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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-07

The Board convened Monday June Cd
The resignation of Wesley w. Jones Sheriff
beng rendered WAS accepted and Charles q.
Warren, Deputy sheriff, appointed IN BIZ
steal for the unexpircd term.
The Bard. under the new rad lev,
(Which amends the authority Of tho Com,
missioners By requiring that on the app]i.
cation OF ten Or more disinteresled freehold.
ere that three Viewer shall be appointed
to examine, locate the rosd. and report d
the C"unty Commissioners for de6n,t.
ac''on) appointed tine following viewers.
On petition TO locate . rOad from VIM
ellis ranch to head Of Lost Creck-N
Bisoncttc, Samuel Dryden, Frank Stevens
Report due July list.
On petition IN locate rad from New Chi
cAgO to Chas. Ehricks' and TO locate Lridg,
on Flint Creek; slsO 10 locate aruad IN Film
Creek from New Chicago to A. K. Grid,
rsnch-AIex. Dr. Long. Thos H. Griffith
d Dunkelburg: Report due July 1st.
On petition to locate road from job,
Wessers, Race Track, to Rev. L. d. Wool
folks ranch on Cable road-N B,clcnburg
David G. Irvine, Henry Quinlan: Repor
due July lst
(rhis latter road. now generally uscd i
not therefore yet declared n public highway.
The Bard was In session three days, tn
greater portion If the time having bec'
occupied In auditing accounts.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
d q tbs Seeped Jedicia District Court oe Montana
Territory I. and for Desr Lds. eos.sy e:essns dase
an action in said cuass, whersin D. Bi.d.eye and
Chaslss @. Died,s-e 80 PLAINTIFF and AZ Chung z
Coapany are de4eadanea In favor os said plaintiffs
and sGainse sasd dsesed.nt tor The sum q two hun
Il IL cum q twenty nine and 50 100 collars and an
further socsuine eusta have levied upoa and win
Saturday the Sssh day oe June lSa IN trout 81 ths
Cary B0..e, u tie towp q bsckfoos. 10 Dees Lodge
eooety Il =. cen at public auction 70 tns n.xhs.t
seibsd psoprrty, towt: Five hundred fec. q mining
ground, stuaeed o. Ophw nar. near Blackfooe city,
Dser Lodge county. n. r.. jeinea o. one SIDE ~
Gallagher snd Tarpcy and on tue other side ~ 4ath-
ews and McDooald said ground p known - the
1ssxusos ground: Also % unslivided III one-halt
interest In and 70 certain ditch and water right. CON
yeyin9 waess from Three Mile creek y plscsr mines
10 the vicinity It Backioos Sisy. satd ditch cssnx
Ledge cossty =; Z: also an asn:s. tool. g. B.
necsssay - satisfy said Judgment and ccrte The
sale VIII take paace Il The hoar oe two O'Clock p L.
On shove date.
Civ. asdss ny hand III. eth dey q ysns ls1a
9Q6 ~ CHARLES q WARREN,
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge Co, n. T.
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The negotiations wherein Nessrs. Hersh>
deld. Cameron. Piaissed. Nowlan and .
California company, In which Nj. Ralston
and other heavy capitalists represented by
1r Blond IRE the parties in interest, and The
property 10 consideration the famous Cable
lead and mill q Cable City, ssea now to b.
10 far way for consummsiion. There
Wa IN ind'sposition on the part Of some Of
ih"ss heretofore interested In the lend 70
enter into such IN agreement - Mr.. Blood
required, hut subsequent to bis departure
the differences were rcconcilcd, and IN
agreement Forwarded which II IL thought
the Cs'iforn isns will accept. We UNDER
stand the conditions ase that the mine and
mill are u he bonded to the California CONF
pany for one year from July Isl. 1874, with
the privilege Ut purchasing 1t that Or any
intervening time tor >lsO.000 In consid-
cratic" Of this the company is to sink 4
working shaft 1t least 800 feet on the lead; to
erect An S'inch-six feet sirokc-pump and
engine Of requisite power to work It on the
lead, aud in case of non purchase Ill ma
ch'ncry ~ be left In position for the bened,
Of the owners. The Cslifornisns receive
the products Of Two tons Of quartz; oil mUn-
eyes received beyond that u b. placed In
bank subject 10 the sale Of the mine. W.
