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We publish on the first page tho proceed.
ings Of the Jefferson County Republican
Convention, received just 10 time to be too
late for last issue. They have good ticket
IN the field and deserve success. We orc
glad to see that Mr.. Robert Fishers home
constituents have Get the seal of condcmna.
lion upon the SANDERS uttered against Mr..
Fisher for his manly and intrepid fight
against the Subsidy Fraud by n. nominal
ing him on 6rst ballot ~ candidate for
Council, and regulating the dicsation Of the
Helena Convention which went clear outside
courtscy and decency in ito desire to kill of
Fisher. We do not know that Mr.. Fisher
will bc reelected: Lewis ana Clarke county
has 1t In ito power to determine that, but
while he certainly should bc Handsomely
reelected, the Republicans of Jefferson
cDunty did right If they knew he would not
get vote otusIde their own county.
And this reminds Us, that the Helena ps
per assuming to be representative paper
10 that district, published the proceedings
Ill esceps tho resolution that the proceedings
should bs published In the NEw NORTH.
WEST and the resolution repudia.ing the
Lewis and Cls'kc c'unty dictation, and
dodgcd that Ivy the evident fsIschood that It
could not decipher 1t. Our composltors
'ad no difficulty In that respect. Has It
oome to that pass when Republican paper
will only publish such portions Of official
procesdings Of Republican Conventions %
suit ito particular taste, und suppress Othersl
Arc the Fisks diciat0rs to the Republica q
party In any cOu"tyI II %. Gid help the
Republicans. The party had better persisted
trUm the earth before that day c0ne.
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0hslsss 0WseDiag Toward H. Lalpss
Indianapolis. Ind.. 16.-A special to the
6sstises from Mt. Vernon, Ind, says the
cholers 10 raging fearfully at that place.
commencing on Thursday last. There have
been about thirty deaths Business 10 d..
most suspended.
Cincinnati, O., lG.-Not = single death
from cholera 10 reportcd to day.
st. Louis, 10.-The weather has been ex-
csssively warm for the past few days, the
mercury ranging at the middle of the day
from e5 to 100 numerous cases Of sun
stroke. -.
Columbus, O., Contrary 10 the opin.
Ion OF physicians last night. new cases Of
cholers appeared In the penitentiary to-day.
Two convicts died today after few hours'
sickness.
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Special Dispatch 70 the Chroaicie.
Salt Lake, July 1.-The Nso Eadovmsnl
suspended publication to day frpm lack of
capital.
II 10 reported that arrsngements were made
lest week tn cell the ztjSUas, but Il was d
nally arranged on . few months longer.
The Journal 10 also said to be oey weak.
kneed
The first locomotive for the Phoebe ard
seveir .arrow gauge road arrived yesterday
The body OF Ferguson. murdered some
wesks ago on the Union Pacific nm,l, 10 re,
ported to have been found In culvert near
Bitter Creek. All bis money and vslushles
were with the bOdy.
Chief Justice Mexican publiahes card
askinE Governor Woods u relieve him tenn
porarily. Hc c,mplains of the immen -
amount Of work done. The public cunsider
tins good j0ke
Gas b fslly In shape TO illuminate the city.
although the works are not fully completed.
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A Railroad Ira ek Dassppears

Chicago, July 9-An extraordinary nc.
cidcnt occurred near Kickapoo station. on
the line of the Missouri Pacific Railroad last
evening. The truck at this point runs for
some distance along the hank of the Mis-
souri, river, and suddenly, withou, warning.
half mile of the track dropped in the
flooded river and sunk out of sight 1t ap.
pears that the track his been undermined
by the river, without having attracted the
attention of any one,
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ANOTHER Bio RAcE.-The stipulatiops
for grad running race. 10 come of in one
month. an the Lake View course, were last
night concluded between Mr.. Jake Bomar,
OF this city. and Mr.. Hammond, late Of
Deer Lodge, Montana. A thousand dollars
- the size Of the purse. five hundred dollars
side. The articles Of agreement were last
night duly signed by the respective parties,
and forfeit Of e125 Du, up on the spot.
The remaining e375 apiece will Ike put up
very soon. At such time Is may suit the con.
ve0sencc Of bath. IN The meantime, the
horses will be subjected 10 course of train.
ene, and n the time appointed We shall
dOu0ejcss witness One ~ the finest races
Jslw TO-
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A Rssev.ter Pixht iao maha.

