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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
er.npEAN FrEANnIAr. nAnKEre.

ToNro. Soy. i'.-I.:aOp m-cDo-r's. $500 'nr money
.h- g. f'ur and hsi per cent t"hd'
Aiaate aud GREAT Western hrst mort2hge trustees
c.r.ca'.- ~ 10 second IuIItk ~ u We" Jcra 'i-
console 4Jl- Nnrk trntlt4. 30
tI.ino, eutra}.i23 Penu-vlvauis t"ntr.s Rett'--'5
IoNUON 60 $3.50 PM t0-nl- .i3's Tor in iirF ANA
0Jaie thr account g. four pc ccut budt a. "l
hall il4 paiis aiyce- puyte tlt"c pen CONF
rs.fa+ 80 fTtug- i' t"ni mrs. fur fue 40 c1uHt
ioNuoN ~ nI Tho bullion 30 The Bank nr i.n@.
G2H4. the past me pro"
Bank reserve 4" haJ.F "ici h7t
Wrr Boa cent Is now IA pr cent Frnhos wanna
central b4N
rusnps, lsi p uitou'ps. 9a5tg for mon a.. apq
Com rH, I4i Al,au.l dhl
Western srcond trustees cert beti- 81 -
ffir. lbs consnl-, 4ul Frnr-g.NAna tri'al
Gls Gr1n E1f fari- nV'c's un0ir rr Pi cent i'hi"'
a =. francs % for tht ac,u NJ
Ig,pD> SOW asiver ~ quoted M 5litiri per ounce.
FARE, Eoy l@L1,hangr Ol le,naOn, - francs 70 'h
iIIu,s ieT .htcAs ~, ,
FtLl- Soy. ls.-Thc we-h" statement NJ the Bank Of
Frame .ho"sa t-rr,e gol! ri io1'0o fiale- ana IN
GEify Npt I--Iho weekly statement nj The Imperial
Bans has shows an increase ~ specie u -tV
marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

The Sub-lrcasuTY to-day gained ,S7Oo.1Gj on bal
ancc. made Up by gains of SG3.7l5 cGrrcnCv and
$645. 013 CON- his makes the total gam SINCE last
Frl1ay 81 10S S1l Money is working easier The bulk
If tie call loans to-day being made at per cent,
with few exceptions 1T Az, and the usual late ex
cep ions 81 :}2 per cant. The domestic exchanges on
NawYcrk AT the places named ar quoted as follows:
Savannah. Slea Is discount; Charleston. 5l6 dis
conut to par; Orleans, 81 % discount 10 pa
-. Louis. Ito discount Chicago, 81 25aSl
iii ,couut: Bostoa 10 cents discount. Tho United
Statrs Treasurer At Washington to-day received
S1GjO)O in National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were $3.50 900. and the in
tcrnGl rcycnu' receipts were Si30.000. The fol-
lowing ,s thr Clearing Houso statement to-day TX
changes. 2l3l, I37 500 balances, 50 COS 1914. The
trans clioiSa the ouu- Treasury covered: 'cps,
81 .22ti 80: payments. S5l4,SOl; currency bal
auca. -4..i2,.J.}2; com liancc. S13,Z33.9I5.
! he lore. gu eNchang Is are oulv less weak than
the, were without ANY change III TaieS. Inc posted
uuataiiC4S are as follows:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter NorH E'r'r Tcsseis mt Rtiir,rI.
r-EW YORK Thur.dov Nnv I. 1l1O
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
THURSDAY. Nov -, 1Sst

ASllFS-Quict. unclaimed
CorfON-@pot mo re- active and ilsc higher saea "f:O
hai-- ~~ h1-~ a-t evening". 300 uniug 2Gl Tor export
loo Tor spec
rict go 0ae5 Receipts az toe port Jt.u34 ha's o.
d5f, -u.l p balca day lat ahd -6ft5
lat sep eIubcT }. 2.ui&5e3 bales asa4ust
4,.So,75p during the same period last year.
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s,st. bonds were dull and without special fca-
,n,s. The safe. included Louisiana conso' al 1O'S.
North Carolina g., new, Chatham Railroad. at ia
q, and Tennessee Is, new, ut 4434@43. Annexed
IL. aiInnS:
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Dlpi0euo No,lres.

