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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-16

A BOOK COF 256 PAGES) on MENTALAND ply
n steal Incapacty, Nervous Debility. Exhaustion,
Bright's Disease, &C. mailed on receipt of 50 cents
DR. LEWIS. No Beach street.
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Mr.. James is q very orderly and good
man who il away down the sunset side of
life. and iar.y :" be supposed gu,ltlcss of
ever having Intentionally wrongra anyone
in anything. But notwithstanding this and
the cxccrahlc En- lish used Ivy the assumed
"Vigilan,c" he felt some uneasincss Mt
receiving such warning An unca.incss
that was not relieved when two stacks Of
grain belonging 10 Wa.km Thomas were n
few evenings after burned by an inccndary
and considerably intensified when on las.
Saturday evening his own stacks were
fired just after dark, and two of them, his
cattle sheds and hcnncry. containing calf
and several dozen chickens, burned to the
ground. This with several other occurren
ces deemed worthy of attention, resulted in
= Mass Meeting in the settlement on Sun.
dsys, and the appointing of q committee
consisting of Morgan Evans. County Com
missioner, Jos LOCAL., II. McMinn, Frank
Truchot, and Mr.. Orr to investigate the
matter and endcavor to bring the guilty
person or persons TO justice. We trust their
efforts will be successful and that our in
dustrious and pcaccnble Warm Springs
community may be speedily relieved from
the fears and outragcs which now disturb
them.
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SoMLrmI>o THAT SHOULD EE DoNE.-ln
N,nr, go'r" toy ihr point of the plateau
sat. irusr Il town va. :. !, cited aud used rs
tuun! G."und. IN II many bodies were
hWinI Laser. when il VA. determined to
bH,,d Substantial jail the Site selected was
IL "'.r ii"Aln,t, I" the graves, and there
III" mII Wa hmIIt Il always wa. An un-
li,H-Hlt ,,.rr'a'r"n e ideas and purposes
"a Jj".>' tttrIuE tti"iirts buried there. and
nNh' ~ vs. ;"I a proper place for n
l~mrI'u tatjal ground. T"" years ago.
on y w. ,ui'l'ml si,,',ii "i table land half
NJ" 49, "i toxin. a tract oi ten ncr,s wa.
'r,ul,h. h".,Iy enclosed. aud is now the
D,,r Lui%" cemetery DmMlrss IN time
'h' ;tij-a'I"n If which II j. susceptible will
l,,url ~ IT, bang niprnrl with cultivated
&i,"aS "Ui shruhhmy In IL have beer
int ir"l il,r>r VIII, have since died mere or
have h,rn brought here for burial. Many
b dlrs have also been removed To the new
cemetery from the old; others yet remain
- ~ are unEnown or uncarci for; others
remain through neg lcct The Sisters Hos.
It'n Z, hins built very near the old graves
yard and ii does seem thai a. the bodies
will ali have "a be removed some time. II
var" hrti"v i, should be done soon. We
wrIlA suggest that those able Ia undergo
the rNr"n>" al removing the bodies Of
ir,rld, sh uii do 50 wiih"u. delay, and
ia 4 ihr t'uaty t,nnl.-Ion, take into
consideration! iii" removal Of those remain.
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ti3,Jt.s Ar III: Sc0!l A1UsE,
y..r Toicc, Montana for the Week End
ing Nov. -. 1879.

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FROM SUMMIT, MADISON COUNTY.
a Few Notes From tho Court Of "0ld
Baby"

EDITOR New Sonrm-WEsT--
The,busy season ID Summit is over. and
the chilly winds of November find Us roam
ing the hillsidcs in quest Of few sticks of
wood. that We may keep our butter AM
Sims IL. ali agreeable temperature during the
winter.
