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MONTANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1873.
met with painful accident on Sunday last.
breaking his leg near the ankle. Cause. IN.

met with painful accident on Sunday last,
breaking his leg near the ankle. Cause. IN.
ruly cquinea
Ono Of our youthful sports who has just
returned from your festive city. pronounces
It gay; rays that Deer Lodge 10 b,eger'n
the States" snd that there are more pretty
girls there than he ever saw together before.
Think that he'll join the Marshall Grade
outfit, and thereby turn smother desperate
character loose upon society. by the way,
since the cold weather comVenced, that
outfit don't pet'estriarize a. much - usual.
and think have transferred their claims,
with oil their dips, spurs aud angles, to the
Jocko.
Rumors are afloat of
ANEw PUBLICATION,
Which 10 to eclipse, discount, and throw
entirely In the shade 6crambles in Wonder.
land, Harry Norton. Mark TWAIN, Skim.
mcrhcrn. and the whole historical f~ternity.
The talented suthOr has been at Flaihesd.
and propOses to dish up that portion of
G,'d's cOuntry In = superior manner. He is
VNtV0s !" SOC VCVOSsOuS Suu w R0S uuA W. SuV
tack and say, 100 10 and win; the field is
large. and you have plenty Of scope for
your genius" We further understand tina,
the Medical Director of the Hospital has Or
dersd . hundred volumes, hound in calf.
skin, to be used - ssporifics.
Speaking Of Skimmerhorn, I'm going to
hunt up some ironical words and turn lo,se
upon that unfortunate child Of genius with
the weight of my intellect. l don't know
what skim" has done, and care less, but
am determined to join issues with Mono
and give the poor hunted individual peace
If It takes oil summer"
The boys are discussing the probabilities
of being able to reorganize our series of
CLUB DANCES.
which have afforded 90 much pleasure and
amusement curing the past three winters.
They'll do it sure as in this deal they intend
to harmonize tho conflicting elements by
accommodating all. and assure the people
that the entertainment will please the most
fastidious.
From private letter learn that Ed. ].
Stone, long and fsvorably known through.
out the Territory. 10 well situated in Wallis
Walla, and eyinces no desire TO return 10
his old stamping ground. Wait until those
Webfcet commerce to crash, run after banks
and suspend, aid all that sort of thing, and
he'll migrate again TO Montana where there's
no danger Of anything Of that kind.
Ters,t fNeonl, H,,se a. n,.l
anxiously await further Developments
TRUTHFUL JAMES.
MIssoULA. Sept. so, 1873.
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II you want doe candies 60 70 =.