OFFICE on sr,sRCRovE SILVER AuSlNG C)MPAxH)
Mo- NA5sAss T. ori. ~ NAILsI,
NLH-l ORR, -oF. J.. 1880 }
dividend No. 1.-The B a!i oi Trustees
- have "a dav declared the regular MONTHLY DIVI.
g. - D oi 4-t.'ur. beng ~ PER CLNT on the capital
STOCK NJ tie o0wD.;. or IIH 81 q PER SHARE, pay
able on She .Ut1 instant 80 mis- 0iuce.
The transfer books viii be closed from the 18Th 10 the seth
incu-Ivc.
NM ;. CLARK. JOHN z. BOUTWELL,
rr.t.eut. Secretary
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7lis Low Midi ng
rUIT0ry .... S.. sIfll.u.

~ 10
STRAINED
- GO orrary ... s'"' wa Gdi6:
tuiuro mort 'rLyc cgsins aty ~ advance u about
r,cS. I71.0 t.i- Iri,es Dui-Nove1ber IO3iaI -;
'I'"' ~ f iC lef H W. i3GiaSo' ' Hay
ll.-ta l.t2 Jua. uf54ii.S lu,es .,r rnrs ana
nos February. ~; March - hp1l -. Me.
c"sns r1''s ! 'ntr 'e's to'e9per 1913 l''' D.
3i,r.n. j., Ann. ~: ay. lLol iLo- juno lL'-
colrE i,o qrlict ana .i.ll' Ordinary to rHm' car
20 p o, &c. l-.,e ii 30 IT, i'. n' 5'''f' ''"
FLOUR AND airAL-FLor R-Marser NOR. active erd
exon dcr.aa vi.i q, bu..,. chccs.l b. ~, -rlcs of
inc of dr-iili. i-,t. m. d,ias j" hns ii! i'fiiY
- .6ss 90 'ncu1ne IVES IND lots 81 - eJa.o Do. .
Cr0re u,-r wheat ~ % 9o1i % 100 hrlt
- iHt- - - }' ''s -u VIZ IS 40 ~
= 49, AID - bbis Minnesota -, Eltra - ~
2.' ~, vc[s Tor e,o.,; Goo.ug9.. 80 - ...
10 ram s,ira -.lr, s,- a, G'oa T., f>osy 49, - >
CSC c'naon T. GOOD lIi-a ws.lorn a s.ai' o.
R,und Hoop {, l0es5 20. Coca ChoeA io. Q. ir
50 COmm1n E1la MIN esota. . e'si - rnin1n Clear
% "a - s- ~ ~ ,,q r, fte@ 80 20 tc "a
Ncr' ho.er FT - oo,e 70 r1's9' T,q; %'s"t *
sc 80 bUi . rriioin; Conso, l. 0e'.' I:.tra. - II
E.. me BucKwMEA: FLOUR .e.u- - - - manly
- ID as 80 ~ 1if unchan., .'i IS, '' ni.,
GKAT>-NTEAI- iarsct or <c hcttcr. iar-r trltr
H cgs and now IN he Tercr i a II S
closing Of Ae anal sduir at.d -neai tie tachg
.ars 900 bu-h fntuTe $1,000 bnsh. .po' iaruap;
unsrad~i 9pnS = ~ w. Nc~l" OK .p'int' % 'fI
rurrad;a win5;;- nsi 81 1t@3i 95: 70. : ~
4 = "a - ~ 40 hei 81 :, :. ~ g. . =, YhI
i ~ n He'd EorrrneT. 8. 9Iedsi H. c.s:ns
81 - ugg o. 20 bush ir Doom Der ec se In store; l
81 Sd" January ny isnt = -" %.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 Hamburg American Packet COMPANY Line tor
PINMDt Iti tsint.HJU itG. and dA-1 ~ - -.
Gi.LLIE - 81 re-. ec
sir A......-........Fe C = E>~t th I'D - 10
RATES ot passage 10 Plymouth London Cher I9af ~ Ii-
burg and lout. south 0f Eng aDd tHst Nm.
sIur second Cable, SG0; -terragr S3o touud trp az
r.tuc,d raLs. STORAGE from Hamburg o. h1Nle, SO
KTNHARDV " o.. c. 4, III, iiAttD ~ Coz
General AGENTS. Genera! Passenger Agents
IL i.l.tl L. y y. o y s,l4lMlN, n
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Diui0cn0 Nollccs.

