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UNITED STATES COURTS.

The Pioneer last week, under the hea
Judicial Reform" makes complaint TN
U. s. Court for this District 10 not held 1
Missoula. and leaves tho inference that th
U. s. Court being held at but one place Il
each District is done by the agreement an,
rs the desire of the Judges of Montana
| We believe from tho tenor of the articl
that the writer was honestly condemnin,
what he esteemed selfish arrangement o
) the Judges detrimental TO M;ssoula on,
other places where terms Of U. s. Court ar
not held. The trouble WAS, he 10 mistaken
as to the facts.
1t Is provided by United States Statut
enacted some years ago that terms of U. 3
Court shall only be held in one place il
each Judicial District In accordance will
this statute the Supreme Court of Montan.
two-yesr ago made an order designating
Helena, Virginia and Deer Lodge - tn.
place for holding such terms, they being
the three principal points in the then most
populous counties In tho three Districts
That order Is still in force, and under it thu
term Of U. s.. Court was held during tho
first SIX days Of the September term in Dee,
Lodge. Any term held elsewhere would be
void and in violation Of law.
The Pioneer further claims tliat Missoula
is entitled to the u 8. Cour. by precedence
rs - ~-.~~-~. '~@a-- = -
to citizens to travel 30 far TO Court. The
date of organization of counties docs not
enter in ~ subject of consideration, and it
would certainly work greater hardship to
compel citizens to 20 from the connty poll
ing the largest number Of votes in the Ter.
rit"ry to the one rating fourth in votes. At
the recent term no trial jurors and only four
grand jurors were brought from Missoua,
and they, for the reason that they being
converslnt with the circumstances relating
to cases coming from that county-sclling
whisky IL lndians-aad the temper of pub
lie sentiment on the question, were entitled
to representation on the Grand Jury. Had
an Indictment been found for a capital of.
Tense in Missoula county, then it would
have been necessary to summon trial jury
from that county, but not otherwise. It is
hot from any indisposition of the Judges to
accommodate the citizens. that terms are
held in but one place, and 1t was while max.
ing arrangements to hold U. 8. Courts at
other points that their attention was called
10 the act Of prohibition. We make these
statements in exoneralion of the Judges
from the implied charge that the order was
made by private arrangement Of theirs for
personal advantages, and trust the Ponce,
will set the matter right with its readers.
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NOTES OF the DAY,

