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THE HAMMoND-PAILLIPs RACE.
Phillips Wins BY Six and Half Feet.

Phillips WINS BY SIX ana q Hef Feet.
The fsot race made st Philipsburg be-
tween George Hammond and Besj. Phil.
lips, 100 yards for 81, 600 side, and Which
was twice po,tponsd, WAS run on Monday
last, resulting in Ham nond losing the race.
1t will b. remembered the condi ions gsvs
Phillips fen feet in haadrsd yards, to Be
Judged OF the ostcons. Hsmnond beat
him three and half feet. After the post
ponemsnt last Sunday, many vAo had
money up drew it down-principally men
who had to leave town fer The niaes and
elsewhere. Still it 10 srtinstsd e5, 200 or
81, 600 changed haads. Messrs. James
Murray and Villas Wilson, Phillips him
self, Rash, his trainer, and few sporting
men were the principal hackers Of Phillips,
while Philipsburg put up on Hammond.
The betting for time was two TO cue on
Hammond, but finally bets we're even. The
Philipsburg boys fall heavy. There we're
allegations of the race being thrown, but
finally, on the afidsvits Of oil principally
interested, the situation was accepted. The
impression 10 that Hammond ovsrnstohsd
him self in giving 20 msch odds, Phillips
running better than had been expected.
These are tho accounts ~ they reach rs,
our correspondent, Moaitor,' on account
Of delayed mails not having reported mp to
this writing.
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MARRIAGES

wATsON-HRnPHILL-A the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, March Is, 1850, ey The Rev; :; l.
Cottersh, Mr.. A. II. Watson, Of Diamond City
Mt, TO Miss Sarah l. henPhill, Of Hsrtsvills
New York.
DECKRR-RASTMAN-A the residences q l. >.
wortnar, Ithaca, New Yorh. April !. 1850, y
Rev n 8. Hard. 1ila y Decker. Of Van ktten-
VILE, u. T., to James d. kstmsn, 81 Desi
Losge, uontAna.
LEWIS-HOWELL-At the residescs Of the brides
father, near Healdsbsre, California, on Tuesday
March le 1880 Rev. = Shelton eMcisting, H.
Jshn a. Lewis Of Boxemap, and = iss Maggie
Howell. Of Healdsbarg lfsrneiy 81 oallstir
county,
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Mr.. Lcnnell who came up from Missoula
Sunday gives us an item OF extreme inter
est 20 the coach passengers and not little
to the general public who, If they do not as
Of old "go down to the sea in ships" are
NOT less indisposed to 90 down to the river
sideways in q wagon. The Marshall Grade,
known to the travelling public Of Missoula
aud Deer Lodge counties. To obViate GO
ing over formidable hill, a grade close
down TO the river has been cut along the
precrptous bluffs. 1t is necessarily a mar
row roadway and is several hundred feet
long. On the one hand is perpendicular
wall Of rock, on the other the river-the
bank dropping abruptly to the waters edge
The coach leaving here last Thursday
evening carried Mr.. Mines aud three other
carpenters under contract to build officers
quarters at Fort MssouIa. At 10 o'clock
Friday night they reached the Marsh all
Grade, TO which the descent is quite steep,
and where the road just beyond the bridge
makes an abrupt turn. 1t wal starry
night and the coach had no lamps lit. Just
at the abrupt turn the driver says some
gravel ratified down the bank on the off side
aud the team swerved to the left, throw.
ing the coach off the road and down the
steep escarpment. AS the coach went off
the road it turned over once and, with the
team attached, slid down the remainder Of
the forty feet To the waters edge. As it
reached the river it stopped, and at the
same time the tongue broke out disepgaging
the horses and thereby saving them. The
driver and Mr.. Milues were thrown from
the coach in the overturn aud the three IN
side passengers cut their way through the
canvas top of the coach after it landed.
The wonderful part Of the whole transac-
ton is that no one was seriously injured.
although bruised somewhat, and the horses,
having Jared the same, were hooked up the
next morning and came back over their
usual route. Ga Saturday the coach was
still living at the river side, smashed and
slasheu and requiring ACKNOWLEDGMENT to
again set 1T in the straight and narrow
way known as the Marshall Grade. 1t is
seldom more threatening accident has &C.
cured and resulted less disastrously. AS
fellow passenger from Helena with the ger-
tlemen subjected to so grave peril we con-
graduate them the more heartily on their
escape.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plced in bis hands by IN kast
India missionary the formula Of . simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, . positive and radical care
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative posers in Thousands Of cases, has
felt 1t his duty to make it known 10 bis
suffering fellows. Actuated By this motive
and . desire to relieve human suffering,
send FREQ of charge to oil Who desire II
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with full directions for preparing and using,
Sent by mail BY addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
w. w. SHRRAR,
149 Powers Block, Rochester, N 7.
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B A r GA | N !
E. L. Bonner b Co.
Deer Lodge.
AMATEUR ENTERTAINMENT,
Music and Drama by Home Talent.