WORK IL TUE GULCH
Is suspended, with tine exception Of Il few
claim, that will be drif;el, until spring
open. a. ain. The four iuminy companies
have done wcll-and in fact no one seems to
have much to complain of. rs over Forty
Thousand Dollars in dust have been taken
down to Virginia City from Sunni! district
since the first Of June. This, all mus,
agree, Is u good showing for district Is
small rs Summit. Every man who owns an
interest in a tlume here is well prepared to
meet the vicissitudes and inclcmcncies Of
winter. and each one of them look forward
to the Coming "Polar wave" with coun.
tcnance as serene as The placid waters Of II
New Jersey frog pond.
QUARTZ MINING
Is rather dullcr than usual Why 1t should
be SO, l cannot imagine, for every pound of
quartz crushed in Summit the past summer
paid we'll Mr. r. Conner & Go. are run.
nlng a tunnel 10 prospect the Orc Cache,
and seem confident they will be repaid for
all the labor and money expended in pros>
pccting. Mcssrs. Shroycr and Roster arc
working the Kcrsagc lode, and arc taking
out enc quality of ore. The rock worked
from this mine last June paid thirty. seven
dollars per ton; and there Is plenty more of
the same sort left 10 be taken out this win
ter. There are no other quartz lodcs being
worked at present, although Mr.. E. Covely
talks of commencing work on his 'lsose
Bud" before long.
WE FURNISHED OUR QUOTA
The past summer Of Geyser hunters
''Scramblers in Wonderland" They all
express themselves ss being we'll satisfied
with their trip, and agree in pronouncing
the geysers "bg thing" One of the
party contracted slight touch of csrebro>
spinal mencominandgctit but is recovering.
think that IS the name, but AM not certain.
Among the numerous curiosities brought
back, are some fine specimens of amethyst
it WAS ancien.ly supposed the ame,hys. pos.
scssed power to prevent in:oxication. If
ever it did, it must have been lost in the
draw" somehow, or those brought back arc
not the genuine article. Joe, the blacksmith,
will persist In calling them ham, ihists,"
but then Joe il English, and it won't do to
depend on his style Of pronunciation. Such
contradictions leave Us oil in . sort of q
middle. w. II. A.
SUMMIT. November & 1879
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AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
Peter N&atg and James Cash Arrested 6oy
8sEse Stealing and n1urdsr.

Sheriff Marion of Missouls county arrested
st or near Stevcnsville few days since,
Peter Matz and James Cash. on the charge
of larceny and murder. The circumstances
arc as follows: A short time since man
named W. w. 0oodwin-an Oregonian,
we'll known and rcspected-was murdered
at Ross Fork on Snake river, and his body
thrown in the river. Under date of Ross
Fork, Idaho, October 25th," Sheriff Warren
of Deer Lodge received letter, stating that
Peter Matz, half breed, aged about 20
years, recently . resident of Stevens vile,
and james Cash, white man, had been ct
Ross Fork and were suspected of the MUIR
der-which it was believed had been com.
mittcd to get Goodwiu's money and horses,
the trader at the Pos: having paid him 800
L. s. Treasury note, mo. w. 81, 046 = b.
h." The suspected parties had left in the
direction of Montana, having with them
two gray horses, one OF which they tried to
trade of above Taylor's Bridge. Under
date Of "Whi,e Hall, N. r., October g."
citizen of Deer Lodge received the next
sdvices Of them. stating that two men came
To Mr.. Miller's With three or four hOrseE
said they were from CoriDne; one man
stopped ct Millcr's and the other proceeded
to Boulder to get horse lie said be had left
there last summer. The one remaining said
lie was son Of Louis Matz, of Stevensville.
but claimed to be going to Deer Lodge.
While ut Niller's he stole a gold ring
mounted with gold cluster Of grapes-from
Mrs. NJ. They told another person they
were from Snake river, and u man passing
up tile road SAID they had stolen horse
from him while coming up tho road. Sheriff
Warren at once placed Sheriff Marion in
possession Of the facts, and vigilant watch
Was kept ut both places. On Monday even.
ing last Sheriff Nation notified Warren he
had arrested both men as above stated.
