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Application fol. Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, |

Helena, NJ L., Apfll 10, 1871.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Edwin H. Irvine,
~ Conrad Kohrs and William williams, have
this day made application for patent under the
act Of Congress Of July 9h $780, for certain tract Of
land described rs follows: Commencing at quartz
rock lsxl0xi inches said rock being sci for the north
west corner Of said claim. and being miles thirty
nine chains and eighty three links west Of and eighty
two chains south OF the established to sections
Is. ~ b. 81 in township No n. ranges ~ and II w
Of the principal meridian. Thence running u deg
% II w II chains to u quartz rock 1sxl0x4 inches.
Thence II deg 10 chains to granite stone 2Oxl2x4
inches. Thence deg w 1855 chains to y limestone
1sxl6xl2 inches, from which Aspen inch In dis,
bears % deg 10 N cast dist II links and an Aspen
inch dia. bears $ II deg Is dist links. Thence
81 deg IA chains, to granite stone l4xl2x3 inches,
Thence n deg 30 m Is chs to a granite stone Fix
13xi in: Thence n ~ deg W l3 chs to quartz rock
"4xl4xlU. Thence n "a deg Is IN 4 1910 chs to
granite stone !ee%%!?ES In. Thence y 40 deg W Gus
to the place of beginning. The same being np0n un-
surveyed land In section No q, Tp0N, Il II W, and
being placer mine situated In Pioneer Gu!ch mining
district, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., containing an area
OF 40 81 l0ths The adjoining claimants tho
Bratton Bar company. Bailey + Co. and ChinaMen
This tract Is more fully described In the notice and
diagram filed in this office. copies Of which are posted
upon the premises claimed. All persons claiming ad.
yerscly to this application notified 10 appear and
file their protest before the expiration Of ninety
days from the date hereof
ADD: II. SANDERS, Register.
Published April q, GOD
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The Light OF Other Days.-Pembertou
d Go. purchased East 6rst class locomo'
tive head light and reflector, to b used 70
their hydraulic diggings at Pioneer. Il
he's been q Pemberton q Co.'S for the
past week, and when lit Up II makes their
store look ike Northern Pacific Railroad
station. i cost about ell5, and viii ssve
many times it, cost IN lighting the cut for
night work, bssidss being . vast Improve.
msst % pitch. pine Asea
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CaTabO0.-Therc arc 105 men now in Car.
aboo, Boomerang, Independence, and con.
tiguous gulches, and $50 at least will find
employment in few days. Three out of
the nine hydraulic companies arc already at
work, beside number of companies ground
sluicing. Mr.. J. w. Gilbert has purchased
. stock of general merchandise and on Mon.
day next will open store At Caraboo.
Good success, J. w.
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Personal.-O. B. O'Banuan and sister will
be in on to.morrow's coach.
Col. Wall, Superintendent Of Indians
and U. 8. Commissioner Hedges, made thei,
first visit to Deer Lodge this week. W.
were pleased to see them, and hope 70 often
again. Col. Chadwick. u q. Marshal
Wheeler, Mr.. Klein, of GAM s. Klein, Mr..
r. T. Gillespie, Col. c. A. Broadwater,
diamond r." Mr.: Sam. Hauser, National
Bank, and other Helcnians have been in
town.
Gov'r B. F. Potts, Chief Justice Wade,
Gen. Add. H. Sanders, Register of the Land
Office; Col. Church, U. s. Assessor; Mr.. s.
L. Watson, U. 8. Collector E. W. Carpeu.
ter. Esq, Col. w. F. Sanders, and q large
number of prominent Republicans from oil
parts of the Territory, will be in attendance
at the meeting of the Central Committee in
Deer Lodge next Tuesday.
Judge Pomeroy. Marshal Hugh O'Neill,
Frank Worden, Hon. W. J. Mccormick,
Mr.. J. W. Patrick, Major Jones, Indian
Agent. and many other Missoulians have
been in town this week.
The term of Court. business, political
meetings, ETC., has filled the town this week
with friends and strangers "too various to
MENTION" respectfully submitted to church
goers), the most of whom are only recon.
ciled to absence from their homes and IL.
bors by the thrifty captivations of this
growing and guileless burg.
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Pilgrim Bar.-"G. w. l." informs US
there has been two sales of ground to Chi.
namen near Pilgrim Bar this week: one by
Morrison & Co. for "a, 900, and one by Hol
comb q Co. for Sl,000-A petition is in
circulation for the removal of the Rock
Greek Ditch Co.'S Office from Pixies Peak
70 Ysmhill, and the indications are it will
be succcssful-Thc Rock Creek Ditch
did not break as reported, but it was feared
It would break, and was turned off few
dsys.-Another slight cave last night on
the Catching & Go. ground injured one man
slightly. The miners left the cut, and soon
after another heavy cave came in, which
would inevitably have added to the fatali-
ties of the cut. This is an old cut, run be.
fore Mr.. Catching purchased the ground.
He has now suspended mining there until
ills made sccurc.-At present Holcomb,
Beery & Co, Jno. Rogers s. Co., McAleer
q Co., Irvine, Brawner & Co., Smith, Bra
dy & Co, Irvine, Catching s. Co., are work.
ing. Woodward, Blakely & Co. will start
up on Monday. No big runs are expected
this week.
~ FOR RENT--My Store now occun;cd M y
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Wholesale Market.
Jobbing Rates.