The Dramatic and Musical Entertain
ments in preparation for some time, the
proceeds to be devoted to the purchase of a
fine pipe organ for st. James Episcopal
Church, having been necessarily postponed
owing 10 the illness of one of the principal
ladies, are now announced for Friday and
Saturday evenings of next week, April 23d
and Gath. We give below the cast of the
principal pieces
FRIDAY EvENING-'' ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
Philip Ringold-Crazy Phil, Mountain
[Hermit-A. X. Ives,
Alfred Thorpe-A City Nabob-George
frankfort.
Amos Gaylord-A Country Gentleman
Frank s. Price.
Howard Gaylrrd-His Son-Fred. NJ. Reed.
Titus Turtle-A Gourmand-S. Beaumont.
Curtis Chpman-"Chps' '-Chas. Aspling.
Nat. Naylor-Thorpe's PoetIcal Protege-
rs. Poznanski.
Grace lngalls-A Young Artrst-Miss KEEL
Hey.
Hester Thorne-Gay Words Housekeeper-
Mrs. Ives.
Susy acknowledgement Daugnter-Miss
Bailey.
Lucretia Gerrish-'' So Romantic Miss
[McGovern.
SATURDAY EVENING" LAST LOAF. y
Mark Ashton-A Silversnith-Geo. Frank
fort.
Caleb Hanson-A Baker-Frank s. Price.
Harry Hanson-His SOMA. X. Ives.
Dick Bustle-A Jour. Bakers. Poznan'
[ski.
Tom Cbubbs-A Butchers. Beaumont.
Kate Ashuon-Hark's Wife-Mrs. Ives.
Lille Ashton-Their Daughter-Miss Kel.
[ley.
Patty Jones--A Yankee Grl-Miss Bailey
In addition to the above Miss Lincoln''
Chorus Club will render on Friday evening
"Joy Joy Freedom To-day" and Miss
McGovern will sing Barney, Take M
Home Again." The Club will also con
tribute to the Saturday evening entertain
meut. The ladies and gentlemen appear
ing in the above plays, which are pronounc,
ed excellent, have given them study and
rehearsal until they are "dead letter per
feet" and are said to possess more thar
usual dramatic talent. They will doubt
less be greeted by crowded houses and viii
have an opportunity to display their abili
ties to appreciative audiences in a gooc
cause. The entertainments will be giveI
at O'NeIlrs Hall. Tickets can be had a
Stanley & Co.'s.
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BIRTHS

