City, in said District, on
said first day Of May A. D. 1871, If that should be
day Of jurisdiction. or II not then on the first day OF
jurisdiction thereafter at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon
Of that day. then and there to interposc claim for
the came, and to make their allegation In that behalf
and to show cause II any they have why the forfeit.
prayed tor in said information should not DO de-
creed.
Dated Helena, N. r., February IT, 1871.
WIN. f. WHEELER
eetd C.S. Marshal for the District OF Montana
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Fast Freight. THAT old established, reli.
able transportation Company, the DIAMOND
X, is again in the field, prepared to carry
freights to Montana from Corinnc, either
on Express or Freight train, at the mos,
reasonable rates. Mcssrs. Kelly s. Pember>
ton are agents in Deer Lodge, and contracts
can be made with them from any principal
city to any point on the West Side. Their
trains arc now moving, and by April 18th
the Express and Freight lines will each BE-
established and continued during the season.
The Express line will be run with RELAYS
every few miles, just as the stage linc is
run, each driver taking his wagons over tho
route. and keeping them moving day and
night. The time from Corinnc to Deer
Lodge will be eight days-only a little
longer time than it now takes by the stage.
The express freight for April and May will
net exceed 10 cents, and lower thereafter,
while regular freights will he contracted
down to the lowest figures. This freight
business. with trains starting every alternate
day, 10 q great advantage to Montana, and
many goods will be shipped in that way.
Merchants will do we'll to communicate
with the agents in regard to rates.
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Rccapturc OF Hushes s,,v-a,,

Rccapturc Of Hoghes.-On SATURDAY.
last, Under Sheriff Dickinson rode to Cam !.
boo and struck the trail of Hughes who had
started across the range to Boulder. Re.
turning he started Charlie Warren to Boul.
der, viz Silver Bow and the Pipestone Pass
to head him. Warren started Saturday
night, reached the Jefferson. searched the
down stages, and securing Wallace Bell as
assistant, started this way up Boulder, down
which he knew Hughes would travel. About
noon, Monday, he found Hughes in the
mountains, within eight miles of his broth.
er's, and brought him back TO Deer Lodge
Jail Wednesday evening. Hughes had tray.
e'ed in the mountains nearly sixty hours
and Travelled forty miles. in one place wall
lowing through snow for q thousand yards
That came to his arm pits. lie was nearly
exhausted, but two hours moro would have
made him free. He says he planned the
entire escape, and that the work almost dc.
fed the scrutiny of the officers. He saws
further that he has had enough OF it, and
Will stay now. Very likely. Warren rode
day and night, only sleeping three hours At
time, and Travelled about 800 miles. Hughes
made no resistance, being unarmed. War.
rem deserves much credit for the arrest.
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Mining In Gcorsfa.-It Is not usual for
Montanians to go to tho Eastern States to
work placer mines, but We have an instance
OF 1t to record for once. Mr.. James Pierce.
for the last year or two . miner at Pixies
Peak, went home to Gainesville, Georgia,
last fall, and writes Mr.. Dick Kennon that
he has set up bis sluice boxes there and in.
tends to make some money. He has leased
farm, has ditch that brings in 20 inches
otwater-enough by rcservoiring to run all
day. The ground is about five feet deep.
Labor is IS cents per day. without board.
With these facilities, Mr.. Pierce estimates
he can clear IS per day to the hand by in.
Producing the Montana system of mining
he thinks 1t good gold country, and says
there are twenty prospect holes in this
country to one there.
We also learn that Mr.. Jos. Bell, another
Pilgrim Bar miner. has purchased or leased
farm near the same place, and says 'hc
has As good thing on mining as he wants. :"
Personal. - Our visiting brethren ~
Messrs. Robinson, Stone and Woody
returned to Missoula, Tuesday. "Come
again"
Messrs. G. A. Broadwatcr and A. ]. Sim
mons were in town this wcek-the former
making freight arrangements for the Dia.
mond II, Of which he 10 General Agent.
Mr.. 8. looks none the worse of his sojourn
in buffalodom. Mr. Broadwater discredits
the story that Mr.: Simmons walked from
the Teton to Shaw, and says it originated
with some unrcgcnerate wretch ut eumity
with the Church.
Capt. 7. P. Fuller and Mr. Sol. Star leave
for Helena by to.morrew's coach, to be ab.
sent few days.
