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DTaIllaIlC Matters

The Wlmam Comedy Company, under the
Inslnag, meant of Paul {. Blum, played an en-
,,,t,, m, nj Of four nights here, beginning last
Friday evening with their speciality " AXE,
or fIn. Emigramts oath" written for Mr. and
Mrs Wlmam by {. j.. Lewis, OF the Detroit
Free Press The plot l. mcagr", ana the
character Of " NHki"' grossly Inconsistent
still. il j. not in this respect Inu"h INFERIOR 10
FnlI" and Bellies of III" Kitchen III
winch Emmett and the Nollrs Family have
ul:t.l,. Il, ridrd lHI, Mr.. WNman j. "A superior
Dutch actor "f the. class that relies on the
fine humuriu the dialect instead "t III" c"ars"r
fun in tlr, woudru shoes, and his wifi" Is
da~hiuy WEE. body who gives him good sup
morn and "a ms uoprlar favor AT every appear
aucr The WNmam Company gives very
Ul..r. ami entertainments. not the least plea :
in. ol which i, The ballad singing by Mr..
SprcN. who H. not only fine haraton" singer
but au in,trunrurah~r Of rare requirements.
And >u.aking of Dramatic Companies in
Montana We notice among people and papers
a di-pu~ition to severely critics." them and to
institute uucomplimrntary comparisons with
artists and representatives. III tn" large cities.
We think this hardly fair. In tn" first place
thrr, has Il, Yer been an audience assembled
in Montana that would pay the salary for one
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Local Brevities.

The Post-ofice has moved next door to II
self. '-#-7@
Do not forget the turkey shooting at Race
Track tomorrow.
Contemporaries have our acknowieoge-
ment for kindly notice Of our new dress.
The Blaisdell Dramatic Company has lett
Helena for Bozeman instead Of Deer Lodge
and Butte as first proposed.
Can't ID. III. Trufant has closed his store at
Yamhill for the season and may conclude 70
winter "away down in Maine"
A brief communication from N. Contancin
appears in another column-one that Bona
desires read by parties owing him.
The gentleman who attended the picnic on
the evening of the 18th inst. and fell out OF
the swing" now perambulates the back street
with a discolored optic.
A number of Deer Lodgers are now enjoy
ing the delicious "fruitiness" of apples ship
ped here from East Hamburg, N. Y, by MI.
y. A. Wiley on the order of 4. b. stackpoie'
The wyman Company play in Philipshurg
this and tomorrow night; Monday in Mis-
soula, thence to Stevensville and return mere
a week from Monday next, opening In q Bur-
lesque on Pinafore.
On Saturday, Nov. q, the Strickland
Stables, corral, hay scales, livery horses, car
riages, buggies, harness, etc. will be disposed
of at auction by the administrator OF the es-
tate of the former proprietor.
As will be seen by reference to the adver-
tisement, George Walker has succeeded john
Marchion in the ppoprietorship of the Peo-
pies Meat Market. George is good butch
er and accommodating As well.
Henry Arthur, who died in Deer Lodge
some five years since, was, 1T is said "a nephew
of vice-President Arthur. He was formerly
in the employ of Strang & Richardson of this
place, but for some time previous to his death
a resident of Philipsburg.
A patent has been PASSED by the General
Land Office for the TOWNSHIP Of Stevensville,
Missoula county, Montana, containing %
acres, lots numbered / and 2 of section u, in
township north Of range 20 west, in the dis
trict of lands subject to sale at Helena
Jno. w. Cozad, known in Montana as q
foot-racer of no mean pretentions, but OF
lass disposed to "chuck" race If money
was to be made thereby, met his fate at Den
yer recently. In race run there week or
two since he was shot dead on the track. $50
runs the world away" I
A new departure, and one which we trust
will meet with the appreciation Of our read
ers. has been made feature Of our Local
Brevities the omission Of advertisements
of all classes therefrom. A separate column
has been placed at the disposal Of all who
wish to avail themselves of local advertise
ments.
Freights have been coming in fairly during
the past week, and among those In receipt OF
goods we mention 4. L. Bonner & Co., who
received 125, 600 pounds; Stanley Il Co., SOY
pounds; Peter Lansing, 5000; Murphy, Hig'
gins & Co., $4,000 pounds; Kleinschmidt &
Co., %, 900 pounds; J. H. Post, 5000 pounds
and each of the foregoing firms, besides Others
not mentioned, have large invoices on the
| road between here and Terminus.
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ADUNIsTRATOR's SALE.

