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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08
OUR STATE LEGISLATURE



DOVER, Feb. 2s.-The Senate met at 10
O'Clock.
The following bills were introduced /;
By the Speaker, an act proposing an
amendment 10 the Constitution TO divide
New Castle county into two counties, and
an act for the relief Of Mary P. Ash by
Mr.. Mustard, an act extending the time
for recording an act 10 incorporate the
Smyrna Seminary.
Bills passed An act 20 divorce Joshua
Marshall from Anna Marshall, his wife.
The House amendments to the act to
Incorporate the Wilmington Conference
Academy were concurred In.
The following bills, on motion, were
rNa second time An act to incorporate
Central Delaware Fruit Growers Assocla-
tion an act TO repeal the Mechanics Lien
Law an act In relation to live stock In
White Clay Creek Hundred an act TO
Incorporate Humanity Circle B. U. II. +.
OF @. A., and an act TO amend chapter 1893
of Revised Code.
On motion of Mr.. Records the House
Joint resolution In regard to receiving no
new business was amended, striking out
Feb. % and inserting March IL, and passed
the Senate.
Mr.. Riddle presented a memorial from
the Board Of Trade In favor Of a general
incorporation act.
Mr.. Riddle offered a resolution making
the report Of the Committee on Revised
Statutes a special order for O'Clock, Pun,
every day.
On motion Of Mr.. Shakespeare, the vote
by which the act amendatory to the set to
incorporate Delaware College, was killed,
was recousidered.
The acts proposing amendments 10 the
Constitution were ordered To be printed.
Adjourned until Monday next, at
O'Clock, p. m,
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r s. S'nekps's. Ess. Agent J. n. Cre;glsss
& Co, Deer Lsdgs:
DEAR SlR -You viii have business ON
your hands 10 few days. With the cx
ccpt'on Ut Hsney's trains Ill Of the wagons
going north crossed to day, and all will At
once roll ont from the river. excep. Hams
train which will leave In the morning.
The following 10 . list of al Of the names
Of frc'ghters I lesraed- Fredrickson, Lewis
Petty, James Glen, I. Eckelaon. Hendricks,
Harris, Caldwell, Acrrell, Snodgrxss 4 De-
long, Thomas. Kirkeudsll.
Haney went homo . few days "es and
has not returned. Luman 4 Taylor. train
Ut Is wagons crossed the bridge ia, cvcn-
ing and will wsddlc through the md to.
mOrrow.
The river 10 falling fast AMI I hnp. to he
able to put in . bridge across the slough in
few days; that will save any further
trouble this season. One bent Of the north
end Of the bridge sunk . little but It il per-
fectly safe. The water was about three feet
higher than any previous year known to
any one here. II would have taken about
i've feet more 10 wet the main span.
Respectfully yours,
Jos A. BR0wxE.
DAnLrx0 June n 9 a N
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FROM QUAxTl CREEK.


Sss3s1s AssiAsas..-lngA Wassss--Dstss-
0Got - 0i1sgsL
EoiTow NEW NoRru-Wnr--
Js1s IL. have to record an"ther mining
accident; and more serious this time than,
dropping sevent5 -dvc pound buckets on old
neus' heads. down forty feet sl,xft. Yes
terday afternoon, In the nume claim here.
they had . cave of logs, stumps and gravel,
that caught John Mckinney and broke both
legs above the knees, but We think he il not
hart otherwise; John Miller just escaped
with slightly bruised ANGLE. They started
man to Aissouls st i've O'Clock last night,
for surgeon and We expect him some time
to-day, In the meantime We are keeping the
swelling down - much Is possible with
cold water, the only medicine to be he'd
The messenger for the surgeon went by the
mouth of Cedar, - the water 10 too high to
cross here, but the boys intend to try and
cross the doctor in the small l,oat. hope
they will succeed, bat It may be another
accident ~ chronicle.
June n. The water 10 getting higher
every moment, Il 10 higher this morning
than was ever known by 1.-THE oldest iuhab
tisnts." We can't cross the Missouls 1t al,
and Quartz Creek broke ito confines last
night and covered up the dume here; u will
cost the boys weeks labor to repair
dsmsges
DR.. Hall of Cedar Creek came last night,
and reduced the fractures in short order.
The patient 10 doing - we'll q could be
ezpected of . man with both legs broken.
URsA MINOR
1oU1u or QUAs5s. Aissoula Co., n. +.
IT you want . good Clock, 60 to
n n Mr. ~usa
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Local ereVitiss.

