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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-11-18
Public Sale.

Succession Of Thomas G, BOYLE, dcd.
DY virtue Of an order from the Hon.
ID Parish Court, wiltbe sold at Public
Auction, To the last ana highest bidder.
By the undersigned Curator, or throuph
the ministry Of q qualified anctioneer.
at the last residence of bhe deceased.
in the town Of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday. DecembeT end, 1871,
the following described property belong
ing to the vacant successianro OF Thomas
C. Boyle, deceased, to Wit:
A lof of ground situated in the town
of Lake Charles, being ths last resi-
dence of deceased, together with an the
buildings and improvements thereon,
fronting on Wards Alley,
TwOrRewfnished saddles 3I1Spanish
Saddle Trees one set new Harness-6
Pistol Holsters pair Martingales-1
pair neE Harness, and two old pairs
Hames; one old Bride; lot of unfshed
Bridlssa lot Of Saddle Eails--ope lot
OF Buckles and Rings-a lot of Leath-
er--a lot of Saddler's Tools--one Bench
Wee lotYof Carpenters toOls-~.a lot
oOf Japan Leather-one piece of Enam-
e,ed ClOth--oRe CIock--one Heating
Stove "a lot OF Crockery and Tin-ware
Paints and Brushes-one pair Saddle
Bags-a lot Of Cypress lumber, and 9th
or articles too numerous to mention.
Fl TRRAfs AND CONDITIONS All the mo
'va6le property cash on therday of sale;
and the inmovable property, payable
one third cash Oh the day of sale, md
the balance, equally, on q credit Of six
and twelve months from day of sale,
purchaser executing his note with good
and solvent security in S0llio, residing
in this parish, payable to the Curator
or order, and conditioned to bear eight
per cent per an1um interest from ma
turitY till paid. The movable property
TO be aud remain specially mortgaged
until final payment
@. SCHNEIDER, Curator.
Lake Charles, La, Oct. %, 187L(T /,
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Estimate OF Expenditure FOR
the yeaF 1871.

DY virtue Of aEi ordinance of the PO-
Id lice Jury of The parish Of CdlcytSfsu,
of date October 20tli, 1871, submit for
publication, the following estimate Of
old debt, and current expenditures Of
said parish for the year 1871.
ApprU3tmate amount Ct old
debt, after deducting Taxes
Of 1870 and Licenses Of 1871. $500 90
0G JaPo2@ '. e.',,l@ -, =, COO %
ISL ! !. r. .,.,..,., go %
Costs in Criminal prosecutions
in District, Parish and JUS
tees Courts, and conveying
prisoners 20 p61itensiaFy 500 90
Feeding Prisonefs in iail BOO %
Sheriffs' per diem in. Court,
1871 .s$.s4.s ss..sE-.s..,. ITO u
l. Leveue, counselor in snit,
Alden vs.. Police JURY. 100 90
Pay Of Police Jury. 1871 ... 500 90
Parish Treasurer, salary, 900 90
Clerk of Poliee Jury, 1871. 20 90
Paupers, Sl50-arrd estimate,
SIS IT5 90
Parish Printing, 1877. ..a.. 100 90
Blanks and STATIONARY. az rs
Repairs on Courthouse NJ 90
Rent az Grand Jury rU0m,
1871 ..... SIS 90
@. Barbe. merchandise .., ia g6
y SalRer 40 III g
Approximate debt q The Par
Ssh At the end Of the year -
1871 .....k .... ....-,-,. sJ235 ST
Respectfully submitted,
j. v. MOSS,
Clerk =. Jury.
Lake Charles, Oct, "a, 1871 1904.
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UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL


ST.. LOUIS Mo-, Oct. g. 20, 4
JAMES a Jackson & CO.. have ex-
amined she formula for making the
Home Stomach Bittcrs, "'nnd used them
in this hospital thelsst fOnr months. /
consider them the most valuable tonic
and Stitumulant now in use. 1Ea a"
sE ssh. MELCHER,
Resident Physician in charge of U.