| The leirotl'al of Princess Mary Elizabeth
OF Prussia to the Grand Duke Alexis oi
Russia will. before long. he officially an.
nouuced. The Princess is the eldest lauyh
terof Prince Frederick Charles. - E1c1.anye.
That lets out the buffalo hunt. Mary
Elizabeth won't stand his spsrtin. about
the Marias.
Shirley Brooks is now the editor of the
London Punch
Cannon, Of the News, TOWNSEND, of the
Townsend House, aud II. Clawson. Young.
son.in law, were among those eMpannc.!etl
on tho U. 3. GRIND J~sy, Ivy Judge Me-
Kean, in Salt Lake. Monday. They de
clsred under oath that they dill Mt believe
a nan in rolygamy was guilty Of adultery.
and on being challenged. Chief Justice Nc
Kean rejected them as jurors. The question
to Cannon. ''How he would decide nm is
sue involving the tenet of polygnmy rs
part of his religion, versus the laws of Con
gress?" was answered. "That il would be
time enough to decide. when the issue was
presented"
The Boston Adcerliser Of the 10Th saws
I'VE have seen Senators Sumner and vii
son. and are authorized by them to say that
they deeply regret and deplore the extraor-
binary canvass which General Butler has
begun in the commonwealth. and especially
his attack against the existing State gov.
eminent and the Republican party of Mas
sachusetts, and that, in their opinion, his
nomination . Governor would be hostile
to the best interests of the commonwealth
and of the Republican party. .....:
The Mormon papers of Salt Lake are hot
because all polygamists were excused from
the Grand Jury. The charge Of Chief Jus.
tice Mexican il such that some of the prin.
cipal Mormons viii unquestionably be in
dicted for adultery. It looks Is though
crisis were coming on in Utah.
And now they have an ''Oquirrh" House,
il Tooele City, Utah. s ..t-zr.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Il = estimated that not less than q,
ooo. 600 are expended every four years TO
political party purposes. !:
The Arizona Aiasr wants to know If j,
Cooke q Co., didn't have something to d
in defeating Mr.: ToGe. That's the lates
cause assigned. a..
The Democrats Of Washington Tcrritor,
appear to have united on Judge McFadden
Of Olympia, a. their choice for next Dele
gate to Congress-
Henry Clay Dean. of Iowa. has changed
his mind, and now accepts the situation. y
Judge Underwood, of Virginia, has pub.
lished his opinion (unofiiciaD that all wo'
men win be permitted to deposit their bal
lots h the presidential contest of 1872
The Cleveland Herald and Sandusky Re.
gisser are assured that Mr.. Dclano Ia not
emit ed in the race for the Ohio Senator
ship.
The Republican candidates for U. 8.
Senator from Iowa are now three: the Hon.
James +. Wilson, tn. Hon William B. Al.
lison. and the Hon. James Harlsn-all very
able men.
Washhurne and Doolittle, the Republican
and Democratic candidates for Governor Ut
Wisconsin, have agreed to have . joint dis
cufsion Of the political is.n".- nf tao day an
each Congress district. =.
Prominent Democratic candidates for
United States Senator from Kentucky, to
succeed Garrett Davis, are p. II. Leslie,
Governor elect, ex-senator McCreery, and
Mr.: Beck, member of Congress.
"Ignstius Donnelly. formerly q member
Of Congress from Minnesota. who departed
from the Republican party last Fall, returns
on Bonded knees, in letter to the St. Paul
Daily Press. Mr.. Donnelly attempted to
start party Of his own, but acknowledges
his failure, and manfully asks forgivness
for his sins In preference to going into the
Democratic party" -,E
After the most stupendous and costly
struggle ever known In the worlds history,
the debt of the United States only averaged
$59. Is per head If the p ,pulation. In New
York, with neither war or AN extra demand
for means except that created by the thieves
Ut Tammany, the debt is : 80. e8 for every
man, woman and Child in the city. The
nation has been ruled by Repualicans-,he
rjty, by Democrats ,... ..
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Telegrsphic Drevlaes.

Telegraphlc Brevllles. -
There WAS grand procession in Rome
on the Goth. no disturbances. =
The Chief Justice oflndia has been as
sassinated
The Steamship City of Montreal lust
built for the Inman line Is the largest ever
built on the Clyde-4600 tons, another of
$500 tons Is being built.
Fifty Communicates were in the K nights
Templar procession at Baltimore. 1t was
an hour passing given point, and is dc.
scribed as very imposing.
East Prussia had severe snow storm on
Thursday.
King Amadeus Of Spain has given Theirs
the order Of the Golden Fleece.
A Earthquake at the Island of Tortola,
w. I. left 700 persons homeless.
The police found bundle of vouchers
burned in Hagecrty's cooking range. which
his sister says were stolen from the Comp.
trollers Office She says another man car
-
Haggerty is defended by Jno. Graham
There were 5000 Knights -Templar in the
Baltimore parade. They were given n
grand Banquet by the Maryland Com
mandery. Detroit Commandery No. re-.
ceived the Silver Service for greatest prof.
cheney in drill.
Victoria has rheumatism.
TelegrHns cay Butler is ahead. Dawes
will be brought out to beat him if nesces.
sary.
The escaped Nevada State prisoners nre
ro"bing ranches, getting horses and going
south.
There is great excitement in Salt Lake
City. Brigham and IA of his wives are
suppnnaed before the Grand Jury and can.
not he found.
The M"rmons purchased yesterday arms
and cartridges. The Herald says in speak.
ing of tin time of peace prepare for
war"
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WORK IND WIT.

