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The new North-west., 1880-10-15
Personal.

Col. L. J. Sharp has opened law office
in Salt Lake City.
VIM. Milling and Robert LauterJung, OF
Pioneer, leave for Chicago to-day.
Lieut.. Krause and wife started on their
return to Fort Benton Thursday.
Mrs. G. w. Irwin expects to ieturn from
Salt Lake City about Nov. 1st.
r. T. Harris, who has been taking in
the races" relurned on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott paid one Of their in
frequent visits to Deer Lodge this week.
Mr.. r. q. Humber and family have
moved into town and occupy the Largey
residence.
W. 81. 81. Dickinson, the popular P. M.
of Missoula, stopped in Deer Lodge on
Thursday en- route home from Helsna.
Ed Aagone and wife, Beartown, have
been visiting 10 the valley for some weeks,
and are now a. Race Track, guests OF the
parents of Mrs. Magone.
Mr.. Con. Kohrs and family and Miss A.
N. Kiog left for the east oa Monday. Mr..
z. and family will go direct to Altoona,
Germany, Con. returning III February.
Mrs. r. Fl. Mason, who has been the
guest of Mrs. W. W. Higgins for soue
time, left this week for Chicago. Capt.
Mason will probably accompany her from
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Joseph Steele, Captain d. Il. Tru-
fant and J. W. Farley, Pike's Peak; M.
". Kelley, Pioneer; Charles Clark, Bear
Mouth; Joaquin Abascal, Beartown; we re
among visitors to our towo since last issue.
Alex. {" Bud '') Brown reached here a
few days ago from Yankee Fork, Idaho.
He was accidentally shot in the Ann about
IA months ago aud It's slow recovery has
induced him at last to como hero for treat
mept by DR.. Mitchell.
Ben Venor, who says he has been CROWD
| ed out of lucrative business as interpreter
| for the Nissourians at Butte, is hunting the
famous "Spring lode" at Thunderbolt Clif.
| He got out Of tobacco this week, and came
ioto town, bringing ACROSS tho saddle two
fat deer and q half dozen grouse that ran
up against his rifle and had their head
shot off. Ben is lightning shot, and viii
have Thunderbolt streak of luck IL he
finds the ''Spring lode"
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sonnsr's New Dwelling.

Ell. Bouner's nsw residence opposite
Court Square, is now completed and occu-
uied. Mr.. Chapman, contractor, having oc-
oupied ,uss one year in its construction 1t
Ia atone and brick, with mansard ROOT, the
several stories being seven, eleven ana zen
feet clear, and ten rooms above the oase-
meut besides the conservatory. All INSIDE
nartitions are brick, oil walls are furred'
and there are three bay windows. 1t na
h..usv of house, and the workmanship
:. arst-class In every particular. One OF the
most competent judges prOnounoes it the
best constructed residence in Montana ana
=. GOOD a there il anywhere. The GROUNDS
-;,, be f,t;ed up next year in style CORES
pouding with the house, and enclosed wiz
4 stone wall surmounted BY IN iron ra'linR'
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
Consumption Cared.

An old physician, retired from pracfice
having had plced in his hands by an East
india missionary the formula OF . simple
yecetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure OF consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
A Affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com,
nla;nts. after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, mas
Sslt Il his duty to make it known to ms
.usyar;nv fellows. Actuated bv this motive
and : desire to relieve human suffering,
.end free of charge to all who desire "
this recipe, in German, English or French,
vith ulidirections for preparing and using,
Sent hy mail BY addressing with stamp
naming this paper.
w. w. SHKRAR,
10 Powers Block, Rochester. n I.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
Clean up on the Missouri
Independent. 10th.