The Governor Of Idaho was tclegrsphed
on Tuesday to make rcquisltion and take
them. The prisoners will be held in
Jail ultil the arrival Of officers from Idaho.
The circumstances are very strong against
them and it 10 doubtful If they will have
opportunity again u follow the desperate
svOcatiOn In which they have made such
notable start. The quick arrest shows the
importance Of communicating promptly to
oabcefs The movements of suspected individ-
aals OF known criminals, and We would with
pleasure give the names OF those 10 whom
this asrssa b DE wsss Il not thst they nv
prefer u y snknown n lhs matter.
oisce shs abovS wa In type vs jsasn
oahes portacalags IN reiati,n q The soais
ltorpsan 1,ls nd 0ese wses ~ - ~
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ST NICHOLAS This is the title Of
'"" magazine issued 10y Scribncr d Go,
New York, at.a edited 10y Mary NJ Dodge.
II m"'''stly pnrp"ris 10 be FOR girls and
will hnl mach of interest in its pages. We
'ssr ">lnInc, The first number. and take
pleasure in recommending il a. prc.cmiren ily
the finest magazine of its character Issued
IN AmrIcL The illustrations and articles
A. i'r'' class IN every respect. ana the typo
era?hv marked credit to The art. You can
n"l make nicer Holiday present to your
Lutte folks or little friends than 81. Nicho,as
for a year Srrihner l. Co. Publishers CO..
Brurlway. New York Price q per an mum.
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men who stole and run off some thirty
or more horses from Bitter Root Valley two
Or three months ago, portion of them
having been taken by way of Big Dlacktoot.
They took their share TO Utah and having
sold them were on their return to Montana
when they fell in with Goodwin on the
road. Since his arrest Ma,z has made .
confession to his father and the officers,
stating that while csmped ono night they
carried into effect plan 10 rob Goodwin.
who they supposed had large amount of
money in his possession, tina, he shot Good.
win once and then fled into the willows
that while there he heard two more shots
fired and that Cash then called him out
that he found Goodwin dead, and after
robbing him Of social the money he had
they dragged the body to the river and
threw It in. He does not know whether
Goodwin died from the shot he fired or
from tho two shots fired by Cash. Ma,z
also says the entire benefits he has derived
from the stealing of horses and the murder
OF Goodwin was $50 in money aud suit OF
clothes. 1t appears Matz was working ON
farm in Bitter Root Valley last summer
when Cash Came and cntced him away to
engage in these lawlcss acts. There is some
compassion for Matz, whose father is al
mos: distracted by the affair, but IL general
denunciation and even threats Of summary
vengeance upon Cash. Its also probable
that unless the authorities Of Idaho speed.
ly make requisitlOn for the prisoners they
will be held in Missoula for the horse
stealing. Some two or three years ago the
officers Of Missoula county arrested and held
four criminals for crimes committed in Ida~
no., and that Territory permitted Missoula
county to pay some $1,000 or S14O0 expenses
for the same which was never refunded. So,
the Missoulians very naturally do not feel
under any obligations to extend more than
legal courtesies in the affair.
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Down THE RIVER Mr. John Downs
returned this week from Wall Walia HAY
ing purchased 70 mares and colts for Mr.
III Tnonss OF Film, Creek, and Mr.. John s.
Pcml,crtun ot Deer Lodge. Same few were
left nj ilursc Plains I" rest M, AMI the
rest were brough, thnugh. Mr.. ID. found
stock prices firm, his purchases averaging
800 in Coin lie met Snrprrnant, Dewitt
and Allison on October 2Sl within l?I
mi!ts Of Wa'la WsIIa: met D. q. Lou stu.
~ and family Nog. 3O'h IN wagon Al tue
Crows Nest, = miles beyond Nissoals
Ferry just entering the C"0cr d'Alcnc
Mountains; and met 1'ho-. RLea and Hank
Scl.elaer ., Miasoulx Ferry. The mountains
wsrs icy bu, there vas only skiit Of snow
Cbss. 4 NcCal,e and partner nre 0ut with
their shscp. ssd E.l Stone Is ksrpsax bs'Oks
fs The biggest Cs'shllsh,ss1t In wslla
Ottla
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mo. 262.