| ''How long are these hard times going t.
continue p you will hear the question every
day. We believe it requires no gift oi
prophecy to say truly, mot long" The
general line of the Northern Pacific Railroad
! through Montana will be determined. in oil
probability, within four months. II will I've
the signal for immigration unrrrv-urnrr,,
and furorc in the land market. There
never was time when the bullion yield
from quartz was as large as now, or so gen
oral, systen'atio developments Of lc,ssls.
The success Of the Helena Reduction Works
will insure others in the rich silver districts.
Already Virginians have taken thought Of
II. and are active. The agricultural yield
this year, anticipated immigration next year,
and the vast number of farms being taken
up, IL assurance that the acreage of crops
will far surpass those of 1871. The Rail.
road builders will likely he in the Main
Range, If there is heavy work to be done.
during 1879 or The spring after at farthcst.
There will be old towns to enlarge and new
ones to build, and our wanderers will come
back with the strangers. That we will have
dull winter is just as certain as need be.
but the spring of 20 will open = bright day
after the night, and If you don't keep your
seat. Horace" you will wish you had.
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SFIERIFE'S SAIE.

RY virtue Of execution isaued ona Of the District
- aou!t Of the Second judicial District, Of Mon
bearing date Of Scp 0th 1871 and me directed and
delivered, IN IN sction wherein Thomas Strung and
G. BlAkeiy, w. Brown, -. Blsksiy. J,hn Wuns.
ward, IBhksy; Brown Co srs defendants. In favor
o. said plAintl6e and ngNnst aald efennnta Tor the
cum 0f seven Hundred Ninety. Mise and 7a1OOdOllsrs
l$ss0 W damages and costs In the aum of Fifty.
Ihre. do-!OO dolan and al further accruiAg cswte
have levied upon aud WILL on Saturday the 10th day
q September 1871, 1t tho honr Of ii O'Clock q.
~ q sAid day u the front door Of the Cout House
y DER Lodge City Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory. cell to the highest and hsst bidder al the
fo'io.inx dsscribed property. tp-wit
Az right, tito aud Interest Of defendants 70 the
mining around known as tbs Blskely. Hrown 4 q" s
Mining Claim on Gold Hin, south u Pilgrim Bur and
nSas Onnte, baS. 90 feet square, more o. less ana
III improvements on said grUund
Dated this Ssh day Of september. A 1871.
sfISs# 1919 WESLEY w. JONES'
sheriff 1t Deer Lodge County.
-. ~ CHA1L.s 3. WARRxN,
I'LL A@Ws sasf, FL. 8sss. Ell Oeputy sheriff.
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Heres your nice roast chick'n." cried IN
aged colored man, ~ the cars stopped It 1
Virginia railway station. Heres yer mas,
"chick'n. n tsters. oil nice and hot" hold.
Ing his plate aloft and walking the platform
Where did you get that chicken. Uncle r
asks passenger: Uncle looks 1t the intru.
der sharply. and then turns away, crying,
" Here's yer nice roast chick'n, gent'lm'n,
''all hot; needn't 60 into de house for dat. y
"Where did you get that chicken p repeats
the fnquisitive passenger Look .. yer T.
says Uncle, speaking privately, rs you
''from dc NOrfr' YEA" rs you . friend
Job dc cullud man 7" Il hope an. Den
don't you nebber. ssk mo where / got dat
''chick'n. Here's yer nice roass chick'n, I'll
.'hot."-N.s r Tu1snA avs=s
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