are pleased ~ notice the probabilities of on
early settlement Of the litigstions and en-
bsrrassmcDis If working the Cable lead,
and still more grsti6ed that II IL . company
Of practical California miners and capitalist
who IRE negotiating. It 10 Pacific Co.'s,
men and money that will, when the day
con,es, make Montana ores pay, aud Mon
tans mines valuable Western money In,
been made IN mines. The sctivt, intelli'
rent, practical miners for precious metals
Of the United States have their hcsdQuarter'
Ut 1.-THE Bay" They arc not afraid to pu
money where there are evidences If psyinl
mines, and their experience and ssgacitj
usually enables them to get the psy If It Il
there. One successful venture here by ,
California company will be ~ ins,iga.io'
To many others, and do more for the genera
development Of Montana mines than IN!
other influence that could be brought Il
bear. For these general reasons, - well .
the special desire to sec the Cable lead Dc
velopcd, VIC notice with pleasure the favor
able status Of the negotiations.
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REsIoxED.-Weslcy W. Jones. tor the
past three and half years the efficient
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, on Wednes
day last rendered bio resignation, and It b..
ing accepted Mr.. Chss 8. Wurren, recent
Deputy Sheriff, Wa appointed by the Com
missioncrs 10 his stead. The motive Of this
action Vas the fact OF the reduction If Sher-
IFS fees, rendering The compensation insut-
ficient for Mr.. Jones and Deputy Warren,
On. with view to engaging In other bust
meas Wesley preferred 10 reign In Mr..
Warren's favor. His record 10 one to be
proud ut. Since bic incumLency the duties
of The Office have been performed with &C.
curscy, promptness and satisfaction, and
under some trying circumstances In the pur
suit and arrest Of offenders. the working up
Ut Casa, and the recnpture OF prisoners from
this and other Jails, Mr.. Jones and his dep
u,ies have been commercially efficient and
signslIy successful. Mr.. Warren 10 thorough
~ competent, experienced and disguised tG
wear the Official mantle If his late chicl
with credit to both. And 40, rendering
Wesley . regre.ful Official farewell aud
Charley cheerful concentrations, We noa
froun one dispensst'on " the other withou
= ripple In the smooth sea Of the Saeriffalty
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LOCAL n EW5.

Library AssoCIATIoN.--Att the meeting
on Tuesday evening last the larger portion
of the time was occupied In transaciing OK
ccu,ivc business. The Secretary was In
s,ructcd to subscribe for . number OF
standard magazines snd publications which
will add materially to the interest OF the
Library. Resolutions Of acknowledgment
were adopted thanking Hon. VIM Il. CIage'',
and Mrs. Helen e. Brown, cditress OF the
Adsocnss and Guardian, New York City.
for valuable contributions to the Library.
To- this lady Deer Lodge 10 deeply indebted
for fnvors extending over several yesrs past
Since tho Sabbath school was organized
here in 1901, she hos furnished regularly
. large supply Of Sabbath school paper
which have been gracefully appreciated ~
teachers and scholars, and now that
Library IL instituted has, unsolicited. kinjl,
become pstsuness 0f that and already CO"
tributed several valuable orks 10 u. II
this excellent Christian lsly, whose w"
Mr.. Phil NJ Brown Ut PhiIipsburE, has beet
long resident 0f the county. We tender "u
journalistic owlcdgnents 10 addition 4
the formal action OF the Association, ant
assure her tho hearts of many little ones II
our mountain Villages have been made hap
pier each week by her generous aud cont'n
ued kindness.