FoRIMAN-At Sheridan, Madison county, Montana.
on Monday, April 8. 1850, to Mr.. AID Ms. W. ..
Foreman, daughter.
DUPUIG-At Lsurin, Hsdissn csssty, Montana, on
Sunday, April 4, 1853, to Hr. and Nm. ,. >. Da-
pris, daughter.
DERRY-At Meadow Creek, Madison county, Len
tana on Saturday, April O. 1880 to Mr.. and Hrs.
A. II. Berry, ssn.
sPERRY-At sevsn Nile. April q 1850, v Mr.. and
Mrs.. spsery, q daughter.
BARNRS-h frickly Pear Valley. April 10. 1859. 70
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rarnes, Q son.
FARNSWORTH-In Desr Lodge April ~ lsso, 70
N. and Mrs. ]. w. Farnsv orth, daughter.
HKMPSTRAD-Hear Deer Ledge, April IL, 1sSs, 70
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hampstead. dasEh.sr
1ORsK-In Pioneer, April 18th. b Mr. and krs. Il.
b. Uorpe. Q son,
EEssLKR-in silver Bow April 9th, 1880, Emma
infant daughter OF nr. and Ms. Chris Nessief
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Il 10 stated that DR.. Hencke. Of Missou-
h, who has been in III health for the past
three ysArs. and ph ysically inadequate to the
hard service required Of him in travelling
long distances, contemplatss resigninE his
practice IN Missoula this year and going to
the States. He Is . very skillfui physician
and his departure win be severe loss.
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BRUTAL MURDER AT SALISBURY.
The Perpetra,or Arrested and in Jail.
snecia, Telegram 10 New Northwest

Special Telegram to New Northwest.
VIRGINIA City, NJ. T, April l5.-Be-
tween and s o'clock yesterday morning
man named Chadsey, armed with shot
gun, went into room Of Closton's Hotel al
Salisbury where man named Riches and
another man were sleeping. Without say
ing anything he deliberately put the gun
against Riches side, just above the waist,
and fred, making fearful hole 10 Riches
body and causing bis death In about an
hour and half. Cbadsey attempted TO es.
cape but was arrested and lodged in jail
here last night. Il Is reported that Chad.
sey was one OF the men that was orsereo
to leave Helena soma time ago; but nothing
Is known Of the truth Of this here. Inc
Grand Jury is now In session and WIN IN
vestigate.
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$50 at
Notice Of Final Entry and
Notice to Miners.
U.S. LAND OFFICE, HsLIrA. Y. r.

US LAND OryIcD, HHLIrA. y. r.
April 10th. 1880
Notice 10 hereby giosn. that william W. Royal VIE
Aled Pre- caption Dsclsrstsry Statement No. 3sSf
for the ~ Of the 6V and lots Nos. and Of
No 10 vest, hiss this day Aed nstce Of his intention
to make aon-miaersl and 1ssl proofs In support OF
his said pre- -smptisn claim, and secure sns entry
date of this notice, and names his witnesses
TO prove his said claim and the los.nineral
character thereof the following persons Daniel Ber-
~ Chsres G Howell. George d. Lyons, and Thomas
Grifth, oil Of New Chicago postoaice, Deer Lodge
county, Il. +.
bearing will Ne had 1t this once ct 10 o'clock ..
m, "Wednesday Nay 10, 4. d. 1880, to determine ~
to the mineral mineral character OF said land.
and the right Of said claimant to enter the same,
and the testimony to he used upon said hearing
will be taken before the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge
county, MT. at his office In the town OF Deer Lodge,
on Monday. May II, 1880.
0. B. O'BANsos. Attorney fer Claimants.
S6x-6g
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Proof of VIII.

In the Probate Court In and for the county OF Dee
Lodge, Territory Of Montsns-ln the matter 81 the
estate of Johr Griffin. deceased. -
Psrruart TO an order OF said Court, made this s5tb
dsy of area A. D. $780, notice 10 hereby given that
on Friday the 80 day Of April A. ID. lse at 10 O'CLOCK
a. m Of said day. at the Cosrt Room of said Court al
the Court Hosse IN the town and county OF Dee
Lodge have been appointed the time and place fol-
proving he wi Of said John Grifhn, deceased, and
for hearing the application of Patrick Griffin for IN,
Issuance 10 him OF letters testimentsry when and
where any person interested may appear and con-
test the same. , =, ,
5t0-At ORRka EAkhSON, Ciefk.
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sDeci,l Corre,popdepce New North-west.