independent, 10th.
The Benton Line now has three oo@'"
,,der vay from Bismarck to Fort Benton.
The steamer Eclipse, chartered. iefs n",
marck on September esd. the steamer ne'-
eua on September 2eth, and the steamer
Butts on October 9th. The steamer ior
ana Joe Fecto, master, is advertised 70
,o.vs the Coal Banks for Sioux City on tne
1stb inst. The Helena is distinguished TOT
bavioe made six trips to Benton in one sea-
sop. being the greatest number ever msoo
bv apy boat, and also for having made 'ns
round trip from Bismarck to Benton .na
,.turn inside O; fourteen days-the quickest
.;rns On record. The Butte will leave oo"
Island for Sioux City on October 2sth. In
ordsr that there may be no trouble acou'
reaching the Butte that experiences NV. ,..
nan Manager T. Q. Power, VIII leA'e
here about the Goth inst. and equip :.
oomfortable mackinaw, and accompany y
~ Coo Island. This will, we suppose oe
tho last opportunity for . trip down 'n'
river the present season.
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n.
ToRNEY JAS. 8. McANDREws, SHERIFF.
l02s-Territory vs. Manuel Perley: burglary: Jury
returned verdict of guilty and punishment at
two years in the Pententiary.
l6I7-Territsry w Nagle ct al; false imprisonment
Defendants Byrne and McCauIey enter plea OF guilty
and are sentenced TO pay fne OF fifty dollars ana
costs.
lCO4-sevule Hoffman vs. John Hoffman; divorce;
decree entered.
lbss-F r Bill We Frank Baudet ct al, foreclosure
| OF mortgage; Judgment for plaintiff: Decree
| l5s6-F II Bill vs. 60 Nc Lain; same.
lCo7-Narcisse DemoncheIle ys Mark 8 Msieau ct
| al: foreclosure of lien; default entered.
| 15a5-L.yina Cooley vs. Edwin Cooley divorce; de-
cree entered.
16o6-Territory w John II Norton; malicious mis-
| chief verdict of guilty and defendant sentenced To
| pay fine of $50 and costs.
le17-Terrtery vs JohnNagle Ut 81; false imprison'
ment; defendant sentenced TO six months imprssn-
nent In the pentenary and TO pay costs OF prosecu
| tion.
| l6le-Territory VS. James Compton; grand larceny
| Verdict of guilty and defendant sentenced to IN
| years in the penitentiary.
| 1Gls-Territory VS. John Dolan. grand larceny. De-
fendant found guilty and sentenced to SH years In
pententiary.
1bas-Jnmes Toohey vs. II Manning ct al; fore
| closure OF mortgage decree for plaintiff
I603-D Welch ct al vs. saml Brown et al oeo'
default of defendant entered.
! l6Ol-Dsnnis Driscol VS. Brown; debt sam cen
uy.
,soc-Esther Davis We BENZ Davis; divorce; de
cree entered.
1ssa-Territory vs charles Collins; burglary; nol'
| proseaui entered as to charge Of burglary ana ae
fendnLt paced under s5oo TO answer b" the charge
attempting to escape from Jail, In default OF "hic'
he was committed
l356-R S Jones ct al VS. W Clark ct a-to SCI
! ASIDE conveyance; cause dismissed,
1877 Rogers ct al W. W Clark ct al; same en
tries.
,.aa-Wm Gill ys James Hedge-ejectment-caus
dismissed. 80
1435-Ieander Cooley VS. Leigh X Freeman-oeot7
cause dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
1s3l-Territory We John Savage; harboring a
|, escaped prisoner Defendant committed to count
| ;aIl to await &C tion of the next Grand Jury
1s31-Territory ys Peter Normandin ct al; gran
larceny. Verdict Of not guilty.
, 1sO7-Geoffrey laval Napoleon Peters -cauf
dismissed at plaintiffs cost. :,
18a7-Territory VI II Gassert assault Win oeau'
) weapon; cause confined for term.
,tas-Territory Va Annie Northcutt robbery no.
prosequ entered: prisoner placed under $ooo oonus
a,,ear st December term as witness against W.
Mckinney In behalf Of prosecution.
1asa-Peter Mcmahon wsJ c Thornton et al: d
counting: on demurrer: judgment for defendant
costs. ..,.
1s5s-wm McDermot ct al Va John Dolan-deot
taken under adwsement.
1s45-Daniel Berry vs. Benton hooTef-oAmAse'
o taken under advisemcnt by Court.
o l6l4-Territory Joseph scott-cenvic'ea Vi IN
l. der in the second degree and defendant seh'eno
"be imprisoned in the Territorial Prison i'f 'ne W
of his natural life."
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MISS LINCOLN'S
SINGING Cltss
Begins Tuesday, Nov. z.
SESSION AT -
PJsL,c School HOUSE,
TERMS, $3.50 for Twelve Lessons
TICKETS FOR SALE At PosToFFlcE.
The Northern Pacific Route