The great Frank peters next Tuesday.
The Aissoula mail now closes at p. m.
daily: Note this.
Rev. J. r. Rosssll will preach IN Pioneer
Sunday next ai II .. %.
The Deer Lodge river was higher this
week than within the memory Of the Oldest
inhabitants.
Alex. Lug says there ore Is freight
wagons between here and Camp creek bound
for Deer Lodge and Missoula.
". W. Jones on Sunday transported
Floyd keasing C''Lying Gabe'J to the Hell.
ens Jill. and returned on Wednesday.
A unsranslated angel of ~ yet brief ex>
istence, the other day described the beautiful
Bitter Root flower - such . poo.y, fat
posy, but don't dot much Assdgs."
Nj: George W. Irwin, Government Sur.
veyor, with Mr.. Koch Of Boseman as
assistant. start to-day to begin their
surveys, commencing near Warm Springs.
A Ao~1rs At Pixies Peak, disgussed with
the cold, raw weather this spring, land who
d not y says "A man who can summer in
this country oould winter anywhere In the
world"
We notice '',hc irreprcss,ble Montana
KrYUs under the immediate supervision Of
COL E. X. shed,"is kicking up his ire
pressibls heels near the Walker House,
Main street, Salt Lake City.
Nj: J. @. Hammer 10 turning out some
handsome gold bricks ct bis Assay ONCE
An amateur orthodox sinner the other day
on being shown ore exclaimed, "Jerusslem
the golden what . sumner !"
A man named Mantle. one of the tele.
graphic repair company, was shot and killed
by another member Of the party near Pleas-
ant Valley. on last Sunday or Monday. He
was from Halsd City or vicinity.
A Telegraph Repair party is on the road
up from Corinne, but are not, We believe,
putting In any new poles. From the fire.
quent Zines down" for the past year or two
II strikes % anything less than complete
new string Of poles on the old route will
fail to MEET the requirements Of the case.
Tho kIssoSlisa says: According to law
passed at the hest session Of the Legislature,
each township 10 required 10 elect two jus.
tees Of the peace at the general election in
August, and one each year thereafter. Par
ties interested will do wc II to make Q note
Of this.
We had Kohss, Bell 4 Roberts cell 49,.
900 or 1900 head Of cattle" last week.
OoltGs ~ by reading ''hundsed" for ''thous.
and" Also, for 1850, 900 pension" to Gen.
eral Csnby's widow. read ESQ pension.
The railroad bond grsbbers have got the
competitors ~ accustomed to thousands"
and ''mi'iions" that they spurn to use lss
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Lady's Trimmed Hats,
Lady's Untrlmsncd Hats
Latest Spring Styles. just received By
E. L. BottER & Co

PASTORAL VIsIr.-As wall DO seen By the
announcement 10 this issue Bishop futile
will soon be In Montana on bis annual visit
We will hays the pleasure Of hearing him
in Deer Lodge August Sd and August SAsh,
the circuit through the northern country
bringing him twice to Deer Lodge. The
announcement will be . eradication to
thousands. for II ever Bishop wss loved
and esteemed by = people. the people OF
Montana Ne and esteem Daniel 8. TattIe.
And yet, few of them ~ identified with
his church or with any. Il u simply gen
niue and worthily placed appreciation Of tss
snan and his work. May he retain and 10.
crease It ~ our lives are infolded In years and
ihc harvest of labor grows golden.
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BITTER k0oT LANDA-At last the earnest
labors Of Mr.. Clsgett have resulted in the
order Of the Commissioner Of the General
Laad once throwing fifteen townships Of
Bitter Root Valley open for title by settlers.
The procuring OF the order Of the President
Of the passage Of the lsw removing the
Fiasbcsds, equitable conditions upon which
Ill parties In interest agreed, and the rules
governing entries were tasks fraught With
many dificult,es but psresvered in until
they resulted In procuring 10 the Bitter
Root settlers opportunity to gel government
title instead Of being tsespsssers upon Indian
domain, - they were before his election.
All effort BY them had failed either from
lack OF interest, disposition, effort or ability
BY previous Delegates bot NJ. Clagett took
the matter In hand to carry It through, and
the result Il their homes are secured 10
them. Had MI. Clagett done nothing but
tbis while In CouRress bic successful efforts
would have exceeded those Of any pre-
decessor. We congratulate our Missouls
neighbour, In ''the finest little valley In the
world" on this consummasion and that very
important concessioRto them, saving has.
dseds Of dollars Of eSpssss and much time,
the rulsallowing the testimony and ad1daviss
to be taken In xissouls instead Of having
10 make the 900 mile round trip 10 and from
Helena. Patent your farms: 'ts duh times
now; bat yen viii not ind elsewhere in the
coming yeass richer 6slds or better recon-
pense than In your mountain locked valley.
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LOCAL NEWS.

