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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-27

SUNDAY, SEPr. 2l.-A Heath, J v Sur
prensnt. Deer Lodge; N Sullivan. Lost
Creek; Daniel Thomas. Warm Sp. 'ngs;
B Wilson, d John, II. n. Hubbsld, r. r.
Bill, John Hsmmell, Blsckfoot; J. w.
Stone. Washington W. +. Chadwick, Hell
ena; F. G. Grown, Gold Greek; John
Noyes, Butte; g. E. Barnard, g. Irwin
RS'ersburE; James Goodman, B. T. Evans,
!. Dingle. Mn. Stevens, Valley; r. Il. Nc.
Mimi, Ann Bar Mss Adams, Ma Lallanh,
George Barbesc, g. Milale, French 0ulch;
T. Hipp, D. Msntou. p. Casey. P. Riley,
Beartown; r. D. McRae, D. W. Henuesey,
Oscar Gruwel'. Emmetssbu.g; U. 8. Dist.
Atty. N. G. Page. Rsdersburg; Hugh Nc
Quad, City; H. N. Fordick, Sun River;
X. ToIc. J. Herr,ck, Pioneer; A. f. May.
hew, Aissoula.
MONDAY, SEPT. 22.-Ed Ingcrsol), p
Woodlock, Beartown; Jas A Talbot, r N
Roberts, W r Mellen. N J Mullen, p FL.
gin, J c Brady, R Mills, VIM Billiard. Chas
Lamb, NcCIeman. Pioneer; L r Smith,
Dry Gulch; J d Binns, J A Murray, J w
Swami, X Carr, Jas Richer, Yamhtli; E
Girard, Warm Springs; L Conner, Charles
Errick. Flint Creek; G s DIN, W Wilson,
City; B Fifer. Valley; G W Kelley, Cedar;
p D Carr. Ncvads Greek; N wolverton,
Rocker; Thos Hyncs, Helena; VIM Norton,
Walls Was.
TUESDAY. SEPT. 23.-J Winchell, New
Chicago; P = White. NJ Noonan, Washing.
ton Gulch; Seth e Bowman, Rade,sbure;
Mrs Frank Brown, d H Trufaut. Mrs q q
Mason. N Mcdonald. G d Wykoff, Yam.
hill: G w Kent. J w Jones. r II Howard,
Pioneer; G W Irwin. w W Jones, City;
Chas Mason. German Gulch Sam Garrett,
French Gulch; Ed Delaney, a Y Jacob,
Saint Louis Gulch; John Black, Butte;
Owen Kerr, john Montgomery, 8 W Ryer-
son, BIackfoot; Phil Lynch, Eliot Creek
"a McCabe. Wallis Walls; H. Kirkendall,
U s Marshal w r Wheeler. w H Norton,
Geo Hibbs, Thee Shed, Helena; Charles
Wunderlich, Divide; y r D,ck,e, South
Boulder; II Quinlan. Valley; A B Ham>
mond, MIssoula; J D Bell, Cable; II 81
Ecclest0n, French.
"WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24.-J p Smith F
Smith, q Werner, B Glesmer, VIM Lang,
J Hensth, Pioneer; Jos Rosepthsl, Hugh
Duncan. James Grant, John Biclenbu-g,
City; T II Buzzard. Gold Creek; Thomas
Elliott, Valley; B r Droaddus, T g Blown,
WIN Gleason, J r Ee,snsr, YAmhill; d
Burt. He'll Gate Valley q Il Swartz, Black
foot; J wilkinson. J S,ooksy, A Babeock,
Warm Springs; ID shanahau, c Scbafft,
Hugh O'Neil, J"cko; John Kinnoman,
Willow Creek G II LaBcrieu, David Pat.
tie, g A Morrison, T II Dana. G = O'Keefc.
Mirsoula; VIM Owsley, Robt Gurton, Jas
Gilcbrist, r Chambers, Butte Geo Jefes,
Georgetown; Miss N Clancy Helena -
Brady. Eeaito McFasson. Henderson.
THURSDAY, SsPr. Esp Doolcy, Ed
Kennedy, G Stanchdeld. Flint Geek; J A
Ware, Cable; VIM Todd, Helena; B T Ev.
ans, Warm Spring; VIM Gleason. J A Muir.
ray, Aaron Dunn, J F Misner, Pioneer; r
Johnaon, Geo Barnard. Snow Shoe; r L
Worden, Missoula; W Egbert Smith, City.
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" See notice Of sstrsy horses near Bear.
Our correspondents have ncwsy letters Ia
this Issue. zft-s. 'h.'&t
Who was ii said flies died In August II
this eosn.,y! =
Both Grand Juries sfe in session. No In
dictments returned ysts rs7a- s-rsJ
The x,ssoula coach met with On accident
this side Pioneer Thursday night; nobody
hurt. sf.,.4..
The Parker breech loading shot.g IL
the rest made. SEQ I'D" and send for cat
slogue
Old Powell was caught with his night cap
on clear down 10 timber line Thursday
morning.
There have been more people 10 town thi,
week than We have seen heretofore In .
score of months.
Another Of those enjoyable Social Balls
was announced for the AcBansy House
on Friday evening, Sept 9th.
Some inceudiary wretch on last Friday
night fired stack of hay belonging to A.
Mead: within few feet of 0ilmer Il sails
burys stables. 1ead's Station. Twenty
tons of hay were destroyed.
Samuel Lewis 10 going or gone to Utah
to purchase for William Coleman enough
apples to supply al Western Montana.
They will be hsre about November lot.
Make your arrangements with Coleman for
fruit.
"A L." under date ''Nissouls Sept. g."
says: 'Psr:ies returning from the new
mines on Trout Greek say ito . big thing
sure. We confidently expect srsturn of the
flush times that accompanied the Cedar
Stamped"
We arc not much gwen to putting ,
business men who neglect - advertise, but
feel compelled through . sense OF public
duty to recommend oil who want superb
Yellowstone Park pictures to communicate
with M. Crisman, the Bozeman artist.
NJ. F. D. Taylor. Of New Chicago, has
to carry the mail between New
Emmet.sburg, Philipsburg and
Pioneer at @l,o50, and has commenced SER
vics Mr.. Phil Lynch has been carrying It
for the past two years.
Messrs. Morton and Mills arrived from
Wal)s Wslia with large drove of sheep
Monday and have driven them 10 the upper
valley. They left Wslls Wslls Y ith 1879
head and reached here with 1855 They
stood the drive we'll and ore 10 good condi.
lion.
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TROUT CRE1K.-A miner just arrived
from Trout Creek, Aissoula county, states
there srs four companies now ct work on
the cresk. Fox q Co.. who are working on
1.-THE point, took out Isl ozs. for three days
work and 81 Oss. for II days work. The
place they are working 10 about miles
from 1syulls. Trout Greek b satd to be
about twice - long - Cedar Greek and car.
ries four times % much water. Timber 10
plenty and there IL every facility for min,
Jog.
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, -. fn0M aoIssoulA.
Jelly ossnD Tsso ~ osrasa Sps$