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eRoM GERMAN eulcn.
TAs Tsussats oa.ysa san Wssszv.

EDrfos NEW Nonfu-WRsT- .
Items from this camp are discouiasiog
owing to the continued cold weather and
the consequent dearih Of money. We have
hsd alternate snow flakes and sunshine sll
,hrx,ssh the month aud wafer o0mes too
SLOWLY yet 10 move much gravel. The Chi.
nese, however, have been steadily ct work
storm or shine makes little difference Ia
them. Rsa & Foster are doing good bu
siness 10 groceries Geo. Fitchen 10 selIina
plenty of beef despite the hard times, and
expects to dispose Of at least 800 head u
Texan cattle during tho summer; Th0s.
Ford and T. W. Moore sse working vigor.
ously; Dnscoll, Katin and the McClsssy
boys have found 6Attering prospects In ''Old
Fteds" district, German 0ulch, and are Ia
good hopes Of opening 6ne mine. The
California Co., r. H. Elleshorst Foreman
land 6rst.rate miner) sre making the howl
dess rattle and the hills resound with theil
Infernal blasting. Dr. 9. W. Beal and VIM
Moore ore hiring every man that says lob.
Yours truly, "auoH."
0saxAx Oulcu, Nay q, -.
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Y0gt00 So9e1o010DD q ~ 111D00g-10p
~ = - AsoanA Oiaa11bee-A 0Aaaso
- 11UoOoU0BA
EDnes Msv Noera.Wssr-
Patrick and Owen Carr, brothers, are
each under Loo bonds for secrsting Pad
dy Skye the night of the murder Of Denuis
Mccormick. The day after the murder
Patrick Carr went for skys's blankets and
money, and theft examination BY Sheriff
Jones ELECTED the. above confession. News
came into Blackfout on Saturday that Skye
was In washingt"o 0ulch on Friday, and
Sheriff Jones Immediately went OF In pur-
suit accompanied by Gen. Jonhson, but
nothing has since been heard of him.
The price of water In the several bitches
around Blackfoot has been reduced from IL
TO l23 cents per inch. There 10 IN sbund.
ont supply Of water add the mines being
we'll opened promise large returns Ut the
precious metal. Five companies AT work
ing bedrock fumes In Carpenters gulch,
which 10 three miles long and situated inn
mediasely above Csrpeutsr's Bar. and oil
Of it 10 aaid 70 pay good. -Four companies
own three miles Of Oph,r 0ulch above town.
DAVID John near the head OF the gulch 10
making one ounce day to the hand. BingIey
4 Kline, On Discovery, are ground sluicing
now, bot they have over 1000 feet Of yell
low clay. six or seven feet deep, which was
used % bed rock but which 10 found TO pay
t6 to % per cay IN gold. 1t Is dug up, then
left one o. two days to dry, and then put
into boxes IL feet square, water 10 thee
turned on and it slakes like lime and washes
like sand. Hogan and O'aourke are work.
Ing 10 men on two set Of sluices by day and
night on Discovery Bar about half mile
bslow town. The bed rock hume on Ophir,
and also the 6ume company opposite Car
penter's Bar. are working good ground and
have plenty of II. Numerous other claims
and gulches ore doing well.
There are two hotels in Blackfoot and
board 10 @ per week. There are about zoo
Cinnamon and 10 Chinawomen in Black.
foot, but there 10 marked disposition this
year to hire white labor instead of Chinese.
Mr.. Wilson, on Nevada. IL working seven
men. and 10 said to be making 340s day "a
the hand. They work nine hours day.
The hrst shift works four hours, commence
ing at O'Clock, 4 M, the second shift goe'
on and works five hours, the 6sst shift then
70 on again and works i've hours, and thu
second shift goes on again and works foul
hours. There ID about 600 inches of wstel
but It only lasts about nine weeks. d.
