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FROM BLAcKF0oT LIrv.
Just Between Winter and Work.
EDIron NV NORTHWEST

EDIron NV NoEru-WE.r-
Our town has during the past winter been
very lively and entertaining, more 80 than
for any winter during the past five years
but ut present social entertainments arc
somewhat few aid far be,wceu," owing
to The fact that mos. Of our married friends
have moved out If town. and the scarcity
If narrc,: ladrs re.iding within our town
limits. Mr.. r. +. Pounds, Mr.. q. .. Nc
Lain. and Mr. Davis with their families lave
within The last two WEEKS left US, and CT
present i, is IL very Difficult. matter to muster
the I. quirrd number for II dance.
Mining has not commenced here yet, and
from present indications the boys will moi
get to work much before May LIST. Times
are very dull. and in fact nothing doing
though every one seems in good spirits and
feels confident We arc goin. to have n go'd
mining season anu that this will lc a lively
camp and give enplO mcnt to quite i mum
Der Of men. Mr. Braiton AID Mr.. Pound.
will turn the water into their bitches soon,
" bI's III SplUulCNGc SOtAllUoSS NStS
chants are making preparations for laying
~ large stocks uf goods Of kinds usually re-.
quire'i in mining camps. aid saloon men
are also making the r. quis,:c ARA ,gcmcn's
t"r supplying iIe l"ys with the necessary
''c"r.lials': from "Alar>i,mlrs Old Kentucky
Bourbon" down 10 ''L0cinr's best" Mcssrs
Hull. Carson & e." nrc now rrtii,ing thci'
old stand. ''rhc Bakery" and will open in
about ten days. N. E'lcnhcrs has sold his
butcher shop here to JAS Simpson & G"
and the boys are doing ''IanL oili e" bu
siness rs they have no opposition and arc
very popular and deserving.
Our fellow ;Owrs!uan. H. n Tibbitts
has returned from IL prntracied yi-i; to the
East Side" where he has been engaged ili!
winter in mill operations. We were some
what disappointed when b. returned withou
''"ct:cr half" ~ We all thought Bob
had made the requisite arrangements for 81
! doing More anon.
J Yours truly.
SwArrIE HUNT.
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THE NEW NORTHWEST.
Local ereVities.
Town full Of people this week.
TIN. pnl,!ic Co,,o,l h,, c.c.,;.,u

Town full Of people this week
The Public School has vacation.
Another week Of Curious weather.
Old epizm still has all the Livery teams
under contract.
W. W. Dixon made large safe Of oars
on the dump. Wednesday.
Ms. Susan Manton does not design open
ing n hotel nj Yreka this season "a errone-
ous'y reported.
Messrs. joaquin Abssca! and James Brady
are appointed administrators OF the estate Of
James Whytc. deceased.
The U. s. Grand Jury will probably com
p'ctc It's lnt"rs 10 day. The Territorial
Grand Jury will not t'c through this week.
All s'a,rs toward Deer L'slg" are crowded
n"w. and those outward M'uni ." empty.
The Ia, coach from Helena brought over
fifteen passengers.
We are in receipt Of M Of the daily
Nontaminm. to I've issued during the session.
Il is u h,nds'mne and good sized paper.
Pity it could not br permanent.
Phil McGnvcrn has rc-"pcnrd the ropu
lar resort known rs the Bank Exchange sa'
hon. and is entertaining the hosts stump
,ipusIy. See Phil for imhilahlcs.
Mr.. + r lluson informs US a -r' at many
miners nrc coming into the Flint Creek
Camps aud tia, - 90 per Day is the highest
wages now offered Ivy Henderson miner .
Under the supervision Of Mr.. Nilsson the
express Office got up and busted down Firs'
street this week. The stage, telegraph and
express office are located temp 'rarily in tho
room lately occupied for the post office.
Mi~spu,a County, Montana. owes 81 .92S
| -. exclusive ut interest On County warrants
| Her tax .paycrs arc too weak just now I" 'ak'
much stock in the subsidy scheme IF iiI'
Bulls Eye Narrow Guusers.-CMh Hmm!
J"urnat
We had the pleasure OF Thursday o
| interviewing the cap'"r Of ard prosecuting
witness against Joaquin Miller in the Cast
where joaquin stole horse in California
some If the incidents Of which he refer, 4
| in one If his poems. and some Other:
which the San Francisco Chronicle recent!
! gave publicity to. One of these days whci
time and space permit. we will tell y"'
about il.
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Court Proceed ings.
"H'oHO JUDICIAL DIsTRlCT-APRIL TERN
ls"' HIRAM KNOWLES. JUDGE