The Independsnt says the citizens OF he'-
ena arc strongly interested in the question
whether the Northern Pacific Will cross 'u0
main range through Priest Pass OF ''A''
out the capital and 20 over the Belt ranes'
Laying aside the impracticability OF 0osn
these routes, we would like 10 ASK s"s
Northern Pacific engineers to MAKE Ao'
examination OF the Dry COTTONWOOD pass
between Deer Lodge and Boulder Ci.y. y
is on almost direct line between hiSsou~
and Bozeman and much the shortest o0-
tween the two points. IL was explored "
Col. Roberts some years ago, or o. ,o~e'
supposed to be, but it ID known 10 70 :,
fact that the party missed the pass ano
crossed an elevation at least 300 feet greas,
Ct than necessary. Mr.. Wetherih wouio
certainly find it to the advantage y, n''
c,mpany to make q new exploration iron
Boulder City to the Deer Lodge river. in'
saving of sixty miles of route 10 au''e ~
item.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
The Telegraph

The telegraph line was broken between
Helena and Ogden from Friday last until
Tu esday evening. Soon after Its repair
me mes all broke between Cheyenne and
Laramie. A special locomotive was sent
out to carry dispatches through the break
and in this way all kilograms came through
until Thursday noon. This accounts ior
the absence of all but election news and the
IN art,ness of their arriving. sU#ra
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
BISMARCK ITEMS.
p,smarck Tribune, Oct. j.

rweu,y-eigh. carpenters from Fort As.,nno n,ns -
..rs down on the Rosebud WEDNESDAY. s - n,o.
me lstepess of the season and the dimca'S .rsc-
c,r,pg brick, many Of the houses IN oou ,or. nrrt
,op At the post win not bs conp,e ~, - doxn ON
year. The balance Of rn., the ao,a a.ns.
Nm Wells Go. are shipping seao ncaa aa train % ner
,.ns stock 70 Chicago at the ra,e 2. on .h,p-
Ssx Another company hass 90 he.o Ia /. attn
men, Al the new stock yard Tne so.. ,..r sno /.
.,ed lust east Of the city near .ne ,ns pattern o
,be anest in the northwest, ou',' - The lates
the Kansas City stock yaruss -.
movement and csnvenisnceA
The new North-west., 1880-10-15

,.grSG, IfIiHt'hSN' s@''S '<e~N' "P
,r,,r New North West
,r,veIng from MissouIa to Deer
[,e lust before one reaches the Key
Ranch (formerly Newman's, now
Wv, by NJ. Kramer) remarkable ridge or
~ ,,or e land stretches across the valley
49, GAS, side. almost IN the form Of
,,.,er ~ toptlanL 1t is known as Beaver
OH and il p.ojrcts so as to almost dam up
-. aver, alouod the west end of which 1t
" compressed into narrow. rocky chan
~ All travellers will remember the hill
,.,n the steep grades encountered in 60
aver it. Well, there is a legend conr
,,,,o II which an old settler Of 1852 told
=. once while travelling over 1t.
,reat many years ago, before the cour-
-, Vas Lbabited by men, the valleys
,ocs the whole length Of the river and lis
,,,crbes we're inhabited by vest Plumbers
4 beavers. There was great King of all
,,. heayers, Damed Skookum, who lived up
.,,, the Big Warm Spring Mound, where
v,,bel n Mussigbrod's insane asylum
,ov is Que day be received word that
r.subjccts down the river had refused
,,obey bis authority, and were goiug to
81, up an independent government. In
,sat has,e he collected large army OF
beave,s. detachments joining him fom ev-
cry tributary on his wav dowu. On arriv-
,Dp at the great plain now crossed by
Beaver Hin he halted his army and de-
napdcd of the rebels that they pay their
acnstomed tribute and renew their allegi-
,poe. This they insultingly refused to do,
ayrg they owned the river below to the
pa that it was larger than that above and
,bev were mole numerous, and would pay
tribute 10 no one.
The old King was able and wiley, and
imnedlately sent for every beaver under
his iurlsdictIon. When all had arrived be
bed council of war, and said, as he owned
the sources of the great river, he would
dam it, and turn the channel across to the
Missouri. This would bring the rebels be
low to terms, as they could not live with
out water. He so disposed Of his army
that in one night be scooped out the grea'
guch that now comes in on the north sid'
Of Beaver Hill, which he built in one night
and so comnletely damned up the rive
that not a dropof water could get through
When the beavers below saw the waite
run by and the river bed dry up they has
tened to make peace, paid their tribute dn
ternal revenue tax) and renewed their nj
egance. So the west end Of the dam wa
removed, and since that time the river ha
run "upvexed to the sea-" The Indian
who fi-t settled up the valley got this Il
gend from the beavers, their cousins.
w. +. w.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
NEW CHICAGO ITEMS:
Marriage OF Mr. Tyler and Mrs NC
Carly.

