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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-30
Out of Paper.

Next 10 enduring "the sings and arrows
of outrageous fortune In having no paper
on which to print, perhaps the most diff
cult thing Is for publisher to explain 1t
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The high price Of paper has not reduced us
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anticipated, and shipped In time to meet
our needs, but snow blocka les and IN
willing ireighters delayed tne shipment in
transit. Oar spring shipment finally left
Terminus on the 18th, but the wild
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they understood our needs, and here
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hops to meet you rs Of yore.
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Census Districts.

The number of census enumeration dis
tricts OF Montana having been established
at q, Supervisor McQuaid as apportioned
ths Territory ON that basis giving Deer
Lodge county four districts.
The tenth district will embrace all that
portion Of Deer Lodge county lying south
OF the LIST standard parallel north which
rams east and west, crossing the Deer
Lodge river just above the crossing OF tho
Butte aad Deer Lodge road. The parallel
ex ends eastward TO point eight miles
north OF Butte, and westward crosses
Warm Spring creek about two miles below
Levengood's, dividing that settlement
about equally. and leaving Cable, Silver
Lake, GEORGETOWN and Philipsburg to the
north. Butte, Silver Bow, Red Mountain
and all the country south OF the first par
allel are In one district.
The eleventh district will take 10 Cable,
Silver Lake, Phisipsburg, Now Chicago,
Pioneer, Yam Hill, the Deer Lodge valley
west Of the river as far south ~ the cross
Ing, and all the country south Of the He'll
e. Gate to the county line on the west. e.
District No. IL will embrace Deer Lodge
and the country on the east side Of the
river from the crossing down TO mouth OF
Little Blacktoot. This 10 the smallest dis
trict Of all.
District No. 13 will embrace that portion
of the Penobscot country In this county,
Backfoot and the Campo aud valleys west,
freka, Beartowa, Bear Mouth and the
north side OF the He'll Gate river. Three
OF the onumerators win have plenty OF
work.
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PROSPECTING ASSOCIATION.
Organized and Ready for Operations

A meeting Of the stock olders OF the
Deer Lodge Prospecting Association was
held at the Office of DR.. A. II. Mitchell, on
Monday evening to elect permanent officers
and for other business. On motion Conrad
K0hrs was elected President, II. ii. Zenor,
Secretary and James II. Mills, Treasurer.
An executive committee consisting OF
Conrad Kohrs, s. L. L,rabie and DR.. A. H
Mitchell, WAS then elected with authority
to employ prospectors and miners and have
full charge Of all operations.
The capital stock was then increased to
accommodate applicants for shares and an
immediate assessment Of 90 per cent. COL
aectable on demand, ordered.
1t was determined that the capital stock
should not be definitely fixed unit. future
day, when the Association desires to In ,or.
porate.
Messrs. Ed. II. Irvine and c. P. H.
Bielenberg the . proffsred to the As,ocia-
ton for development cert lin recordei gold
bearing quartz properties owned by them
10 the district The exc, utivs committee
Is authorized to consider and act upon the
matter.
1t In antic patsd that In two or three
weeks the snow will have sufficiently dis
APPEARED 10 enable operations. and one
party will probably be employed in pres
pecting and another deve Looping.
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY,
FILED FOR RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF
THE CLERK AND RECORDER OF DEER
LODGE COUNTY APRIL 20 TO APRIL 81
INCLUSIVE.
Reported for the N. wv North West.

