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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
Hotel hispanO-americanO.
III. MATHIS, PROPIETARIO
LONDREs.
10y IL, ARUNDEL ST COVENTRY STREET W.

Este hotel especial para famillas, esta situa.
do en- el verdadero centro de la capital oire-
ce todo 10 comfortable que Sc pueda desear
Los se6ores viajeros que Sc dignen honrar
al sefor Mathis con su asistencia, encontra-
rau siempre su disposition un magnifco sa-
Ion de lectura Y un jardin para su recreo.
Peri6iicos nacionaies y extranjeros. Mesa
redonda y comidas particulares friados 8
INTERPRETERS espaholes b. 80 m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22

Anis del mono aceite de anis en- El Coz
TandO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
ia ilusTHAcloH"
LIBERIA Y ENCUADERNACI0N
De ANSELM0 CAMPINS.
PLAZA PRTNcIPAL3 Ponce, Puerto Rico

La Noda ESpafoLa IluStrada,
PerIodico tigurin para sastres, premiado
en- la Exposition Universal de Paris de 1878: !:
publication de modas para caballeros, sefio-
ras nihos y uniformes para ell eiercito La
armada, Y defensora de los intereses de sus
suscritores.
Esta interesante publication sale & luz to-
dos los meses en- Barcelona Sc envia un nli-
nero como muestra la persona que solicit
te, debiendo dirigirse Ia Liberia Encua-
dernacion de Anselmo Campins, calle de
Isabel 2. q Ponce, P. r. } Unico agenta
on esta isla. b. IS mzo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
AMANAQUES
DE
PARED Y EN- FORMA DE LlBRO
.nS IA lMPaEsrA DEL RoLETIN."

EN IA IMPRENTA DEL ROLETIN."
SIS venden Almanaoues para 1880 esfolia-
,iores de pared v dc llbro de mucho lujo Y
de todas classes.
DE LIBRo los hay lie venta 4 los preclos ST.
guientes:
"ALMANAaUE HIsPANo-AMERICANo,"
por p NJ. BARRRRA en- collaboration con
Alarcon, Aguilera, Ble SEQ, Campoanor, Ca
novas, Echegar Y, Fl Hlrtzenbusch, Ayalis, Pa
laeio, Revilla, Selg,s Sepulvedas Tamayo,
Tr1leba, Villergas zorrilla Y otros ilustr,s
escritores. Esta ilustrado con ocurrentes
laminas.
'Calendario para Espaka sus colonias,"
sistema americana, en- pasta, pequefia enci-
elopedia de conociinientos titles, con varie-
dad de anecdotes, efomerides, epigramas,
charadas, reglas de economic domestica etc,
con una cartera para hacer apnntaciones a
40 centsvOs unO 81 decena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
IA IUsfRlgIOI PIERfO-RIQUI1A.
CENTRIC DE PUBLICACIoNES
Y TALLER DE ENCUADERNACION.
~. FORTALEZA AZ.

OBRAS RECIBIDAS por los iltimos Co
rreos de la Peninsula, ilustradas con ID
minas.
Pesos Cts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22

velas do composition Ell El Colmado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
La Razon de Ia Guerra.
Para Ia Habana Y Matanzas

Del 2 al 3 del pr6ximo mes de Mario saldra
de este puerto, ell vapor espahol
"BUENAVENTURA"
admitiendo carga q fetes y pasajeros.
Para informes dirigirse & sus consignatarios
viiande Dominguez Co., Fortaleza 81.
Puerto Rico 10 Febrero 1880
hta. de Mzo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22

alunOm lngles en- latas en- Et Cota,GdO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22

Muy sehor nlestro: Refriendonos la cir
cular que antecede, tenemos el gusto de parti-
ciparle que hemos tornado una sociedad bajo
la razoH de
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
Our Ex-Collector.