ICOnRSsTrn N DATR ~ a~RosOosoO OOSSsl
DEER LoDsE, Nay 4 ls7l,
There il very marked improvement in trade thia
week. The sales have ranged high, and money Il
coming In quite freely There Is ACUTE noticeable re
ducti"n In the quotations several articles since lasi
week, as will be seen from the report. Union Mills
Flour s out Of market Other brands at former rates
Candles &c. Coffee &c. Canned goods, Oyster
$40 50. Winslows Corn 50 CO. tomatoes 81 q, Straw
berries $40 50, Cages I'll 90 Plums I'll co. Peaches
$105O.
Salt Lake Peaches esc California ditto sc; Apples
ls09oc, Currants s0c, Raspberies A0c, Blackberiea
2s1soc, Cherries &c, Citron &c. new Raisns % 50,
old ditto IS 50; Bacon sc. Lard ae@3Sc, Hams a.
Sugar soG2ssc; syrurs gallon kgs III CO. 10 gallon
kgs S21 co. Coal OH 81 20; Matches, Cal Tins OF So
Telegraph Sl4 90; Brooms 80 600 80 OF. Yeast Pow.
ders So 60 Rice 16c, Macse.al per kit S6, Manila
Rope BIC, Candles &c.
Tobacco. Cable Twist 81 20. Light Pressed 81 s,
Navy 81 20, other brand 7b0soc. Tea, Imperial,
Young Hyson and Gunpowder 81 1o0$l 90; Pickles,
10 gal kgs $16 CO. u gal jars $780, y gal jars q So
btters, Hostctters $l3 50. Red Jacket % 50 other
brands $l1 WG SA 50; Shovels, Ames' spring point
extra handles $40 90, common shovss >ls o.; Maple
Sugar sSG4oc; Wrapping Paper S1s 90; Gum Boots,
Genuine Hayward's Colchester 900 o. eounterfeits
branded "Haywards," can be purchased at >75 0o0
$so 0oper case; Nails 3D. Cd aud l0d "a 90 a ~ On
md and 4od "a 80; Flour, Bite. Root % o. Union
Mills Oh %; Butter 6o0s5c: Egg 10000: Beans
ls,Sc; Oats &c; Potatoes sk@le.
~ The Metropolitan Billiard Hall Il keeping tho
best Cigars on the West Side.
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MONTHLIES.
E0S- SAl
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

UNITED STATES LAND Orrlcr,
Helena, N. T., March 18th, 1884,
NOTICES hereby given that Robert 3. Kelley and
~ John s. Pemberton have this day made applica.
ton for patent under the act Of Congress approved
Of the n W A-aud the $ " X of the N " 4 Of tho
NV A-of section No. 8; and the > y 4 Of the n =
y Of the of section No. 2: and the . Il Of N e
Ne K Of the " Il of the n W A-of said section
No. = in township No. 5, north Of range No. 70 west
Deer Lodge County. Montana Territory, Containing
an area OF l59 95lOOths The adjoining claimants
are Sylvester Johnson, s. Lindsey, j. H. Crow ]. Mel
SOD. u. j. Newell and w. j. Elliott.
This tract Is more fully described In the notice and
diagram filed III this office copies Of which posted
upon the premises claimed. All persons claiming id.
versey to this application notified to appear and
ee their protest before the expiration Of ninety
days from the date hereof.
ADD. II. SANDERS,
50 marl7 God Rcgister.
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COroner's Inquest on II. II. Smith.