Reported for the N wv North West.
April al. e. Williams to D. Gamer, So so
lot IN Centreyiile, fronting "a feet on road from
Butte to Walkerviile.
April GID. Gamer to Mrs Mary c. Williams
81, foregoing described parcel Of land.
April 22.-J. Ross Clark ct ux. to Frederick z
Gleason, ct al, $500, half interest in Phila-
delphia lode claim, Summit Valley district.
April 22-Elszabcth Morgan to Ella E. Beicher
$500, k 50x39 feet in centrevilie and improve
ments thereon.
April 22-E. A. Nichols to Wesley p. Emery
ct al, sag, portion Of lot seven, towns hip s.
north Of range west, and water right bitches
etc.
April 23-James M. Ryan TO KIeinsehmidt q
Bro, 81 900, placer mine on Meadow Greek.
April 23-Wiliiam Underner to Joseph Ed
wards, $500, one-half interest in Rsrus No Q
lode, Summit Valley district.
April 23-Charles w. Moore to n L. Frank
ct al, $3.50, one-haif interest in Fulton lode
Claim, summit Valley district.
April 23-Jacob Thrsilkill to Libbie Vansiekle,
$500. lots ! and 2, block So, Butte. y
April 24.Alexander Fraser to Beaumont &
Lodge, $685., east 90 feet Of lot o, and eontig-
Gus four feet of lot 8, block rs, and improve
nSats thsvsea, Dec Iadar
April 16-Patriek Cahalin to Conrad uhisr
$500, ranch known as Horribly Morgan ranch.
with improvements, $40 acres meadow land.
farming machinery, etc.
April 26-w. 3. HardenbroCk to Pete r
Walton, 81, lots II and 16, block Is, Deer
April 26-Herman Rutter to VIM. II. Burgess,
$76, one.half interest in Morning Star Lode,
Summit Valley district.
April 27-James M. Fish to N. Contancin,
$4,000, interest in town lots, buildings, liquors,
cigars, brewers supplies, etc, Deer Lodge
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Charles X. Larabie is en- route from Ken
lucky, bringing with him three or four
fine mares, two young stations and Ave
year old "Gold-dust I" stallion.
ECLIPSE GsLD.pUsT is'a beautiful bay,
stands l6t hands and 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 "Old Gold dust" tt#
Sire Of Rolla Gold-dust, 2:l64.
Fleety Gold-dus 2:20, and
Lucille Gold-dust, 2:2l4.
Lexington Gold dust's dam by Old Lex
ington Eclipse Gold-dust's dam was BY
"Vermont Morgan" the sire Of "Oid
Gold-dust." This gives Eclipse GOLD
DUST two dashes Of Morgan blood-one
through tho are, the other through the
dam. He Will make the season ct the
Dance farm, adjoining the town-site.
TERns-SEAsoS $50 for one mare S25
for two or more mares owned by tho same
person.
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Justices of the Peace.

The Revised Statutes of the United
States require that Justices of the Peace
shall be elected. Many in Montana have
been appointed by the County Commission
ers, and, il we recollect Alright. the Police
Magistrate for Butte, appointed by the
Mayor and Council, Is given Justices ju-
risdiction. The following, which has Just
become law BY signature of the Presi-
dent, disposes OF the difficulty and author
ICES appointments to fill vacancies:
An Act relating to Justices of the Peace
In the Territories.
Be IL enacted, ETC., That when from any
cause there shall be vacancy in the Office
OF Justice OF the Peacein any Of the Terss
ritories Of the United States, it shall be
lawful to Gil such vacancy by appointment
or election in such manner as has or may
be provided by the Governor and Legisla-
tive assembly Of snch Territory: Prooided,
That such appointed, or person elected to
fill such vacancy, shall hold Office only un-
I'll his successor shall be regularly elected
and qualified as provided BY law.
SEC. 2. That all laws aud parts OF laws
10 conflict with the provisions OF this act
be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
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The Amateur Entertainment.

The dramatic and musical entertainments
announced to be given by ladies and gen.
tlemen Of Deer Lodge, took place at
O'Neilrs bali on Friday and Saturday
evenings Of last week and, in response to a
general request, tbs plays were repeated on
Monday evening. Their selection demon
strated admirable taste, "Aboye the
Clouds" ana "The Last Loaf" each being
beautiful AMI well adapted for amateur
performances. The rendition Of them was
marked BY ability that in some instances
reached high standard of professional
excellence and evidenced careful study,
thorough rehearsal and dramatic talent.
We forbear particular mention or even the
stereotyped expression, I" where all did SO
well, etc. The Entertainment was diver.
SIZED by musical preludes and interludes
forming attractive features and elicitipg
frequent applause. Large audiences we're
present on both evenings, and aside from
ths successful rendering the amateurs we're
gr atified by the financial success of the
project, their prime object in presenting
the entertainment The proceeds are for
the purchase of fine organ for st. James
Episcopal Church, and we trust whether
or not further sum is required, the anna
teurs will favor Us again. .n
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B A r GA | N d!
E. L. Bonner B. Co.
Deer Lodge.
FROM PHILIPSBURG.