S. Marine Hospital. lH I9#
JAMES A. JACKSON & Co. Gentlemen:
As yOu haya communicated to the
medical profession the recipe Of the
Home Bittefs, it cannot, therefore
be considered as Pateht medicine, no
patent having been taken for it. We
have examined the formula for making
the 'Home Bitters, z and gnhesitating-
~ say the combination is one of rare ex-
cellence, ell the articles used in its COM
position are the best of the class to which
they belong, being highly tonic, Stimu-
liant, Stomachic, Carminatiye and slight
" laxative. Theimode OF preparing them
is strictly in accordance with the rules
of pharmacy, Havins, used them, seen
its effects i'm our private practice, we
take pleasure in recommending them to
all persons DESTROYS of taking Bitters,
as being the best Tonic and Stimulant
now offered 10 che public. E +
FRANK q. PORTER,
Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases OF WO-
men, College Of Physicians, and late
member Board Of Health,
j.. 81. BOISLINIERE, Prot
Obstetrics and Dis, Of Women, ST, LOu-
Is Medical College.
4 4 DRAKE BIoDOWELIa III. D.,
Late Presd't. Missouri Medical College
Il. a.. CLARKE, H. ID.
Prof, Surgery, Mo. Medical College,
and late Resident Physician City Hos
pitai, 81 Louis, Mo.
HERBERT PRIAIM, Prof.
Practical Pha k Louis College
OF Pharmacy
j, @. WHITEHALL,
Ed. of Medical Archives,
ARD. Heacock, III. ID; Or. o. ". TT.
Ludwig; q. Gerick, M ID; S. Gratz Mo-
SEES, M. Dc. A. Ware, III, d. Nv. A.
Wilcox, MI. ~.
il, g, FRANKLIN, M. ID.
Professor Surgery Homeopathy Medical
College,
III, YASTINE, M. d.,
T. q. COAfST0CK, M d.,
Prof. Of Midwifery and Diseases Of Wo.
men, College Of Homeopathic Physi-
cians and Surgeons.
JOHN i. TEMPLE. M. ID.
Prof. Matelia Mediea and Iheraupeu-
Tia, Homeopathic Medical College Of
Missouri.
mo GENTLEMAN, ~. ID, Lecturer
on Diseases az Children, Hommpath.
IL College of Missouri
CHARES YASTiNE, M. d.,
Prof, Of Physiology, Homeopathic Med.
College ot Mo,
JOHN HARTMAN, NJ. D., Prof,
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Notice to Tax Pavers

gT1HE assessment rolls for the wears
1870 and 1871 for the CORPORATION
Taxes Of the town Of Lake Charles. IA,
are nov deposited in The Office III the
Recorder for inspection. Tax yers
are hereby notified to inspect fer cor
rsction Il need be- within thirty DAYS
from the date hereof,
t. Ct, GUlIiLORY.
Assessor 8 Collector.
Lake Charles, La, Nov, Is, 1871.
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Lumber, Lath and Shingles,

O'CONNOR 4 CO.,
w BIER YARD, on Main strcet. sast Of Cat6eel
Church, Deer Lodge City, are prepared 70 1uSnieA
every descriptions Ut lumber used for bulding q Dl0
ing purposeA It the sholteat sotice. either & ~
mill yard or ON the ground in any Of the susEoua
Ing mining camps.
We are prepared to furnish 70 order any lsagtA -
framing timber joist studding and scaatli1g % - g
feet in length, Aha apy thickness q 1nishiaG
tVARRR FQR DOORS AND SASH:
Shingles and lath VIII alwaFs b m heaa 4 NJ
hand and At our nill over 15400 1sef ehotes asse
- lumbee.
- Give ~ call and examine or seaek.
~ pereens Wishing orders 1lled can b aceo00Nk
dated BY calling on ]. b Wilcox, Deer Lo4go CITY, -
Prouse d 1cNamara FredIickeoo. -
THO0 3. O'00NN11
]. n. HARTWN.L
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Fredrlckson.-Water reached Prairie
Gulch In the miners Race Track Ditch on
Wednesday-a hundred inches coming
down, and it will bc increased to the full
capacity as the Ditch will bear it. Water
is also In the Upper Ditch, we learn, q large
number of companies have sluices set and
mining will he active next week. There
are about 175 men in camp. A few days
since big Jim" struck an extension on
Treasure Hill (called Niger Flat) about
zoo yards from Town that brought good
prospects in sight, and the Flat was staked
In short orler.-The Ball at Carpenter &
Hirbour's Hall on Wednesday evening was
very fine, some 10 or 20 ladies were present.
and al the boys who could spring boiled
appendage to q collar on the short notice
given.-Do you know that while Gold Creek
Gold sells at $3.50 per or Race Track Gold
brings $40 to gu, Is and of this Spring
gulch Is the finest-.Sluicc lumber Is still
scarce in camp, many more companies will
90 to work As coon a. they can get lumber
for boxes.