Omaha, July 9.-Qui,e an excitement was
caused In this city this afternoon by fight
which took place between +. Rosewatcr of
the Bee and A. u. Balcomb Of the Republican.
A few days ago the Republican contained
an article which Rosewater claimed reflected
upon his family and demanded an apology.
THIS not being given. Rosewater provided
himself with cowhide, and just after Bal.
c'mb had left his office. near the Academy
of Music. walked up and struck him several
severe cuts across the face. Ba!comb. who
10 large strong man, Immediately knocked
his opponent down and began Furnishing
him. The bys,andcrs in,erfercd. and both
were arrested for disturbing the peace
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Mr.. W. X. Turk. Il first rate gentleman, q
Republican Of character, and 4 practical
printer OF some years experience, has pur.
chased L. NJ Chisholm's interest in the
Aiasoulinn. and Mr.. Woody will own and
conduct that journal. As Frank Woody
will be re elected County Clerk, and Mr..
Turk elected Treasurer. the boys ought Ia
10 Ike able to run the paper aud the offices,
and make some money and be happy. Hope
ID.
New potatoes and green peas :'some
weeks past" ., Miss"ula.
The Missoula National Bank has com.
mcnced operations IN room in the rear Of
WOrtlen & Co. 9 stone building.
Miss Laura Agnes Stevenson gave two
musical entertainments in Missoula last
week, and left for W.lla Wnlla.
Prisoners who have been confined in the
fine new jail At M'ssouls. had almost per
fected egress through The masonry when
the Inst Of them being removed to other
quarters divulgcd the brcakage.
The NontaRiHn says: Judge Spratt, one
Of Virginia's veteran lawyers, but TO the
Fast two years engaged in the duties Of his
profession at Salt Lake City, has returned,
and. his many friends will bc pleased Ia
learn. has opened law office In this city,
aud will reside permanently with Us.
Welcome back, Judge; thy presence !.
ever Us the shadow of great rock in dcs.
ers land.
The Msd,sonians Fourth Of Gloricd in
various patriotic ways nj Virginia CITY,
Wisconsin Creek. Twin Bridges, Madison,
Willow Creek and Adole'own.
Mr.. Tom Harper, Of Silver Star. who 10,
been seriously i'll Of late, IS much better and
out Of danger.
FL Merk has again commenced opera.
tons Oh the Hendricks lode and is taking
out some iirst class rock
Judge Stafford, once of Virginia and well
known to the Montana Bar, lie prscticinp
law At Elko, Nevada, with much success.
The Aomtanian Of July 10Th says: Lieut..
Jerome and seventy eight recruits for Fort
Ellis passed through the city on Tuesday
morning. Copt. NUrlon's squad arc en- route
from COrinne having in charge . band VI
800 Cavalry horses
Bishop Tuttle and Rev. MI. Prout have
arranged 10 establish Seminary in Virgins
10 TO he known - st. Paul's School. We
understand Mr.. Prout will bring his family
to Montana, and son now in charge of Z
church at Fishkil,, N. Y, on the Hudson,
viii come 10 Virginia to assist in the school
and occupy the pulpit Of St Pauls Church.
rhc editor Of the Courier proposes to de.
liver its 1G5 town list from the Office, there.
BY saving postage.
B0zemAn snniversaried on the Fourth in
orthodox style.
Maj. F d. Pcsse has returned to the Grow
Agency.
The Courier says: Quite large number
Of persons are arriving here daily en- route
to the National Park. We hear of two par.
ties Of distinguished Germans and English.
men, who are expected here in few days
on their way to Wonderland.
Judge Murphy has obtained lucrative
position q Fort Ellis.
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Minnesota Republican C,nfv,ie;iatis,.

st. Paul, MIMI, July 49, The Republican
State Con vention met to day. with a large
attendance. sos delegates being present.
The contest was mainly on tho Governor
ship, the principal candidates being Horace
Austin, present Governor, d. Wasburn, Of
Minneapolis, member of the celebrated
Washburn family. Cushman X. Davis, Of
this city. and Thos. Armstrong Of the
southern portion Of the State. The contest
WAS very animated, Finally Austin was
virtually withdrew, and the Armstrong for.
ces concentrated on Davis, defeating Wssh.
burn. The vote on the fourth and final
ballot s,ood.-Dsvis l55; Washburn $50.