PHILrPsBURG, April 26-In lieu OF any
thing better to lead off with, am tempted
to tackle the weather, but won't; could uol
do 1t justice. Literally speaking, would
liks to dam 1t, but am afraid il this snow
ever gets under way there would be no, b.
ing but dam site (of mud) left.
Our Bachelor Club is in mourning for
the sudden taking off Of one Of its mem
bers, Mr.. A. Mcintyre, who arrived in
town q few days ago with his charming
bride. II be don't find it to be the best
"strike" he ever made, then | am no
prophet. The evening after their arrival,
they held grand reception, to which were
invited the entire camp aud vicinity, aud
1t Is needless to say We were all there Tue
affair was kept up to late hour, aud VII It
with beautiful ladies', good music and bette
wine, very enjoyable evening was spent :,
and guess We got Mac. started off right
Next.
BY the way, Mr.. Editor, have you IN an
iE Deer Lodge who is qualified to read in
the English language, and at the same time
able to hit the broad side OF barn I"
with Colts navy revolver If 90, he
may secure remunerativ. situation here.
Such q man is needed. am led to think
30 from little exhibition in our main
street one day last week. A poor, half
starved cock grouse, by some nischance,
wandered down the hill into the street.
aud suddenly became mark for all the
crack shots Of the town. About a dozen
shots were fired. across the main street,
and the bird was finally hit and secured.
No one seemed to be aware that there was
any such thing ~ danger to passers by,
laws for the protection Of game, or penal.
ties for dischsrging firearms ia the 81 rect.
Even our honorable Justice forgot those
little trifes as he stood by and watched
the sport (?). Twelve shots at, say 10 or
20 dollars per shot, would have helped out
our school fund wonderfully, and perhaps
lessened the danger Of our children catch.
ing cold by wadiug through the snow ped
ding ticktts for beneficial exhibitions.
Therefore, | say, We want man who can
read the printed laws and, at the same
time, teach our sports to shoot straight
enough to make it safe for tho spectators
at the next turn loose"
Matters up at Hasmark are progressing
satisfactorily to both Superintendent and
men. The mill, Algonquin, steadily pounds
away, aud the bricks keep pling up. while
the men employed are paid up promptly to
date-the latter fact being highly appre-
ciated by our merchants and the old mill
men, who have been used to q different
method of doing business in days gone by.
The Hope mill seems, just at present, to be
rather erratic IN its movements; but the
best o: machinery will get out OF order,
and ore-hauling Is no child's play In the
present condition OF our roads.
Everybody is on the anxious seat to learn
the verdict in the Kennedy case, but mp to
present writing nothing is known further
than that tho case had gene to the jury.
MONITOR.
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Summons.

In the Justi6e Court OF Silver Bow township Deer
Lodge COUNTY, Montana Territory Before A. IL.
Barret, Justice Of the Peace.
Lee W. Foster and A. Kleinschmidt Lee W. Foster
Col plaintiffs, VS. w. J. Rute, defendant.
The people OF the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to w. j. Rute, defendant. --..
You are hereby required 20 appear al my Office in
Silver Bow township. Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory, In action brought against you by the
abovenamed plaintiff In the Justices Cont of Silver
Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terrific
~, and to answer the complaint therein within forty
days after the service of this summons on you, or
Judgment by defau II will be taken against you acord
ing 10 the prayer Of said complaint
The raid action Is brought to of you the
of one hundred dollars, alleged to be balance DUE
owing and unpaid, for goods cold and delivered you
at your special instance and request at Butte City
prior TO the LIST day OF April, A. d. 1880.
And YOU are hereby notified that IL you fail to ap-
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said plaintiffs will take a judgment against you by
default for said sum Of hundred dollars interest
and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April. A. d.
1880, A. II. BARRETT,
564 81. Justice If the Peace.
srRArr q SrArLEroN, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
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Personal.