Mr.. Ed. Stone came nc"r losing his life
while in Deer Lodge, while riding with Mr..
.. J. Salisbury in top buggy.
Col. L. b. Church will arrive at Helena
this evening.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal Hugh O'Ncill
brought up few days ago from Missoula
and committed to Jail. one ]. II. Groom,
charged with selling whiskey to Indians.
The Aontanian says the Judge Murphy
spoken of in the Ke'kuk Co'.stitution is
not the appointcc to Montana.
Mr.. Chas. B. Stevenson, of Highland.
sold TO Messrs W. J: Hines and VIM. NJ.
Crisp, this week, his interest in five claims
in the celebrated Only Chance lode, for
$1,000.
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COnsolidated.-Mr. A. F. Thrasher, Pho
tographcr, sold one half interest in the Sun
Pearl Building to Mr.. Hyde, the we'll known
Matchmaker, and the business of the two
is consolidated under the firm name Of
Thrasher s. Hyde. AS will be seen By the
advertisement, they will soon have fine
lot OF goods in bot, lines, and they will do
good business. This transaction puts Dir.
T. firmly on his feet again, aud we con-
graduate him on the pcrsevering energy
with which he has wrestled against hard
luck and adversely until now he has the
best OF the situation, with good partner
and good prospects.
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F1re.-Thc dairy house Of Mr.. Thomas
Stark, near Gold Greek, caught fire from q
defective stovepipc. on Thursday night, and
was totally destroyed with Its contents Of
utensils, provisions. etc. MI. Stark is ab-
sent In the west, and the place l. in charge
Of Mr.. Ray.
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Local BreyitleS.

Wesley W. Jones is in Rockford, Ills.
Merchants anticipate that trade will oper
up this month.
Superintendent Wall 10 expected in Hell.
cna in few days.
The Philipsburg mill has suspended op.
erations for the present.
There is four to five feet of snow in the
vicinity of Red Mountain City.
Mr. A. F. Thrasher will open Dagucr-
rian Gallery in Virginia City March 18th.
Kirkcndall has 800 head of mules and 80
wagons fitting out for his Fast Freight Line.
Mr.. John Noyes, of Butte, is in town,
AID says Butte 10 all right for the coming
season.
The Missoula P. o. is to be made Mo.
ney Order Office after July 1st-perhaps
April LIST.
Hon. Pres. Scott, Of Deer Lodge, was the
fortunate winner of the $500 prize in Sulli.
vans lottery.
When you get cold, take sweat When
you get hot, catnip tea and gruell is good
enough for you.
Deputy Sheriff Jas lfiddaugh rode to
Miseoula-90 miles-in ten hours, in search .
ing for the jail escapes.
Mr.. Con. Kohrs bought of Mr.. Jas Richie
this week, his herd of 191 head Ut cattle
at Philipsburg, for 80, $50. a....
Mcssrs. Steel & De Witt arc busily dress.
ing the granite for tho stone block adjoining
Donnell, Clark & Larsbic's.
Dance & Stuart have removed to their
handsome new Office, and the store bu ilding
is being enlarged for business.
There will be services at the Catholic
chapel at the usual hour, Sunday next,
Father De Ryckerc officiating.
Thrashcr & Hyde arc putting 2ox22 two
story addition in rear of the Sun Pearl
Building, making it 20 feet In al.
Mr.. o. g. Humphrey returned to Butte
from the States few days since, acccmpa.
MED by his neicc, valuable acquisition to
society.
A Ball ct mine hosts, Thos. Robins, at
Silver Bow, Wednesday evening, was the
gayest Of the season. Twenty -four couple
were present. @.@."=
Monday was Z day Of fierce winds, and
piled many deep bank of snow away from
the sunshine to come down the sluice boxes
next summer.
4 high toned horse the property of Mr..
Ed. L. Irvine, committed suicide on Sun.
day By plunging upon his head, prsferring
death 70 being ridden.
4 petition be- besa forwarded 70 the De.
partment asking daily service on . mail
route from Ryans to Nissouls, after April
18th. We should have It
Mr. A. Mead, now residing in Helene,
will again take charge Of his well known
station in about four weeks. and complete
the grading Of his road up little Blackfoot.