BREADsrUFFs-Mr.T B. Rollins, one
Of the good. substantial men Of Bitter Rots
Valley was In town this week We learn
FROM him that there 10 not such heavy sur.
plus Of wheat IN Miseou!a county o had
been thought. He has had occasion u in
form himself thoroughly, and estimates the
entire amount Of wheat In the valley will
not exceed e, 900 to $1,000 bushels. There
10 only small amount In the Missouls val
Icy. and the bulk Of al there 10 In Missouls
county. outside Of Bitter R.Nt, 10 held by
Worden s. Co., Missouls. OF that In Bitter
Rot Mr.. Rollins himself holds betw cen
1000 and 5000 bushels, which cost him on
IN average Is cents. Wordcn q 60. wheat
probably averaged ~ high, and both parties
arc able to and will probably hold their
grain for An advance. 40 It 10 now rating 1t
IS cents to % cents in trade, and dull q
that. We do not think from his statement
the entire wheat on the market IN Missouls
county will exceed 81, 900 bushels, and hold
ers of It are using large quantities of 1t ~
feed for hogs, grain fed pork bringing better
net returns than flour. Mr.. Il. further be-
lieves the acreage sown this year will not
exceed one fourth of that harvested last
year. The season 10 four or five weeks late
and it is highly probable the crop will be
injured 10 some extent by carly frosts. In
view of oil these circumstances and the
heavy consumption Of nour IN Deer Lodge
county. II 10 evident there will before long
be very material advance 10. and more &C.
tive demand for, whcst and dour In Missouls
and Deer Lodge counties.
Hardware, Queensware and Tinware. for
ala .. n Ay1xRRsa
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Personal.