Application for Patent.
Z. ). LAND OrricE.

U. ). LAND OrriCE,
HELENA. NJ 7, November s, 1873:
Notice Il hereby published that JOHN MOVES and
ANTHONY ". BARNARD. whose postofficc address
is Butte City. Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory,
the Mining laws Of Congress for their placer mining
claim situated In the locality known as Yankee Doodle
gnlch in organized mining district, in the county
aforesaid, said clsis not being OF record, and be,
described in the plat and field notes on file in this
Office rs follows: EegiInn; at pine tree from
which the corner No ], Of Lot No q A. IT, township
north Of range west hest bears $ q deg q min W
distant Il, dA feet running thence IL de-. Is min W
81 chains to port, thence Il chains to n stone
thence Is deg u min IS chains to stone. thence
a deg q chains to stone, thence % deg W l.s5
chains 10 stone, thence 50 deg II chains to the
place VI beginning containing nm area Of " 81 lGD
acres, and Designated as Lot No 81. in township
north Of range No west, copy Ut their notice Of
intention to apply for patent and diagram UG the Of
hc;ai survey q said claim having been posted thereon
ON tho 18th day VI October, 1873
There arc NO known near or adjoining claimants to
said prcniseA WCCHlLD REGISTER
" JOHNSON, Attorney for Claimants 9ss-GOa
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A QUESTION Of RIGHTS.
Is tho vipend Road Free, Or Not :

4 condition Of affairs is exciting at Divide
liable to lea! to trouble Within the past
year the miners of Vipond, assisted by con
trbutions from Msil-"n, Beaverhcad and
some little from Deer Lodge, built free
graded road from the big Hole river up into
the mines. and also brdged the IIver Hav.
Ing cxDcnied good deal Of time and mon
cy on the work they concluded to make the
r"ad free to the general public. but exclusive
s'"gaimst lsLod u. Lrggn,. Prof. Knabe. II
L. Wolf aud John Hranagan. who are 10
1iicd they cannot travel II with teams or
ship goods over the Same. \ few days
.incc Sod Jennings. who did contribute 10
the road, attempted Ia travel over II with
goods for Prot Knabe aud was turned back
On Munday last Mr. Lcgsit hal t.rcc wag
Ons aud several men en- T0ste into tipond
Ia work in The mines aud was notified he
could not proceed. As his wagons had no,
yet come up. Mr.. l.. came I" Deer l. dye and
pr"curcl legal advice Is, 10 I.!t rights hc had
lie va. ADVISED hc had the ri -ht to travcl,hc
road. Returning 10 Divide .hc drove 10 the
bridge and found dozen men tearing il up
laying the bridge needed repairs. Rh ID
sand II it would Only take a day or two he
would turn IN and help them. but was given
TO understand it might take some months.
but that il he ciatributcd $2GO he could
pass. lie then left the bridge and with his
teams iordcd the river and getting on the
4
removing instructions Of rock placed upon
it, TO where q gate had been placed across
the road and locked. Near it were three
cabins from which the thinking had been
removed to make port holes. In the cabins
were twelve men, all well armed. Rhod
asked for the key and all denied knowl>
edge of its whereabouts. They further
notified him that to attempt to pass
through il would b: at his peril
Having thus brought the question to issue,
h. camped his wagons on the grade and
came into Deer Lodge to ascertain what
movement should next he made, ss he is deter.
mined to secure his rights aud develop his
property in Vipond. 1t appears there is no
personal feeling existing between the parties.
they meeting and convcrsing together. The
simple question is as 10 whether Rhod Leg
sat, one Of the prescribed persons, can or
can not have the use of that road. And
both parties SO far have evidenced firm de-
termination in carrying their point. There
seems to be no doubt Mr.. Leggat has the
law on his side, and II any evils result,
these who are opposing his progress will
incur the penalties. As it is . simple and
purely legal question, in the determination
Of which there is no shadow Of doubt, and
upon which they could readily obtain un-
questionable advice. We think it would he
tho wiser course for them to asccrt ain who
Is right and who Is wrong before proceeding
to sny overt acts. Otherwise consequences
are liable to result which cannot be recalled
and that may bc forever regretted. The
question can just as well be determined tc>
fore suybody is killed q aftcrward.