NessrA Woody, Mayhem and Higgins,
Missouls incorporators Of the Montana Cen.
tral Rail Road. have written to washing.
ton % ascertain II their assessments cah be
worked out II grsdisg, and II -, Il Il win
b Coceivod q 1ieooolA. 4 aE AIS
Qulss u sxcitsant - es1ssd duriag
he sevsss eals O Monday b he not q
N. D. 3. Ksayoa's dwelling houss catch.
isg lss from ~ sesvs fpipa IL alHa
~ q1ickly givas I'D - 1ss sEiiaGaish.
q befoss any sssio0 daoaos - dooA
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The Montanian. T. Deyarman, the
very alfable and widc-awakc agent of the
-Nontanson.-our journalistic contemporary
at the Capital-was in town u few days
ago in the interest Of that paper Mr.. D
met with fair success on tho West Side, con
sidcring the very unfavorsblc season at
at which he came. BY and bye. when the
boys have few spare ducats, the Aonsan-
ian should have good lists in Deer Lodge
County, and We trust the canvass will b,
repeated.
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Notice to the Public

Ny new Store opposite the Nc Burney House, 10 now
open offer for CASH either Wholesale or retail At
REDUCED RATES, nm
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK OF GOODS.
held In reserve for this opening. Cal! and see me,
and will show you FRESH goods direct from frrt
hands. Of better quality and at lower prices than can
be found elsewhere in the Territory. SIT
J. B. WILCOX.
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Sssoesde1.-We have besa shown . pei.
vate letter from Mr. Parker 70 John ONeall
l0l." Boxeman, Feb. eeth. stating III hek
oai H1w has suspended publjcoaton. y
such d ~ ease, W psesa0e sons 90 WIN
reeume The publieatIos q . sasiy ~.
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PlKE's PEAK MAILa-Our mail 10 very
irregular, especially to Pixies Peak, and the
Gazette. the most irregular of them all.
though for the life Of me don't zee the
reason, for the Helena. mail reaches Deer
Lodge on Monday and ID Transmitted to
Us on Tuesday, but still the Gazette 10 frs-
quently . week behind. I lay It to the
falt of the postmaster. It is certainly AZ.
grevating, Mr.. Editor, to see other Terrific.
rial papers come regularly and the Gassste.
the only source of information We have
here--it having all the latest foreign, Con-
gressional and local news-fail to reach here
on Tuesdsy.-Pike's Peak Cor. Gazette.
The Gazette in noting the above docs not
seem to know where the trouble 10. It IL
apparent to Us. The Deer Lodge papers 70
to Pixies Peak, direct, by express. The
Gasettes for Pixies Peak are addressed 10
the Gold Greek Office That 10 six or eight
miles from Pixies Peak, with irregular com.
munication by private carriers. The Deer
Lodge P. NJ. has no authority to stop tho
Gold Creek package here He did take out
Pixies Peak papers, by request, until Mr..
Connolly, P. NJ. at Gold Creek, demanded
the packages should 60 to his office. It is
probable the Gazsttes for Pixies Peak arc
thus detained nearly week. There should
be Postoflices at Pixies Peak and Pioneer,
aud the Gold Creek Postoffice should be
Discontinued, if its continuance prevents
that arrangement The Gasetts by address
ing its Pixies Peak and Pioneer packages
via Deer Lodge P. o. can secure its prompt
delivery.
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New store, Now Stock!
FRESH GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
and California gsods just opened from original pack
ages. arc now offered at reduced rates for CASH, at
wholesale Or retail at the New Store opposite the
McBurncy House.
1N JB. WILCOX.
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No HuMBUa-Wc do not wish to inform
you, reader, that DR.. Wonderful or any
other man. has discovered remedy that
cures all diseases Of mind, body or estate,
and designed to make our sublunary sphere
blisstul paradise. to which Heaven itself
shall he but a side show. but We do wish to
inform you that Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Rene.
prietor will pay $500 for q case of this
loathsome disease which he cannot cure.
1t may be procured Of druggists or by mail
for sixty cents, from r. v. Pierce. n. d.,
Buffalo, n. Y. A pamphlet sent free.
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Masquerade Ball-Stusrt Hsll.-Mr. John
O'Ncill authorizes US to announce Fancy
Dress and Masquerade Ball will be given in
Stuart Hall-2d floor of his building-on
81. Patrick's Day evening, Friday. March II
Full particulars next week. Get your cos.
tunes.