SoLD.-Betwecn doggesei. Cinnamon and
CONGREGATIONS the Local Editor he's got The
worst Of 1t every tern this week-of The lat.
ter, this: On Monday evening last soGs-
Oody came into Deer Lods-, ahead Of the
coach. and brought circumsiansial accoun,
Of 1.-THE burning Of Missoula." We q ones
addressed note to cur special correspond.
ent ct ll;ssouls, asking By return mail
= full detailed statement Of The origin, e4.
.',cnt, lnsses. insurance, etc, By tho disss.
..,yous cccfagrstion which W had learsed
with deep rCggct had just swept oves oui
''falr sister city" t. which csvus the -
ply:
EnIron New NoRra-wnT:- = -
DxAa EM:- Your favor Of Ne 3etA int;
i a, hand. IN reply would st&se i Y 80
candid opinion. after thoroughly cxemisinl
Aissouis, that some isrevsscas and Scpss
hensib!e Quilt hss b0od.,0ed yvs. No 'tdis'
astrous conAsgraiioa" moro extensive shal
that confined . coal11Dg saovus has swep'
over Niesosla. thas I - aware q. Il, how
/ evef. roo Insist upoo hoSlag . ''lull dGsollst
abatement" of 1ye. ~ q y oecoMogy ia
the vetensU VI IT, INV Non1u>W109 ~
IL poaene 70 hsysjDs l'eaa ~ yea - -
~ fssiI14y q - - sasPs 80. -
ii L : sss,s;ssisI T. - tss.
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PENlTExTlARY MATTERS. Board of
Directors, Mr. Granville Stuart, Rev. Hugh
Duncan, Mr.. J. H. Robertson, were in ses.
sion this week auditing accounts, inspecting
the prison, investigating charges, making
Improvements, etc. They found the prison
in good sanitary condition, and everything
satisfactory. No change was made in the
officers. II was ordered that the south end
fence of the prison be extended out fifty
feet, 10 afford room for new bu,lcings and
working space by Col. Thornton and Mr.
John O'Nc,ll who have contracted for the
convict labor. The officers state the prison
10 being maintained asa less average cos,
than under the United States management
The bills audited September aggregated
abou. 5000.
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ACCIDENT Rains Pioneer coach met
~'in III accident on ! tuesday just outside Ut
der Lolgc. which might have been, but
fortunately Was not, disastrous. There were
ht'.cn psss.ngHs GtoaId. While coming
along at good g.!; the rear axle snapped
ard DIR pIc tic coach 70 the ground. Mr..
hans brought up the team Ietuc II had
Tine {" Tighten, and aside from ir. Frank
Hsown Ecllr.n few bruises aud spruine.
NJ damage Was done. The trips Of the coach
have betm p:evsn'c! until this date ny tic
ih',.,D
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The DEATH OF JouS H. JAxEa-To
Mr.: John Williams We are indebted for the
following particulars OF the death OF John
II. James At Gold Canyon. The four part.
ners had gone to work in the morning, w.
W. Jones and David and Morgan Jones
goirg into the shaft aud the deceased re-
naming on top In charge Of the hoist.
Soon after they heard fall in the shaft,
and found him lying at the bottom, having
fallen 80 feet and struck head first ON rock
and deIris st the bottom. HE cheek and
jaw were mashed, and . severe blow was
apparent on the right temple. lie VA
. man Of estimable qualities, highly regard.
I'd BY al who knew him. He was . native
Of South Wales. aged q years, was married
about eighteen months ago. and leaves I
wife and child to mourn his loss. He had
been ut Gold Canyon some four years. The
remains were taken to Helena for burial.
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Personal.

Mr.. d. c. Lounsbury, wife and family,
expect to start In few days for Wslls
Walls.
Agent Shaushan. MI. N. Dooley. Mr..
Charles schaff and Mr.. Hugh O'Ncill re.
turned to Jocko IN Monday by private con-
veyaGce.
w. W. Jones, ESQ.,, went Hclenaward on
TUESDAY. fully armed and equipped for
campaign In the interest Of TIE NEW
NoRTu.WEsT.
Will Llewellyn, kindly remembered here.
and who was on trial At Tabor. Isws, for
shooting rough last spring, was cleared
few days ago.
Mr.. e. N. Childs, Of Pioneer, returned
from the States this week With his daughter.
Miss Childs has been attending school In
the East for several years.
Frank W"rden. ESQ.,. Of Missoula, made
40 visit last week, probably, As the Nis-
soslios says, to tell the Grand Sc;gniors
''what he knew about farming"
Chas. Bennett returned On Thursday sve-
ming from trip to England, where he went
to rccupera:c from protrscted ,llness. and
has experienced benefit from the journey.
Mcssrs Jos. v Surprenant and + W.
Sissby expect 70 leave on Tuesday for Ia.
coma Mcssrs Henry Dewitt and William
J. Allison think Of accompanying them or
going soon after.
Mr.. Evan Reese. who formerly owned
Packers Ranch, returned from England ON
Wednesday last, having been absent year.
Nothing bad been heard from him for sew
eral months and spprehensions of his safety
were entertained.
Mr.. A. J. Simmons, late agent at Fl. Peck.
arrived in Fort Benton . few days ago,
where he was engaged in trausactlns bust
ness. and expects u visit Helena and return
thence 10 Fort Peck with his successor. Rev
Anderson. as soon As that gentleman 10 ready
TO take charge of the agency.
There have not been 20 many people in
town At one time since the exciting days of
90 and 20, rs during this term of court. In
looking over the Scott House Register We
see page after page Of arrivals this week.
among which We notice the names of some
th'r,y.dve Blsckfoot acqus,ntances, twenty
or thirty from Ysmhill and Pioneer. num-
Der from the Flint Greek country, and every
town. mining camp and farming settlement
10 represented, while there are many from
Nissouls county and the East Side. Mr..
Scott has not been SD crowded for room for
,hrcs years, ~ at present.
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CoRREsForoENcE.