In this Issue Mr.. Addison Smith bids
good bye to the numerous patrons Of the
NEW NORTH EST who in years PAST he
has . gone for" and withdraws from the
newspaper business to enter another and,
We trust, . more lucrative field. Mr.
Smith was athe Boss Canvasser, and, un-
like many other Bosses. was rs scrupulous-
iy correct In rendering his accounts AZ en-
ergetic In collecting. Our relations with
him have been plearant in all respects. he
Ia \ good collector aud accounted promptly,
and We believe did not exceed the wishes Of
the publishers to "give every man an OPP
portunity to subscribe; do not bore any
man to Subscribe; do not receive any nn-
willing subscriber; collect what Jon can
but do not distress any patron Of good r.
pute who 10 not prepared TO pay" Under
ehis formula Mr.. Smith not only collected
no our lists closely but added. largely TO
them. The paper 10 now working of ="
bona fds subscribrrs - large IN edition ~
IL has ever had and has steadily increased
Tor years. We thank Mr.. Smith for his ex.
os,lrut services and wish him abundant sue.
cess 10 bis new field. He b frst-clas'
bu.ns~s man, and deserves the reward o.
industry, energy and ability.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
Blcoded Stock.

Charles X Larabie is en- route from Ken
lucky, bringing with him three or four
fine mares, two young stations and five
year old "Gold dust " stallion.
ECLIPSE GOLD DUST is a beautiful bay,
stands lGt hands aud is noted for his
bloodlike appearance and extra style and
finish. He showed $50 gait at two years
old. He was sired by Lexington Gold
dust" by "Oid Gold.dust."
Sire Of Rolla Gold-dust, 2:l64.
Fleety Gold-dust, 2:20, aud
Lucille Guld-dusr, 2:2l4.
Lexington Gold dusts dam by Old Lex
ington Eclipse Gold-dust's dam was by
vermont Morgan" the sire of cold
Gold-dust" This gives ECLIPSE GOLD
DUST two dashes of Morgan blood-one
through the sire, the other through the
dam. He will make the season at the
Dance farm, adjoining the town-site.
TERMs-SEAsoN: $50 for one mare $25
for two or more mares owned by the same
person.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
OUR NEW RourE EAST
Quick Time, Low Rates, and a Pleas
ant Trip. -.s .w

Hundreds Of Montanians who have not
been to the States y for years are looking
forward with pleasure to q trip sometime
dnring the present spring. The cause OF
this general leavs-taking is due largely to
our long season Of prosperity, but vastly
more to the fact that We now have, prac.
tically, through rail route from Montana
to the cities Of both the Atlantic and Pa
cifc slopes. The Utah s. Northern Rail-
way 10 at last so near that the former dread
ed stage ride has dwindled to one that in
comparison is mere pastims. Passengers
can leave Helena, Deer Lodge, Butte. or
Virginia City on Monday morning. take
breakfast at Ogden abou. Wednesday, and
dine at Chicago. St. Louis, or San Francis
CO Saturday; or, by the first OF June, they
can shorten this time about one day.
The rails are now so near Red Rock that
We may fairly consider that the point at
which the bulk of the cas-, bound travel
will this spring change from the covered
cpaches to the luxurious Horton Reclining
YUAN Sas Va tnc WAN ~ 1NoTtHcfu lieu
X 'ck is only 100 miles south of Helena.
l55 miles south Of Deer Lodge, 100 miles
south Of Butte, 10S miles from Virginia
City, aud 80 miles from Salisbury. Taking
the average Of these distances ,,as ba-
sis We find that the Railroad at Red Rock
has large advantage over the river at
Benton. Stages and trains run daily and
connections are close and sure through to
all points in the Union. The delays and
uncertainties Of navigation are thus I'M
known on our southern route. Considering
the luxury, safety and speed assured, the
rates to Omaha from our prominent cities
($l00 list class; s75 % class, and $4) emf
graus) are really very reasonable.
Through tickets are also on sale at the
different Offices of Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.
to all important cities of the Union at pro-
portiouately low rates. Emigranr and Sec
ond class passengers have first class accom-
modations en- stages-a marked improve
ment over last years custom of putting
them through on mail wagons. Indeed,
there is pleasure In store for the average
Montanian who is about to make his long
anticipated trip east by rail, and to Our
readers in the east who contemplate jour
ney to Montana we can commend the above
showing just as heartily.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07