The death sentence passed on the chiels SAINT ants
and Big Tree, has been committed TO imprisonment
for life. 81 s@
Judge Bernard granted an Injunction against the
Tamnsny Ring ON tho lath. prohibiting tho payment
Of any more moaiea, except for specified purpose b,
the Board, In ito present condition. II was entirely
unexpected, and made IN intense excitement. Ber
naM hss won great praise for his defiance Of The
Ring 1.' '7& ~
Professor Nahon, Of West Point, shielded Sept. Is
Chief Justice Chase - In New York.
Bullion receipts It Salt Lake for the week ending
September lsth. 3S80oo a@ 5tt ~
The Southern Paciac Railroad surveyoes are Ma,
Los Angeles. s ala H
1o0lyns, The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Harbor Com
missionsr, of san Francisco, dsfeatod b email
majority by Rossnfeld, Democrat. The Republicans
elected al the other State Officers.
Comptroller Connolly, q New York, has appointed
Andrew H Green Deputy Comptrollss, and given him
full powers IN til sdscs. The TyssAs. which hsa
sads - var On Tamnasy. says urssos = Duao-
csat 10 . thorpsghly good nan. snd y happy. The
World does not like the movs, . II desired nclel,n
Or Belmont 70 succeed Consolly. fs
The authorities q New York destroyed eoooo Tor.
pedoes tAs seAr day. "a $500 tat
Fiossnos, tho cosasaiaa Il sseovsrnx.
tThe .seroos vs.aa,r atsaeAs1 % o.BsisG's nesac-
RI. starved ~ hey - 1saeA H died 6 Ti.hkill
The wosaas - hosaAG hin n Peb Ioe eloo % NJ
form with h. = - nssaesi@ sAs Win b arrested
The Grad IDdp = CdA Fellows q ~ o. 3. nj
II Catrago ssptsahsf In.
Josepa shavaa. ~ siass tarf.a. |. Ka.s.e&v-
49, n 49, - ans~Saesf 49, 49,, III. 11--S .
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NEW TODAY.
kIIEIIIFF,s SAT.N

virtue Of an order Of sale. issued ont Of the Dis
tan M court Of the Second Judicial District of Nom
Sas, territory 1 and for the county OF Deer Lodge
usng dats 0f September 2ls,, 1871 and TO m. al
.G M ana delivered, IN action wherein r. W. Don
e; Clark and >. r. Larabie are plaintiffs and
Deicher Is defendant in favor Of raid plantfs and
"snst sne said defendant f,I the sum Of eleven hun
GREG ana twenty dollars, fsli3O OO] ndpm with IT,
p". INTEREST on the same from the date Ut Judgment
'u costs ~ the sum Of wenty>ix and g. llDts dol.
.s VJ and all further costs that NAV ncerua
A. 'l s u, p1 and WIN 2" the 18th day October
";,, "1 lion 0nt door Vi tie Count House in Deer Iadus
tn. hi.h.s,A a'S county Montana Territory sell 10
Isa "Sh.st ana bet bidder for cash the fninwno
.s,r " properly, or 80 much thereof a. may ~. No
cessary to satisfy said dcmand interest and c, o
Gva COST az follows 70 wit: Lots No four,
thnt, two. 81: IN the town OF Deer Lodge cOuntv ~
DScr !;odse Territory Of Montana. according to the
survey OF Deer Lodge city. ON nile in the office
Ut the County recorder Of said Deer Lodge conntv
toscther with all rights privileges and uppurtrmauc,
the'eunto BELONGING or III nywise appcrtaininy also
abOve-iamel Lots. Wv
Dated this I'D day Of September. A. D. 1871.
WESLEY w. JONES,
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county.
- BY CHARLES s. WARREN
AlO-N Deputy sheriff
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Mr.. Vincent Collyer, special peace envoy
to the Apaches. has got into difficulty with
the great Indian fighter, General Crook.
Mr. Collyer was anxious to have audience
with Cochise, the chief of tho Apsches; bu,
for prudential reasons he sent Z messenger
one Mr.. Trejillo, who was met by General
Crook. now carrying on an active campaign
against the Apaches. The peace agent va
treated con'ume'iously Ivy the Indian fighter,
who threw down Trejillo's letter and told
him to get out of the country, and that he
had no business going IN Cochises camp
and he then added that the party Nigh,
consider themselves lucky IL they got back
with their scalps on their heads, or words to
that effect, all of which 10 true, Cochiee
has mortal grudgc against the whites. who
murdered his family and friends In cold
blood. years ago, and he takes this way OF
getting even. But II stands 10 reason that
Mr. Collyer and his peace agents have no
business looking after Apaches while Crook
and his fighters ara hunting them also.
Either give up the Indians 70 Gen. Crook,
or give up Collycr 10 the Indians. -Ns,s Fork
Tribune. 3D..
That's pretty. GOOD for tho zsissa4
There 10 hope for IL yet. It Il were not that
Mr.. Greeley was making agTicaltural
speeches In Wisconsin or vicinity cn Sep.
tembcr 5th, We might hops he hid coaclu.
ded 10 ''stand 70 reason" on tho Apache
question. ft1s
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ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
The Mont Gents tunnel was formally
opened for travel last Monday.