Hon. G. G. O'Kcefe, wife and family
came up on Wednesday by private convey.
apce.
Judge Hiram Knowles, Lewis McMurtry,
Eeq., and J. C. Robinson, Esq., are In ss.
tendance on court In Missouls this week.
O. J. Salisbury, ESQ.,, left on Tuesday to
look II the ssote,s Of Big Hole, the wood Of
Besverhead and the. grace Of jefferson.
May he tind good camping place.
Hon. Felix r. Brunot President Of the
Peace Commissioners, with his wife came
- far West - Cheyenne last week and Has
designing 70 extend the trip tn Montana :
Prot. o. J. 0oldrick. we'll known In
Montana, and Of late years proprietor Of the
Rocky Mountain Herald. (Denver). was mar.
ried few weeks since 70 Edith. widow Of
Hon. DID. Driscoll, Chicago.
NJ. E. 9. Birdseye- Hospitality pefsoni.
6ed-mads one of bic quick trips to town
this week, leaving 1.-THE Pasziach" "Dave."
and "Brown Of Ksnsas' In possession Of
the Grange and goods. Good guardians
Mr.. r. B. Gilmore, representing Tier 4
Co.. Omaha, hes been offering spiritual COZ.
ISOLATION to West Side dealers this week.
III. A. Kemarly and wife, Blsckfoot, we've
In town Thursday. Mr. K. says the mines
around Blsckfoot are yielding more eo)D
this year than for four preceding years.
Robt He&eman. Esq. ,-pIcnty Of Mon.
tanisns remember him kindly reached Wiz.
ginia City few days since with bic wife
he hes recently joined the Benedicts, you
knov-snd theJ design rusIcsting few
weeks In the mountains with the ultimate
design of ''peekiog" into the Park.
=. T. Huson. Esq, Of New Chicago. wss
up this weak on ''bix."-he 10 always IN
that. NJ. Joseph K Toole. Of Helena,
tsssied . few days In La Le1s thss week.
Dr. Geo. Perry (''How p "A No. ~ pu.
In healthy appearance - ussal. Nj. E.
0'rard, Of Warm Spriegs, 10 doing - land
o1lce business" 1t Helena this week.
Misc 9. T. 6vsney, (sister Of Mrs.. VIM.
Kennedy now Of xfsssuls, bat formerly Of
that exposed frontier" the Benton road),
arrived on Sunday from Pitssburs, Pa,
where che has been since ~. and will make
''home" IN 2issoals. We ore pleased to ~
Mi0 8. again IL Montana and many old
time friends on The East Side will bs glad
TO know Of her return.
Noihing like advertisiagl The INQUIRY
Of bic brother for A. q. BaSktne. fi,und
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ACCIDENT Ar PI0Ns9k On Monday
evsalag NJ. James R,se, Who has mining
claia = Pixies Psak. wss cssghs 10 : eve
Just = work - sediag fox he day. ,he
failing Garth and rocks dislocaiisg ~ left
ankla u. Tieraan,of Pi.'oses. was sest fos,
ss.!ocased s1hist. 6xed him %. and n.
2 y ksitinS sl"as = Will - eosld b
expected.
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NswsPAPHR PosTA0E. On Toesoay
next the I'm king privilege ceases. and -
law relating to Newspaper postage goes Into
effect. Hsrssoesre newspapsss ssnt from q
olIics Of publIcaaion 70 subsesibess residing
within The county where the same weTe
published were sent free This has bsen
repealed and lhe following saies ars cssao
llshsd for I'll papera The postage may a.
urepaid q ebc otgacs Of publicatioN, o. cos.
jecsed quarterly = sdssses q tho delivery
nhl6a:
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Notice OF Dissolution.
The pastnesshtp heretofore existing between the
undersigned In the saloon business at Pioneer, II. r.
under the firm name Of Murray I Talbot 10 this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. All debts due the sa6
arm will b paid to James A. Talbot and al liabilities
Of the 1sm to this date will Be paid BY him.
(Signed) JAS. A. TALBOT.
JAS A. MURRAY.
PIONEER, n. r., jane 10. lS74 9H4t
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The following letter will be Of in,crcs, l.,

The following letter will be Of in,ercs, l.,
shippers:
CO0IxNE. UrAM.
June Is. 1873 (
H@S Sf"ekpole. Deer Lodge. n. IT,
DEAR SIR-Plcasc inform our patrons
that the Utah Northern 10 to Logan only,
and the distance ssved 10 only about ten
miles. and little or no difference In time,
and that freightess will take freight 1t same
rates from here ~ from Logan. Also in.
fo'M them that ~. A. q. 4 Co." will CO.
abl'sb house n the terminus of the U. N.
Il. Il. - soon rs they arrive 1t . point
where It will be to the advantage Of Mon.
tsns Shipper. Yours rcsp'y.
j. A. CREIoHToS & Co.
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Pessons who drew United eeates opsingAeld breech.
loading res are hereby notified under the provisions
oe the act Of Congress providing the same to return
them to me without further notice. On delivery Of
guns and accoutrements the bonds given in each case
win be returned. C. ADRlANCB.
Warden Montana Penitentiary.
DsRR IODoR, June q, l674 9OS
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Ms Joe0oQ informs the public that che has
reatted the Sun Pearl Building and solicits their
patronage.
Board and lodging BY the day or week. Day hoard,
taoo per week; single meals, &c. board and lodg.
ing per week, elI.OQ 10
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NOTICE.

70 WAoR may Concern:
wHEsEAA have given my son, Frank Manning;
bic full time from until he II twestyons years oe
ase. Nsy lSsa) hereby give information that shall
not collct claim any moneys that he may hereafter
earn, nor viii be responsible fox any dsbts be nay
incur o. contract from this date.
C.H. MANNING.
Dssn IopeR, June q, ls7a So7le
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Collectlon Notice.
PO6ITIVkLY THE LAST CALL.