The utmost good feeling prevailed, and the
friends was made unansnimous. Resolu-
tons were adopted favoring cheap trans,
portstion. according to capital invested in
railroads the right OF reasonable rcmunera>
tons, but opposing unjust discrimina tions,
and all srbisrsry.and improper use Ut the
growing power Of railroad and other cor.
porations. The fourth resolution says
mo RI hts should he vested in railroad
corporations beyond the power Of future
legislatures" The 9th heartily spplauds
the active measures Of Congress in ferret.
ing out and exposing corruption and de-
mands pure Official conduct and the pun.
ishment Of unfsithful public men. The
sixth condemns without reserve the salary
aud back pay grab and demands = prompt
repeal Of the law athorizing II.
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-Democr0fic Reaolmtion ReaolcAd That
We nominate none hut honest. efficient and
capable Demoernts f"r office. and We solicit
the suffrage 1t all voters WIN desire the
welfare and prosperity of our county.
Hear ye! Hear yc! All the Literal Re.
publican Democrats. The Honorable, the
Democratic Convention of Deer Lodge
county having arbitrarily decided - to the
honesty and capability Of al candidates.
your individual opinions are hereby squelch,
ed, and oil you have to do II to vote. Any
adverse opinions are hereby declared treas.
enable to the Democratic party this year
and whatever name It may call unler next
year. And then the Convention nom~
mated Thoa. Strang-s Republican In every
bone of his body-for one of the Offices.
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No. EOS.
Application for Patent.

U. s. LAND OryGE,
HELENA, NJ. r., July III. ls7a !
Notice is hereby published that RUFUS JOHNSON
and BEN!AMlN r. JOHNSON. whose postotticc
Territory. have this day flrd application for patent
under the Mimi. laws Of Congress- for their placr
mining claim situated in franklin Minin. D-tl let,
In Deer Lodge county, NJ. T, which clam, is held by
purchase. and IL recorded in the county Recorders
office In Deer Lodge. in said county. IN BOOK II. Of
records, pp 1 ISL, 15S $50, and which il more par
iicularly described follows The east y Of east =
OF nOrinwert Vi northwest i, aud east y Ut -Outh.
west i VI northwest \, and east y at west y Of
southwest Of northwest y, all III section No. y in
township No 10 north Of range No. west. principal
meridian. NJ. r containing an area Of forty acres.
upon which copy Ot their notice Of intention to
apply for patent II posted comprising. about twenty
seven hundred feet Vi Sn"w shoe sulch.
There atljuiniu. claimants to said premises
below, above, Rufus johnson and b. +. johnson,
placer mining claimants.
W. G. CHILD, Register.
W. W. JOHNSON, Atty. for Claimants. sll.GOd
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fost ncPhersoa, Nshraska, July IA
Psofessor Marsh asd he Ysle College e..
p1or'ns party ssssssed hsss today from ths
Niohrass river. vhess they hsve speas lhs
lass DossA 10 gsehgieA invsstisat,oaa
The tsip was esccc1sful. aad many insesess.
tng diseDvssto wes0 49,. New end e..
tisct aaimals we're tosn1. an.Ag ahea ~.
~ (ossib of haesss. csnsls asd sSisocseua
Ths pasty ass III wpll ssd stass % nnsyov
ses Fen Rs'des. Wyasias, y e8plsss ~
Vlss0h as0seals eposegy.
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II 10 customary to say something individ.
ually of nominees. II is scarce necessary
10 ihie instance. - they are well known,
prom incnt men in the county. However:
Mr.. Chss. Cooper, Council nominee, il
one Ut the upright, intelligent. clear. think.
ing, hard working citizens Of the COUNTY
farmer In Flint Greek Valleys man who
has not sought but who has been adjudgei
by hts fellow citizens competent and worthy
to represent them in the Council. He IL .
gentleman in whom the interests Of the Dis.
trict can he conddcd and will be faithfully
guarded. On al the issues now before
Mon ,ans he 10 in acc,rd with and sd earnest
supporter Of those views entertained by the
people of this District, and his integrity Of
character 10 ample guarantee that II elected,
there will be no shadow Ut turning in his
faith or bis works.