In the Probate Court of the county Of Deer
Lodge, Territory Of Montana-1n the
matter Of the estate Of George I. Haie'
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Oliver H. P.
Thoroughman and William Hudnall, the adj
ministrators of the estate Of George 7. Hale,
deceased, having filed In this Court their Pc
tition praying for an order Of sale Of the
whole OF the personal property Of the said
deceased, the hearing Of the same has been
fixed by the said Court for Wednesday, the
oath day OF November, A. d. 1880, at 10
o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court room
county Of Deer Lodge, Territory Of Mon
tana, and all persons interested in said estate
are notified then and there to appear and
show cause, IL any there be, why the said or
| der prayed for should not be made.
ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
~ Dated Nov. 18th, 1880. -#
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance. Of
an order Of the Probate Court Of Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, made on the 18th
day OF August A. ID. 1880. IN the matter of the
estate of Preston Scott, deceased, the under
signed the administrator Of the said estate
viii sell at private sale TO the highest bidder
Tor cash, lawful money Of the United states,
and subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court on or after "Wednesday, the 9Th Of De-
cember A. ID. 1880, all the right, title, interest
and estate of tho said Preston Scott ut tho
time OF his death, In and to that certain piece
or parcel of patented placer mining ground
situate, lying and being in Deer Lodge coun-
ty, Montana Territory and described - e FOL o.,
terest in the e Of NE Of BE Of sec, q lot
w. being 56.74 acres, and said land Il further
described as mineral entry 196, and was en-
tered by George ,. G. Hibbs, Preston Scott
and Adam Gerhauper. Bids for the premises
aforeyaid viii be received 1t my ONCE In
Butte city, Deer Lodge county, Montana Ter
ritory. ~s.
Dated November II, A. d, 1880.
- ~ Il PATRICK TALENT,
Administrator Of the estate Of Preston Scott,
deceased. 0tt1
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Carina for Trees IN Montana.

The Geneva Nursery proprietors have is
sued the following instructions TO friends
in Montana:
Mulch surface Of ground heavily with coarse
stable manure, letting il extend from three to
four feet from the tree and about twelve
inches deep. Trees often die for want OF
moisture during the winter. To prevent this
just before freezing and after the wood IL well
ripened up, irrigate the ground thoroughly
and do not fail 10 give the entire surface q
complete soaking. Tall trees should he well
staked to prevent the wind from loosening
the roots Wrap top Of stake to prevent
chatting. To protect against rabbits, wrap the
trunk of the trees with cloth or other mate
rial. Don't fail to attend TO yonr trees.
Respectfully. w. & T. SMITH.
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Township and District Officers.

The following are the officers elect for JUS
tice, Constable and Supervisor on the returns
As shown by their face:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Cottonwood Township,F. +. Gleason, Chas.
Rouleau.
Ophir Township, Wm.Ryan, Jno. r. Quig-
ley.
Lincoln Township, ID. w. Culp, Charles
PrySr
Elk Township, Geo. w. Brock, j. A. Childs'
Gold Creek Township, j. X. Uhl.
Flint Creek Township, X. NJ. Ferguson,
Daniel Berry.
Philipsburg Township, d. f. Thomas, d.
NJ. Taylor.
Silver Bow Township, J. c. Carroll, John
Red Mountain Township, A. f. Wilbur, C.
X. Cabman.
Deer Lodge Township, VIM. Norton, VIM
Wier.
CoNsTABLEs.
Cottonwood Township, James OGrady,
ChaS Rouleau.
Ophir Township Robt. Amber, Pat Dillon
Lincoln Township, +. Smith, J. =. Bignall
Elk Township, Barney Nixon,M Corcoran
Flint Creek Township, j. b. Featherman,
B. r. Horton.
PhiIipsburg Township, e. Paxton, Thos
Mckay.
Silver Bow Township, Jno. A. Rowland, f
T. Owen.
Red Mountain Township. II. Churchill.
Deer Lodge Township, Win. Hinkleman.
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
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SherIHS sale.
Dennis Driscoll, Plaintiff,