Special Correspondence New Northwest.
TERMINUS U. & N. r. r., April Z, 1880.
Track laying has bsen delayed on sccoust
Of heavy storms and ve will hardly get to
Red Rock and running By May 1st. Sno~
Is yet four feet deep here and thu weather
10 stormy much Of the tine, 20 that 1t con-
tinues difficult to ship much freight at spy
price, aud the rates are high. Freight
stock is very poor this spring. and tho pros
pect of lo~ rates are not very encouraging.
SEVERAL PARTIES OF ENGINEERS
Have gone to the front lately, and it 10 un-
derstocd they are first to try and find q
route to Helena by way Of Butte. am Of
the opinion, from what | can learn and BY
the action Of the Company generally that
tho Salisbury routs is to be abandoned and
that the road will 20 to Butte anyway.
Then IL they can get to Helena that way
they will do 30 but, II not, then Helena
will b left out IN the cold and the main
line will b continued on sia Missoala to the
coast.
OBJECTS IN VIEW.
There 10 certainly some bigger job on
hand than just running the road through
to any point IN Montaas, and think the
next three or fosr months win develop the
plans have mentioned plainly. One party
of engineers, understand, will look ont .
wagon road 70 the Yellowstone Park and
report upon the practicability 81 branch
road from some point On the main iins to
that section. II looks - though Montana
would have plenty Of railroad conmunica-
ton soon, and you can prepare fer boom
ing times in the next year Or two-at least,
that 10 the way Il looks now to
Yours truly, B. r. w.
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Notice Of Sale,
latxte Of Annie Fraser, deceased.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that will, on Saturday
~ April IT, 1880 By virtue of the power of sttornel
ID me vs.ei BY the lawful heirs Of Annie Fraser, de
ceased cell the highest bidder for cssh the follow.
ing dsscrised property belonging to said estate to-
wit:
One hose and lot situated In block IS. Deer Lodge
CITY, r. T. Said lot consists OF the east so feet oil
lot 10 and the contiguous four feet Of lot oil In
block IS, and improvements thersos, consisting Of
one franc dwelling houee.
Also one Singer sewing machine.
Sale to take place in front Of the ncBnrney House
at the honr of O'Clock p. -, on said 17th dsv d
April, 1880. -.,
Terms of sale Cash in hand to the auctoneer.
WILBUR N. AYLESWORTH,
Attorney-in-fs for heirs of said deceased.
Dear Lodge II. T. April T. 1850.
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Employment.

From this date until further notice. the New
North. West viii publish Tree, for four weeks or
10 employ Mechanics, Clerks, Laborers. Ser
wants, or persons in any industry. The large
influx Of immigration and the desrabiltty Of sc
the motive Of this propos al. We trust the OPP
portunity will be accepted and notice sent US
must know the re sponsIbiiity of advertisers.
FOR obvious reasons we cannot extend this
privilege TO applicants for positions, but will
make special rates.
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FOUND AT.LAST!
" Dobyns' Sure Cure ="
For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.

DosiSs SURF Cure" 10 In the form Of sauf an
,hput up IN large size inpervisus wooden Soxss 1
- aeed a. snuh AID 10 awsys ready ana csnvsnien
lor cse EftAout any extra trouble or additional ey
Pense Whatever II contains 10 cholorofsrn, ether
ammonh, blood reot. copperas, bi,nuth, cslonsl or
merpnine, and children Eve years Of age can ls. n
WIN perfect safety its wonderful and Seseacisi o.
iecls quickly fosw the first application, and bsIss
composed OF simple chemicals, We guarantees n ts b.
rrIectly simple and harmless. oas hsx viii last
ABOUT one month. and has frequently been su6icent
70 enect cure; sut 1t cascs OF long standing il nav
Iequne IRON three to SIX boxes. II Immediately de-
breath Its original purity and sweetness
Cure Guaranteed.
our SUM Cum be regularly and persstentix
used 40 directed by label on each box We guarantes
reef In every case, and absolute caro- in ali csses
Were the Patient 10 free from constitutional silmsnt
Q: complications resulting from scrsfulous or syohil
lstc anectlons. Where such ailments or cenplics
tlons exist We have an alternative which when taken
ID connection with SUM CURE we guarantee 10
cure. Thoa, H IRVINE 60
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale By STANLEY a Co, Dec. Lodge 20.
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DEATHs