The Hall will be finished in . few days,
and will be 23x80 feet with IL feet ceiling,
stage and movable tier seats, rendering II
the best Hall in the county. 1t has been
named Stuart Hall-.a we'll deserved compli
ment to the Stuart Bros, the pioneers Of
Deer Lodge. Mr. O'Neill informs ~ there
is much interest manifested in the Ball, and
every indication that it will be grand sue.
cess. A
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The Placer Act.

rTuOSE interested In the ownership Of Placer Minee
are hereby respectfully Informed that the under.
signed. under authority OF the Placer Act" OF July
1870 II prepared to make the necessary surveys plate
etc, required TO make entry Of placer Mines and to
give information to claimants desiring to avail them
selves Of the benefits Of said act The size Of claim
number Of owners, whether on surveyed unsurvey-
60 lands on unsurvcvcd, the distance from the reg.
ular surveys and the amount Of improvement expeu1
Cd on the mine, should DO sent with application.
All business relating to surveys will Be promptly and
thoroughly attended "a.
Address, Deer Lodge,
W. ". JOHNSON.
g Civil Engineer
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A social dance given by Mr.. Sam Scott,
at his hotel, on last Friday evening, in
honor to ''our friends from abroad" was
one of the happiest parties of the season.
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Placer Land Entrles.-Mr. w. W. John.
son is getting right into business in the
Placer Land Entries. He has made some
surveys and applications already and has
engagements for eight or ten other applica-
tons. Known to be first class surveyor,
and making moderate charges, the mine
owners appear tn have concluded to avail
themselves of his services and secure patent
to their lands, while they have good op.
portunity.
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"A feast Of reason and flow SOUL"
TO those who can good Billiards roll
VIII be found at BOswe!rs City Hall
To one and oil who choose tn call.
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We learn that Judge q. L. Warren has
forwarded his resignation, to take effect
after the next term of Court IN Helena. We
understand Il 10 his intention to enter into
co partnersh ip with Mr.. Sam Word Of Wiz.
GINA, for the practice Of law. Aontana
will lose the ablest jurfst that has occupied
the bench OF the Territory, when Judge
Warren leaves Il.
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There is an increasing confidence in tho
stability of property in and around Silver
Star, based on the supposition that the N.
T. Il. Il. will enter the Deer Lodge valley
from the Gallatin by way of the Pipeslonc
pass. and Plotc.
How would it suit Montana If the rou te
should cross the main range by the Boulder
and Peterson Creek passes
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE
OF SEIZURE.

DUBlLC NOTICE IL hereby given that on the 7h
L day Of February, A. d: 1871. mouition issued
out Of the District Court Of the u s. for the Second
Judicial Dstrct Of Montana Territory under the hand
and seal Of said Court In wherein an inforsa-
ton had been G!cd iu said Court the 18th day OF
February A. D. 1871, BY Henry N. Blake, Esq, At.
torney Of the United States Of America, aganst two
kegs Of whisky and other eprituons liquors, and
fourteen horses for reasons aud causes In said infor
nation mentioned. which alleges In substance that
ead two kcg. Of whisky and other spirtaous liquors
and the said fourteen horses had become forfeited for
violation Of the Indian intercourse laws Of the Uni
ted Staes BY virtue Of which moniton and an attach
ment issued Herewith, have taken said goods into
my possession; and notice Is hereby further given
that the said monition IL returnabe on the first day
Of May 1871. when If that should be day Of jurisdc
ton, or II not, then the first day Of jurisdiction
thereafter at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day,
a hearing Of said will BE- had and that oil per
sons claiming the sad horses and liquors. any part
thereof required to be and appear before the said
Court to be holden at that Z. s. Court Room in Deer
Lodge City, In said district on said first day of May
A. D. 1871 If that should be day of jurisdiction, Or
Il not then on the first day Of jurisdiction thereafter
At 10 o'clock ia the forenoon Of that day, then and
there to intcrrose claim for the same and to make
their allegations in that behalf and to show cause, X
any they have why the forfeiture prayed for In said
information should not be decrccd.
Dated Helena, N. T., Feb. r. 1871.