Mr.. n. Smith. J. P. ut Pixies Peak, sends
US the following:
Having been summoned April o. to hold m inquest
on the body of q man killed on McAlcer h Co .
ground, Pilgrim Bar, a jury was summoned and the
following verdict returned:
cOEoNER's VERDICT.
VIC, the jurors summoned to hold an inquest on the
BODY of man found dead on McAleer q Co. e ground
at Pilgrim Bar, find the name of deceased was II. H.
Smith, snd that he to his death by the accident
a falling or cavinS OF bank on the claims OF J. Nc
Aleer Co.. Pilgrim Bar Gold Hill, Pixies Peak
District, NJ. T., on the morning Of April a. 1871.
j. Bell J. Maddoe, Dr. d. 7. Lewis. J: N. WOrces-
ter, W. NJ Younkin, D. Blawner, N. Smith, y. p.
The evidence elected before the jury was
that he was Of Irish birth, was educated for
a priest, and that he came from Newark, N.
j., to the West. He had no money or prop
erty. The remains were buried at Pixies
Peak.
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District Csurt-Judge Knowles Presiding
THURsDAY, May l.

THURsDAy, Iay4
CIVIL CAsEA
p. 8. White Va Butler ct NJ; decree for
plaintiff 600.
L0unsbury ct al W. John B. Got; decree
for plaintiff.
Hubbard W. Hubbard; Robinson appoint
ed referee
NICK. Dennce ". Timothy Wilcox; judy
ment for plaintiff. ... .--..-.......-.ar-
Bowman vs.. Day; on trial.
..-- ..,.- - FRIDAY. May s.
Bowman W. Day; jury disagreed
UNITED STATES CAsEA
United States W E. n. Dunphy; nO0s
pros entered.
In the Indian trading cases, demurrery
were submitted, and Court holds them IN.
der sdvisement. 4#5
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Freight Llnes.-As will be noticed by
the advertisement, the Diamond r Company
has appointed Captain T. p. Fuller-thsn
whom there is not y better business man In
Deer Lodge-their agent for this place.
Mr.. stackpole retains the agency for the
Hugh Kirkendall Company. Both gentle
men will use every endeavor to accommo-
dste patrons. rE
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Hydraulic Mining.

~ 10000 feet of Hydraulic Pipe of all
sizes for sale cheaper than other house in the Terrific
ry. Persons desiring 10 purchase should address
full particulars, price, etc. will he furnished.
STRANG & RICHARDSON.
Deer Lodge, March 10, 1871. SStf
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II E-OP N ED.
THE CIIILJS HOUSE, PIONEER CITY, MT.
Will be rcopened for guests and after April 10Th
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
MRS. E. n. CHILDS, Proprietress
Pioneer April 10Th, 1871. 9l97
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wanted,

A First Glass TIMER. Good wages and steady
situation None but nrst-class workman need ap-
ply. Inquire Immediately Of
N6H STRANG 4 RICHARDSON.
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$1,000 REWARD Ii offered by the proprietor Of d..
Perce's Alt. Ext or Golden Medical Diecovefer for
medicine that viii equal 1t In the cure Of Ill those dis
cases for which It Is recommended among which are
severe, acute or lingering Coughs Consumption in it,
carly stages, Bronchtis, "Liver Complaint" or 'Bi
iousness." Constipation Of the Bowels, scsofuloss
diseases and Skin diseases, Eruptions, Pimples.
Blotches and Boila. It 10 sold By druggists.
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For sale.