"Fand jury sworn for Terri,"vy- II.
nor. 4. l.. Williams, Conrad Knhrs II
>. h'''ry. }. 4. Jordan. JOHN Grr.mr, A
E'"''. u Dewitt. Joseph Ra,ns,!cll. ".
l. Irvine, Robert W'lcs, Samuel Scott. jas
Talbot. Chas. S Ba.g. G. W. Morse, G..
~ Stark. Chas. S. Bags was appointed
foreman.
lie Sheriff, ON order. brought before the
court the following pri>oncrs--Jamrs Me-
Arrison. William Henderson. W,lnan Dill.
Ion AL Nv" Chinese.
J"s, McArr,s"n. by attorney. J. Sharp
va we'd G. aicn.e I" Grand Jury.
l.. McMur,ry was appointed attorney f"r
WIN. ll'micr>"n. VIII, waived challenge.
A. t. Mayhrw was appointed attorney
tor Villa Dillon. whu waived challenge
Chinese rem tmhed 10 bison until Tues.
day.
Territory rs. Chas. Love: contd tor term
Pl.'sic.! ". Aiken;
Dahlcr vs. Now.a,: =.
Nolrcr;nn ". Turncr;
Chadwick VS. Dai.!er;
r"'s'cu vs.. Cameron;
/. D'"icy VS.. Pearson: Judgment for de-
'c'"'af't.
Territory VS.. +. X. Bill; appeal; ordered
ism sscd.
commissioners of Deer Lodge vs.. II
el"'"'at; judgment for defendant.
Joaquin Abasral. native at spain. Az
NC 'rc' IN" was a'''i'''c" I" c''He"sh'p
Will q u Dillon. indicted for grand larceny
| aria,snGu a"u p.cad not guilty.
IaIi Snwad.c,.aX. Aal.vc ut E.hcinia. ap
| Jared inu MAS a.,lin.vd to cliiZc,l,nlp.
| luSarnp Vs. LalkH; Continued for term
. Lun. ahu Io.,, i!uicich for Z 0.ti EIIcr.. Y
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The Status ofGerman ouleh On Mining
SubUdy and the Alienkaw.

The Status ofGerma ouleh On Mining
SubNdy and the Aiieak Law.
EpIron New NoRrM-WEsr-
Spring has found Us ~ last in this high
region. but j: will be 3 me three weeks III
least before mining commences in earnest.
About II dozen men wintcrcd here, AMI \
few have returned within the last month
IN the lower part Of the gulch Th's. Ford,
who has lately returned from II quartz pros
ptc,ing trip on the East side Of the range
with his company, will immc lately Cam
Incncc WORK next Comes two Chinese Com.
panles; then +. W. Moure Il Co. own halt
mile oi ground which will sooa bc in run
ming order; Edwards Il Co. are getting out
blocks and saving lumber nd will bc Vt
work carly next above is the celebrated
California Co. : ground, which is one Of the
largest and best claims ever worked in the
Gulch. There are six partners in this COM
pany. five Of whom have win,cred IL the
States or Europe while one has remained
with Us We look for the absent ones back
SOON. and. what il better. two or three Of
them will hrin: wives 10 brighten their
homes. Next in order is the Eureka
Co., owned by Cinnamon, which will yield
u large amount VI dust during the n asOn.
AlWve town 10 the DriscOIl and Union
claims worked Ivy Cinnamon. and above
them is the rich and extensive claims If DR.
Beal who will his season work u larger
force IF men than any company in the
Gulcl,. Last, III the upper part Of the
Gulci, McCleery & ca. own large body Of
ground, but rs the snow is very deep up
there they canuo. commence work for some
time yet.
Foster & Ray, sell Us both food and drink,
and also keep tho post. Oiticc; one butcher
shop furnishes the meat.
There will he from forty to fifty white
men here during the season. besides about
one hundred and fifty Chinese.
If you can use this. Or any part of IT, l
may give you more items in the future.
believe every man in the Gulch is Op
posed Ia II. II. subsidy, and most Of them
have signed petition tor the rep'sl Of the
Alien law. Yours. &c..
German Caleb, n. r.. April II. 1873
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Ye who own horse. take notice,
Winter will be here Of course
iua II y0u'd have your stallion safely CO.,
Through mud and trust and SNOW:
Then sst kl9 skQd q once all sOund
AZ nv own chop whore ! am found
NJ ON early dawn sill late tsVisnl.
shoein: hogssS with ~ my mtxhts
Yc. gcs him sh0d n Oacs. . cno oo1
4 nd you sEd Aorss ~tll never rue u
The lhoroush instruction he has received
fr,n two of the m0st celebrated Veterinary
surgeons OF Edinbarroagh and fifsy years
exnssi cuce, warrants thH subscriber 10 ~
s.rtiux 9liia hS Is not inferior Ia any work
man "a Montaaa fssSiiQry. lie may always
II found st his stand n Ejcnsrdeon'.
Ranch, where The bssf work can pe Noss r.
she shorteoe noeice. 1poo ~ mas rnsOs::
$50 80. ~ neA = 6fseabaekA
,1ie3.K lA,n aso1A1asos. -
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Personal.