~ The Metropolitan Billiard Hall 10 keeping the
best Cigars on the West Side.
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Frelght for The West Side.-Manifest Of
freight forwarded by the Diamond R Line
during the week ending Nay 18th, 1871:
BY Samuel Cooks train to Missoula, NJ
ForJ. p. Reinhardt, 800 pkgs, 1851; Wor.
den & Co., OIL, Is, 76l. &c., ..,-t
BY Diamond Il train No. /, to Deer Lodge
and Blsckfoot- For D. N. Birdseyc, 647
pkgs, 14,04l lbs Messenger 4 Robbins,
=, 6,2oG Murphy. Higgins q Co.. 295,
l6,64& +. B. Miller, d, S.855; 6traug i
Richardson, l24, 6.e74.
BY T, Il. Harris train to Pioneer City,
kFSs Quonf Lee, i u Pkg; ). l. - pounds.
IL Rsiobsrdt, :, ,sss:-tsvi."sR :po1ss7:
The grand total for Ill points 10 735, 1888
pounds. Pretty good for Montana.
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Building Material and Dread.-A well
known brickmakcr tells US brick max ing
here It $lo per n docs not pay; that the
price 10 disproportionate to other materials,
cost Of living. etc. lie says in the old set.
tied communities bill. of -four. thousand
feet of lumber, and thousand brick, arc
considered equivalents, while here Lumber
Is 80, Flour $40, and Brick $l6. Our re.
collection does not corrobolatc this theory of
equivalents. There 10 one advantage In
making brick In this country-there is far
less wastage by rains, It being rare in.
stance where . yard Is washed down, al
though no sheds are built.
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Fresch Gslch.-Hr. Tbos. Pambrum got
the trail open last Monday, and goods are
being packed IN on horses. If. 9. Deco.
teau hes . store established, ard 1ssQra
Narcheesau : CO. viii soon s>ast anothse.
They are now purchasing and shippins
goods. AllsD& Co. sse running thsir BY.
dIaupe t6is veal, and iii VIM s. working
i4s few aAys. There win y plenty q w..
ter thls ssason. TIT.
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Down between Fort Shaw and Sun
River crossing Mr.. n. Ford has band of
cattle. and supplies the garrison with but
ter and milk. Last year he MIXED ls0 COWS
and sold Of their milk and butter to the
Fort, 1000 worth. He has received q
much - $500 on one pay day. That 10
the way one Da,ryman gets along in Mon.
tSuA
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Appeiat1entN.-Among the worthy, In.
teligent gentlemen Of Deer Lodge county,
none better qualified for and deserving ef
good business situations than Mcssrs. Ferd
Kennel and Joseph Algsr. We are pleasec
to note therefore that Mr.. Kennel ID appoint.
ed Book keeper of the First National Bank
Of Helena, and will assume the position in
Z Sewdsyy, while NJ. Alder hke hb place
At Philipsburg - assistant Secretary Of tho
81 'LouiS = Montana, Mining Company.
The gontlemea have our beet wishes tor
SUCCESS IN their new fields OF duty.
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.Personal.-John Lane, of Metropolitan
memory, 10 located at st. Anthony, MIMI.
and partner Ia the firm of Lane & Rollins,
City Livery Stable. Success.
Jack Airport vas at the Snake River
mines, 80 miles from Eagle Rock Bridge, q
few days ago.
Col. NJ. B. Harrison writes that he con.
templates returning to Montana.
Chef Justice Wade hos located in Helena.
II. A. Milot, Of the Valley, has gone to
Yamachiche-bcg your pardon-Ca nsds. for
six months visit.
Mr.. Van II. Fisk having successfully in.
tcrviewed the south camps in the interest of
the Herald, has gone to the northern camps
and thence home.