IDsros Nsw Nosrs-wEsr
If you need in your business . little some.
thing In the local line from the Garden
Spot" just chirp. and we'll dish It up to you
IN the latest and most approved style.
PERSONALS
Are scattering. owing to return of all you
Lake and weed sharps to their mountain
fasene:ses. Have . little something left,
though which have staked on, for you.
Some Of our citizens will doubtless make j.
lively for you during the present tenn OF
court, which I understand convened on the
s9d inst Among the number booked for
that occasion notice Baron O'Keefe, of
Coriacca, Hugh O'Neil from the Ago cy,
and Aeserk Wordeu, Hammond and Dana
from MissoulA Judge A. E. Mayhem took
deck passage on Gilmer & salisbury's popu.
Isr and we'll patronized line on the 2lst.
Take good care Of Alex, please; he's been
extremely delicate since his return from
Flathead. 81
! also note that the handsome and accom-.
plishcd local Of the kisseuliaa has deter.
mined TO visit the metropolis Zone Of both
OF then) during Fair time. Watch him,
for he has On irresistible and most taking
wsy about him, when the circulating medi.
um 10 In consideration. or . probable sub.
scriber In view. Hes . rustIer under any
such Circumstances. We are overrun and
suRBRIrIn WIFE DII.ycAc,ra
OF the vegetable kingdom It present.
Plenty Of wstesmelons, Bitter Root apples,
plume, &C., and Prot. House, the Webfoos
post, supplies the natives with roots and
balbous things at . very reasonable tariff.
Some Of our Bitter Root aliesas have
doubtless penstrated The where's. = far
q Deer Lodge, With their melon. cholic
freight ere this. 90 you knos how II IL
yourself The boys are having plenty Of
shooting this season. ducks, grouse, and
prairie chickens being unusually plentiful,
and suips on toast u common dish Il mine
host Keonedyi hostsiry. ..2.4. So.
Tas GILT RDo8"
Are III at Flashsad, hunting, dshing. 10 70.
making aud examining The great falls Of the
Pen d'Oreille. leaving the town to b guard
"a almost exclusively By The lllltents young
men, who have contrived 70 exist after .
manner during their absence. And let me !
sdviss you 70 always 80 70 Hlathesd pleas
uTiaG. There sSs plenty Of huge rockS On
Dc river where you msy exercise your
DtrssGth and chivalry b0sh " helploe t,e
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FATAL ACCIDENT. MIR. John @. Moore
writes to 10 from Greenwood Station, on
the Blackfoot road, that fatal accident oc.
CURED yesterday, involving the death Of
John q. James, miner Of Gold Canyon,
near Blackfoot, who fell into shaft yes,er.
day morning and wss instantly killed. De.
ceased leaves wife and one child. He WI
an industrious, sober man, whose melan-
cholly death has cast . gloom over the
ne'ghbo'hood, - be IVES an exemplary citi.
ZEN and respected by oil who knew him.
The funeral will take place at 1 O'Clock on
Monday afternoon, to which al friends of
the deceased ore invited 0assete, 6vadoy.
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RE-OPENED.
HAVING R1.OPkNED THE WELL KNOWN
feE%@SeIe4e1e1e1eI9s@SN
! Bank Exchange Saloon


