The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-24
co,nec,icu, 10 called on to furnish Z

Saturday Morning. May a. 1873
- -
Connecticut 10 called on to furnish .
crown Jewell to the Car OF Russia
Hon. Ezekiel T. Cox. father of Sunset
Cox. died Il Zauesville. O., on Sunday.
up 70 The present. Averill Of Minnesota
and Brownlow OF Tennessee, are the only
member. of Congress who have had the
coursse to defend the increase OF salary
Some Bitter Root farmers arc going to
Wslls WslIs: some WsIla Wsllaisns ore 70
Ing 70 Arizona. and the ArisOnisns who can
arc getting back to Montana. 10 runs the
world away.
An enthusiastic 0allalin county subsi
dist writes TO friend In Deer Lodge bis
regrets ,ha. the railroad bill don't stand .
ehos, of . show 10 Gsilstin county. Alas
poor Yorick.
yChas,cs Porter, colorcd, Is pardoncd out
of the Penitcntiary. II 1t were not for IL
directly insulting the remaining conv'c's
va. would suggest that II Bswdy Bobby
were put where he would do the most
good" no would occupy the cell for lite
Just vacated by Porter.
Arc the subsidy papers published In the
interest of tho subsidy ring or the peop'c!
That the Sanders bill was the better one OF
the Two for the psople they dare not deny,
and vet they have not had tho moral colr>
aec to hold their Legislators to account Tor
killing the better bill and enscting the
worse one. Why WAS that done!
we publish In this issue the veto mes
ssees of Governor Potts on the incorpors'
ton and subscription bills. They aresou"d'
sensible papers and worthy the consider"
ton Of the people. Though they did not
change vote In . Legislature determined
"a crowd the measure through, they are
none the Ice worthy - arguments against
the monstrous folly that Montana 10 asked
to perpcsratc.
"A dirty blackmail thing published IN
Helena BY the F,sks says somebody tells II
there 10 . reactionin Deer Lodge county on
the railroad question. 1t found out the
same thing some months ago. ard Acssrs.
Sanders. Hsuscr and symes at once came
over 10 strike while the iron wsshot. They
found It Q little too hot and the 70 action
landed them clear back In Helena. There
10 Just about q much Of Il now a. there Wal
then. Come and get some of II.
If the Northern Pacific Railroad 10 moi
completed through the subscription coun'
,ics Of Montana In 1876 Il meyer will be. II
Il 10 completed and ito road or any property
10 taxable, the counties will have 10 issue
bends to the North and South swindlc fol
ten. fifteen or twenty per cent. Ut the A.
sesscd valuation Of thst road or property,
and psy per cent. interest on It for thirty
years. Beautiful, isn't It! Well. all these
things will tell on the vote
In tho vote on tho city charter for Hel
ess last Monday. SOC votes were pulled.
The vote s,ood for the charter 60; against
the charter 4l6- nearly five u one. Thus
have the people disposed Of one humOua
enactment Of the ex,raordinary session. We
lake Il - 4 good omen that In August they
will dispose 10 like manner Of that. othe'
ur'nstrous wrong enacted BY the Legi'ls
ture providing for the transfer ut hontsna
TO . North and South railroad company.
The decision of the Secretary Of the
Interior relative to the time Of Withdrawal
Of lands from the market for tho Northern
Pacific Company. 10 exciting vehement
comment east and west where much more
hand was iakes up i,etween the date OF the
Company ding their map with the Comm's
sio.er snd the receipt Of instructions BY tho
Local land oniccaL In 4inneso,a especially
there 10 much feeling manifested and public
msctiugs have been called to protest to the
Secretary Of the Interior the injustice Of
the decision. and tho vast injury It works "a
Bona td1 settlers.
We have looked over the Oregon and
Warrington papers with particular care "a
dud sulnethiuG relating 70 the c0nsracl
spokeu OF by the New N0RTR.WEsT ~
having been made for tho construction Of
coo miles Of the North Pacific Railr0ad
iiom the present terminus Of the Western
division % Flathead Lake, bot can see 10Th.
Ing Of the kind. The forty mile cnntrsct Y
under way. Nothing about three hundred
miles 10 even hintsd ct. The NosrH. WEsz
Wss either mistaken or willfuly mierepre-
scented the facts. We copy oil that 10 said
sbeut railroad matters IN the ackno wledged
railroad 0rgan.-0sssss, l6A.
The mention was made on specific state.
ment Of Jay Cooke 4 Co., In circular
issued BY them somc three or four months
since, and was widely published. The sub
sequent arrangement TO defer the track lay.
Ing until next year hAs been mentioned IN
nearly every paper on the Pacific coast with
IN the past two months. Won't somebody
scnd around some old p"pers for the 0asetss
to learn the news fU,ni The editor has
svidently been out with that Manitoba q
peditiou. Wonder X he has heard Grant
was elected!
One Of tho most remarkable events
Of The day 10 the order Of the Court sending
George Francis Train to the New York
State Lunstic Asylum. Il win b rsmem.
bered that be wss arrested for Publishing .
numher OF chapters from the Bible with
some Questionable head lines undesshs laws
Of New York prohibiting the publication Of
obscene litesasurs, behaving with indiscseet
vaios cbsmpiosed Vic. Woodruff In her
free love fusilsde against Bssches and 9th
cn. Tram b esrasic-has been pronouuced
By medical experts insane on sonse shines
Bot that he was also brilliant. gifted, elO
queut and Iios hearted man, eannos be de-.
sied BY any who have heard bic spssches
or read bic terss, epIsssmmaise -sessen.
CA He was wealthy, ,u0aentisl, and had .
bright future few ysass 80. Il has bern
istimsacd that some secret sorrow shai
would rouse the sympathy Of he world Tor
him unsettled mind that b always brilliant
bat Of late years has bssu hopsiessly sssasic
end h DOW adjsdged 1t only for . mad
house Poor Trsini Nay time sod good
essatment restore him - reason and fellow.
chip with man.
TIKI WsllA Wajls Uaies of May loeb,
II diseussing Indian matters says On unss
sinsss hes taken hyld Of q least . portion
u Tho settlers 10 every ne,ehboehood. From