Miss Maggie B. Irvine, and Mr.. John Il.
Williams returned last evening from the
states. after eight months absence. 80
Glad" They were accompanied by Mrs.
Humber and family, of Atchison.
From Mr.. Jno. II Williams We learn that
Capt. VIM. Roberts and family are on the
road to Deer Lodge by private conveyance.
Mr.. VIM. Hammond has his family at Og-
den, and will start for here in q few days.
Mr.. Jas Preston and wife are this side of
Pleasant Valley, coming by private convey.
snce, and will be here by Monday.
Mr.. Chaa Ellis. of Helene, and Hon. r.
o. Bailey, of Virginia, are visitors in our
burg.
Bishop D. 8. futile will he in Montana
In July.
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tco1R1C11D 10 DATE ~ E1xlNsCnAlD1 DDoAJ
DExs LoDaE, Nay ~ 1871,
We note Z marked change In trade during the past
week. and increased demand for Fancy Groceries and
Ltqaors. Stlll the tendency Of prices IL downward
owing 70 the anticipated arrival Of large stocks from
the States and California Alarge shpnentof Honey
both In comb and strained, has arrived from the
northern part Of California, We quote. Wholesale
Jo6bing rates Honey in and 10 ID tins at sc TO
dealesA
Candies, Work 93xc o'rbs 10 Canned goods. Oystess
So0o. Winslow's Corn - o.. Tomatoss 81 o. Straw.
berries 90 80. Cages III 20 Plums Oh o. Peaches
49O Coffee: Rio 3Oc. Costa RIGA &c.
Salt Lake Peaches l6c, California ditto sc; Apples
1s0sOc, Curants sc, Raspberrics lOc, Backberries
2a0ac, Cherries sc, Citron t0c, new Raisins S. So
old ditto IS %; Bacon sc, Lard 3Oc, Hams aoc.
Sugar &c extra c. Syrurs gallon kgs 81, ~ gallon
k:s 80 90; Coal m u GO; Matches, CAL Tins 81 So
Telegraph 81 90; Brooms q 500 s. g. Yeast Pow
des 81 II Rice l6c, Mackcral Per kit 81 Manila
Rope sc.
Tobacco. Cable Twist 81 q. Light Pressed 81 S
Navy 81 20, other brand 75G0Oc. Tea. Imperial,
Young Hyson aud Gunpowder d 1O0>l %; Pickles,
10 gnl kcs tle o. gal jars % o.. gal jas 81 80;
Bitter, Hostcttsrs 4ls 50. Rcd Jacket % 50 other
brands on 0N0]A 50; Shoveis, Ames' spring point
extra handles 80 co. common shovels 4lS 90; Maple
Sugar 5000; Wrapping Paper lie; Gum Boots,
Genuine Aayward's Colchester 80 10. counterfcits
branded 'flaywarl's," can be purchased at sG5 per
case; Nails, Cd. Sd aud 1Od 9l4O, ID 81 On
0d and lOd - % Float, Bitter Root 90 90 Uniou
Mills 3ll %; Butter 50055c: Eggs sOO8Oc; Beans
ls,Sc; Oats &c; Potatoes skG4c.
" Go to the Deer Lodge Brewery for fresh Beer,
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LOCAL BREYlTIES.


NJ. Chas. Blum is fitting up his nsw Store
In handsome style.
Pemberton 4 Co. pursed Il, 100 on their
first weeks run At Pioneer.
Carr & Co., of Blackfoot, have taken out
$4,000 or 5000 already this spring.
The Deer Lodge Postofice is now the
neatest and best arranged Office in the
country.
Strang b Co. shipped IN immense copper
kettle to Missoula county last week to cook
cheese in.
The Court has gone down heavy on jurors
this wcck-three regular and six special
centres out
400 inches of water in Miners Race Track
Ditch to-day.
The CAM & Klein and Louis & Coleman
Granite Building has the front up, and is
New York style.
Mcssrs. Lebenbsum & Bro have opened
their large stock Of 1Obsecos aud Fruit ad>
joining Kleinschmidt Bros.
The Merchants Express and Stage Line
have put on splendid concord coach built
by Mr.: Alex. Kemp OF Helena.