Lev. Coleman, County Treasury u II
Butte.
UNDERESTIMATE Lou p. Smith 9 wife
| returned to Butte on Monday last.
Messrs. Frank Wooden and Fer Ken
nett, OF Missoula. passed through Ndnss'
day to the Helena Convention.
Mr.. J. II. Moe, Register of thu. 3.
Land Office, Helena, came over lasSatur.
day on business and remained day two.
Charley McWhirk, the Boy hitter OF
Miss0ula, came up last week and a. IA
ken a position in E. L. Bonner Co.'s
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Jones, Mr.. Al Mrs.
Geoffry Lavelle, and Mr.. and MrsJames
Mathews, OF Butte, have been in ten the
past few days.
Messrs. Henry Jacobs, Mayor; LAS. s.
Warren, Police Magistrate, AM VIM.
Warfisld, Marshal, were 10 Town
Thursday, having beer, summoned , wit
nesses In the Buell. case.
Nlessrs. Charles Rouleau, John AFRAID
ley, WIN. F. Stanley and John Mahion,
Deer Lodge, and Mr.. Jacob Lesser, Mis-
soula, are in attendance at the nnual
meeting Of the Grand Lodge, 10. 90. F.,
at Butte.
Miss May Hodges, a graduate obne Of
the first colleges of New Englandand a
Teacher Of French, German, Elocutn and
Music, will arrive here about June it and
take pupils or teach classes Il these
Mr.. Fred. e. Lawrence, for To past
three years guard at the PenitentiEy. has
resigned and associates with Mr.. Tell in
the lumber business, Helena. N Law
renee has been an efficient oficei is a
shorough gentleman and leaves man sim
zero friends In Deer Lodge.
Sally Raunheim, Esq, Superintendst of
The Montana Copper Co, Butte, mae q
pleasant call on us Thursday. He hare
,entIy arrived from Germany, and althogh
carrying on his brow badge OF hoor
rom Gravelotte, renounced his allegiase
% the Fatherland and declared his into
ion to become an American citizen.
Mr.. William Ballard, of Pioneer, return
ID from San Francisco a few days since
having spent the winter there. He iay
Mother Smith" who has had m any pro
otypes in Paris during enssu ties there, NV
'arangues the Sand Lot IN Kear ney's steai ,
nut that the depression in San Franciscos
lot SO much owing to the Kearneyites d
ho falling off on the Com stock AID tb,
teady squeezing on assessments Of mining
tocks. Mr.. Ballard brought mp an i'm
roved Giant to work his ground near Pho
eer.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court OF the County Of Deer Lodge,
Territory of Montana,
In the matter OF the estate OF George r. Sample. de-
ceased -
Frederick E. Gleason the administrator OF the es-
tate of George X. Sample, deceased having filed his
petition duly verified by his OATH praying Tor
der OF sale Of oil of the personal property aid such
parts of the real estate OF said deceased shall be
necessary fol the purposes forth in card petition
1t IL therefore ordered by the Court that all persons
interested In the estate of said deceased appear before
the Probate Court on Tuesday, the 25th day Uf Nav
A. ID. 1880. at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day, at the
Courtroom Of said Probate Court, at the Court
House In the town and county of Deer Lodge. to
show why order should not be granted to the
said administrator to sell much OF the personal
and real estate at public auction shall he necessary
0RREN EMERSON,
Probate judge
Dated April %, 1880. 5G5-5t
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The Grand Jury presented true bills against A. l.
Buell. three separate indictments, viz, for breaking
jail, breaking door and for arson. John Cole ala,
Collins, robbery. Tong All A. assault with intent tc
kill. Thos. Weller, breaking fence. James Carney
breakinga window. Annie Northcutt, robbery. II
Clinton, grand larceny, r. A. Del, grand larceny.
w. n. Ayiesworth, ct al, nuisance. h. Ecclesor
assault.
153s-Territory of Montana VS. Henry Eccleson-as-
sault and bat terry. Set for trial Mays.
laS0-Territory Of Montana VS. Antoine Normandln
branding colt Heard on demurrer to Indictment
1E4-Territory Of Montana w Joseph j. Kennedy
murder jury return verdict OF murder I'm second de-
gree. Remsnded Tor sentence Saturday, Msy1.
l5t2-Territory Of Montana Va Thomas Weller
breaking fence. Set for trial May1.
1525-Isabella Tnpp vs. John W. Tripp-divorce
Referred to r Talent. ESQ.,
1877. p. Carey Ct al. W +. Hrsch. ct al-recov-
cry OF mining ground. Set for trial May "a.
i470-Teritory Of Montana ys Dan. Milton-grand
larceny. Acquitted.
147s-Territory of Montana VS. Joseph Campbell
assault with deadly weapon. Continued.
l5f3-Territory Of Montana, We A. L. Buell-arson
Set tor trial April %.
l5s7-Territory Of Montana vs. Henry Clinton
grand larceny. Set for trial April 30.
15A-Territory of Montana James Carney
breaking window. Defendant enters plea Of guilty
1550-Tenitory OF Montana W r. A. Oel-graDd
larceny Defendant enters plea of not guilty.
I54-Territory Of Montana 70 Tong All At-as-
sault with intent to kill. Defendants plea OF moi
guilty entered.
Ibi5-Tenitory Of Montana vs. Annie Northcutt-
robbery. Plea of not guilty entered. Set for uia
isso-Territory Of Montana W Frank Normandil-
branding colt Heard on demurrer to Indictment
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SheriHs Sale.
william Wallace ct al,