And stocked Il With Lissen and Seean that will
commend theu,sslv0 sepaessas, respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the public.
Dser LODGE April II, le7s. lO0f
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hss,'s 10y iAssti,G Array.
1Dlros NEW NosTn-wEsr:- ~.--
From III. H. r. Woods. and old and
experienced quarts mipes. g)ssn The
following in regard to the New Discovery,
- called: Mr.. Wood 10 an sssayer, and
sbowed me the buttons Of silver made frsm
two assays from the Trapper ledge. The
buttons aforesaid look like globulcs of lead
that one spills when running bullets. The
largest button was from tho assay of 70
grains Of rock which yielded SO graius OF
silver, 90 IA 80 Of silver per ton. The
sinaller button was obtained from 40 grains
Of ore and weighed Is grains of silver. or
tl7 10 per too. 80 you Geo King Solomon
was nowhere when he made silver to be -
plenty . stones arousd Jerusalem. Certain
it 10 that numerous lodges have been record.
ed here, and To- fancy the owners are in
wealth high up among tho thossasds. /
believe they think of getting . balloon ON
the style Of Tns GRAPHIC 10 90 up and
pay their taxes on the aforementioned.
Skimmerhorn" In the Lest lndepesdens
has more than spread himself IN regard to
the New Discovery. Upon the receipt of
the mail here with Sc Satisfactorily letter,
and sitter reading Skins" higlfalutiu
letter, your correspondent interviewed Con
Bray, tho Sheriff Of this county, who Is
very sensible gentleman, and who does not
usually or unusually indulge in high 6owu
and be says he can prove by ].
Lsrwille that he never sdvertently or mad.
made the slightest allusion to
!" . beautiful country, studded with lofty
'' pines, through the depths Of whose CRATE.
- full shade fell here In ca;aracts, there in |
- peaceful reaches, streams Of crystal waters, |
'of grassy meadows in which nocks of
y mountain sheep fed fursivsly Tor other.
- wise, strained their mild eyes from time |
Ito time aGsinst the crsei hunters com.
- ing"-iu fact hs says he didn't see any |
'heep; wasn't looking for sheep, nor did he,
% The best Of bic knowledge or belief, speak |
# the country - being ~ very garden of |
= the gods, and through the sweet cadences
= Of his story one could distinctly catch the |
'wierd melody Of Pans pastoral pipe"
The Sheriff says The freshness Of "incense
morn" together with the other |
igansioo be referred TO, reminded him of
Buiwer's Lady Of Lyons, Lake Nssstsaes,
e,c, and that IT, 6kimmerhorn" would
'ithes pat bis entire letter in e. y quotation
nsaks q give his authorities II could be
moro readily arrsyed. !
To-day, September 2od, there was . dit.
Icalsy between VIM. Merry and George
asowp. English quartz miners, who ore
upuiDg N a,rastrs here. Merry shot
lrovn win one barrell Of : double barrsled
hse. Gun, isnicaisg o sessous 70. aes fatal
wound. Ths osssee passsd through The
efSsfm 6 Brows and lodged In the left
ID ~ rlbs flancing DO shot. Both
beuo q tie arl1 spDsar 70 y shattered BY
b. shot. Yoss eoJsspos6ent ~ heard
b saassnsnts q besA partiss. bas o. they
vdas& 3os - q 6ssessl ias1sse sslta,ns
70 giviag tbsn. ~ Fhlsky. however,
- d0ssss b mainly % - attributed. r
--'sa,::s u 0oNo.
Raasssk, sspk =, 1s74 yS7ags III
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RAcA-We learn. indirectly. that race
hss been made for Friday the 18th issa, be
tween Leon Aayeite's sorrel stallion,
''Prince," and James Aurray's chestnut
gelding ''HOntapa Pet" The distaicc Get
- one-haf mile single dash, for purse Of
800. The race 10 10 take q 3 O'Clock D. N.
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OBIo FIsH-1r. Oliver Wright on Thurs.
day brought in 40 lbs. Of hnc Salmon
Trout, caught In the Lakes on the north
fork Of the Big Blackfoot. We have never
seen . prettier lot Of nsh In the market.
Three choice ones weighed fifty pounds.
Thanks. for one weighing seven and half
rounds, presented to our Foreman.
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ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUsr8sa-An
election Ut The School Trustees TO al tho
places made vacant BY the expiration 0f the
term Of the present Board will ~ Md at
the Court House, Deer Lodge. from . ..
until Up. m. of to-day saturday Septenbsr
a. We trus, there viii b interest uAsi-
tested In it and good Board Of Trasesss ~.
lected. We hsve heard the naass Of w. A.
Clark Esq.. Mr.. :. 8. stackpols and n.
Granville Stuart mentiOssd FIR the place.
They would make sxcslIsat Trasiess and
take live Interest N educational matiefs.
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Contemporaries.