VS..
Samuel Brown, Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale in front Of the
Sheriff's Office. in the town OF Butte, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of December. A: d. 1880, at
virtue Of an execution in the above entitled
cause issued from out the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District of the Territory
of Montana in and for the county Of Deer
Lodge, the following described property to-
wit: All of the right, title and interest of
the defendant, or which he had on the ID day
of September, A. D., 1880, in and to that Ger.
tain lot or parcel of land fronting fifty 6O)
feet more or less on DAILY street, In the town
of VAUDEVILLE, and running back to Walker
& Bros reservoir, the same being part of the
surface ground of the "Blue Wing" lode
mining claim. Together with all and Singh,
lar the improvements, tenements and heredi'
taments thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining. All of the foregoing described
property situate lying and being in Deer
Lodge county, Montana, and levied upon as
the property Of the defendants.
Dated this 10Th day of November, A. d. 1880
JAMES s. MCANDREWS, Sheriff.
BY THOMAS McTAGUE, Deputy Sheriff.
5934t
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TERRITORIAL. ITEMS.
MADISON c6uNrN Il
Madisoniau. ~

es sa"~ MADISON COUNTY, ISIS -
Madisonian. " .1 ID"
Eugene Stark has bought and reopened the
Pony Saloon, formerly owned by the late Ja-
cob WINNER. -" ~ Z y: {. i
The placer mining, operations in Alder
gulch during the season just closed have been
very satisfactory. to the claim owners The
weld Of gold dust has been somewhat in ex-
cess Of that Of last year, and the miners have
plethogic wallets to gladden. their hearts after
their arduous labors. u asEIs Alc - ~ 49, /
The present term Of Court pron1iscs 70 be
q long one. There, are. several important
cases to come before iE Among them are the
trial Of AIbsrt Chadsey fofo the. killing Of
Richards ut Salisbury, and Of Haskins, Mel
Vim and O'Donnell' for the .roUbery OF Me-
Kay& anme in Biyens Gulch. ysbsqarsF
| CUSTER COUNTY, ssT
/ ..s----5s-- Yellowstone Journal, g.
J BnfAlo are plenty around Miles CITY Ssud
buff" is regular dish At many Of our ho-
tells, to the great disgust ofshe estets thereof
Nearly 800 hostile Sioux came in and sur
rendered at Fort Keogh Sundky. They wefS
under ths scomusnA Of Rainin-thesfpce. Al
TED having tAeif arins am popies NkSn awst
from then Try were asignea to 8 cfmpint
ground d IL y esssiss. More hossaes al,
expected to be coming in. -
Two wild turkeys were shot BY T. Eldridge,
hunter, en- the Little Missouri lest. week
They are the first turkeys ever seen or killsd
in Custer county. -
While Captain wsD- O'Toele wss on his
} way to Glendive lastweek he unf5rtqh4teb
. fell through trap door 1t ONE of kschI
on his way, resuIting In bessa1no - a
ribs and otherwis hkuh1ngs In .eut -
body. -zssssf4 n = -
cH0TKAu scouNfY. = 7. - !
RiyerPress, Nov. 10.
I II Il rumorsdl txsf ths Ssnfzaet fos erecting
the new Jail hAs been awarded 70 Mr.. ,Jame'
Wilton. .9nIDtN 9IuEJ1oIfuC
4 Ten brides win add grace and bcaaty toths
society Of Benton during tho coming sccia
season Count them II Jon can IN N a' ssi.5s
The. Commissiesers awarded the ccutssc
! for hauling stone for the new iail "a, NSDey
; 1T and Wright 1t ESQ pei, toE 1ASquARfyf
: ,its.asd n HID rSod, ahQst Is .niiss fhoz
: '' Eva. nj. ! %. h.vs lanssd ,sSss !.
!. ployed in cleaning 6hsnkin creek Tor the pun
pose ofrsftfng Logs ard cord wood to Dsntss
I'll k1a HusbandmAn- saszo alY L
ii Game "a sid - Be plenty and hluten q
/. few. ,QfU4A usi 81 &aas Atsaai - At~s
al There have probably been one vhnndre
new sheep sheds consductsd- IN MsAghs
eountv this fAilsa .meeFsAss 81 s.ssts .ssiaI -
: The Crowley. Bros. Of Big Spring creel
have completed their hay contract = Fo
. leaeinnis. They iss ~ Per tan for tAs y
= delivered. ~ aaaesa utsssA.atN i " -.
Its the opinion o. come ofsour Pest b
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ESTRAY TAKEN UP,

Came 10 my ranch about April ], 1880, .
sorrcl horse, or : years old, weighing about
1000 pounds, branded j B for combination
of j G B), has white stripe down his face,
little TO the right on the nose; right hind
foot white. He is good horse. The owner
Is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take him away. PAT BIRNIHdaAM,,
H0-4t-S Bear Mouth.
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COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED IN
MONTANA.