Mr. G. 5. New If Philipsburg. has gone
Virg,niawurds 10 look alter quartz Interests.
Mr.. NJ. Z. Page, U. s District Attorney.
is present conducting U. S. cases before the
court.
y. J. Salisbury, Esq, tip top gentleman
who has something to do with the stage
lines. is expected in next coach.
MI. Geo. Michigan returned from 81.
LOUIS this week, and will take charge Of
the Dog Greek saw mill this summer
Jacob Ritt, the rushing little boot and
shoe merchant Of Pioneer. las returned
from Salt Lake aud means business fer tnc
summer.
Miss Resner returned from Fmlipsl'urg
and MISS WW,is tr,m Silver Bow having
completed their terms Of school. Glad ~
have them here again.
Maj. John Owens, Member If the C"un.
Gil iruln Missouln. went to Virginia Wed.
nesday mrni"g, having bee" detained
FEW days by s.vere illness.
Mr.. IL. &. Wicbold and the Silver Bow
witnesses in the Gaze Of the hom"ci,Ic Ut
Levi Russell arc in town, the Grand Jury
desiring u investigate the Case.
Mr.. 4. J. Simmons has been in town {. few
days within the week, and returned 10 Hc!.
cha Tuesday, will, the intention Of starting
to Milk River Agency Yesterday. Don't IL.
them Mo!oc you, Jack.
Mr.. Il. NJ. R,berts. who left last fall for
Bangor, Wisconsin, demonstrated the oh
iect Of his visit by returning Il few days ago
with u bride u make sunshine in his Gold
Creek home.
Mr.. j. \. Daddow, Of Rains, Taylor u
DAddOw, Pioneer, returned u few days since
having chosen wife while East, vino comes
TO make her home with lhe pioneers. Miss
A. Taylor, Of Uc Sofa, No., and Mr.. W. +.
Daddow arrived with them.
Frank Woody, Esq, our p!easan, Nilsson
Ia and AissouliaH contemporary, accompanied
bv his wife, nee Lizzie COuniryman, and
frank M. e." stopped a few days with
friends IN Deer Lodge, aud are now visiting
| We arc pleased u scc them among ~ again
and hope our less genial valley will he CON-
pcnsaIei by warmer welcome.
Hon. WIN. II. Cis.ctt returned week
ago aud made many y heart g'ad with greet
rug; none more ~ than The little isM'iy II
the cotl"ye ny Cottonwood. Ii ever DEL
cya.e had un,l,slaAsUle evidence Ut the pride
gratitude anS contiucncc vt MS constituent
" has Decn manifested ~ Mr. CIssc'' s'"c
his return to Alontana
Plenty Of scquxin,ances in town this week
Among them We nOtv A. h. Mayhem, Mis-
souia; ". H. Fcrsa soA, Henry Grant. Elk;
}. AU.scai, y. Aia.so", A. WA'.es't'es
lear; u. Mcfarland, }. y. Spoo"cr, black
loot: ). Il. uirUuur, IsockGr; >. Marches
~, ElIlcr Il u,; 4. Scnadicl.ck, M.C.el.an
N. Becr,, Pioneer, a"d u hor, Oh J"s'ca, "
wilI.y,cs, etc.
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Silver Bow Dust.