LIZ RO-At St, Maryss Hospital, In Virginia city,
on Friday. April 9TH. 1850, James IL Gro. aged
about % years.
BRRNsIN0RR-Tn Helena, April ., 1850, of typhoid
pneumonia Charles Brenslngsr, aged y years.
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Stockholders Meeting

There will be meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Collegiate Institute, at the Office Of A. a. Mitchell,
on Saturday April cath, to elect Trustees for the
coming year.
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AbSh41sr tAst huutuiStTh lOfh
cersed, made 10 the said CO
Of the Clerk thereof, on %
made BY them. ON the nth ,
under q previous order OF o.
real and personal propert,
sums, to wit:
Description.
/. The undivided one-thlrd
thl interest In the Rocker
Quartz Lode Claim. ......
8. The undivided thl ono
fourth interest 10 tho Cali /.
fornia quartz lode claim. .
3. The undivided one-third
III interest IN the Thomas
quartz lode clsi n .........
4. The undivided oae-third
Xxi interest in the Ply
mouth quartz lode claim. :.
D. The undivided sne-third
III interest in the Geld
Flint quartz lode claim. -.
.. Claim No. 8 west from
discovery On tbs Ganbetts
lode clain.
z. One hay ranch situated
on Browne Gulch tl6o acres ]
more or less ...............
.. Creek placer mining
claims Nos. 10 to " inclu.
Gve :........:..........,
y. Creek placer minisn
claims Nos. los. 100 and .Oi
~. creek placer mining
claims NOS l2S, lSy, lJO ans
MISREPRESENTATION.
IL. Creek placer mining
claims, Nos. l3o, 1876, and 137
IL. Creek placer mining
claims Nos. l4l, l42. l43
and lA....................
~ Creek placer mining
claims NOS. l4S 10 lo3 incin'
sivs. .......................
-. creek placer mining
ciaims Nos. 100, 1o7 and 10
10. 0o feet OF guicn placer
mlning.groena 10 AL gulcf
40. oV rect 81 duicn placer
ming claims situate In Deep
Gsicn;::....:.::::.;......;.
~ ioVoIt guicnIpiaceI MIN
Ing elaine situate In owens
enic r..
10 HoVV Leet psf phAcer nis
ing clsins..;....:.s....'
~. Inc Aoc.r q AcAinn'
VIE l.tcn ana wafer rient :
~; Inc unnnirned quartz
MIL building, VITA tlmosfs,
iunoer, &c., hiuate o.
A". h ~. unui-
yldsd oae-nali vi OF me
Srimth oitcn = water hgnt
Isrsenal Properly.
Lot u; csstines and iron
nscnlninery &c, TITO los.
a. . l'lo cts per pound. -.
~. steam boiler q snose
stIck; ...::;..',:..::....,..'
~. One Il roll SIN rsooer
sslting, % feet al % centa
per FOOT. :.:...;............
~. One roll . II rubher
selfipg, 80 feet st "a ceLts
per foot. .:;...;.:::........
-. One roll 10 nruorsr
oeitlnG, 90 rect ~ " cents
per foot. ..................:
70. I pounos copper o. u
cents pr Ioane :.:........
81. Lot OF assoried copper
10Y Ionnt. o. csnts '''.
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FROM THE TERMINUS.

Prospect CT Delay in Acknowledgment to
this Front-conjectures as to the company's
Purpese.
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FARMERS AND sTocxMEN,
Look to Your interests

And save from % to 50 per cent. ~ srderisg yesr
Reading Matter through MMLon's -ub-
scription Agency, looatet q hse
Reference Book. CorrespoRdenec solicitod.
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Dakota and Montana.