Yessons Indebted 70 No are hereby Informed that
their accounts HusT b paid O o. 10, lsa
TAb AAsas Sssissss. Unless % paid they will be
Dlsced With a attorney for collection, without fai.
No exceptions to this notice. -
J. v. SURPRENANT.
UEsa IoDon, June - Ie74 3OeA
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CAJgvASSu6a Aa1IeT.

Judge c. l.. Williams 10 authorized agent Of the
NV NoRrn WEsT. He II commended 70 the courtc.
~ Of s friends and continuance through him Of that
liberal patronage heretofore extended and hereby
acknowledged.
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Medical and SURGICAL.

DIR. J. r. TTERNAN gives sotice that he has
opened an olec in Pionees, II. r.. and will render
Professional services In Medicine and Surgery in that
camp and vicinity. J. p. TlERNAN.
pIoNIgl June =. 1873, 4Q0
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AND At Low PRICES.
AN ~ At LOW LOW PRICES,
AND AT LOW Prices,
At Charles Blqms.
At Charles BlumS.
AT Charles Blulns.
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
DEEB LoDsE. June u. 1871.

How SHALL We CxLEBRArs.-We no.
t'ce novel celebration. or rather pyro,ecl,-
mic demonstration 10 projected in Oregon
for the Fourth Of July-a grand illumius.
ton of Mount Hood on the evening of Julv
4th, 1879. Now whether that 10 done or
not, why should We not have an illumius
ton on Mount Powell, or rather on the
''Town Peak" of the Gold Creek Mount
aims, or on bothl There are nothing like
the difficulties TO overcome that there ore In
illuminating Mount Hood. The altitude of
Hood 10, II we recollect Alright, about II, 900
feet. At this limo the SHOWS must yet be
deep. It 10 forty Or fifty miles distant from
Portland, thus rendering tho illumination
less distinctly visible, and more liable to he
storm shrouded than peaks of lesser altitude.
Powell's Peak 10 about l0,22s feet altitude.
Town Peak 800 to 800 less. The group 10
rarely in cloud In the evenings; 10 usually
sharply defined on the darker sky south If
the glowing twilight ~ aeen from town.
It 10 In view Of probably one half of the
people Of Deer Lodge county, and 10 visible
within radius OF % miles In nearly every
direction. The SHOWS ore gone on the
route Of approach. There 10 nothing need.
cd but soiu to have a splendid illumination
Of these peaks on tho evening Of The Fourth
Of July. It bas been . goo.l while since
many Of 10 have seen real. old fashioned,
''ssven up" Fire Works display on Ami.
vAPaarv nsv aud ~ 6ouht If anv have ever
seen . hsl" Of Fourth Of July glory on .
grand old mountain. Now. wouldn't it he
. good idea to have the fires, rockets, Roman
candles and general combustibiIity of the
occasion concentrated up there where sew.
ersl thousand people can enjoy It, and have
something as effective - unique In our oh.
servsoce Of the National Anniversary! II
you think It IL good thing. We trus, It will
bs given immediate consideration, and r.,
the display above the clouds" he worthy
If remembrance for many year to como.
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[. p. FISHER, % and 81 Nerchants Exchange,
10 our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
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Dishsp Tuttls's Appsi.tms.ts.