Regular Correspondence New Northwest.
PPrLrpsBuRa. May 4.-Qnite an excite
ment was created on the street this morn
ing by rumor that the Trout mine had
been srized by an armed free and all work
stopped. Investigation proved the rumor
true, and on arriving at the hosting works
founu everything IN possession OF about
a dozen resolute looking men. we'll sup
piled with arms and ammunition, and, to
all appearances, determined to "hoid the
fort" at all haz ards. AS to the merits Of
the case, will not attempt to write at
present. Conflicting stories are af,at, and
to say where right stops and wrong begins
Is a task of too much magnitude to handl'
with any prospect of success. The men
claim the mine owes them for labor done
and, believing they can get their claims
satisfied in no peaceful way, have adopted
this. There seems to be a mass OF griev-
ances, real or imaginary. between these
men aud the parties who have operated the
Trout for some years past, the true nature
of which does not appear at present. Mr..
Clplice, the present manager Of the Trout.
visited the works today and had talk
with those In possession, but up to the
present writing no settlement has been
reached. The men still hold possession
and say they they will stick. MONITOR.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
MISScULA COUNTY FAIh
To Begin Tuesday, Sept. 81, 1880.

To Begin Tuesday, Sept. 81, 1880.
We acknowledge from the Secretary re-
ceipt of the Missoula County Fair Pam
phlet for 1880. The officers are Presi-
dent, Alfred Cave; Vice. President, Benja-
min Kron; Treasurer. q. A. Wolf; Secre-
tary, Thos. NJ. Pomeroy; Marshal, Daniel
Woodmau; Directors, F. L. Worden, VIM.
Kennedy, Z. P. Higgins, r. A. Eddy, p.
Reinhard, W. Z. Bass, John Rankin. The
Fair will commence Tuesday, September
2lst, and continue four days. The Regular
Premium list amounts to $4,000 aud the
Special Premium list to $1,000. Following
is the programme:
TUESDAY-Entry of stock aud articles
for exhibition, and arrangement of same
upon the grounds. ...-+
/ o'clock p. m, running race, single mile,
for three year olds, open to all Missouia
county horses. for purse of $3.50 to
first and $25 to second horse. ..-.-.
At 2:30 O'CLOCK p. M, Glass Ball Shooting
Match, eighteen yards rise, ten shots each.
No. 8 shot; Bogardus' Rules; entry fee,Sl.
Entries can be- made up to time Of begin
ming of shooting. Premium for highest
score, one half of all entry fees.
WEDNESDAY-At1 o'clock p. IN, run
ming race, one. half mile dash, for two year
Odds, open to all Missoula county horses, for
purse of $50-all to first horse. At 3p.
m, t,ot,ing race, mile heats, best TIVE IN
three, free to all horses that have not trot-
ted In public inside of minutes, for purse
of $3OO-$225 to first and $75 to second
horse.
THURSDAY-At IL a, m, calling OF
Committees, and examination OF stock and
articles ON exhibition.
At D. M. running race, mile dash, open
to all, for purse of $l00-s75 to first and
$25 to second horse.
At 3p. m, running race, single mile
dash. open to oil Missoula county SADDLE
horses that have never run for purse, Tor
a purse of $5U-$4O to first and $40 to seq
ond horse.
aAr2p m, rifle Match; distance, 200
yards; open sights; off-haud standing hvs
shots each: must be five entries, Or more
entries to be made by 0 O'Clock OF evening
preceding. Premium for shortest string
| measuring from center of bulIs.eye, $40.
FRfDAY-At II .. m, reception OF ke-
ports of Commuters; examination of sheep,
hogs, poultry, saddle horses, roadsters, &c ;
and award Of badges, and donating prem'
alas. .@.-.....-s... ... -......e. .. "a
At1p. M, running race, mile heats best
two In three, open to all, for purse oil
sso0-$ $3.50 to FIRST and $50 to second horse
Asp. m trottinx race, mile heats, best
Q in 3, open to all. for purse OF $4Oo-
1925 to first and SIS ~ second horse.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
Trouble at the Trout Nine.