NEW CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Mr. Charles
r, ,er and Mrs. Jane McCarty, both OF MO
Car,y's Bridge, were married hete tn's
mornipe at the Chicago House by squire
Ferguson. The bride vas elegantly a','ieo
in White satin with black satin over-skirt'
T,. ,lt. Of the town were present, and al
agreed in their good wishes for the happy
couple. Mr.. Tyler saved trouble oy i"'''
diately .'setting them mp" for the osys.
Messrs. Upton and Writers we're IN 'o""
vsstsrdav and have left for Bear. D. "
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
Armed TO the Teeth. .

II : very common expression, but We think
that armed to embellish and preserve tnem
to ripe old age Is decidedly more apprU
pirate. This can be done oy Keeping yIul
self supplied with that splenaid aenthI..o,
Fragrant SOZODONT, which wiii DoauuIy
aces of decay. SOZODONT contains no
acids or gritty substances whicn may lnJu,SS
the enamel. but il composed OF rare and
antiseptic herbs, which have oonsn0's' s
effect on the whole economy of the mouth.
Sold by all druggists.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
Notice Of Proof of Heirship

In the Probate Conrt of the county of Deer Lodge
Territory Of Montana-in the matter oi the estate
of Florence Bentley, alias Florence Howard, alias
lone Temple, deceased.
Sarah Everetts VIM. Crosby, Ann Good and Mary
A. Welsh, OF Quincy, Adams county, state OF III
neis. Lizzie Crosby and Ann Crosby, of Woodstock,
McHenry county, State of Illinois, rcputed hers-at
law OF sId deceased having filed herein their proofs
of hcirship, l.,
Notice IL hereby given that all parsons interested In
the estate OF said deceased be and appear before The
Judge of this Court Saturday, the ath day OF NO
the Court Room ot said Court. at the Court House In
the town and county of Deer Lodge, Territory oi
Montana then and there to show cause, II any there
he why said parties should net be decreed the heiIs
staw and the only parties entitled to the succession
of the estate of said deceased. -
deer Lodge October IL A. d. 1880, 5SS-6t
The new North-west., 1880-10-15

Pupils standing highest in depor.~eu'
and scholarship for the week ending oc'"-
ber B: o.Y.-,.
A Class-1st Annie Hanson, q L,nnio 70
pst,srtoo. Sd Alice McCarty. Pupts In
class, 8. - o. "a w.lt.r
Wiles. Pupils In class, y a. un,h
&; Class-lst Mary Stuart "a nugn
OMEN, Sd Mary McGovern. rupus No
49, Is. MISS 8. HuTcHINs, Teacher
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
Spring Wagons and BugglGS
70 Arrive on or About August 10th.

The following described SPRING WAGONS AND
BUGGIES of the Celebrated MITCHELL, LEWIS
A CO. manufacture left Racine, Wis, July l4tn
and are now at Terminus 1t is anticipated they VIII
arrive here in ten twelve days 1t is the largest
and best assortment ever shipped 10 Mohtana' anu
they will be sold at close margin
Two 4 inch, wide track, Platform Spring wagons,
Iound corners pole, two full lazy backs, leathsr
trimmed mud tenders, lamps, inside brakes, ana Oil
finished leather extension tops.
-Four IL inch, wide track, No - -Four spring
Wagons, three panel beds, pole, two fu'i lazy oack
seats leather trimmed and brakes.
Three u inch, wide track, Badger Buggles. pole.
leather trimmed leather top, boot behind springs Oh
equaizers. n, ,,r,,,.. o,.r
pole leather trimmed. -. 49,, .,u,,..
Two inch Racine phaetons, No. %, three springs
leather top, side curtains, blue cloth lining, lamps
mud tenders, shafts only. ,u
Two = inch, wide track No. 40, Four Spring Wag-
ons poles two full lazy hack seats leather trimmed
brakes inside. . r,.- s.;,u
Wagons, round cornered bodies pole. Two lui iaIy
backs leather trimmed. brakes inside.
Two inch wide track, Platform spring "aeohs'
One inch. wide track, blackboard, shafts, leather
Persons desiring anything in the above line VIII
dnd n To their advantage to examine the stock III
prces Dhe notice will be given Of the arrival
p'''S' JOHN 8. MILLS Agent,
Deer Lodge,M T.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
OUR NEW ROUTE EAST.
Quick Time, Low Rates and q Pleasant
Trip.

