The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-02-15
,ssuro eveRv SATURDAY
Saturday Morning. February Is. 1873.
The c. N. plays havoc with tho N. c.
--Boey, Senator elect of Missouri, II


--Bogy. Senator elect of Missouri. hs
high tariff man.
The Gazette says PITY the Blind" All
right; you have our sympathy.
Gold Was up little yesterday, the gov
crnmcnt selling At IA 1.8 premium.
Harlan says he had $4,000 from Du.
rant to use 10 his election 10 Iowa, but
when he found outfit was U. p r. Il. Com
pany money. be wanted TO send It back.
Tho subsidy shriekers write ell their
articles upon the basis that It 10 the Helena
company that is to be subsidized. A. Il
looks to 10. il IL the least liable Of any to
get It,
The statesman of tho Gazette tried his
teeth on our last weeks article 10 support Of
Clsgett's Right of Way Bill. We have had
better opinion Of It since. He don't knaw
file with any astonishing success.
The Stste Department has prohibited
the publication Of U. s. laws, under the
orders Of the Department, 10 supplements.
II It would increase the pay to fair com
pcpsation it would be more like tho fair
thing.
Governor Grover, Of Oregon, writes to
the Modoc Peace e"...".i"s'".... l,r..s"si.s
for the people against condoning the crimes
Of the Mococs. lie says they demand the
murd crcrs shall bc given up TO the civil
authorities for trial.
The subsidists are very anxious for every
voter 10 vote on the ratification OF dOns-
tons to railroads. Why not couple with It
equal anxiety that they shall pay equally
their per capita proportion of the debt in.
Cured. II one Is right the other is
The Gazette ssys there Is one logical
argument against subsidies tint VIC did not
use, and that those VIC did use are contro-
vertiblc. II then suggests sechnscality Is
Illogical objection Bosh This question
10 prac.icslonc. Pcttifogging don't count.
The Right Of Way Bill Is a very ghost
Of Bsnquo to the Gazette. It seems utterly
impossible to It that the Idaho Legislature
will eyer meet to pass an incorporation act,
but the Utah Legislature IL liable at any
moment to meet and amend the ono It has
paSsed:
"'Tis conscience doth make towards Of 40 all"
ALI postofiiccs having daily msil ore
hereafter to be supplied with weather reports
issued by the Sig"sl service Oflts. Frames
arc to be furnished, and postmaster are 10.
ssructed 10 display the reports publicly IN
their offices, In order that all classes may
have the. benefit Of the information. st. Joe
Herald.
-Pomeroy, In the Senate on Monday,
pronounced specifically oil charges against
him false said It was conspiracy Of vii.
lsiny against him. that he never paid or
agreed 10 pay any legislator In Kansas fora
vote, and asked a special committee with
majority Of his opponcnts to investigate and
report before bis term expired. The com.
m'tsec Is to 10 appointed.
Our dispatches from Washington indi>
cate that Hon. William H. Clsgett, of Nom
tsn", now delegate in Congress, is to sue.
cecil Governor Woods, of U'ah. This will
be splendid appointment, hut what will
the M0rmons thinkI Lord have mercy on
their miserable souls when Billy Claeeli
cracks the executive whip. We concur
porter.
The great seal Of the State of Virginia
was lost during tho capture Of Richmond In
1855. and . new one afterwards adopted.
bearing, IN place Of the historic '.Sic sem.
per, 'ynnnis," tho words Liberty and
Union" but short time ago the old seal
was returned. and the question arose a TO
which was the legal zeal Of the State. The
matter was submitted to the legislature
and decided 10 favor Of the old seal.
The subsidy shriekers want oil voters 10
vote on loans of creditto railroads. In that
event any subsidy that can be got through
. Legislature can be carried or killed a the
railroad may elect. Voters enough can be
colon'sed In any county q actual or os,ens.
Idle employees, 10 fastcn upon 1t subsidy
10 which every taxpayer, and perhaps every
permanent resident 10 opposed. Those who
pay the bills should determine what thew
will buy.
Tho Territory Of Arizona, % per tho
Governors xessage n the Legislature. Il
out Of debt, has $4,000 surplus money iu |
tho Treasury and 1900 more due and yet |
to come 10. The Governor says II would |
recommend that the Territorial tax of ten
cents levied upon each ono hundred dollars |
Tor school purposes be increased to tweotv>
!lve cents, aud that tho tax Of fifty cents |
levied on each one hundred dollars to dcfrsv
Territorial expenses, be reduced 10 twenty. |
i've cents. These changes will reduce tax. |
Atom and add largely to the school fund: |
anc, with IN economical administration Of |
The Territorial government, will provide
'umccnt revenue to promptly meet current
expenses"
Great 10 tho sympathy of the subsidy
'nr'ekers for the poor miner who cspuo,
vote because his mining claim 10 not taxed.
But under the Revenue law of Montana. his
horse, and nearly every miner owns ops. the
money he has, and gold no takes out 10 tax.
'e'e. and all tho property and improve,
ncnts appu'senant 10 bic mines, having A
Independent value, ars assessable. II. % the
so"sassas ssys, the bill would ''dufranchise
Of oil the voters" Il 10 high
limo better assessments were made. Il
hrec out Of every four voters In Montana
70 not pay iaxea, there will not b much
under the present statute. 10 rail
Dad company getting any county subsidy
a''aed which they can get through tho
legislature.
A PLAIN PROPOSITION.
Our Delegate elect has evidently besn
sudy'ng political economy In the popular
'agas'nes, " and 10 10 deep water, q bic
ryan. The 0ssstts, indicates. We do NOT
slieve 10 knows what hs wants To- do xcsns
rowland be makes . splendid sors. heed. |
70 seems 10 think those who DO not nav
'xes should b the coutrolline mower "a