L. II. EIIery. Deer Lodge.
4. II. Crounse, Helena.
K. o. Hudson. 2a3 North Second street. 81. LsRis.
Ward Brady. Front street, st. Louis.
II. Csepe, ~ Vine Street. CincinAatL
". \. Evanr, go Water Street. fittsburs.
Q. r. Caprsa, 81 Clark Street, Chicago.
L. p. billiard, ~ Clark Street, Chicago.
Robert Bruce, 400 East Water Street Milwaukee
l. G. Smith. 1913 Broadway, New York.
Jsseph X. Hixou, 92S Washington Street Bssten.
q. q. Ssnborn, n. r. z. r., 81. resl Minn.
RA-6m.
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NOTICE TO cREpIroRa.

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
"A Annie Fraser deceased, hereby notified - pre-.
sent their claims Immediately, and payment thereof
will be made. -
WILBUR N. AYLRSwORTH,
Attonsy-in fact 70. heirs OF esid deceased.
S7-2t
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TOR SALE-M ccarty's Toll bridge and Ranch
Z For particulars inquire on the premises.
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Mew Aorth
RELIGIOUS.
LOCAL NEWS

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one pustoface to another. MUST MENTION
The OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
vlOUSLY SENT.
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UERBAcH, WELLS Co. Helena, keep a
Il full line OF Blanks for Justices OF the Peace.
Same prices as charged by the New North
West
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. County OF Deer Lodge,
tae matter OF tho estate
.asod.
the Judge of sail court
'rusry. A. ID. 1851, notice
3 Clark and WR. Watkin
Of the estate Of said de-
urt and hled In the Once
ID day, Q return OF sale
lay Of Aarch. A. ID, 1851,
Id court, Of the following
!, and fer the following
Name Of Par
chaser. Amount.
J. A. Legsst.. ssOc,eO
C. Il. Carver. $500
J. L. Legsat.. 100 90
J. A. Lsgyst.. 4si 90
j. A. Lexrat.. $500
J. 4. Leggat.. 1880
Ire Mantle. -. 1000
j. A. LegGat.. O0.W
". d. Thomas 1890
J. 4. Leggst.. 75.cO
]. A. Leggst.. $3.50
". d. Thomas 5000
j. A. Lessst.. no
j. A. Leggat.. IS. 70
j. 4. Leggst.. 5i.Oe
J. A. Lesgat.. $500
J. 4. Leegst.. si.oo
\ A I.syust fnws ~
J. A Leg!sL. Ty.o0
j. 4. Lsggat., 1I.is
J. A. Leggst.. HE
j. A. Legyat.. 2.H
II. D. Clark. nl.S
d. h. Cohen. 90 90
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CT. JoSEPH's HOSPITAL, DEER LODGE,
- Montana. Under charge Of the Sisters Of
Charity. The Sisters are prepared TO accommo-
datepatients with good rooms board and nursing,
at twelve dollars per week.
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Hon. VIM. I. oaibraith, Judge; Geo. w. irvin'
H., Clerk; Jno. w. Andrews, Jr., Y. >. Dis'
Atty A. Z. Mayhem, Territorial DIST. ATT y
Alex. c. Botkin, u. s. Marshal, and James D
McAndrews, Sheriff.
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N ew TO-Day.
Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court of the Comfy OF Deer Lodge
Territory Of nontana-In tae matter OF tho estate
OF Nelson Wolyerten. deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF the Judge of sail court
made ON the sSc day Of February, A. d. 1884, notice
10 hereby given that James K Clark and wA. Watkin
Thomas the administrators Of the estate Of said de-
cereed, made 70 the said court and nled In the ocs
1.-THE Clerk thereof, on said day, Q return OF sale
made BY them On the 9th day Of Aarch. A. D. issy,
under previous order Of said court OF the following
sums, to wit:
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OFFICERS, ..r
y. 3. C0ULsON, General Manager, Ysnktos. D. r.
W. hARATTA, Superintendent, bismarck. ID. 7.
GEO. CLEEDBEIN, Jr., GEM Ag't, It. nentoL, Mt.
This Old Relishls +" line OF steamers will operate
hst~ces rittsburg ana oil points Ua the Ohio; ST.
Louis, Kansas City, st Joseph, 0nshs, SiouI City.
ysnkton, Springfield dermiLas G. n. b b.. Pa and
Bismarck 70 oil points IN
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