Hundreds OF Montanisns who have not been 70 IN
ssStates for years. locking forward with peasne
10 4 trip sometime during the present spring. Ths
cause OF this general is due largely TO our
long season Of prosperity bot vastly more 70 tne lsct
from Montana to cities Of both the Atlantic and Pa
cinc slopes. The Utah Northern Railroad J. %
last 20 near that tho former dreaded stage ride hes
dwindled to one that, In comparison, II mere pas-
time Passengers can leave Helena Docr Lodge butte
or Virginia City on No lday mosnng taSs oseskfsss g
Iouis or San Francisco Saturday; or. about the
let Of June, they can shorten this time about one
fhe rails are now 90 near Rsd Rock that one may
fairly consider that the point st which the bulk Of N
East bound travel win this spring change fren the
Concor coach TO the luxurious Horton reclining chaiI
cars OF the Utah D Northern. Rso hock y Only ~
miles south Of Helena, ,l65 miles south Of Deer L0oxe
i3O miles south Of Butte, t00 miles from virginia
City aud 80 miles from Salisbury. Taking ne aver
are OF the distance = basis, We ma thAt the hall
road At Red Rock has . large advantage over M tn;
connections close and surc througn 70 sI po!ns
| n the United states. The delays and uncertainties
al navigation are thus Unknown On our soatncrl
route Considering the luxnrv, safety ana speed -
sured the rates g Omaha fro@ Cur Rrominens cue
sesIiv yery reasonsble Through ticksts also q
ale At the different oaces Of Gilmes Salisbury GO
10 ali important citirs Of The Union, q psupoe0uaes
iv low rates. Rmigrant and seco0d clasa pasAongen
have Art class recommendations on stages-a marko
improvement on last yesrs custom O. pasung tnss
| niessure in store fur the average uortanian VINO
sbout 70 make his long anticipated trip LAST n raj
| snd 70 oar readers In the East who contemplate
| iouYney to Montana, we can comEond tne eo~s
! showing iust - heartily. ~ .s+.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15

-, ~, s,,er. remaining uncaeo for In the Postof-
A.. :, ns.r Lodge, Thursday, october IA, 1880:
Brown, George Breeze. oS RSy I
Beckinoham Geo Dangman1, NJ Ir,an cook
Gondron, Henry Trask oraeS Hoysn' TSomas
Hickey, Alike, hnch, H"e's Eing Edward
Hays, ID nnkiei M Iewi, VIC
kelley, WmJ King, n M,ss n Mvsrs silssw
Martin, Dan Mills, Dfm nW N pa,Le, Ned q
Miles. Joseph McoarTp" sh.ser ms
% %9oo,er, Ioe, Thompson. j Tuncr
S,m,ps,1, yt,Ipa,,n. Ia Williams Mrs X Wells, Geo
Williams, John,
Persons calling for letters In this VIII say Aa'''-
tised. :, and give date of Hist.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of William Harty, deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adminis-
traitor of the estate Ct William Hsrty, deceased 70
the creditors of, and all persons having ciaims
vouchers within four months after the nst
nnbcation of this notice to the said admins traitor
at his Office in the town of Phlhpsburg m tne Souh-
ty OF Deer Lodge. WlLLiAatMn, Nm, ~ ~ H.,
Administrator Of the estate Of said William Harty
deceased. 90 ,ooo xss x,
Dated at Deer Lodge, October 1s, 1851 ooo-o'
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

COL. W. F. SANDERS,
Republican Nominee fer
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
Will address the people at
GLENDALE, Saturday, Dot ober Is,
DILLON, Monday, October IS,
PHIL1PSBURG, Thursday, October 81,
STEVENSVILLE, Friday, October %,
MISSOULA, Saturday, October %.
Judge Knowles and other Republican
speakers will be present with him and
speak.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
SheriHS Sale.
Narclsse Dumonchelle, plaintiff,