william Wallace ct al,
Frederick T. Gleason, Administrator of the estate Of
Thomas H. O'Cpnnor. deceased.
To ,e sold at Skerifs sale In front Of the Court
House loor In the town and county of deer Lodge,
NJ T., It the hour of O'Clock p. m. Saturday, May
~ A. ID 1870 under and by virtue Of order Of sale
issued Iism out the District Court OF the Second Ju-
dicial Dstrict of the Territory of Montana In and
fer the county OF Deer Lodgc, and TO Sheriff of
said county duly directed and delivered the following
described property, towitAl the right title and in
terest of the defendant and to a certain tract
parcel of land containing about one hundred and
sixty 1901 acres situated Gfits Creek, just below
Griffs Lake. on the north side of the Deer Lodge
river and about six [6i miles noItheasterly from
What Is known as the old Perkins ranch, and where
John Oarten now hives and being mostly enclosed by
a fence, and on the nth day Of June, A. ID. 1878,
cupied by said Thomas ii. 0Connor. Aso, al water
rights and the water power saw mill and other Inn
provements known a. the Lal Mills. and all build
ings and ercctons and impo, thereon, and all
and singular the water and rights and privileges.
bitches, dams and reservoirs and other rights and
privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging or
Herewith enjoyed. Al Of said property lying snd
levied upon tho property OF the dtfenuunt.
JAMES s. McANDREWS,
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county. NJ T,
BY Thos. McTague. Deputy Sheriff.
Dated April %, 1870. 565 At
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sum mons.

In the Justice Court Of Silver Bow township, Deer
Lodge County, Montana Territory-Before A. Ii.
Barret, Juslice Of the Peace.
K. l.. Bonner. J. II. Robertson, N. j. Connell Z.
L. Bonner s. Co plaintiffs, W. j. Rute, defend
ant. ...
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to ". j. Rute, defendant
You ere hereby required to appear ut my office In
Silver Bow township, Deer Lodge County, in an &C
ton brought against you by the above named PLAIN
tffs in the Justice Court Of Silver Bow township,
De- I odge county, Montana Territory, and to an
swer the complaint flied theCin within forty days at
ter the servics of this summons on yon or Judgment
by default will be taken against you according 10 the
prayer of the complaint.
The said action is Drought to recover of yon the
sum of one hundred dollars, alleged to be balance
DUE owing aud unpaid, for goods sold and delivered
YOU at yolr special instance and request at Butte,
Montana. prior TO April 1. 1890. ~. -.
And you are hereby notified taat, you fail to ap
pear and anewer SAID complaint above required the
said plaintiffs will take Judgment by defaults against
you for the sum of hundred dollars interest and
costs
Given under my hand this 10Th day of April, A. D.
$780, A. II. BARRETT,
5644t Justice Of the Peace
CHARLES s. WARREN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Summons.

In the Justice Court Of Silver Bow township. Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory Before A. II.
Barrett, Justice Of the Peace.
j. II. b. Foster, plaintiff, W. j. Rute, defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send greet
Ing to W. j. Rutc, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear at my office In
Silver Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory In an action brought against you BY the
aboveramed plaintiff, in the Justice Court Of SILVER
Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terrific
~, and to the complaint therein within forty
DAYS after the service Of this summons on you, or
Judgment by default will be taken against You accord
ing to the prayer OF said complaint. = - i.E-..
The said action is brought TO recover of you the
sum Of one hundred dollars which plaintiff alleges
you owe him for goods wares and merchandise aold
and delivered at your special instance and request
prior to April /, 1880. I'D
And you are hereby notified that, II you failt ap-
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said plaintiff will take judgment by default against
you for the Of hundred dollars interest and
costs of suit,
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of April. A. D.
1880. A. ii. BARRETT,
564-5t. Justice of the Peace.
srRArT & sTArLEros, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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UTAH NORTHERN SURVEYS
For a Railroad Route to Helena.

For a Railroad Route to Helena.
The railroad surveyors who were re-
ported in the vicinity Of Butte last week,
run line to that city and turning, run
down Silver Bew creek, across by Pierses'
Station, aud are coming down on this side
the Deer Lodge river. On Thursday morn
ing they were about twelve miles from
Deer Lodge. Having run too close to the
river they retraced, and are on q line
nearer the bluffs. The party is composed
Of 10 or IS persons, and run about eight
miles day. The survey, We ara informed,
In preliminary and the instructions are to
run the line from Butte to Helena ola Deer
Lodge and Priests Pass. After this sur
vey the Park route between Butte and
Helena will be surveyed. The party will
probably reach here on Saturday.