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Most Eeasona le Prices in Montana.

FREMENs' BALL. by reference to the
advertising columns II will he seen that the
gallant Salamandc.s of Deer Lodge Fir. Co.
No. l l.ayc set apart and dedicated Thurs.
LAY evening, December 4.h for Grand
Fircmcns' Ball in Deer Lodge. with ar.
engagements for music. dancing, and supper
that will rejoice the hearts OF everybody
who delights in delightful things. 1t will
inagura,c the dancing season gloriously and
the Fire Company deserve the support of all
citizens They nrc making mn energetic
effort to pay off the final remnant Of debt
on the best Fire Engine in Montana, and il
the Company keep the engine in good cons
dilion and stand ready to use it for the safe.
~ Of property, it is only fair that citizens
should stand in literally with them in
sharing the expense. So pleasure and duty
both b,d Us to the Fircmcns' Bal! and com.
mend December 4th to the hopeful thoughts
and joyous snticipations Of everybody.
May II bc a rouser.
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Crow AGENcY.-The above agency, the
very verge Of tho eastern settlements and
tho tur'h.st advance down the Yellow.
stone. has now quite number of families
and many Of the bet er influences of society.
There are four families 1T the pOst-Dr.
James Wright's, Capt. Cross, MI. A. B.
Notcw ares and Mr.. McMilians'. A school
house has been erected and Miss Puma
No,cware is the efficient teacher Rev.
lift. If Bohemian. has org Anixed Congre.
CATION there, Sunday scboOl meets rogue
lsr!y. well attend d services ore held every
Sabbath. and the young men have organized
Z Reading Club and Lycsam. IL which IN.
sellcc,uai improvement y the object s0sgbt
and being attained. We wonder Il these
facts will ~, - ncw and suggestive 10 some
II nvr Eastern rcaders Of diesssal tiad
Ut psoplc and vosaA'ss smhitioss ihas th~y
think live ssd NJ satestsiaed q lNdtam
paals - sts1goasseel
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mo. col.
Application for Patent.
l.. \ !,kSn D-FCr

L. 5. LAND OrrCr
NFLErA. Montana. November 4. 1879.
Notice Is hereby publishes! that GE0ROE ". TIB.
REtTS and WILLIAM T.. BALLARD. whose post
office address is Pioneer. Ecer Lodge county, VI. T.,
have tiis day filed their application for patent under
the Mining laws vi Congress- FOX their lode mining
claim, comprising discovery claim and one tiol.and
feet cast and west Of discovery the g. w. Tihrits
lode. together with surface ground Itb feet IN width
each side thereof situated i'll the locality known as
Pixies Peak, in 10 Organized ninin: district, Deer
Lodge county. NJ. 7, which claim is originally recorded
in the office Of the county recorder OF sa county.
and is more particularly described in the plat field
notes o; the survey Of said claim on Tile ia this on!cc
rs follows: Beginning ii: 4 stone from whence ir,.
initial point for surveys in that locality bears rs de-.
20 min l. distant 1883 feet. running thtnc north 100
feet 10 stone. thence east 900 feet stone. thence
south 2CO feet to stone, thence west goo to
stOnc thence moth 1r9 feet to the place OF beginning
COntann: an area Of 10 10 acres and DESIGNATED rs
Lot No %. IN township north OF range II west. upon
which claim copy OF their notice Of intention to
apply for patent and diagram oil the survey of said
claim vas posted on the a0,h day Of October. 1873
There are no known near ar adjoining claimants to
said premises. " & CHILD, Re.i-ter.