EDITOR New NORru-WEsT--
The mining season is late, bu, preparations
are now being made 70 80 to work. Water
WAS turned in the Divide Creek Ditch yes.
terday. Miss MOil,a Woods left US las,
Sunday, having completed a satisfactory
term Of school. Hon. Isaac Dean left on
Thursday evening for Virginia with thai
Sorry .loga trunk and house furnishing hard
ware in good condition. There was born u
the wife Of John Purcell, Silver Bow Creek
March Goth, . daughter, weighing twelve
pounds. The news il old but the child VA
huge. Yours. LENGTHY.
SuyEa Bow. April Is. 1879.
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DEER LODGE planning MILL
Sash and Door Factory.
We have the Largest aud best Assorted LUMBER 'a'o
IN III. Territory, In o'anccton With the aM'Se.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
,,vu DANCE h MURPHY. ProDfisfoFs'

Acc,DEST.-Somc days since the stage
from Deer Lodge to Missouls. tipped ." Inc
Mules Canyon Grade, whereby Mis- sksgss
had one Of her walking limGs brokc''. ana
WAS brough. to town for rcpairs. The soao
Was dangerous. and 1t The request q tec
driver the other passenger were wslksss'
but, We ass informed, Tie tajsred woman
defined 70 do %. Sometimes ono csa psesss
-a&oed . walk than . NJ.
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FRUIT TREES Among those Productions
il Was doubted ii Montana WAS capable Of,
W., which have been successfully gr"w'. are
fruit trees. On Redfern's ranch near Vtr.
rjuiu. vn the farms of the Harris Bros in
Bitter R,mt. in McQairk's orchard. Missou
Ia, and probably in other localities there
were last year bearing fruit trees giving
evidence Of thritiincss Beside these there
are number of young orchards in Bitter
Root which are growing finely and some Of
inc trees will commence bearing isseason.
Some of our valleys appear well adapted to
fruit growing. and our nor,hcrly latitude
does not seem 10 be u Iva: ricr, ~ some Ut the
Ives, annie orchards are in extreme northern
States. II Is certainly worth an effort to
try the fruit trees in all localities where
there II reasonable probability other grow.
inr. We know Of 40 principal valley where
there IL less probability If success than here,
ye, within the past week Messrs. J. II. Bat
,crtou. G. II. Manning, John O'Ncii'. Ad
olson Smith. sorn Peterson and others have
\ nurchssed trees nd will cndeavor to grow
Them. These trees were brought here ny
Mr.. Thomas Bass, who brought up l:oo one
vcxr old apple trees from the Nursery On
! Ruck and Wright's farm eight miIes beI"
S,rvsusyilIe. Those trees are from Wisconsin
traits snd ars believed to br well adapted
- this latitude. NJ. Bass left on Thursday
scr m extended trip. going eM warn
Springs. Deer Lodge Pass. Jefferson a"s
Boulder ysllcys 10 Helena; thence hs VII
10 m the Nsjisoa aud Gs!IAt'n and prohs
biz rc..sn w the Pa.sasnari aud Beaverhss'
val,cvs His prices ore yeasonatls. Letter
addressed " Helena wDahAa we "sA' -
days vi,l reach him. and xe ssco~nen.
thoss Who Aasirr V make % snort g 81.
occhseds D addpe~ ~ 40 ssse ~
4 tracs dsllveesd II god eaooaR fa@
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AcxNuwLEDGEMESr.-Wc ars requested
Nv Inc ladies' VI 81. james Sunday SctioVl
u return their sincere thanks ~ Ilc cOiumu
MY Tor the generous support gwen LIE
sct.oo, THROUGH Tue Exhibition On Monday
cvc..ins, aud gratitude to The ladies VIII.
k,udly ass.s III ~ II. The exhibition netiet
over EXPENSES aud indebtedness ii The schoo
SGV.Vv, which Is deposited for the benefit VI
tue scholars. Ii il Is our turE nov. We don
think tue community have any thanks du'
them. The audience was large, but .h'
little people did 50 well that I'LL were amply
c,,mreusa,ed for attendance.
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.nO 400 Flour sacks for S''Il
,m,u syE.L. BONNER T. Co.