CTS NEW NORTHWEST solicits communications
on natter o Public Interest from all localities Per
feet freedom IL accorded In the choice OF theme and
ample range in sentiment and expression, 20 II II
confined to reasonable limita We cannot therefore,
assume In advance responsibility for the views Of
respondentA)
Correspondents win please, in oil cases, accompany
communications with their name.
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Nor COMING Peter Koch, who had
made arrangements to locate here rs Mineral
Land Surveyor, telesraphs Us from Bozc
man Oct. 81, that he will he unable to re-
turn, and withdraws his advertisement.
We are sorry to hear this, as there was al
ready considerable work for him, and j,
would have been advantageous to oil par.
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mo. $50
Application for Patent.
U. 3. LAND OFFICE.
no. ~ anRn

HELENA. II. T.. Sept ~, 1873.
Notice 10 hereby published that HUGH BRATTON.
whose post0tice address Is Backfoot city, and JOHN
>. PENRERTO.,, whose p0stOficc address Is Deer
Lodge city, both In Deer Lodge county, N. T have
this day ned their application for patent for their
placer mining claim, rituated In Tiger Mining Dis
trict. In Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
which claim was recorded in the county recorder's
office Of said county, at Silver Bow In 1855, and
which Is described in the Plat and neld note. on ale
No. 3 of Lot No o. in TOWNSHIP? II north range s
west and running thence y: II deg. 20 min. E. 81
chains to . stone. thence ~ deg. II ch,ins to
stone. thence N. q DIG. f. chains to a stone.
thence n. 20 deg W. chains to q stone, thence
~ deg 30 min. W. IN IS chains 10 stone. thence s.
50 deg W. II chains to stone. thence s. 81 deg. W
1850 chains To = stone. thence 8 l6A deg 4 699
chains t. the place Of beginning. containing an area
Of 90 20 acres and designated Lot No. 81 In town
chip II north range west, COPY Ut their notice Of
application and diagram ee official survey Ut ead
claim being posted thereon the Goth day Of August
ls7s, said claim comprising 500 feet u ground In
Ophir gulch.
The adjoining claimants to said premises arc the
inhabitants Of Backfoot city, on the west BrattOn
and Hubbard on the south.
W. G. CHILD. Reg ieter
W. W. JOHHsoN, Atty. for Claimants. 2a9e0d
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ENTERTAINMENT. - On Monday night,
9Th INST. Prof. Smith will give nm entertain
ment which will combine scisnce with
amusement, the proceeds to be applied TO-
ward the payment of tho new instrument
views, ETC., lately purchased for the Deer
Lodge Public School. 1t il to he hoped tina,
our citizens will he there en- mcsse SEE
notice Of 1'science and Amusement" IN to-
day's pnccr
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VERDICT RENDERED.-ln the case Of the
Territory Of Montana vs.. John Collins, in.
dicted for murder in the first degree, the
jury, after being out seven hours. returned
verdict Thursday night a, IL o'clock, rs
follows: 1.-The jury find tho defendant
guilty of murder in the second degree. and
recommend the Court to exercise the full
extent Of the law" lie will be sentenced
Monday.
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Wesley ". Jones IL hereby authorized rs General
Cauva-sing Agent for the New NosrH'WEsT. That's
oil the introduction he needs.
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No. 242.
Application for Patent.