Mr.. John Cap,ice arrived from Philips.
burg Wednesday and brought Information
that on Monday night an armed party OF
25 men had taken possession OF the MOIST
ing works and Trout mine, refusing his men
permission to continue their iabors IN re
pairing the boiler iu the hosting WORKS
This action, we are Informed, was taken
BY those to whom the Northwestern Com
pany was indebted prior to Mr. Caplice
taking charge of operations. Mr.. Capl'ce
visited the party on Tuesday aud sa"se-
quently came here for legal advice the
purport of which has not TRANSFERRED. IL Is
a critical business and we advise all parties
TO ascertain and act solely upon their legal
rights in thu premises. Sooner or later tine
mater will be adjudicated IN the courts
and that fact should be borne IN mind oy
all concerned.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
Description OF Prisoners Convicted.

Description of prisoners delivered by
Sheriff McAndrews to the Warden Of the
Penitenitentiary May 9th
John Peters Denmark; age
80; height feet weight l9l pounds;
brown hair, blue eyes, dark complexion;
occupation, laborer; education common;
previous character not known. SENTENCED
from Cd Judicial District Court. Deer Lodge
county, for Z years for the crime of grand
larceny.
Albert L. Buel-Nativity, Kentucky :
age 30; height 8 feet s inches; weight l4l
pounds; dark brown hair, black eyes, iai,
complexion; occupation, brick-layer; educa-
ton good; previous character Lot known.
Sentenced from I'd Judicial District Court,
Deer Lodge county. for three years aud Six
months for the crime of arson in the third
degree.
Henry Ci,nton-Nativity, Alabama; age
80; height 8 feet II inches; weight 142 Tbs;
black hair. grey eyes, sallow complexion;
occupation. copyist; education good; pre-
vious character not known. Sentenced
from I'd Judicial District Court. Deer Lodge
county, for four years for the crime OF grand
larceny.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
valcdictory.

Having for several years acted rs travel
ing bus,r ess agent and correspondent Of
the NEW NORTHWEST, this 70 announce
that the special business relations between
the prop.ietors and myself terminated on
the ist OF May. Mr.. George Herb. who h
my successor, 10 nov In the field, and,
trust, will recsive the same substantial and
courteous encouragement accorded TO me
- the representative OF that paper in the
past. herewith tender my thanks to all
for favors received In behalf Of the Journal
and will say thst, Although occasionally
.ginnod up" on side issues b. the editors,
our personal and business relations have
always been arnicable and satisfactory. Ar
m able exponent Of local and general in
terests and nswsy paper. tine New NORTH
West. lam pleased to say. commands the
confidence Of the public. and With tho pro-
pristors leave ny best wishes Tor pecu.
mary succsss. ADDISON SIXTH.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
Sherin's Sale.
william Wallace ct al, plaintiffs,

william Wallace ct al, plaintiffs, .ss
Frederick E. Gleason, administrator of the estate OF
Thomas II. O'Connor, deceased, defendant
To ne ,old Mt the saw mill On Grihs Creek, Deer
Lodge county, N. T., on SATURDAY, May Is, A. ID.
1880 the following described property, tn-wli
Tbitty-two f:s2l head OF work cattle. - ss Fl
Six [61 head vi mich cows,
Six f6j head two year old cattle, '
1--we lbl head four year old cattle, ..s. ..s
Thre, 81 head three year old cattle.
SIX Isl lumber wagons, 7s .-.a .HJ
Two III log carts. ..,..
Sixteen f16l OK yokes,
One II ] lot ot log chains, -. ...0 ...
Six I6l head of work horses,
Two II mules eight Isl years old.
TIVE lei mules four years old. .....,
Three 81 mules branded with II on eft shoulder.
Two lal horses five [5l years old,
One II sorrel mare
One II i surrel horse colt B years old, 80.
One + sorrel horse years old, ..-.
One III sorrel horse branded with square and
One II gray horse branded ' on left shoulder.
Two taI Balm wagons, ODD a2
One II Studebaker wagon, - -.s.a,... ...,.
Nine [9l sets 4 harness, e.
Thirty I'VE thousand [a5, 00el feet, of lumber,
One III steam power portable saw mill, ma
chinery consisting of one Wood & Manns engine
and boiler shafts. saws and trunk, with all the ma
chncrv blacksmith tools and other tools and nipple
ments thereto belonging. .4a. va. =. -
one ri single machine of Allen make, and with
said aboye-named saw mill lot set OF carpenter .
Loois, ss .-gn,5..s..
Also all machinery and touls belonging TO grist
mill or used 10 connection herewith, ,
One II lot of tools Of various kinds not Included
In the foregoing described lots. -aa..L E
Dated this 9Th day OF May. A. ID. 1880
T. JAMES y. McANDkEWS, Sheriff.
BY Thomas McTague, Deputy Sheriff.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
PERSONAL.
j. A. Leggat, Esq, Of Butte, was il
Ak.ux