W W JOHNSON, Attorney for Claimants. a2S-6od
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Personal.

Mr. S. A. Wiley is Mctropoliz,ng briefly.
E. Il. Waterbury, Esq gcnializcd US this
week.
Preston Scott and Joseph Bell left ycstcr
terday for Texas.
Indian Inspector Daniels is at present Wis.
ting the Jocko Agency.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs, Mrs. O. d. O'Bann0n
and Miss Krusc returned from Helena on
Wednesday.
Judge Knowles returned from MissOulu
on Wednesday. The term was brief and
unimpor.ant.
Mcssrs. s. Ed. Larabic and VIM. McNam,
ara are off on jaunt 10 Willow Creek.
Madison county.
Four Sisters of Charity arrived from
Lcavenworlh ~ few days since 10 relieve the
Sisters from Helena In charge of the Hospi
tai here.
Mr.. \. !. Simmons and wife will leave
for the Z ,st in IA few days and will DC in
Washington several weeks during the
season.
Rhod Leggat, Esq, was in town this
week en- route 10 Vipond where he will have
considerable force engaged this winter in
developing mincs.
Mr. Cnancey Barbour, N old resident
here but of late years Ccdartc, has re-.
turned for the winter and is emp lOycd in
the Ihdtpemdea. otlic.
The. Gazette states that Mr.. G. w. Frost
Of Philipsburg and Miss Kitty Jordan Of
Deer Lodge were married in Helena . few
days since. Frost and Sunshine.
Harry A D'Achcul returned this week
from n two months visit to st. Louis and
New York, looking much improved for his
journey. lie had not been ''homc" for
seven years and says ST. Louis had grown
out Of recollection.
Mr.. McArdle. the practical and efficient
Superintendent OF the 81. Louis l. Montana
Mining Company at Philipsburg, returned
10 Helena from ST. Louis this week. We
understand it is the purpose of the Company
to develop quartz leads ct Ph,lipsburg this
winter, and next spring with more power
and improved machinery to reduce ores.
His company will muse ncw life into Of.
fairs at PMlipshurg, and We trust result in
permanent work in that camp OF good ores
and industrious, patient, hopeful workers
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NO. 600
Application tor Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, Ic'rn.. n. r..

November :, 1853.
No,cr j. her by published that GEORGE ". III.
WIN. whore posioiicc address il u or L"i.c. Deer
Lode equity. N. 4. WALTER; ". JOHNSON
whose p1-toicc :dir-S j. liclcul. Lewis and Clark
county. NJ. r.: TiioNA, II. IRVINE, junior,
CHARLES II. PEARSON. JOSEPH HANrOrK
and BENJAMIN L. WORKMAN. whose po.t"nic,.
address is iamhil. Deer Lodge County. VI. +. have
this dag iilcd application for patent nn'!cv tn miuin
laws ri Congress ti their placer minin" claim sit,i-
at.d in Pixies Peak Mnr- D:-llct, Deer Lodge
coa,ty. ", r. said c!n being fecn'd," IN tn" Office
Of the district Recorder ~ ialnh. III laid county.
and hein. described IL follows: The west < of Lot
No and west 4 of cast = oil Lot No :. all u. !o.
No J. the north Is OF Lot No !. ana west y Ui south
east 4 of southwest i and southwest = i northeast
! Of southwest ~ ali in section Np% in t"wI ship
?north of range 10 wts and moth = Lot No ), in
section No -. in township north ol rangc No II
west. confirming I2o:!3tD acre., upon winch copy
Ot their notice OF intention 10 apply Tor GtGi
posted on the 18Th day III August, I>.:;
The adJonn- claimants T. stld premises are John
II. Rogers u Co. on The west. tcut.c fcIy * CO.
the North. Ill II. irvine ~ Go, tie cast and u. IL.
Baker X Go. ON the south, !,l.ctr mining caiulsLl-.
:.o-Gh w c. Guild. Register.
". ". JOHNSON, Atty.