Returns from Various Counties.
Below we present the list of local officers
elected November ID in the several counties
a. far AZ heard from, with their political AZ
fliations and majorities indicated:
MADISON COUNTY.
Sheriff, NJ ID. Platner, Democrat, 80 ma
jority.
Clerk and Recorder, August Jessen, Demo-
Probate Judge, Phil II. Clark, Democrat,
and John T. Williams, Republican, tie-639
each
Assessor, Robert vickers, Democrat, 1872
majority.
Treasurer, II. S. Gilbert, Democrat, 90 ma
jority -.
majority.
Coroner. Fl. A. Pease, Democrat, "a major
ity.
County Surveyor, James NJ. Page, Repub
liCan, no contest
Superintendent ef Schools, >. l.. Bolhnger
Democrat "A majority.
Maginnis, 65l.
LEWIS CLARKE COUNTY.
Sheriff, Jefieris, Republican, 563 majority
Treasurer, Roberts, Democrat, 4l6 major
ity.
Clerk and Recorder, Totten, Democrat, %
majority.
Assessor, Fitzpatrick, Democrat, 300 major
ity.
Probate Judge, Davis, Republican, ITO ma
jority.
Commissioner, Clarke, Democrat, "a ma
jority.
Superintendent of Schools, Reeves, Re
publican, 24s majority.
Surveyor, Marsh, Republican, no oppos
ton.
Coroner, Steele, Democrat, 81 majority.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
For Sheriff, A. NJ. Easterly, Democrat, q
majority.
For Recorder, j. NJ. d. Taylor, Democra
III majority.
For Commissioner, r. w. Jeffries, Dem
crat, l05 majority.
, For Treasurer, Z. NJ. Sorley, Democrat, i
opposition, COB. !,
For Coroner, DIR. G. w. Stein, Republican
no opposition, All.
/ The total vote of the county as shown
the aggregate cast for Probate Judge was
O6l.
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New To-Day.
SHERIFFS SALE.
ID. j. WEIGH ct al, plaintiffs,

=
VS.. g..
8. Brown, ct al, Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff7s Sale In front Of the
Sheriff's Office in the town Of Butte, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1880,
ut the hour Of 2 o'clock, p. m, under and by
virtue of an execution in the above entitled
cause issued from out the District Court OF
the Second Judicial District of the Territory
of Montana, in and for the county Of Deer
Lodge, the following described property, to-
wit All Of the right. title and interest of
the defendants, or either Of them, or which
they had on the 4th day of September, A. ID.
1889, in and to that certain lot or parcel of
land fronting fifty t5O) feet more or less upon
DAILY street, In the town Of VAUDEVILLE, and
running back to Walker & Bros reservoir.
The same being part of the surface ground of
the Blue Wing" lode mining claim. To-
gether with all and singular the improve
ments hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining.
All of the foregoing described property situ-
ate lying and being in Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory, and levied upon as the
property of thedefendants.
Dated this 10Th day of November, A. d. 1890
JAMES s. McANDPEWS, Sheriff,
By THOMAS McTAGUE, Deputy Sheriff
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A Good Thing for Miners and Lawyers

A seventh edition Of that much praised
book, CoPP's HANDBOOK OF MINING Law,
will soon be out; to contain the State and
Territorial mining laws, and Instructions how
to examine title, in addition to the lists OF
Government patents, digest Of decisions, and
other good things in previous editions. In
editor, HENRY N. Corr, Of Washington, d
C.. has an extensive work on the same sub
ject in press. 1t will give in full the Land
ONCE and Court decisions now In force, and
be the authority on United States mining Law
without doubt. ~ y k3A H thJ4lC
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A Fine Thing For the Teeth.