CHE NEW NosfB-WEsr soliciss conmun,cations
On matters Of Pebble lntercst from an localities Per
fss freedom 10 accorded In ths choics Of theme and
aopss range in sentinent and expssssion, 70 It 10
confined to reasonable li@its. We cannot Therefore,
aasans 10 sdvancs responsibility fostAe views OF cor
responsibility IT'S
Correspss1snts Win please, - al cases, accompany
communications with their name.
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great work. A day or two since, we no.
ticed our genial friend ]. T. Owings,
astridc the ridgepole Of cayuss persuading
. bend Of cattle Bitter Root Prosperity
Deer Lodgeward. What kind of conduct 10
that! Suppose that he'll quit bic evil prac.
tees now and settle down into an honest
ranchmsn. Yours, with respects,
TRUTHFUL JAMES.
XSssorlA Sepkember p lS7a
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Wesley W. Jones 10 hereby authorized % General
Canvassing Agent for the NEw NosrswEsr. That's
oil the introduction he needs.
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PREsRvrsRIAH.-Rcv. J. r. Russell viii preach 1t
the Court House, Deer Lodge, tomorrow Sunday At
II A..
nErRoDDr. -Services will be held II the Court
House 70 morrow Sunday at ~ y. n, Rev. Hugh
Duncan, officiating.
UxIos Sunday School st the Court House at ~
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New Fall Goods.
s0o0oooooos
Ladies' Trimmed Hats,
Misses IS IS
Childs. &" &"
CLOAK4.
SILK 6car1k
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, CUFFS,
COLLARS, UNDERsLRgvIs,
BELTS, ETC, ETC..
Just Received by
E. L. BONNER &CO.