The best business location in Deer Lodge City,
known 40 the BANK EXCHANGE SALOON. 1t il
finely furnished, and has two Club Rooms attached.
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM WILSON.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WAHTED-Deer Lodge County Warrants. I will
pay the Hl0nksT price,
o. &c. ROBINSON,
oe"""A Deer Lodge,
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shielded. Is not good weather for
China women. Last week one of them su-
icided or was poisoned. This morning ct
I O'Clock another, who came from Helena
On Tuesday, swallowed half tumbler Of
opium Or something Of that sort Her cabin
Il now for rent, the late occupant having no
further use for Il
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Notice of Reduction Of Far

Notice Of Reduction Of Fare.
On and after February let, 1871 until further no.
ticc, We will sell
Through Tickets
From Helena to Omaha .,,.,R "a "a Cy
From Deer Lodge, lcia Ryan, to Omaha 36 "a g
The above is the rate Of First Class passage and
REDUCTION Of SIS on the round trip, from former
rates.
s3.u GILMER & SALISBURY,
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Brundy's Mill Burned. While the work.
men were at. dinner on Wednesday, Mr..
Brundy's saw-mill on Dog Creek took fire
from the engine, and burned. The fire
communicated to the lumber yard, destroy
ing about 10000 feet of lumber, $4,000
shingles, and 10000 lath. The engine is
all righ. but the saws, belts, etc., are de.
stroyed. The loss will approximate 5000.
Mr.. Brundy has already commenced ar.
rangements to rebuild, and says he will
have steam up and the saws going in four
weeks. We regret sincerely his misfortune,
and hope every encouragement will be ex.
tended to him. Having just weathered
through moneyless winter, this blow comes
with double weight, and his request of
debtors to liquidate their accounts should
meet with prompt attention on the part of
those who have the needful.
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Dissolution.

TIVE coparnershp heretofore existing between Jno
L a. Murphy and Richard Barry Architects and
Builders. under the trim name and style Of Barry
Murphy" Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The debts due to aud from the late firm will be settled
by either OF the undersigned.
RICHARD BARRY,
JNO. A. MURPHY,
Deer Lodge, b. T., March as 1871.
JSO. 4. MURPHY will continue business OF Arch.
necture and contracting and so!icis the orders Ut
parties intending to bald.
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Dry Goods, Groceries, etc

NEW oooDA lNEw coous
NEw GOODS. NEW ooopA
J. s. Pemberton & Co.,
DEER LoDoE err, xoH1AxA.
A. 1sn' '''': It e: z: e. 2, !. a'o'a :h.'
Dry Goods,
Boots 81 Shoes,
FuRNlsH1No GOODS
Groceries,
HARDwARL
STATIONERY
TOYS,FANCYGOODS
WhseA ~ sG~sd 70 eash beysn It psiess that
Defy COM etitlon!
We hsvs - haaA and = a'siva. - iavossso q
Liquors Liquoo
Liasen liquon
Liquors liquen
l'a'in;: s,1 1,s'''
CHOICE LIQUORS,
ssea hsvs never bseors bssn ossd IN this market,
which ~ Win ell q prices that cannot fail 70 b
ats IN tory
EVERY RARRu OF LIQUOR
Sold BY us III: season. IN, b warranted strictly pa,.
and gsouins In every particular.
Having detssminsd to cell goods this sason Il vsy
any point In the Territory, W Win b compelled 70 do
A Strictly Cash Businessl
No more soedswin be cold On time, unlsss special
terms are WAdA
Notice to Delinquents.
0N 18th day Of June $50 every account
~ and Note due % must b settled. We have az.
termined 70 settle al outstanding debts due % to TIA
0ae, and BY calling on % at that time costs and trou
DE may Be saved ]. s. PEABERTON co.
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A little Brown jug opened ont last night:
The boys quite heavy but their hearts light
There were middle. eyed ucn and grandsircs hoasy,
And the Little Brown jug Wa around in his glory.
A little Brown ing opened out last night:
The wines were delic0na and sparkling and fright
Tho Whisky Was Ashland, the Brandy Otad,
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Now 1OtOls

The building formerly known - the WaIa WaIA
Hotel Main street. Helena has becn oveFhanInd from
tor 70 bottom snd 20 thoroughly reopened Ieaftsd,
reluruished repainted and rcuvenated generally 20
make Il essentially new building: and u noN o9es:
70 the public all tie advantages q Thoroughly ass
class hotel, under tho name Of the h....s
90 SIN 10 POL1T A N.
Sam 0ohwab, Proprietor.
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Proposals.