There h In this vicinity about ten mile
Of country that Is believed would make th'
biggest mining camp IN Montana II their
Wa only water. The Blackfoot river could
be brought on to It BY building ditch Il
Or Is miles hing, and plenty of men coul<
be found IN the neighborbood who woult
take scrip In IT, Yours truly, W. II.
BlAcksooT, y. r., Jsns ., 1s7a.
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Local 1rsYities.

LevanS' Train due today.
Whooping cough still disturbs The SUM
esss Of nser Lodge passstA
Rev. J. A. Van Asds win preach q Odd
Fellows ball on Sunday next.
E. Gerard Got ins little joke about 6sh On
70 this week Inst We rsi,shed. Thanks.
Piooesss ass going 70 have . good Ball
on The 4ah- Ma Nssbsts be- Il In cAaFge
Several days rais q Emmss,sbarg flashed
up the other evening with eight inches Ut
0uow.
II hes been ''fsir, clear and bright" for
the pest three days and prospects, for good
weather.
II You want to have real jolly evening,
what better way than 70 attend Belanxer's
anniversary ball! .-....
Aessrs. J. Sidney Osborne and Sam. Scott
caught l43 trout in Dempsey Greek on We'd.
nesdsy. Good fishing, that. 1855
WIN. Hyde. jeweler, walked here from
Blackfoot for exercise on Wednesday. and
says he can walk forty mics In ten hours
for money.
Quite number Of our young folks design
going to mouth Of Little Blackfoot on Z
pic mic excursion to-day (Sslurdayl II the
weather 10 fair. Hope they will have Z
glorious time.
Mr. Gruwell of Flint Creek Valley few
days since drove herd of 800 dne cattle n
Snake River Valley, expecting 70 dod Z
market for them In Utah.
"Going to the Yellowstone" appears d
be the cunning mania. Among thOse who
have arranged u view or interview the Gel
ebrities If the Park about Sept. lst, ore D
p. Newcomer, 0rsnville Stuart, WV. Dix
on, W. W. Jones and T. L. Napton, Esqs
Mr. Belanger relates . mathematical guam
Diary Of the folks down along the Utai
Northern narrow gauge Sailr0ad. A few
weeks since two locomotives started GU
with one passenger car containing one Nor
mon Bishop. They struck light snow o
. heavy frost somewhere along the firs
days ride and stalled Immediately. Tb'
question 10 row, how mary locomotive
and can would it have taken to 60 through
If the B,shop's wife had been sboards
1
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cAruoiIc--Rsy Father DeRyckcre Will hold service
n the Catholic Church Deer Lodge, tomorrow NJ IOH
4, m,
M1ruop,sr-Rev. J A. Van ANA. Presiding Elder
~ The Montana District IT the Methodist Church.
will preach ut odd Fellows Hall Sunday June 9Th. ut
II q. N. and y y. ~.
The ST. JAMES Sunday school mccts At O'Clock p.
IN. each sunday Mt the Court uonse.
The Union Sunday School At Odd Fellows Hall
u ~ D. M.
ME-. South Sunday School 1t the Court House as
o. A. IN.
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$4,000 worra Or COLD Do.r
w.nt.d far vh,ch -, hieAsse osslnse pssss ~ =
paid. JNQ q. aAo1t1.
smu Dses Lsags Aag Oose'

Ar Tus CROSSING. -The dispascses 49,
the er,,ify,ue news that shs Noss6sn y.
ci6c Road was compIessd . ~ 49,"
river crossing June lsh, ssd coesec.'s.
made With . line u 0ao1me0 ~ -
Benton. Edwiasos. ths ceoaslsg pssee =
$50 miles below Deatoa 90 - 49, +
sioss City. Prom sAsss, oaaslay sce' - ~.
10 protect ~ surveyors a0to seess @ ~
10Th Inst, 70 leeaas ~ No. g - -
Ysllowssesa .Ths egsae eeeesps1se M d \.