The Mont Gents tunnel was formal
opened for travel last Monday.
The Real and Personal property of Ne,
York State il returned by the assessors thi
year at $2, .537, 1913.
The Arizona Miner demands that Pres
idcnt Grant take down from over the Gate
Of that Territory the legend, "Who enter
here leaves hope behind"
The U. s. Scnatorship is now the qucs
ton supreme in California. Cole and Sar
gent arc in the field and other aspirunt
ready t, shy their caps into the ring.
Major John Owen, of Missoula write.
To correct an error in the New NORTH WEST
of the 9th inst. We stated the Steven.
Treaty with the Flathcads was approved
April 18th. 1854. He informs us 1t was
made in Jnly, 1865. and ratified in 1859
All right Major; you can't expect to find
perfect dates in this latitude.
Tile only way we IN account for Horace
Grceley's persistent aud wicked champion
ing of the Indians through all their wanton
murders and mauraujings, is that he made
vow in some hot place of his overland
journey years ago. that il tho Indians
would spare his hair that trip, he would
ever be their defender, and he is too honest
10 even break a bad vow.
New York City politics are n little
mixed just now. The Democrats are divi
died. into Tanmany and anti .Tsm,nany
Rings. the ants ready to coalesce with the
Republicans to send men to the Legislature
who are honest and firm. The Republicans.
on the other hand. are split and powcrless
The Horace Greeley Committees are hold
Ing their State and Senatorial Conventions,
which are sure to be rcpudiatcd by the State
Committee Conventions. SO IL looks a.
though New York might have a Peoples
Tick in the fl IL III year, md elect it,
The New York Sun hosts the following
ticket:
FOR PRESIDENT
Our Later Franklin.
DIX. HORACE GREELEY,
or CHArPAQUA.
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We learn that Colonel w. Miner Roberts
and the party of commissioners sent out by
The European bankers to look over the
route Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, arr
expected to arrive soon over the route from
the west, AS travelled by the Garfield party
in 1869. They first examined the eastern
line, then went to the Sound, accompanied
by Colonel Roberts. and are now coming
eastward. The party is composed of emf.
nent engineers and capitalists. The Walla
Walla Statesman gives their names as fol-
lows: Mr.. Aug. Folsch, engineer, chairman;
Chevalicr ID. Grinburg, Of Vienna; N. J
Den Tex, Secretary of tho Board Ut Trade
of Amsterdam; Mr.. Haas. of Berlin, Presi.
OF several Prussian railways. Mr., Gr.is.
chlvcrt, of Frankfort, and General Geo. B
Sargent, financial agent of the N. P. R.R.
Company in Europe. kilograms say they
arr greatly pleased with the Pacific end Of
the line. @a #s
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The astronomers tell US that pear.shap.
ed SPOT, 40 600 miles in diameter. can now
b. seen on the sun by the nil of magnify.
ing glass. If a man has eyes that cannot,
without the aid ut magnifying glass. sec
spot 10000 miles wide, be had better give
them 10 some blind man.
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OF CHApPAQUA.
''And that old friend 80 sage and bland
Our Later Franklin ,"--WuiTTfER