Proposals.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA
Office Chief Commissary OF Subsistence. ;
ST. Paul, Miun, April ID, 1871.
CEALED proposals in duplicate will be received at
- the oeice OF the \. C. s, Fort Shaw. NJ. r., until
J.! o'clock N. Monday May Sth, 1871 for furnishing,
for twelve months, commencing July LIST, 1871, the
FR e $ III 3 e r
Required by the Subsistence Department U. =. A. at
Forts SHAW, BENTON, ELLIS and CAMP BAKER,
NJ. Il. Information as to conditions quality of beef,
payments, etc. Can be obtained by application either
to the A. G. 5. at Fort Shaw, Or at this Office.
BY order Of Major General Hancock.
J. II. GILMAN,
Captain c. s., U. s. H..
N3t Chief G. 8. Dept of Dakota
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New Publlcatlon.-We notice by our I'D.
vertising columns, new book impeuds
Messrs. Clawson and Norton are personally
known to US, are in fact attaches of the NEW
NORTHWEST. Mr.. Clawson crossed Amer.
ica eleven times and Mr.. Norton three times
before the Pacific Railroad was thought of
In earnest, and besides keeping daily notes
Of events, they have collected q mass Of CO.
temporaneous newspaper and MSS. mate.
rial, having in view the publication now
announced. We presume the Work will he
written jointly, and as both gentlemen are
possessed OF the requisite descriptive talent
We may expect book of no little interest.
They have seen little or more of every
kind of life, and many kinds of death in.
digenous to this continent, and will tell of
it better than some more noted book makers
We commend their notice to attention and
their request for reliable data and incidents
to favorable response,
BroSS Hydraulic NOzZlcs, etc.
Received last evening per Express from San Fran
cisco. an invoice Of California Hydraulic Nozzles,
Beer Keg and Ice Box Cocks. A full supply.
sGtf STRANG & RICHARDSON,
Deer Lodge.
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County Commissioners.-The Board, on
petition, appointed Judge Z. L. Williams
Supervisor for Road District No. (Dees
Lodge.) Get your % ready.
Several petitions were presented asking
the establishment of roads The only order
issued was for . direct road from RAGS
Track. crossing through the Quinlan and
Grace ranches, to intersect the main Deer
Lodge and Silver Bow road.
~ 90 to Boswell NcQuestion's City Han To-
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Dissolution Notice.

TIVE Copartncrship heretofore Cxistu. between G..
J. u, Simmons and L. NJ. Robinson in the McBur.
ney House Hotel business in Deer Lodge City, Deer
Lodge County Montana, il this day dissolved by ,,.
tual consent. The business will be continued by T.
y. Simmons. who is to collect all debts due the drm
and to pay al! demands against them.
April ~, 1871. C.B. SIMMONS,
9tdt L. NJ. ROBINSON,
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The property cold q 6hsi6s sals lase
Saturday brought o9o& ~ n. J. Q. Rob.
" 49, +5 +-@& +Ft
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~ FOR RENT--My Store, now occupied AZ ,
Furniture Ware Room, Is for rent Size 22xiOO feet
with - feet ceiling.
Vu JOHN ONEILL, 4O4.
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~ 90 to tho Metropolitan Billiard Room Soe Ans
whisky,
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MRS. 4. WRIGHT will open her house, opposite
the southwest corner Of Court House Square, on
Monday May lst 1871 Board by the day or week
with or without lodging. Patronage solicited.
Board $40 per Week.
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A OH A IL e N G. E,
Open to NIL Horses in Montana.
SINGLE DASH OF TEN MILES.
WE. the undersigned herewith challenge the back.
w ers or owners Of the horse known a. the SOL
DER HORSE, to a match Of $500 or $1,000 the
horses to run single dash Of Ten Miles, on Deer
90" II not accepted for the above named horse, It
remains open to any other horse In Montana.
WALTON e. TALBOT.
Deer Lodge, April IS. 1871.
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xessss. Emerson. Dickinson d Gerber
have our thanks for kind Temembsances on
the occasion Of tho Es-opsoipg Of the No
tropolitan Billiard Hall Success, boyA
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~ 90 to Boswell NcQaestion,s City Han "a
anc liquors and cigars.
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WEEKLY

Nation.
National police Cassie,
New York Clipper,
New York Ledger.
New York Weekly,
New York Tlibuns,
New York World.
Police News,
Pome.oy's Dens<sss.
Sporting Times,
Saturday Night,
Scientific American,
True Flag,
New Vxlietlca
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~ The Metropolitan Billiard Hall Il keeping th
best Cigars on the West Side.
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