Sunday. July a. II 4 y. and ?. L.. Virginia City.
"Wednesday, July 9. r. H.. Sterling.
Thursday, do TO- ?. L.. Gallstin City.
Friday do II. z p. H., Hamilton.
Sunday do IL II 4. 4 and 8 ?. L., BOxcman.
Tuesday, do H. ?. H.. RadersburK.
Sunday, do 81 II 4. u. and =. H. Helena.
Tuesdny or wednesday. July I'd or ga, r. T., Da-
Sunday. July q. II 4. y. aud ,. H., Font Shaw.
sunday, .. r. L., Sun River.
"Wednesday, July 50. 9 r. l.. Boulder C,y.
Sunday. August 8, II l. H. and D r. y Deer Lodge.
Sunday. August "a. II 4. L., stevensMlie.
Sunday. August 10, r. H.. Corvallis.
sunday. August II, il 4. =. and ?. L.. 0se0uIa.
Sunday. August o. II :. =. and or. h., Deer Lodge.
Thursday, August g. =. L., POindcxteFs School
Friday. August -. y. H., Bapsack.
Sunday. August ~. ?. H., Afgcnta.
The choice Of the 3sd or sd Of July for The ap-
pointmcnt 1t Diamond will depend the running Of
the stage from Helena
n. z. SouTu Services will be held Ut the Court
Frazier officiating
Presbyterian Sabbath School At ~ r. 4.
N. T. South Sunday School ut the Court House 1t
W 4. IN.
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For Wagon Wood, Iron. Steel snd Nails,
~ to +. E. NlLI9nk
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II Won are In want Of cartridges Of any kind
40 Go % VIZ. COLElGAM's.
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Buy Singer Sewing Machine of
+. B. MILLER.
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CaSking. Paslss asd Heating Stoves Tor
sale cheap. = :. b Nulsp1
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SALOONS 10 outside camps dssising SODA WATER
Forwarded 70 sea By coach 70 receive prompt alton.
ton, shoald address
"a ". II fAfrvn A3eut.
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PAPERS delivered thrOagh ~ Ioce' EOes
oGlce ars sabjsct soths came FsaeA Itnese
The Nsw Nosru. Wss1 cost = crsss andi'
sioasI 70 Dses Lodge county salsesi0ess, eos
served ~ carrier u expsosA Howevss OF
naiross viii probably nv ssas wilhost e.
pssisscias any very Usai hards.ip a,a
Uncls San viii. With hs a6olitsos 0Ssesk
Ing. hb postal oardsasd thsehasgsagsep iss'
go o. jocel paoess, psUtssly y ssss % -
the P. o. D. wiaAoss aay de6cisacy ~ -
hscal ysar cnmmsncsng Joly LEI.
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9CV,VVV WORTH OF GOLD DUST
Wanted, for which the highest market psios win b
paid. JNO. q. HAMMER,
So+u Dees Lodge Assay Od1ce.
0ILxsR & SALlsBuaY's sTAoss during
the past week some impor tant changes have
been made in the running tiuas. and connec
lions of this line. The Stages from Helena
TO Aissouls now make close connection st
Deer Lodge. the Missouis stage starting out
immediately on arrival Of Helena cOach-
lp. n. The return connection remains the
same laying over 1t Dear Lodge over night.
The following reduction Of fares has been
made 70 and ftom Deer Lodge:
To Blackfoot o To Pioneer 81 60
WIN epriues / so Bear $50
silver Bow 500 "NcwmanS $50
'tsIamhili 100 /" Aissouls 900
A corresponding reduction has been made
to oil other points on this division. The
stages which formerly left for Corinne at 3
4 M, will hereafter leave Of 8 q u. These
arc oil the.patticulars 10 ere advised Of.
Clipper and Wood Mowen and Respers
iust received 1t r. B xILLIR's
1000
ROLLS WALL PAPER FOR SALE BY
Z. l. DONNER 3 co.
IN GREAT VARIETY, FOR SALE ~
Z. L BONNER 4 co.
Lady's shoes and slippers
FOR SALE By
4. l. BONNER . co.
I-ndy'0 straw Hats
FOR SALE BY
Z. l. BONNER 3 co.
For nns fruits 90 II
QOO WV, COLENAN'G
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-28

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BLACkTOOT, HELENA, VIRGINIA AND EAsfERN PARf
MOaTANA.
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Depar-Dniy st.. 4 m.
SILVER Row, BUTTE AND RED MOUNTAIN CirY.
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EnMErsBuRS, PHILLIrssURo CAsLs CRY, AND
BEAR.
Arrys--Ev.ry alternate day m.
depart .......3a. N.
PIXIES PEAK, PIONEER, MIssouLA, CEDAR CREEK
AND WALLA WALLA.
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DEPARTS I" ........... ..,,,,,,,,,at3n m
GERMAN AND FRENCH GUIcu
Arrive and Depart twice per week,
~ All malls will close the night previous to their
departure ut 10 p. m.
OFFICE uOuRs.-9 4. M TO q D. m. Sundays 10 Ia II
=. M: to p m.
3. g. sTACKPOLE. Pm.