j. A. Leggat, Esq, Of Butte, was in
town this week.
John 3. Pemberton. ESQ, returned from
Canton, No., on Wednesday.
Messrs. Milling and Lauterjung, OF Pho
neer, returned from Chicago few day
since.
Mr.. II. 8. Clark, the late efficient County
Clerk aud now owner Of the Centennial
mill was in town this week.
Mrs. Shields, formerly of the aanprishe
Company, was playing in Buffalo, N. Y,
recently, in leading character.
Messrs. Frank Worden and Ferd. Ken
nett Of Missoula, tarried with US day and
have gone to look at Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman arrived from
Pennsylvania this week, and have taken up
their residence near the postoffice. We'll
come.
Mr.. J. p. Reiahard. of Missoula, passed
through this week en- route home from the
East. We trust that mention will not be
out Of place next time.
Messrs. John G. Rainsford and John
Branuagan went to the Bear mines Wednes-
day with full assaying outfit. We hope
they will tiud the Bear mines full of bonan-
zas.
Mr.. M. j. Council, the rustling resident
partner Of Z. l.. Bonner & Co., Butte, was
10 town this week and incidentally quail
fed himself for jury duty in the sweet by
and bye.
! Mrs. A. G. Botkin and Mrs. Charles
Cannon of Helena, expect to leave for the
East in few days, the former going on a
visit to Milwaukee, and the latter for a
residence Of year or two in Paris.
By an error in making up Territorial
items in this paper two weeks ago We sta
ted that J. N. Msrkle was indicted for as
sault with iutent to murder ]. johnson
IL was johnson who was indicted for an at
tempt to murder Merkle. and ne has since
been convicted and sentenced to three years
in the Penitentiary.
Mr.. !. r. Fitzpatrick, recently of Butte
and formerly of Fort Randall, Dakota,
has taken the position Of express agent
and telegraph operator at Deer Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs X. arc domiciled temporarily
at the Scott House. but will move into the
Office building. We crust they will be
pleased with our town.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.
FILED FOR RECORD in THE OFFICE OF
The CLERK AND RECORDER or DEF r
LODGE COUNTY APRIL q TO MAY 4
INCLUSIVE. a
Reported for the New North West.