MINING REHABILITATION & Co. on
Granite Bar, YsmhiIl, cleaned up on Mon.
day e2lo0 for one weeks ron. The claim
Was opened this season.
In 1867 the pugilistic Mike Sullivan, in
company with Mat Hayes and n. Butler,
discovered and located gulch, and being 4
little impecunious In names inflicted on that
particular one the cognomen of "Your
Name 0ulch," which after discovery re
NAMED unworked until within the last few
days, when It was surveyed and sppropri.
sted according to the Congressional Act, BY
Nat Hayes, NJ Butler, Peter Koch and Geo.
W. Irvrn. They have located shout i've
miles Of the gulch and have obtained pros.
poets ~ high ~ fur cents 10 the pan with
1.-The country rock inciining."
The folks st Philipsburg anticipate re,
vival Of mining sffsirs soon under auspices
that are encOura ging. Mr.. McArdle, of the
81. L. & n. n. o., and . partner Of Mr..
Cox, Of Wheeling, are expected here soon
10 commence active operations. The Cole
Sanders Company 10 also said 10 be getting
matters iu satisfactory shape for. energetic
work. It 10 intimstsd 90O or 800 men will
be 1t work In the camp this winter.
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Surveyed BY Lyman d DsIAey, end ras'
snssd without ooas Of Mp TO- H. b
elaioasD. Tesns ahs loWsst. A)lJkbAs
Of public lssd besiness transacted b. L. y
Lymas, former Rsgisl@. ln6usunat1oa frss.
Claimants vill Asd Il greatly y thsif -.
vsnsags - spplylse dssssaiy - dess6sssaag
them By rail = Hslc9e, =. 7.
1oo.So alAlvlilai gIe
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RELIGIOUS,

First Quarterly Meeting for Dees Ledge Distri Ct,
n. e. Church, South:
Fish Creek October 9Th and 9TH.
Virginia City, 18th and 18th.
Deer Lodge, 18th aud 10Th.
Corvallis, Sbth and 26th.
Missopa, November Ist asd ID.
Mound Spring. Lost Creek November 18th and IGth.
Preaching Al Butte, October eth, In the evening.
s. J. CATLiN, r. T.
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Arrival and departure Of Mails atthe Deer
Lodge Post Office.


uSIOS =. r. r.. ConlSNE, AND c. r. RR
AflSc-DAhy, H.. .....,....... .......s y. m
Depart ............., ........ 80. Ia. NJ
BLAcKpOor, HELENA, VIRGINIA AND EASTERN PART
o. MONTANA.
Arriv~-Dnlly. at............6p. m.
Depar-Daily at.... L. m.
SILVER Bow. BUTTE AND RED MOUNTAIN CITY.
Arrve-Every alternate day, at............ sp. m.
UrpMt- da IN.
EHssrsBuRG. PHiLLirsBrR0 CABLs CRY. AND
BEAR.
Arivc-Evrry alternate day at...............7 p M
Depart - - - .........3a Q. IN.
PiEss PEAK, PIONEER MIssOrLA, CEDAR CREEK
AND WALLA WALLA.
A,rives-Daiiy. ......."...... at -. m.
DEPARTS :" ................aSjR n. m.
GERnAN AND FRENCH GuICH.
Arrive and Depart twice per week,
~ All mails will close the night previous to their
departure nj ~ p. m.
OFFICE ll0rW..- a. m TO p. m. Sundays, 10 to II
.. M: 3 /. D. m.
&. s. sTACKPOLE Pm.
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m 4 ne -
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MissHWIG County tomatoes.
Ihave In store lot q Fresh. Ripe As.oala couaey
TonstoeA In lots 70 ssit puEchasaA at greatly rsdsc
ed psiceA II % n. boxes, - oeets pr pesna Leo
amounts, Is essts pse posDd.
W. 4. HOWE,
N '. 0un Psasi bailding.
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Special Notices,
Horses Lost, Strayed or Stolen! =
49, REWARD