ANA tEat Old Ificn5 sage ami bland
Our Later Franklin" --WuITTiER.
Dana only needs to give one more expls
nation. Mot that We love Greeley NOR.
but Grant less" That would explain tn.
situation without special reference 10 hi.
non appointment as collector of Customs q,
New York.
Mr.. Kneass is IN receipt of lett + froin
Mr. Lam'rccht, of Philadelphia, stating
that the projected Philadelphia and Euro
pcan line of steamers is determined upon.
and fourlarge steamers have been contracted
for. They will run in connection with the
Pennsylvania Central and connecting lines
OF Railroad. and Mr.. l.. suggest will in time
he part Of the line on which the Northern
Pacific X. Il Go. will sell excursion tickets
round the world.
-McIin, the prisoner from Gallatin
county for burglary. has had reversal of his
case by the Supreme Court and ia reminded
to Bozcman for new trial. The Sheriff
instructs Warden Gilchrist TO return him as
provided by the Territorial law. II 20 turns
out. however. that The law ia void, a. the
Ienitcntiary is under the U. s. authorities.
and they governed by superior statutes rot
permitting that act. We cite the case that
some Of our Legislators may make note of
II, and amend the act to cover such cases.
Mr. X. w. Raymond. in q letter to the
Mining journal Of Sept 18th. just to hand,
has some ideas on railroad matters in Mon
tana. He believes the U. P. will build q
narrow.gauge road from Evanston to Mon.
tana; that Notwithstanding the advantages
OF the Deer Lodge Pass. the N. p. Co. win
seck line further North; that the u. p.
il determined to get tho Montana trade from
the Central; that narrow. gauge road
utah Northern) will be running to Soda
Spri' q next year. AMI that this point-1O0
miles nearer Montana than Ccrinne ,s-will
acquire the Montana trade. In any event,
he Sc 3 blessings for Montana in the coming
railroads, wherever they may be located,
and encourages immigration to locate In ad.
vance of the roads. While there src few
errors there are many good and correct
ideas IN the letter, and we rather think Mr.,
Raymond has taken liking to our Terri.
tory.
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Mr.. George Merriam y said % conduct
the Christian Union 10 Ar. BeecharS ab-
Scnce. - i ate4 s1
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NEW TODAY.

LOST.
A Gntta Percha gold tipped Pen and Pencil. A
"A suitable reward will be paid by returning the
same to this Office
CHOICE WHISKY.
A few barrel. old MONONGAHEI.A" received
4 this day direct from Pittsbury Fur sale at low
figures.
Sept %, ~. j. B. WILCOX
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OPENED,

OPENED.
WARM SPRINGS HOTEL,
DEER LODGE MOUND, M.T.,)
4. BELENGER..... ................Py Proprietor
OPENED FOR GUESTS SEPT. Is, 1871.
TUE PROPRIETOR has the pleasure Of announc.
l. Ing that this
Large, New and Elegantly Furnished Hotel
Situated at Deer Lodge Mound. and provided with
Single and Swimming Baths,
Great Medicinal Springs Of Montana
IL now Ctmpastsd and Op'n for Guests.
Good stahling ON the Premises. Pleasure Parties
from Deer Lodge and other points will be served with
Meals vt any hour and Short Notice ana in First
Class style. Gan.e and Fish always In the larder
Invalid. furnished with largo wrllvent,latad and
Pleasant Rooms. The Medicinal Virtue OF these WA
tiers tor lthe matte Or ScrOfnlos Complaints II pro.
n0unced ny eminent Chemists and numerous parties
nent. %s# - GESS -
Glmcr Salisbury's Overland Stage Line carries
passengers direct to the tel Distauce from Deer
Lodge, 10 miles, over the hest road In Montana.
CHARGES REASONABLE The patronage Of the
PUBLIC is respectfully solicited.
Warm Springs. Sept. Is, 1871. ll6
A..