Library AssOCIATION.-The soo'e "s
ISOLATION met IN the Library building Cd
Tuesday evening. and after transsc''o" o,
business, were favored by y reading and
recitation by Mcssrs. Holmes and WILCOX.
On mex, Tuesday evening the association"
will NEE, q, the same place. The committee
has designated several members tor eSe''
ciscs, and tue meeting will doubtless be IN
interesting one. Measures have Tee" taken
to procure looks and current literature. ana
the Library b..gins 10 take substantial form.
Il good object: let II be made pe''ec'
Success Where there - will there 10
WAY
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rrr.E, lrHi ,N.-S,rvicrs viii h. h I'D NJ Odd Fei.
,ov hA - u a. IN aud y. III. tu-uiOro row. Rev. j
4 Il, 80 officiating
,Arnu,. c--it v Father D-isy"krrr will holl service
rrhr Catholic Church Deer Lodge to MORROW AT lul
an
The Sr JANE. SUNDAY school meets III o'clock p
N Zach Su:daA NJ the Count House.
r." Union Sunday s,hool n, Odd Fellows Hal
a." T.. N,
NJ t. South sgihay s'hool at a." Court House Al
o. q, ~.
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INCREASED SERvIcE.-MrE d. Corbin in
forns IA he la, increased the service ON
the Ryan and MissouIs routes ~ daily, 1t
having been six times week during win
Ter. This gives Us Nd Eastern mail ." sun
cay. The SERVICE will ~ increased I" daily
an the Helena route . s0DO - the road gels
fair, il being very had Ut present.
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1861

HoLL0wAYs PILLS AND OINTMENT We stand
a.has, ut the ;hoasan Is hO ,ry hurried TO premature
crave victim. OF hvin. nc;itcd the dr.t symptoms
Of disease. Whether the iaint originate. in the
body. or he introduced acccntly through the skin
fatal result. may he warlI of by timely recoursr
to one or both Of these III .dcincs 25 cents per box
or poi.
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To Saloon Keepers!
The Place 10 Buy Cigars and Liquors

We have in store at New Chicago, what We believe
to he THE LARGEST AND EE.. STOCK OF cIGAEs IN
MONTANA. In in: stocked in that line As speciality
bcfOrr engaging in General Merchandising We can
sell ~ low ~ the lowest and offer special Undue menss
to SALOON keepers wishing to lay In stock for the
season. They will find il decidedly tothcr advantage
10 give us u call before purchasing.
ALSO 4 FINE STOCK OF LIQUORS.
L. 7. HUSON + CO..
1921 New Chicago, NJ, T.
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" A0SIRIl:ID.

kE.LLEI:--kB M.--On WcIlE.,day April :. al the
Lutheran Church Of the .,Uly Trinity. by the Rev
Dr. Cr..iel. N. k.s-ler. Of HcIcna. Montana. and
Miss Lon.e ebert Vi this city.-Net' York Her.
G!d, Aprii4.
Thus departs from bachclOrdom one Of MOntann's
men Of sterling woth-jOviAl, bale and upright Nick
kesslcr. May his home be happy one.
OCLASE,- WooD--At Bender valley. Jefe, son cOun
y, NJ. r, April q. 1H:3, Adam l.. Dnlahcy and
Mrs. Sarah Wood.
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CoRREsFoNoENcE.

CTHE New S0wrH.WErr soIicits communications
on mstters Public Interest from III loc Ities Fer
feet .iecdom is acc.rtcd in the choice Os theme ard
ample range In sentiment and expression, 70 II Is
confined to reasonable limits. We cannot therefore,
IN advance responsibility for the views o: cor
respondenia1
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Of JAW. ammo Domini sightesu hundred and seventy.
tree ard That fhencetoTth an ne'al correspondence
Of wha'cver nature and other mailable matter cent
from or addressed anv O61cer Of the government or
ner .on now author zed n frank such matter Sha be
ciarspsb,c with the sane rates Of postage q. may be-
lawfully imposed nnon like matter scn BY or addressed
to other persons: Provided That no compensation or
allowance shall now hereafter b. made t. Senator's
membcrs and Delegates of the House Of Representa-
tive. on account Of pO~ta.c.
Approved, January 81, lsS3
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FoUND.-GoLD AND GREEN3AcKS
JOHN DELCiIER WANTED.