Charley Warren 10 nominee for Sheriff.
For the past two years he has beeu Deputy
and Under Sheriff for Wesley W. Jones,
and In the administration Of that term,
eminent not only In the history of this
county but of the Territory, fox ito faithful,
vigilsnt and ever prompt exercise of the
important executive duties of tho Office, Mr..
Warren 10 entitled to large share of credit
A 'rustlcr" by nature, energetic. fearless
and impartial IN the performance Of duty.
no service 10 ever asked Of him BY night or
day, in rain or shire, here or In the re,notest
camps, that Charley - not cuisines in
minute" and with him to undertake 10 To
do. lie has but lately succeeded 10 the
sheriffaIty. and now thoroughly informed
iu It's duties, and deserving of the emolu-
ments, he 10 entitled to full term of the
Office, and &c think the voters of the county
will award It to him. His opponent, Mr..
Rogers, 10 gentleman of unexceptionsble
personal character, and We doubt not would
be = good officer, but fortunately, Capt.
Rogers 10 one of the lucky miners who has
better employment than being Sheriff under
the reduced fec bill, and ~ We do not anti
cipate he will withdraw from the confess in
Mr.. Warrcn's favor. We must request eood
round majority of the voters to decide in
Charley's favor aud retain him In the Sher>
ifAlty.
Hoping that these considerations will
commend our nominees above named to the
sufficient support Of Deer Lodge county vo-
ters, We defer until next issue farther men-
ton of the Ticket
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~ MI - RnrnRa.

Paris, July 10.-His Aajesty, tie Shah Of
Persia, Vas highly pleased with the appear.
ance OF the French Capital. He assured
President HcAahon that Paris looks like .
brides welding dreea The Shah vas
greatly pleased with the reception, but q
p The ststs Of mind Of the great poteu,ase,
b bee no conception Of the serious eide Of
anything which be he's seen. II this respect
b b like child q fair. His Excellsncy,
Sodrea- the Foreign Minister Of Psrsia, 4 In
ihe bed GFaces Of The Shah, and win prob.
a6lv b Dismissed and executed on the return
Ut he Court TO Teherau.
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That's quotable thing that Russell Low.
ell says about Noah: II sometimes SIT and
pity Noah; but even lie had this advantage
over all succeeding naviga'ors, that wher-
ever he landed he was sure to get no i'll
news from home"
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The Republican Convention of Beavers
neal county elected s. j. Dunlap. &. q.
TTask. Geo. ill.,. nc> aud J. G.. Metlin as
C"nDiy Central Committee for the ensuing
ycaE. II is \ first rate Committee
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D1AvDRRDAD COUNTY TICKET.

We publish in this issue the Besvcrhead
county Republican ticket We recognize on
1t some Of the verv best men In our pcighbcr
county and our judgment Of II 10 confirmed
by personal letters expressing qualification
at the excellent selections made for the
various Offices and the approval It meets
with throughout the county. The various
interests and localities Of the couuty have
been gwen proper consideration. We are
especially pleased to GO upon II for council
Dr.. E. d. Leavitt, one of the old time
Aontanians who served ones In that capsc-
ity and gentleman Of sterling sense. liberal
views, discrimination, integrity and legisls.
tive ability. Besvcrhsad county. has done
herself credit placing him In nomination
for that important place and bis election
will result In material benefit 70 that county
and tho legislation Of the Territory. For
two or three years past the Republicans of
Besverhesd county have not rallied to
victorious fields, but We mistake the situation
II the electors If that county do not 60 In
the election Of this ticket their welfare and
duty.
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NO. 207.
Application for Patent.

U. 8. LAND OFFIcs.
HELENA, u. r., July 10. 1S7a
Notice II hereby pnbli-he, th,t THOMAS T.