Narclsse Dumonchelle, plaintiff,
NJ L. Morcau. ct al, defendants.
To be sold at Shcrif's Sale in front Of the court
A. , 40 o'clock D. m Saturday, November o, A. ID.
Iss0 under and by virtue of order of sale In the
above entitled cause issued from out the District
~ ~ Montana. in and for Deer Lodge county, the
following described property, ts-wit: Thst certain
Mastra and machinery therow.th csnnected ana ais9
snch .,d ditch and srastra are and being situated
on Dry creek on the north side of the Big Backtoo'
river and about three miles from the mouth OF the
csnvon and about eight miles from Nevada creek
and in Deer Ledge county, Montana Territory, anc
kpown as the Rarus arastra all of the
ed properly situated. lying and being In the county
and Territory aforesaid and levied upon as tne pop
erty of the defendants. ,o
Dated this 1ith day of October, D. iSSo,
JAMES 5. McANDREWS, Sherih.
Nv Thomas McTague, Deputy Sheriff. oSS-4t
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
MARRIAGES

PoWERs-KANE--AtB Butte, Sunday, octooai w.
iss,0 Mr. John Powers and Miss Honour hane.
nrCp -FAuBEI-At Butte, octobef IL, 1883
Mr., George L. Decker and Mrs. Martina a. raa'
bci
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
EsTRAY.
SO Reward.

strayed from Deer Lodge about August 1, 1850, one
deep bay horse years old medium SIZE email wnte
snot in face and and branded M on right shoulder.
Mas shod all around when last seen. The above re-
ward Of $40 will be paid for his return to Charles
Ronlesu neer Lodge, will pay % Tor information
that will lead to his recovery. ery..n,
5SS-4t d CLEMENT Lhmoh"nhoA' A.
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
SherIH8 Sale.
Francis r. Bill, plaintiff,

Francis r Bill, plaintiff,
George o. McClain, defendant
To be sold at Sherif's Sale in front OF the Court
House door in the tswn and county Of Deer Lodgeat
o'clock D. m , Saturday, November q, A: d. 1881
under and by virtue of order Of sale In the aooVe
entitled cause issued from out the District Court OF
the Second judicial District of the Territory Of Mon
tans In and for Deer Lodge county, the folowng-de
scrbed property to-wit; An undivided ne.third ~
interest In and to all Of the mining ground In Carpen.
ters Bar and Gulch commencing Al the upper line OF
discovery claim In said gulch and running up to the
claim owned March 22d, 1880. by josh Lincoln, To-
gelher with the water rights OF said 'arpehters
GuIch and the bitches connected herewith and also
portion of ground, being mining grouno III tle
mouth Of Basin Gulch; also all fumes, suices iron
pipe hose and mining tools on said ground or any OF
it, on said 22d day of March 1850, or thsn oeiohglng
thereto or TO anv Of said mining ground the whoe OF
said ground above described on said 22d day OF Marcn
1880 belonging to Thomas 4. Pounds. Eh IT, dfeen
and said defendant portion OF said gronhu 81 sai9
Carpenters Bar and the whole OF said GROUND I'D sara
Basin Gulch being held under patent iron the nj
ted STAT. and s designated ss Lot No 3S embracing
portion OF the northeast quarter and the southeast
unarer OF section siI [6 in township ten l0l lorth
OF range seven m west together with all the rights
and privileges and appnrtensnces thereto Delohsisg
or in any wise appertaining usually enjoyed AL
of the above described property situated lying and
being in Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, aho
| levied upon a. the property OF the defendant
| Dated this 14th day OF October, A. ID. 1889,
JAMES s. McANDkEWS, Sher,n
BY Thomas McTasie Deputy Sherln. oSo-h
The new North-west., 1880-10-15
Notice of Final Settlement.

t the Probate Court of the county Of Deer Lodge,
Territory of Montana-iH the matter OF the estate
OF Anson Ford deceased c,.
ha administrator of the estate of Anson Ford, de-
ceesed ns rendc,ed and presented for setemant aud
and filed in sad Court his ual account OF his admin
straton of said estate and that the 9th day
of Noyemper A. ID. 1880, being day Ut term OF
said Court 10 wit-of the November Term, A: leeo
at 10 O'Clock a m the Court Room OF SAID court
At the Court House in the town and county aforesaid
have been duly appointed by said Court for the settle
ment of said account, at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may appear anu nle
h,s xneptons in writing the said accou Mt ana con-
tcst the same. OhhEN hhhn'o-,, 20 80 =.
Dated October -, 1870, ooo4t