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
aHL1NA. n. r., Oct I. 1874
Notice IL hereby published that ANTHONY w.
BARNARD and GEORGE NcCAUSt. AND, whose
pOstOice address Is Butte City. Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory. have this day hled application,
under the mining laws Of Congress- for their placer
mining claim situated in Summit Valley mining Die
ttct county aforesaid. said claim being recorded in
the oce OF the district and county recorders Office Ut
said district and county and being described in the
plat and q. Id notes on die In this office ~ follows
Bcg'nning at . stone from which corner No on the
Original Lode LIT 80. In township north range 8
vest bears s. " deg. T. distant $500 chaipe. running
thence n q deg W. 4A chains to 4 etonc thence s.
u deg W. 603 chains to et0n~, thence a3 deg. w.
600 CHAINS to stone, thence N. Is deg. 10 min Z
LII chains to 4 stone. thence N. IL deg E. II 81
chains to stone, thence N. deg. W. 1853 chains to
etope thence n: s Is chains to stone, thence N.
sdeg q min ~ y chains to the place Of beginning.
containing OF 3l75- lOO acres and designated
a. Lot No q. in township north range west. upon
which a hotcs Of their application aud diagram Of
ofhcial survey Of said claim posted on the 25th
day OF September, 1873.
The adjoinin. claimant to said premises Is Robert
GertOn, above. w. c. CHILD.
0S-od Register.
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FROM Miss0vA.
"Tsusa6sl" pasass v 11isssula saaes.

Ts.sahsr psshssvI ,gisss.,a s.sss.
Enron Nsv Nesru.wssr:
After brief recupera,ive period, again
rally my energies for : short and telling I'd.
dress.
''Ths melon eholy days have come <
The saddset Of the year,
With Ice on 'cm ~ inch thick, and the
honest agriculsunlist is roofing and digging
around plenty, emulsting the busy little
bee in his frantic cudcavors to prepare for
ANOTHER sEvERE WINTER,
which thai reliable party, 1.-The oldest inhab.
liant" assures ~ that we're bound 10 have,
Old Probabilities having nothing 10 cay
regarding climatic ehanges .. this SEASON Of
the yesF: The Montana probabilities gro .
resruspectivs kind Of IN outfit, one Of the
II told you %" fellows.
PERSONALS
Arc easier, owing TO so;nc unexplained
easss, and We welcome many familiar faces
frOm I'll parts Of the Territory. On the solh
inst, W missed frnn Nur li.s's e.role Mn.
Brown and Miss Lawsenoe, both OF whom
] understand have returned to Deer Lodge
after very pleasan. visit i~t least 20 fer q
we are concssned). Messrs Alfred Cave,
Of The enterprisirg Commercial house of
Buck i Cave. Forest City, and Thomas y.
POmegoy, Of M,ssouls, have vibFsscd Hele
navasd-toy . little pf that Fair, doublless
0ihen viii follow, and Niseouls county viii
b rcpsescsl0d Tor ones. Frank r. Woody.
~ gsnial and peronal local Of The kispss.
Hsa, saesssd his nethc. cx,rcmities IL !
oospls = sectlcas Of save pipe (dogs y and
sosDwfally bads - asd this bssy scene
tssswsll. Sos ! hsisf season. Tank that be-
Assting llsas IT, lhss long psOm,scd hisso.
y q ~ ssoisos tunea.
= DIV r tvs siscs no,lced % broad.
NY, ~ Z. 1seas sasses ,rshs familiar form
q J. = Osassn, whD - Md hlnsslf c.
1sFw9d = eDaasgslal sh0sgAls ialesl, Asd
yaees6ay ~ ~ rIeassts-of vs)eooina
w = Ts96. ~ pv,al susslR r. ~
&c., yscossssially. iaeiiacd Whsssa
- ngh1asee aoeasl Hen tns ~ deal
- 1(1s ~ plss&e - - ~
- = = - eansls!y,
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RELIGIOUS.