POUNDS. ELI +. GREEN. JAMES SKAGGS. and
JOHN MONTGOMERY, whose pO.toficc address is
BackfOO city, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
have TIN. day filed application for patent, upder the
Mining laws Of Congress. for their placer mining
Claim, situated IN Ohio Mining District Deer Lodge
the district recorders office II Carp ntcrs Bar. IN
said county. and which IL more particularly described
~ follows: The south !: IF south Il Ut northwest
Of southeast and east y Of Gait y Of southwest
d. all III section no. Is. and north y Of northeast Y
Of northwest \, and southwest d III northeast y VI
nOr1hwest 4, all In section No. ~ In township No.
north VI range No. west, containing an area Of
eighty acres, upon which notice Of intention to
apply for patent IL posted COnprsin. about 100 feet
Of Georgia gulch, Three Mile creek. above the
head u ohio dutch
here are no known adjoining claimants to these
premises. The nearest claimant. arc Isi0r. Ehrct
ana Others on Ballara.t such. abon. one mile Distant
southeast. W. G. CHILD Register
w. W. JOHNSON, Atty. for Claimants. Ell col
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Wellington, July l4sh.-The following
statement 10 based On information received
from Oficj& sources: The accounts Of Gen.
Howard and bis od1cers show . deficit Of
ell. 900, though only small portion 70 10
the name of Gen. Howard. He admits he
he's balance Of 1e.0oo which b b ready
to pay over to the proper omcesA Nearly
one-half the deficits ere charged In tho &C.
counts OF the suboedinstss, formerly o.
duty In the west Letters have been r.
ceived from colored men who served II ~
army and navy, stating that they never ~
ceived The bounty, thOuGh n some cases The
accounts show 70 the contrary. It viii re-
quire q Investigation 10 ascsstsin whether
forged entries bsys bees made Or shs state.
meuts In the letters ars false. All the &C.
counts viii have 10 undergo further eyam>
ination By The Controller, end their figures
may b changed either for Or against How
ard. should those o6lcen differ from oihsn
In The construction Of he VARGAS lsws beas.
Ing upon The sabjeck Al aeSss lhae shess
~ bssa so0s dieheseaey . The pass Of ~
ssberdisaaes. though Il y sot bellsvsd ihas
~ dsfajcaaios Win amount % = nscA =
, Gsossally supposed
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PssDles 8syabNcan Ticket 5sr Beaver.
head 0ouaty.

g6r C0SsetlsnsN.--Dr =. D. LEAVITr, of Bannack
d o. SPA DING Ut Madison.
nv SAsstC-J. &. METLEN, OF Bannack.
~ zSvssuvsv.-R. r. WING Of Argentx
~ tSS$sss Js0gs.-G. L. DATCuELDER Of Ban
mack.
ZSr Clsvk sRd Rscordrr. &C. g. HALL, Of Arcenta
~ County (Ommtssi0ner. 20. n. BROWN Of
Horne Prsi,ie.
ISr Coroner. WILLIS. Of Crasshcppcr
Valley.
I0v sept Public Issrn.-J. G. TAYLOR Of Ban.
mack.
Tor AsSeSS0s; ls. DtsI-J. c. SLO6S. OF Blue Wing
FOR DANNAcK PRECINCT.
~ yvaltes Of Ms Peace. yv0 Ys0s6--jOHN Nc.
AEEN.
For JUssiesor ne Peace. one Pear ~. r. VINCi Mt.
For constable, tCO SsSss.-JOHN PENALUNA.
woon one vear.--RlcHARD UNDER
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CAMPAIGN OF 1873
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET,
DEER LODGE COUNTY. MONTANA.
TOR COUNCIL HENBEH,
CHARLES COOPER, Flint Creek.
FOR snEnIFv,
CuAS. 6. WARREN, Deer Lodge.
voR TREASURER,
II. II. ZENOR, Fredrickson.
1oR COUNTY coHxsssIoxER,
JOHN RAINS, Pioneer.
FOR CLERK AND RECORDER,
HUGH BELL, Philipsburg.
SoR PROBATE yVDss,
c. n. LAWRENCE, Lincoln.
vsR INTERMEDIARY rue. INST,
W. EGBERT SMITH, Deer Lodge
ron cJrxTy suRvEYoR,
GEO. w. IRWIN, Yamhill.
POS CORONER,
GEO. A. PERRY. Pioneer.
psoDleS Republican Ticket 5sr Beaver.
head 0ouaty.
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GroccrIcs, I'rOVi-lon-. etc.
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SGiyntlublurlD De HGarl J aneIil
de Jose Martinez Rodriguez,
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