% esssly. WhAe . ossssge - ael
sula lloslaaA Ioe 3 oess0W 0nnoD - v
~ essse liss = hoGloolaD AowapD 1p00'
~ ( Aslhe z ~ - ~ peeDoa.
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''Oh. WOMAN In the houss of casc
Uncertain, COY and hard to please.


r.a....,. s.. .n ..'s s. .J :. ,,. ...
..-.-. ..-..... .... . ..,-. "a. a
d,nr~ Tvo Of shs brich. u.r,icu,ar s,ss Of the c.
,e-tia armament have been united IN The holy soods
Of wsdlo<k. Not long since. 'emoneomplex'oesd
'aa..sysd Aonso''an. ".e ls.a,'asee 10 see ~ ~
ss.,.,.. rs,..rs. .ommod,,v IN brlk
-ksowp - ..he d. HUNDRED dollar China woman
and imported bss TO Deer Lodge. During h'T re'i.
desey here 10 the ha'sn Of WA !ss she '.cceeesa
as . sIs , ".s ~. an .,.,.. n.;n.
agreeable e.ssysd hsr purchase The prioc, $780, 10
could not raise and q. bic lsdy love being shipped
to Cedar. be was heart-b'oken A Mclean. f'iesd
sss,s'sa n'n 70 Ivy "''s ~ :" ~
dsssr woaid b. compelled 70 give pos.ss.,oa insd,-
assly. The twais, wah Lee and bic ssoo property
t"se's 70 Wendell Phi.ps "sro ~ rosse 70 ce:as
A"ns % ss .soa . .u.'ss: ~ soas"s. 49, .a1
~. ..n,sd .oeo,a,oe to our lsvs ~ t.s~or.se wah
L. 10 In ss, 10 in hsppssss sod the twain - hap
pv - . whole banea q big 'anaow'''"-Nsw
Sosss-"s''' Apsn n Nv . 81 ....I5
Three years have elapsed. Two 'ohve
branches" have tv'ned around these ce'es
''s' pillars, giving "utwsrd Isr'sf1c oeao'y
brightness and v'rtuous semo'ancs 70 shs
house Ut Joseph, while within reig"ed sp'
parent domestic felicity, nke that the poe's
sing and welding oour'e''es Invoke Alas
fFsilty hsd EATEN, Ike csnksr worm, oeep
into virtds's heart. While Joseph washed
and lightened labor With songs OF 1oy, nc
destroyer of his peace came h''her IRON
P'oneer. looked With oo''que Iangu'shmens
IN 0usaa and she wss mashed. She framed
pAusoOSe excuse 10 Soeeps spo VEN -
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F.xxcu 0uLcu.-lr. Thoulaa. Psmbrsm
sives % The foilowisg items from Fresca.
Theee ass some - u % 0ea % ths Oo1ca-
about The came member = lass yeaf. About
IS conpsniss wess q WINK ~ wssk, osssg
III excsps shs Swamp Co. q hesd q S0sss
(.hance. end the Lucky 0aDca Co1pesy .
a. esonle These are probably q wess
now. There y not = much Sow o ~
divide . Isss yesr. Thsrs wss nv iss'
go: ,hsss b bot tsrss fess sow. o.
ne.tvithsaasdisG he lats staFs, shey % Do
exnece lsas mining seasos ss'eee 49,
..nnlv vassr. Gorisoa asd Frank re
mosr ars sslliss eosds. and Barre. e
ravv have saDopas ssanise. Tho tsss' NJ,
- v.llsy u FrsscA 0sica = opss. ese
soods hsvs bees packed 10 thas Wy TOT
cosp,s Of webs. bas thss Y ~ eoes . ..'.
~ : hals alles af saow y uoss; n.y.
~ especls . % y With r'odss q 49,;
| - - 40 . god. The peodece q ssess 49,,
0slcS tHis y. Win ~ pGDeeh0 ny 1sc'
fro0 ~ q lars yfar. eNse