First Quarterly Meeting fw Deer Lodge District,
n J.. Church, South:
Fi.h Creek, October 9Th and stk.
Virgins CITY. nth and l2ths
Deer Lodge. :" 18TH and 18TH
Corvallis, - 75th and 18TH
Nt.soula November ist AID ID.
Mound Spring. Lost Creek, November 18th and 10th.
Preaching N Rnttc. October 1th, In the evening"
4. J. CATLIN, r. Il.
Mrruoppr will be held 10 the Court
House 70 morrow sunday at II H. M, Rev. Hugh
d mean, officiating.
Funeral sermon Of George J. Perkins -sUsJEcr--
III Christian In the Grave.
U.iox Sunday School n the Court Nousc At ~ .
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liss0uia county AoaMatoes.
Ihavc in store lot Of Fresb Ripe Missoula county
Tomatoes In lots to suit purchasers, at greatly redue
cd prices. In 90 ID. boxes, u cents per pound lee
amounts, IS cents per pound.
A. ID. HOWE,
s21 Suu Pearl building.
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GROCERIES, sViU be KETAIL>
ED Il: COST for Cash OMIv, to
close that branch Of business at
Niicor's Oil stand, cOrIIcr or Main
and Ikird sire cts. c22
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New TO-Dav
mo. ESQ.,
Application for Patent.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
HELEsA, u. T., Sept a. 1874
Notice II hereby published that GEORGE REIN
ING PETER REININ0. MATTHIAS ENSCH and
ANGUS CAMERON. whose postOffice address 10
Lincoln guch. Doer Lodge county, N T., have this
day dled application for patent under the mining
laws Of Congress for their placer mining claim. stu
ated In Andy JohnsOn Mining District. Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory. In township II north Of
range II west which claim h recorded In VOL l. In the
Office Of the district recorder Of said district and
described - follows 10 the held notes and plN h!e
In this oil Ice viz Beginning at Doint from whence
the initial paint Of survey Of mining claims In said
district bears south q deg east Is chains distant ard
south % deg. west - chains, thence south Sax deg
east % charms thence north 10 deg east 70 chains
the place OF beginning. embs scing seventy-eix and
- 40 acres, upon which notice VI said application
10 posted.
The nearest claimants to these premises Johns,
Robinson Co. w. G. CHILD, Regiete..
L. B. Lyman. Attorney for Csimsnts. s2l00d
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Factory,

We have the Largest and best Assorted Lumber Yard
IN the Territory, In connection with the above
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
l0utf DANCE 4 MURPHY, Proprietor.
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Geld and silver Ledes, and Placers,
Surveyed by Lyman & DeLacy, and pat.
ented without cost of "trip to Helena by
claimants. Terms the lowest. All kinds
Of public land business transacted by L. 3
Lyman, former Register. Information free.
Claimants will find II greatly 10 their nd.
vantage BY applying directly 10 or addressing
them BY mail At Helena, n. T.
29O, 8.m
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NOTICE.

TAess win u nssiisa e. "Tae Historical Society
= NcssanG- = Dcv Lodge City. Dses Lodsc eOssty.
lgsA Atm sassaAanss = ~ asnAas = dssissa
W. \. oAMDgR1, pslsideua
0pASvRas 0suA1s. SECRETARY.
AueC1s nj. - y. iss3. MA
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Horses Lost, Strsyed Of Stolen!
81 sss REWARD

= EFT ran VICINITY or BEAR GULCu. IN
~ MW lsst. one sorrcl Aorse marked y. - On
lcft hip. ard ASss ssdle mark right side also
blased face III lses white . the knees heavy mare
and I'll sAost cara 1he hnsses sre ahOns 10 y~afs
81, ~ havp many email white saddle MARKS. The
ehove vorosd. ~. viii - paid % their return q
joAeCyn ABAs6A1s osastowA
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TX; NEW NcaTH-WzST.