A Bear carried of 200 pound calf from
Clark's station Tuesday night. Doc Rhes
says it Was twelve feet high in it, bare feet.
Water IL running in al the bitches Ut Sill.
yer Bow. Times ore rather quiet in the
berg, - all are working. but money is
coming out good.
Mr.. F. B. Miller has his new Goods
opened. He has everything In his line, and
more too. Give him cali, miners, me
chanics and farmers.
The Holman Sparrow combination COM
pany gave several entertainments at Pixies
Peak and Pilgrim Bar this week and have
gone to Silver Bow and beyond.
Messrs. Wattclet & Bien, of the Pacific
Brewery, favored this Office with case of
Brcwed Beverage that is tip.top, A No. l.
and they have more of it, to sell.
100 more Cinnamon have come to Black.
foot this spring already. They are buying
all the good ground they Can get, and pay.
ing higher prices than anybody else.
Pemberton h Kelly have received an i'm.
mense stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gro.
ccries, and general merchandise, and are
selling down to States prices. Now IL the
time to buy.
The Diamond r manifest Of freight ship
ped from Corinne, y published in the Re-
porter makes the amusing mistake of con-
signing l,l96 pounds to "Green Fruit" In.
stead of ''Green Pruett."
The companies working on the upper ex.
tension Of Pilgrim Bar have good prospects.
Mr.. Holoomb informs u they are now on
gravel that looks - good - the best streak
on the lower bar, and prospects first rate.
The gentleman alluded to last week ~
having only recently shown his political
teeth" claims he cut them nearly q year
ago on political ring" st the end Of
democratic rattle" Our error wss there.
fore tone Of the head, and not of the heart"
and wholly accidental. an = =..a W. -
It is stated the Pei and Psoso has sus-
pended. Rev. Anderson informed Dc ten
days since that "llsc'' was out OF paper,
and couldn't get any in the Territory, but
that the suspension was only from that
cause. We learn from other sources, how.
ever, that 20 far a. the name and Mr.. Ma.
guire 10 concerned, the suspension 10 per-
manent.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Religious Services.-Rcvelend T. G. lift
will preach 1t the Court House at II A. n.
and Sr. NJ, Sunday, May 2lst Sabbath
School at 2 r. N.
Rev. Father DE Ryckere will hold Cath.
olic services at Blackfoot, Sunday, May 2lst,
1t iO1 A. n.
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Court Tcrn.-The case Of the County 70
recover tho funds deposited to H. G. Fred.
rickson In Bank, comes up on Monday. On
he conclusion Of that trial Court win I'd.
i0urn. 3 @T@ - t.s' 4".
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R SOP u n r d.
THE CHILDe HOUSE, PIONEER CITY, y. r.
VIII BE- rsopsssa sse gssstS u 81 aftsr April 18th.
Astars oe pablo pstrosasp y ssspsctfsly solicited
, MRA Z n. CHILDS. Propdetssss.
.PIooees. April lSsh, ISL @ ~ MI
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DraSs Hydraulic NOzzlcs, otc.
Received last evening per Express from San Fran.
cisco. IN invoice OF California Hydraulic Noxxlcs,
Beer Kcg and Ice Box Cocks. A full supply.
S60 STRANG h RICHARDSON,
Deer Lodge.
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Notice Of Reductien Of Fare.
On and after February lst 1871, until further no
Gios, NC win cell
Through Tickets
From Helena TO Omaha: ....:..:...:.e 40 70 Cy
From Deer Lodge, (cia Ryan, u Omaha ~ ~ "
EIOm tHgJ0Se 70 OtuSD0 ......... j 10 70
The above 10 the rate OF Fist Class passage and
REDUCTION o( esS on the round trip. from former
8S-U OILNER d SALISBURY.
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Another Freak. 49, You remember that
pleasing incident We related two weeks
since of Frank Brown, the three year old
rustler of Pilgrim Bar, the hero of the PEN
stock. He hasn't subsidized yet. 4 day or
two after, having gone to flowing ditch
against parental orders, the senior Brown
soused the junior Brown plenty therein, and
he let up on mining explo'ta Yesterday,
however. q produces dealer was disposing of
his wares in Irwin . Isvine's store at YAM
hill. His team-toer sbronchos to wagon
stood at tho door. They started with a
bound, swung short around, aud dashed
toward the immense cuts Of Catching s. Co.