found near the I" French Crossing Of IN" Deer
Lodge Last season. n purse containing: considerable
suM III mcncy-gold aud rrecnbacSs. 1t Is own
that JOnN BEiEnEE. who mined on American Bar,
near Brundy's mill, lost purse IN that vicinity Ills
Whereabouts arc unknown and have been unable to
ascertain them. 1t II rumorcd he II in Mcaghcr
county, NJ T.. or Phoebe. Nevada. On his describing
the money and paying charges It will he returned Ia
him, Address +. NJ. GODDARD.
WARN SPRINGS,
l054t Deer Lodge County, N. T.
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Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF JOHN QuiN, DECEASED.
Having been appointed Administrator q the estate
Of John Qnin. d, crnsed. BY the Probate Court q
day Of Mach lS,a all persons hasin. claims againrt
said c.sate. nre hrrchy notified to exhibit them to'
allowance within one year from March ssd. ls7a o'
they may be precudcd from any benefit OF said ertAe
from said date, they sEail be forever barrcd.
DANIEL ]. WEIGH.
Administrator Of the estate Of John Quin. deceased
n R-Louis McMurtsv, IL Deer Lodge City. VI
toruey for the estate will attend to all matters per
tanning to the came when may be absent from Ucci
Lodge county.
st DANIEL j. WkAu.
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special Notices.

Mrs Jor6on informs the public that shc has
rc-,ttcd tie sun Pearl Baildin: and sollcis their
patronage.
l,oasd ard lodging by the day o. week. Day board,
$500 per week: single meals. sc. hoard and l'tg-
In: per week. SLIGO ING
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New TODAY.
NOTICE TO MINERS.
Y. 4. LAND OrFICE,
. vNa n ~ Anil - 1870

u. s. LAND OFYICE,
HELENA, N. r.. April II. 1879.
JOHN GRIFFIN WHOSE postofIice address IL Pho
ne.r Deer Lodge county. r.. has fled In this office
hs application 10 enter agricultural land under the
presumption laws. the southwest y Of northeast 4
and northwest 4 VI southeast 4. and northeast If
southwest 4 Of section one In township No Forth
Of range No. II west. which land II suspended from
entry s agricultural land notice Is hereby given that
hearing will be had at this office ut 10 O'Clock a. IN.
on the 18th day Of June, 1873 to determine as to the
mineral or mineral character Of said land, and
tc.timOny to he used upon said hearing will be taken
before D. r Newcomer, Probate Judge, Ut his office
in Deer Lodge city and county, NJ T. commencing as
10 O'Clock A. m. on the aOth day Of May 1873 1t Is
alleged there arc no known miners, hor mining IN
provements or elaine up. said land.
l.BN W. G. CHILD, Register
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All pefr0ns knowing themselves indebted TO me BY
note or account will please remember that my post
0fficc address il WI. WILSON,
IsS Deer Lodge City.
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REMOVAL!

FL BONNER 4 co. HAVE REMOVED II
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK ibu
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METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms!
.IsBER " DICKINSON,

Have the finest bar stock in the West Side or any
other side, and Ut the hcrt-runniI billiard tables
~ the Trrfitury. Special invitations ~ the whole
community to-cOme ani ssc w.
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r,hc 11r,tlnl S.hom1,er.

ESSAYS FOR Young Men, on Great Social Evile
and Abuses, which interfere with MAIRIAGE-wth
sure means of relief for the Err!ng and Unfortunate
diseased and debtatcd Sent free Of charge. IN seal
ed envelopes. Address. Howard ASSOCIATION. No.
Ninth St.. Philadelphia Pa. l1G-:W
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$5 to 500 per %su. ,'aE: Al 4e sa.:
., Of workin: people, of either sex. yonng ~ old,
make more money n: work for rs In their spare mo-
menis. Or all the time than ut anything else Pallic
uars free Address q. Stins0n Co., Portland, Maine