The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-07-27

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~ 81: 81 s i:.s ''':''' :! en-.
PosT DoUf1s BsfAslnasD:
From xissoSis, via Xgssz and O. ls,aeiss. 70
From sprineville to CeatrsvI1e
From Ksdersburg y Keetisyvills. 2
Creek. RobiI.ons Store North crssk, Deck crssk
and Diamond City u Fort Bskss. .;. -
Beside this increased service was obtained
on the most important lines in Montana,
which had not before adequate service, And
of these labOrs the Gazette has no mention.
He drew up and secured the passage IT the
National Fs-k Bill. aassing' spAss Z, 200 misce
OF almost inaccessible country, destitute
1T precious minerals, and unacceptable Of
cultivation, but Astounding In natural phe
uon,cna, the like of which the world has
not elsewhere, - National Reservation,
to be opened by the government: to access,
retained under charge of the Secretary Of
Interior, and held in perpetuity for al the
people. 1t has done more 70 make Non.
tana famous throughout the intslligent
world, has attscted more favorable attention
from eminent men and journals, than any
and all other influences combined have
done, and will Ike recognized forever IS
wise and beneficial. Mr.. L.nyford, one of
the original exploring party, and y gentle.
ing public attention to the country, accepted
the Offlcc of superintendent, without COM
pensstiOn, and is now making explorations
for roads, with view of making it Access
sable to the hundreds If Thousands who
will come from every portion Of the world,
t. look on the wonders Of the American
National Park. This the 0azette distoris,
and seems to lack comprehension to appre
ciste, because Major Msy'nn,s did not Do it.
During Mr.. CIagett's term he secured
the institution Of three National Banks in
Montana at Helena, Capital $lOO, 900,
one ut Deer Lodge, capital 81, 900, and
one At Bozeman, capital go, GOETHE ~"
latter controlled by Democrats. Fox, Lystsr,
& Roe, Democrats, were associated with
Mr. King, and were the heaviest st,ckhOld-
ers in tn application for the bank 1T
Helena. It WAS granted them and the bills
printed, when Mcssrs. F. L. & r withdrew
from the association, (having since, we be
lieve, become associated in that ut Boze-
MANI and Mr. King made new application
under which the charter was issued. This
shows to what extent Bipartisan malice"
c9'ha NJ tGa& II aoa .s The s!: s1's 4:
the conduct Of the Ga.eess Mcssrs. Fox.
Lyster & Roe; Doonell 8 Clark; Dr..
w. w. Higgins, and other gentlemen, win"
never voted anything but Democratic
tickets in their lives, will be grateful for the
information that the Gazette es.eelns the.
''Irresponsibls."
Mr.. Clsgctt introduced bill.to establish
an Assay Office at Helena, appropr'ating
CSC, 900 therefor, and a bill ~ppropristins
$35, 100 to complete the present wing and
erect the central portion of the Montana
Penitentiary. They have the approval Of
the committees and will be reporied favor
ally at the next session, not requiring n be
sgain introduced. Their failure IL sttribut.
allie 70 the single fact that the Regular
Committees to which they were referred
never were called to report, only Is Of the
Is Standing Committees of the House hsv-
ing opportunity to report during the ses-
sion. II MaJ,r Mayinnis he'd been there be
might have been able to do more than oil
the Senators and Representatives who had
bills in those committees. but no other man
in the United States could. r...
He introduced bill to amend the Organic
Act of Montana, which wss ct once asked
by every Republican and Democratic Dele
gale III Congress to bs made general and
was 50 made, whereby any vacancy occur
ring in the Auditors, Treasurer d. Supsrin.
tendc"ts offices by reason II dsAah o. resig-
nation, can be tilled BY the Governor until
the next session OF the Legislature. The
Organic Acs make these Offices appoin,ivs
The Supreme Court decided they could not
he filled in recess The Legislature psovideii
The Council In Ill cases OF vacancy GaOoId!
be convened ct once. Il woul& COST the
Territory thousands Of dollars 10 each case.
Ninety mine men in every huodred regarded
It = costly blk on ths people, and M.
Clagett secured the amsndmeak The
Gazette" sees It only in the light that pos>
Silly an Auditor may Be appointed who will
not wilfully or ienorsntly permit put up.
printing '.jDb." 10 b. pslmsd ID - NJ,
and paid for out Of the Territorial Tre6G1sy..
Mr. Clsgett assisted In amending and pr
feeling the Quarts Law. The Legislasars
Of Montsns last winter passed law wAssshxl
every owner Of quarts b required q do
actual labor on each lesi q part Of lad
each year or forfeit the Sans f.sesvse. The
United States Law goes fasthse tAas th,s.
and to ell who do perform labor o. the leads
gives them government titles - secuse .
thai for farm. The one required repre-.
sentation and gave no permanent title the
other provides that good faith and industry
shall b Sswarded with inaliensble
Ownership. The new quarts INV needs no
defense now. Whstsvsa OF Misrepresentation
and distrust existed II The minds of-miness