~ though all the fiends possessed them, and
utter destruction seemed inevitable. Some
one sprsng TO them, caught line, and kept
them on circle like circus chariot, until
the tongue snapped, q wheel few off ut =
tangent, and wreck of matter trxiled n
the bronchos' heels, while all Yamhill was
in breathless awe. Everybody rushed in;
the team was stopped, and The qu,vsring
cayuscs were in the grasp Of sturdy men,
when, to the utter sstonishmcnt Of all, forth
from the de6rs crswled the junior Brown,
uninjurcd, and with . smile that was child
like and bland" told them ''hc didn't want
to drive that team any more without some
older man was along" He had seen them
standing alone. took notion 70 get in and
have drive on his own hook, was jerked
off his feet on the jump, and hence the re.
suit.
Woe IA Brown, jr., the irrepressiblc item
propsgator of Pilgrim Bar.
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NslIs Frsseqai Entered.-Quite . num-
ber OF tho indictments we believe,
standing on tho calendsr-for obstructine
Highways were xonsd by District Attorney
1cNurtry this 4. ~, the notices not having
been served the legal time,
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BOARDING HOUSE.
MRS. A. WRIGHT will open her house, opposite
~ souGh.west corner Of Court House Square, on
Monday, Nay lst 1871. Board BY the day q wcck,
NTH o. without lodging. Patronage solicited.
Board go per Week.
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Hydraulic Mining.
,.e~ 10000 feet o( Hydraulic Pine q n
Gsce fog oae cheaper than 0thes hoasc n tse Tsto
81. teeooas dssiIiag 70 purchase sh0sA addssss
Strang Richardeon, diving distance and fall, whsa
full psittoslasA vssce. e, wil b Furnished: .
Deer Lodge March 10 1871. e Se0 III
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New Hotel.

The building formerly known - the Walla Wala
Hotel Main street. Helena hss been oveeheuled from
TOP to bottom, and 20 Thoroughly rcopened, redtted,
refurnished repainted and reuvenated generally - to
make It essentially new building. and Il now 09ese
to the public Ill tie advantages Of thoroughly 1fst
class hotel, under the name q The =,
GO MOPOLITAN,
~, Sam oehvsab' Psops'stee. qrg
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WAxTED-Dcer Lodge County Warrants. will
&c. ROBINSON,
0s-Sm' Deer Lodge.
w. FOR RENT-My Store now occupied A. 4
Furniture Ware Room, Il for rent Size 22xiOO feet,
with II feet ceiling.
aou JOHN ONEILL, 4o4.
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Mineral LAID Surveys.-Mr. 0eorgs b.
Foote, IN excellent Surveyor, has received
the Deputy surveyorship, and presents hi,
card to miners to-day. He understands hi,
business, and will do what he says.
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LO9T-Two SMALL Coin RlN0s. One has
engraved on inetdc, "Nothcrs Gift, 3. +. c. We're
lost about ten days ago. The finder vii! be rewarded
BY leaving thsW q this Office
Also, about two weeks ago, Mos Agate Breast Pin
(vcry dne st0ne), for which the finder will receive 4
liberal reward BY leaving ct the NORrH. WEsF Office
Deer Lodge, Nay 10. VI. salt.
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Daily New North. West.-We will,
isa few days, resume tho publication Of the Daily
or paper arrives the No. for 1871 will tissue on next
Tuesday morning, aud each morning thereafter ex.
cers Monday. In time for coaches to all the camps.
Tcrms-by mail - per month Of four weeks; deliv-
cred by carrier In Deer Lodge, Is cents per week. II
case Of pon-arval of paper b, Monday, the Issue viii
begin o. soon thereafter ~ practicable.
We acknowledge good lists already from several
camps and solicit friends to send IN their Names
and those Of - many Others - think they want the
little Daily"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-19

~ Go u Boswell 4 McQuestion's City Hall for
ane liquors and cigars.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-19

4 Chance for Mhers.-We are informed
the Miners Race Track Ditch will furnish
water free for two weeks to prospectors.
Go in, boys. It's everything for you.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-19

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