Reported for the New North West.
April x7-George G. Fitrchcn 10 Isaac Nadeau, con-
sideration $500. lot N Butte. -
apri 2S--Wiiiiam Stulte To 1saac Nadeau, e.u0, 10
3ax12g feet on south side OF PARK street road Butte
hpril rs Charles b. Warren To q. w. Griswold.
sibO X tptsrrst m Wabash lode raim district.
April John B,anassn % yam is,s,e r10npron
April 2s-Joseph Bouiois to !. ana a. Naoeaa' ssc'
lot s5xl82k feet ON pHrk 81, eel road Butte.
Apt ass. r. Grim 10 w. A. Clark, $3.50, lots
April zs-James Iif to MIRANDA Hill, u, lot IN
block ~. Butte. -
.sf n ,.Ioen Star lode claim > district.
hpril a0-John NJ. Steward To Nrphi Packard, 3D..
utI v iute est In Steward lode claim, > district
40 near feet Of said vein with loo feet Of surface
Snii 30 Denume TO Nrs. q. II. Hopkins, $500
Y interest In Mary Louire lode claim. district:
-Auril 3l--Charles y. Warren u Al " Thos. FOR
ter. n 100. Washce lode claim. ) v district
hprii aO--John A. Legaat to r. 9. Porter. $500, n
interest caimr aud west from discovery. ON TIRE,
ayle lode claim Il district
Anil 30--T. Porter 10 ]. A. Leggat ell ri, s2foo
a. interest In Wabash lude. IA interest I'D portion
n claim and ella In claim west from discovery or
Grey Eagle lode b district. ,
spril so-p. A. Largey, admir- estate Of William
Reagan 70 II C. o.mstead, Sos, interest 10 "a.
IiQ0 feet on Mountain Spring lode claim 2 aistnc1
April sO-H. Z. Oimstead to j. N. Bowes ~. ID.
terrrt 10 Mountain East lode, Y interest in S'lve
spike lode, y district. 80
Ma, 3-john Noy ct al to J. A. Talbot = al ~
UO facinc LODE, :. y. os y r.,,.rs s,s,o lots
gand 10. block 49, Finite
Nav Joan Deylin 10 Michael Mead. STU 4 in-
ter.si Ia gregory lode. district.
MAY "a Q Witter q ai., to X. b. Wallace, Ct a.
aNo u interest In SusQuciana lade, y dIsirics.
nv "A. h. Drirg- Il al 10 Michael Sette, Ssoo
lvtr 10 and IA, block GO. Butte.
Nav 80. b O'Bannon fProhate Judged TO Charlie
Maui. S2o,lots and 10, block 4s Butte :,
NJ s-r,auk uufnu To cnxIixs Maui, $bu, lou u
and III, block ~ Butte. =. - 80
Nav L. Char - Savage to WIN. Woodward, Jaw
Y INT rest In Self Riser lode and improvements there
-, avn. Wa,kin Thomas ct 81 TO Robert nc
MINI. S2O0. 4 interest I'm Thomas lode, ds'Hca
NAV 4-Geurge y. Chamberlain 70 Atwei MoMsy
$500. quartz property In = ana inospenoen's -
Nav 4-McMinn a Lec9at 10 John Morris y W
.onth 81 feet Of lots II and ID and lots y ana
blocA ~ Butte.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plced in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy aud per-
manent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com
plants, after having tested it's wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt 1t his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated tv this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering.
send free of charge to all who desire it
this recipe. in German, English or French.
with full directions for preparing aud using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
w. w. SnERAR,
149 Powers Block, Rochester,, N \.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
Change OF Firm.

The firm OF kleins;hrnidt & Bro. whole
sale aud retail grocers Of Deer Lodge, was
changed on the first Of May to Klein
schmidt g. Co., Addison Smith having as
ISOLATED himself with Albert Kleinschmidt
AZ equal partner in the concern. Full as
sentiments OF new goods are on the way
from the Terminus, some of which are
due to-day. The firm will hereafter deal
Ia general merchandise and add TO the
present large stock of groceries, stocks OF
dry goods, boots, shoes etc. Examination
of goods and patronage solicited.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07
SHERIFFS SALE.
Quong Lee ct al, Plaintiff.

Quong Lee ct al, Plaintiff. ~sa# rs -
Vs.
dee All See ct nj, Defendant. .t 4. .* Z. .@FN
To be sold a. Sheriff . sale at O'clock p. m Sat
urday the 9Th day OF May, A. ID 1880. In, front OF
the Court House door, In the town and comfy OF
Deer Lodge, aontana Territory, under AID ny shsae
of execution issued from out the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District of Montana Territory,
In and for the county OF Deer Lodge. the following
described property towit All the right title and in
terest of the defendants either OF them in aud
certain piece or tract OF placer mining ground lying
and being below the iowa of Pam Hill ON PHI
grim Bar. where the road crosses over the old Rowe
and Bell ground, and more particularly described
follows: Commencing ut the stakt IN the old Dan
Morrison Reservoir and running south east $50 feet
To rock mound the corner Of Hagan h o. y patent.
ed ground, thence to the northwest $50 feet 10
stake, thence to the southwest $50 feet to the place
Of beginning. said property lying and being IN Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Dated this 12h day of April, 1880. #t. #tsast. #}
-.t- JAMES s. McANDREWs,
@"St'' ' Sheriff
BY LOU. P. SMITH. ..rf "a. ,..@ Rt.ss
Under Sheriff. 583 1t