Fragrant sOZoDONTi IL . composition Of
tho purest and choicest ingrediens q the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredt.
ent Is well known to have beneficial effect
on the teeth and gums; Its enbslming Or an a.
make it = toilet luxuy. eOZODONT re.
moves all disagreeable odors from the breath
caused by catarrh, bad teeth, etc. ~ II en-
tirely free from the acrid and ipjuriops prop
critics of tooth pastes and POWDER which De
stroy the enamel. One bottle iast stx months
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Deer Lodge can now boast ofa hnt-class
Drug and Jewelry Store with side Silverwalc
cases, spectacle cabinet, and elegant show
cases, all filled with as fine selection Of
goods as can be found In the Territory. Mr..
Post deserves a liberal share Of the patronage
and we predict q brilliant success for him.
He tells us that his sales Of fine goods al
ready surpass his expectations.
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Persons knowing themselves indebtedto me
ara requested to make immediate settlement
either by cash or note. All accounts remain
fnr unpaid b December LIST win be placed in
tire hands Of an attorney for collection. do
~ Viz 70 subject TO costs those owing me,
Int need and must have money.
= N N. CONTANC1N.
Deer Lodge, Nov. 10, 1890 5aa-H
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Fired Up.n ~ Ialisas.

ST. PAUL, November ia party 81
Sioux Indians fred on q msn who wsus go
Ing to the mouth Of the Mussehhen = re-
ceive provisions. One horse was KILLED and
two wounded. No men were injured Re
Inducements were sent from Port Kecgh and
no later news have been received. Il W.
feared that Sitting Bull'a band might Join
the. hostiles and sesieus trouble y sntirips-
~ ~ .hTT6K ~.
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FOUND AT1AST!
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For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.


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for use without any extra trouble OF additional ex
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ammonia, blood root, copperas, bismuth, cnlomei OF
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lions exist we have an alternative which, when taken
In connection with "SURk CURE We guarantee 70
cure. ThO@. III. IRVINE, Er.
Butte, Sole Agent Tor Montana
For Sale BY STANLEY d Co. Dec Lodge. SD.
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MAIL LETTINGS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
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Mcw' Aorth .afest.
RELIGIOUS.
LOCAL N EWS-

sub.lribers ordering their papers changed
from, one pustofHcc TO another. MUST MENTION
The OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VIOU9LY SENT.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-29

SAN FRANCIsCo, April 24.--this evening
Charles DeYouug entered the business
office of the Chronicle. Directly the door
opened, j. NJ. Kalloch entered, and draw
ing a pistol, without speaking word,
began firing at DeYoung The latter ran
through the gate of the counter to desk
inside, Kalloch firing at him as he ran. On
reaching the desk DeYeung turned face to
face with his opponent, with pistol in his
er, fired again, the ball striking DeYoung
in the mouth Kalloch then started for the
door. DeYousg raised the pistol, as if to
fire, but strength failed him, tor the pistol
was not discharged, and sinking backwards
he fell on the floor. Bystanders ran to his
assistance, but in few minutes he expired
Dnring his recent visits it is believed the
daceased devoted great attention to gath
ering up matters reading the past life of
Mayor Kalloch for the presumed purpose
of either using 1t at the expected trial of
the deceased on its charge of shooting Kal-
loch last August, or Of making it subserve
journalistic purposes The pamphlet above
referred to was document of some sixty
pages, and recounted the details Of Kali
loch's scandal in Boston, and other matter
of scandalous nature.
AS Kalloch ran out of the door he was
SelZed Dy CITIZEN ana conoucCeu 10 the
city prison. The news of the murder few
through the city like the wind, and in
few moments the streets were crowded with
people eager to learn the particulars.
NJ. H. DeYoung brother Of the deceased,
reclined on lounge, surrounded by friends,
evidently overcome by the tradegy, but
with dry eyes and his voice calm. He was
not present at the time of the shooting,
having left home after dinner few min
utes later than Charles. The deceased lay
on his back in the floor, his face and breast
dabbed in blood, his eyes closed, and his
face barring calm expression, as is mott
cable in the case of those dying from shot
wounds.
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FOOD FOR Cows.-The food value of va
rlOus substance for cows has been the su b.
Ject of much research and experiment To
obtain good milk, COWS must have good food
Recently we gave the substance Of
an excellent paper read not long since be-
lore the Farmers Club of the American In
stitute. 1t contained a couple of tables
one showing the value of different food for
COWS, and the other what every COW yield
ing 900 pounds Of milk removes from the
soil. As they may be useful to readers, and
especially to dairymen, they are given here:
VALUE OLE FOOD EoR COWS