T EFT THE VICINITY OF BEAR GULCH, IN
IL Nay LIST. ous sosrel horse marked ~. j." on
left hip. and large saddle mark on right side also
one hOrse marked with figure % on the right hip
basel taco. al leg white TO the knees heavy name
and tail short ears The horses are about 10 years
old, and have many email white saddle marks. The
above reward. 4ss. win b paid on their return to
JOAQUIN ADAsCAL, Beartown.
SHIT CHAS. TRMSTA Dr.
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LOCAL N WS.


MINERAL SURVEYS We call attention
TO the advertisement OF Mr.. Peter Koch,
Surveyor. recently Of Bozeman, and en-.
gagged this summer with Mr. Geo. w. Irwin
on the U. g. Land surveys. Mr.. Koch Is .
reliable, energetic man and 10 vouched for
Is IN experienced, thoroughly competent
and CAREFUL surveyor. He has established
permanently in Deer Lodge with view of
making speciality of Mineral Land Sur.
vcys, and 10 now prepared 10 do work. He
has already been favored with number of
orders, and We have no doubt will he kept
busy during the season. The need of res.
'dent surveyor here has beeh apparent. and
the location here of Mr.. Koch, enabling
parties 10 procure surveys promptly, will
result 10 large increase of the already very
large mineral land pa,eniing. We recom>
mend deserving surveys or mineral patents
to see or address hun, assured they will DO
satisfied with his work and prices.
---->sD.>--
CASHl 1IcIE1ck
IN PANTS PATTERNS,
BEAVER CLOTH, &C, &C., Just received BY
{. L. Bonner 4 Co.
For fine chewing tObaccos 20 to
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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 shove.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMpHTlTION.
ls DANCE d MURPHY, PrvDsistsu.
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s'. = '. '...'''''a n; &c: 80: s;s
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W. W. Jones, the live Agent of the
NEW North. w EST, having been eummarily
called 10 on Tuesday on Court business, We
are deprived Of the material increase of SUBJ
sc'ibc,s the succeeding days would have IN
sbled him to make. However, he ha ads Us
beside one hundred renewals In the camps
visited, the most Of the following fair add.
tional list Of nsW sutscribers for four days
canvass. He will be on the wing again to-
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NOTICE.

There will Be meeting Of "The Historical Society
sf Montana" at Deer Lodge City, Deer Lodge county,
at O'Clock =. =. Of tho 18th day Of October, A. D.
1873. full attendance Of the members 10 desired.
". F. SANDERS, President.
GRANVILLE SfrART, Secretary.
AUGusr 20th, A. d, 1873. s9O-td
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.. . mo. 1851
Application for Patent.

We D. LAND WHICH,
HHl8NA, Il. T., Sept. n 1873
No.ce 2 hsrsoy Ygollshed that THOMAS BUGGY,
Lodge coanty. Montana Territory, has THE day aied
applc.t0n toy patent under the mining laws u Con.
eese tor bic placer mining claim situated IN French
pr Mining DISTRICT Dser Lodge county, T. r, which
claim y Originally recorded In the dstrct recorders
csbsd q follows in the plat and 6sd noscs on he in
this o1ice Beginning at stone from which corner
No. 0( let No. - ID township ~ north OF mo
west bear. south 81 deg. Is min west distaut g. 20
esasns. thsscs running east aSo chains to post
Themes north 10 deg west s. chains 70 st0ua teaco
north II deg cost ko0 chains to stone thence south
. de9 west chains % stose thsucs south II dea.
west $50 chains to stone. thence south 10 de4 ~
= ehaas ~ The plscs Of beginning, comprising TO- s.
sses Designated .. lot g. g townSnp II nossS sanes
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