WIN. F. WHEELER,
ettd U. s. Marshal for the District Of Montana
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Csble.-Mr. Jas. Gilchr!st, who was at
Cable on Sunday, informs ~ that there is
from three to four feet of snow there in
many places, and good sleighing six Or
eight miles this way. The mill stopped on
Monday. the quartz having been taken out
until II Is necessary to sink the shaft deeper
and let down the pumps TO free the mine of
water. The work will be done Is rapidly
as possible. g." ..m ra,"-
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~ i say! Have you sampled that inc invoice al
Liquors just received BY SMITH / EMERSON!
~ ~ the Metropolitan Billiard Room 10 bound
ley Professor Of Scientific Preparation Of Inbibois.
ting Fluids, IL behind the bar
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MAI. .JNO. KINGSLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WOOD STREET, HELENA.
make speciality OF Fine Goods and perfect 6ts,
guaranteeing satisfaction In oil caeea.
VIM. WiswclL lin rear Of Klenschmidt's stoeel Deer
Lodge, 10 kept constantly supplied with samples Of
all my goods.
Measures and Orders
Taken BY him. will be filed BY me. and the same guar
entec given - In my own announcement.
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The Escapes.-Up to the hour of going
to press, Littlcdeld, Thompson and '.Crum.
ME" are not arrested. Dickinson was be-
tween Canyon Creek and Dearborn when
last heard of, and supposed he was close on
Little6eld. but developments to-day indi-
cate he is in another direction. ''Crummie"
was at Connor's mill on Sunday and took
breakfast at S;aunchfield's Monday, having
sacrificed his moustache. Mr.. Middaug h
is in pursuit. The officers are determined
to catch all of them, and they will do it vet.
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Merchants Express.-Mr. Jno. McCor.
mick. Of Helena, was in town this week,
and purchased some excellent horses for the
Merchants Line. They will soon connect
through to Ryan and also to Cedar: It is
the intention to carry passengers to and from
Coripne in eight days for $25.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
Once Chief Commissary Of Subsistence.
Department Of Dakota, st. Paul, MINI.
February Q, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate are invited nm
- til u O'Clock NJ, Saturday, March 1sth 1871, for
furnishing the U. 8. Subsistence Department with
5000 pounds Fresh Ground XXX Flour, t. be made
wholly from original stock Of sound spring wheat Of
hest quality, and delivered at Fort Ellis, NJ f., %
follows:
1000 pounds on or before April 10TH 1871.
5000 pounds on or before June lst 1871
The hOur to be delivered In good, strong sacks OF
barrels.
Bidders must state tho brand Of 0onr offered and
each bid should contain written guarantee from two
responsible parties for the faithful performance Of tho
contract awarded sample of at least eight ounces
Of each brand Ut -four offered, must accompany the
bid, and each sample be numbered and marked with
the name Of the bidder and these marks be referred
to In his bid.
The proposals will be endorsed distinctly, '.Propo.
sails for Flour" and addressed TO the 4. g. s. Fort
1uts. n r. at which place they will Be opened It
the time above stated, and bidders are invited to 10
present to respond to their bids.
BY authority Of Major General Hancock
]. H. GILMAN,
est Captain. G. s., Y. 8. A.
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FIRE AND FROST PROOF STORAGE
31tf ETACKPoLE 4 JOHNSON.
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Landrcth's Fresh Garden seeds JUS
received by ....
81 PARCHEN. PAINTER f. co.

M'I3URNEY HOUSE BAR.
HILL b HARRISON PROPRIETORs
HAVING cnsed the Bar Of the Mckinney House
and supplied it with stock of LIQUORS and CIGARS
that we believe will commend themselves We sha be
pleased to see our friends and the public generally.
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Special 4otites.

~WANTED--DEER LODGE COUNTY SCRIP
For which the market price will be paid in Cash.
L H. BONN 4 CO. 0ankese
5o9 DoW Ledge.
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Sabbath School Csaeert-Arrangements
arc being msdc for Concert under the
seuspices of the Deer Lodge Sabbath School,
and for its Benefit, the proceeds to be used
in the purchase of Library, etc. The best
talent of the town is in rehearsal, and if the
programme as projected 10 carried out it
will be pleasant and profitable Festival.
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Scott House, Deer Lodge.
Reduction Of Rates.
ON and after January lst 1871, the rates Of Board
and Rooms will be reduced to
Board per Week. $40
79H SAM. SCOTT, Proprietor