l.,n D. .is;, 1877? W. l.Tor,s. 10 fsrE!-h TIL
TPw ..nTnWg.r 10 cla. n. redlc'h rates. The
,n,ry I. 10 give ,abI.c hers she benefit Of being
,hrlr own a.c.,, AID doing awsy with the travelling
c.,,s..r-. TAc following VIII b. rItil December
s:T2 tie
,ltg hsys. ~ .sw Ausrs-wssr:
r;ur- ~ rvs.
r :, ,ii,s OF" y"a-. W. ~
ti,rrtIi,r IL mouths 10 w
CT Is or TEN
T., r,,', orc year eJ w
Tt ,Dp.,- e.k Iuuih-,.. .,,............. ~ w
,LrB. ~ TWENTY.
~. ~ cl'rt one year .......... .....,.....SS w
Nv, I,} ga" FIX mGnihs...... .....,....... ~ w
T., obtain these rate. the names OF subscribers max
~, ,iIh must al! hc sent at one time accompanied
/, tl"c,h AI0tion may be- for one year ana q
tn..t,uu Xix months. Money orders or registered
letter. may he sent ., oar rex Receipts will be re-
,pIucd J.. NAIL /, the i,ieoa sending the cab. for
.~'h ,uh.cII"r.
&, - .',scrth'r- may rcccs" ther papers at Gihcr'
ui,"-. Il defined, or cham. from one address 10
Gno:lrr q, .iy Tine. raprrs mailed In single wrap
pr ~ n'v irosioiiicc N the United aztec without
e.lin car,r. To :ftIaypo-ts@c TO any Office In the
th 81" s'ut"s MI rq ~" ~ crGts additional per an
narn. Canadian Io-,e,c prepaid. 81 per arnpm.
P,-.r su!tciOri- can become club sUhrcribcrS from
dil" to win they lave paid.
"Altci;a'" those ic!n ms vii be 'avorsby received
IL In'i ). md iNJrc especially the remote commuii
To-, 10 rrI'rri 81 which cabs have been formed aid
srt,ors. md We respectfully solicit lt,le effort by
sitI- IN tHc different camps to make up lists At the
Uvr rnh.
t,l,!D., iov IN stock. or In transit paper OF this
car..y suNrI"l for n year. and n-O a cOmplci" new
q -. uf iri". it 10 hoped THE NV SoRrH WEST
4 rt lit and. IA az m "A
Il
D. has been said II would have taken that NEW
HuLIG MEsi l,hg ago II anybody had ever asked
nr ~ tbs br accepted AZ most cordial Invita- ion.
J. rs't.a Ert .rrc'aI TO everybody who reads IT, and
n"surc t!' "a their fnvors viii be gratefully alp
t'', N.,': ~ though incy were solicited personally.
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iHip. T.. Il, w.. ronr"NE, A"p c. 7. T. r.
LrI"'-D ,ly. .l.... ............. .......s D. m
: = IT - ..'....,.,.... ........ % u. III
rImKrr"T, Er,TsA. VIRGINIA AND EASTERN PART
u% MONTANA.
A,tN--DaIly. nt............Sp M
.rpah-- Dn"y nt.... a. m
S!LvEn Bow, BurrE AND RED MOUNTAIN CITY.
hune -.E.rry Alternate day, at............. sp. m.
De,.It- 4" at.............. 81. N.
EXu-r.srEG, !nuirrsErEc CAcLg CRY. AND
Bear
.rrvr-Erc:y Alternate day a:..............7p p. m.
!rp.n - ...... .........3 a. m.
rrks. PEAK. rinEEEI MIs.OrLA, CEDAR GREEN
AND WALLA WALLA.
Arri',s-raiiy.. ................ at p. m.
UrIaris-- 80 900. .................at3a q. m.
GERMAN AND FEESCH GrLCH.
Arry" ard Depart twice per week,
~ All mails will close the night previous I" their
d'paei ire ~ W p.m
U-rlcE l!0rES,9 .. II. to sp. m Sundaya. 10 to II
IA: Sto7p m
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Beautiful Winner Goods,
Beautiful Winter Goods,
Beautiful Winter Goods.

ALI. THE LATEST STYLES.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
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Now Receiving or Ia Store.
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At Charles Blums.
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COME AND SEE.
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COMEASD SEE. 200
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DIED

81. CLAIR At Virginia City N. r.. September o.
lS7e, Of heart diseaae, Charles 81. Clair.
FoR1nAx- In Boscman on tho 3Oth ult, Willie, son
Of Samuel b. and Maggie Foreman, aged eight
months.
PsRKMs-la Desr Lodge, Monday, Sept. soth. At 1
O'Clock ?. 4, George J. Perkins. aged ~ years.
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BORN

HAwxs-ln B01eman. on the 2Oth ulI, - the wife Of
1P. A. d. Hawke, . daughter.
HAvL8I-ln Bitter Root Valley, n. r., on Saturday,
Sept. u. lS7a to the wife, OF G. r. Hawley. .
daughter.
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