OFFICE CorrRE WNou Mr>rva Cogr,yY.
no. % HEoAD"Ar NE". OH. No'. .. 1850. 8
DIVIDEND No. .
T.o PER ,E>l OBJ. r g. I3l sto H. paw de- "a "'" after
Sn A.. , .,r om e oti and eo on ti5 18Th
STATEMENT orruE FINANCIAL CONDITION. OF
THE COMPANY.
, ,.h .,5c. fs 10 Soy ls.o.... - s5o 65
ca.b expenditure, sept. / to Noe. l.. ..-.-..
I.9 ....- - ,s- ..'....t'i' '7' o. . .- o,, 80
G'.l1ad of cents per- ,nar 5o,olo ,haro,, $4,000.
WILLIAM bRANDRErH.
oflca rua prsNrs MINING cou,aNy~
Npw.y6.k Noy II. 1850
DIVIDrND No. 5.-ihr DNcclorS of ms
~ cmp' hve mis- az l'i'a ,, o ~, 6iDtT ,i
.o,> pa,Dc the ooe oi Cine company on and aztec De
'' A.sosa .........
ogIrooo being cents per pay Ole ut the same time
,aascr books November 23 aGt r,'P p remo"r g.
qrrcEor "a Plata 4,i>G Al, n, 12ELnNS '2 Pc,
DIyIDEND. No. -; ,..,..,.., ,.,..,,..,
slo, I'm. capital s,ac, payaio W. n.saav, iec,In &c
doc on Tlsaay November 25 poN and REQ IN Thursday,
81 tia ot Of ile an,uca condition OF the Company
" "'1'p a., i,q,ce .,,,pIl- account 5oeo- s8
Noy. Is5ONct earnings toi uon'no Oct. 1910 IS
$1,000, -
Dividend Of 7'a cents per share. 10000 100000
Balance N'' D. 56iiYPHXNl ian5jii s,j 55s't1,
OFFICE GaFtN FOUNTAIN GOLD si>e Co. on cAlIFaoaSLD{
NVIUEND NJ. 1T J., b d o. I.usi,es
- tav. tu7 do Ar,A he ''nieen'a monnE DIV
tii- omp na'l' on .h. -",n Io,"u, e.. 81, ,
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lMpERIAL GERMAN WI.

I NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM -Hlp Lis" BEFWtaN AhWfORK,
SyUVIIs NPION And BREMEN.
Nov. - OH -aL Der L.
NTCEAT NOv - NAL sat pee =
mrs OF PASSAGE from y EW.I ORK 10 sol THAAP-
4u-;. HANRE or bGt.MINx eel,
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABlS-.-..- $50
SrEERAGi.. 50. 49,.
Return tickets ~ relIccI Prepad storage ortt
caie- steamers sail from Pier between 3 coHd aud
TLtl-i g.. UO9ohen y. . no - ,,,, c'.-..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET
mo .Sptuo Nm, C GGoi h!st 900 a. go rcs
,,,r IN ti.,,s Exchange IL london. 23's
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INMAY LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
TOTICE.-lir steamers NJ thIs it'" lake LIeutensnt
Naury'- Llue Routes Il al I, easons 0i Tie year. .
CITY OF BKt EL- I'm X lAf. NOV 20 u Il NJ
CITY or EEELI& ... .--SA i,J \ d G 4 ';5o q N
CtiY nF PlCEIJDN 7, Htc IL, 6 N.
CITY or 60. - i.l al 80 !, &c ~ ! - III.
prom = 81 -. :. X. foot 81 Ga T.ton ST.
rIuD. Return l. o. favorable terms
SUFFRAGE e.s Pr,pad. go. Drafts al owes Istcs
ana DtlI-i1oils iul'lsAips
Iio~. .t..urt. do not CARY "a 'Ir "'ry o. iles -,
jobs o.. DALE Agent a "h" q" iiuti" ~, =
uIa ClCg. t". 90 south ith-ss
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HoYALNNIL STEAMERS
3 ar0 auo Rooms.



4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY VIII let to q
" -u-e gem 'cm'n or TO to - cnrn iht i.ri no't 81
0u.c ou 5.i ave. nrlr the Nlrd. ing ot.i' i1 ana
Ni.'.o4 lt,;.
DE9pUNSlBLE p rites can fad wcl-ur-
IA u.ucd ROOMS VITA inst class lpAHD az - Laiay'
ot.s pac.
WITHOUT BOARD. eIcea.h furnished
ON. ms II 2 , . , 5st So . ne'- Windsor
.S'e FiFTH-AVE., corner lJu-St.-LIeyant
also a. eNc mru-. co., SUM, room ort"o ON lou hooE
sebIH-ST., 10 EAST.-NcwN and elegantly
OO um'sacd Hoors wit' or hou' private table
tls TtVI.G-PLACE-A nicely furnished
tO "a sorv front WITH board also few tabe
ba3d,r- wanted
roe AND los EAST 23D-ST.-Thrce large
w LIONS aa .d pH Dr., Ia5 ss '' Oh the "I'' "O' 70
OK EAST BID Sr.-A. larse Tont room.
- s'D clio, u.s. bait. al accom- mol't with good board
suabc tor MARI e't couple OF single gentlemen
West 5Ile.
small educated and refined private family,
q ni.. u tAcr own 'olrstrr brown stone n.u,e' n
bod psa.s; a.,oT% ,. 4. terms r.A''0"'.''
~ VEST 27lH-sT., 5ecoHd house west Of
- rraa.dy uoOu -I5 Ele alt "a ors, extra IA sze
snl appoiutAe4t. GOOD noon o. up Goo'.
.D,yD-Sr., WEST 325 Two handsome rooms
a. '" 5'oa lS' fo"tS' ia. '@'
,pO WESr Il list. Second floor back
% Au1ny) room wih boarl: also ha!i room.
ssQNE.T2GrU- table board,
go Dre.-.st ui -lnos. 80 ue' WICK &c" 'o'"'' Az
adDlllr Rates
on WEST 26Tu-SH. - suits aud single
home vi, h con,c cncrs of ho.ci terms re'''naO''
DIN WEST3gTll-ST private family VIII
~ 4 ~ .et. oIuou bolu. one t@o ~, furnished
-. Ill .tc...uuts. Rot au4 cold water, e!Os-ts &c
nou.e ..4 idraitl are uIst-c t7a.
Country Board.
GtUNNY SIDE SANITARlUM.-A new winter
y r.. 10. ,slIds within siN Ors oi Sc York % u
all Il d. YEAR. NH. ana tguAhc elm ite a. SUI passed l.
rriry ami oil mos here hca thiuDcss oI INio.
..u. a pufcst siit "it'I
4 - among Wool " nj IA ptV't1
.f.rrI- sunset W. Ns WITH uihmliei -un
-.,,. f,, ON, .tsld pilbZts tO. parcutfa A1iieHs
'''' IAuiS : PRESTON, "A. D., ' .neIuoDt Penn
Iu,lo.c stamp Tor circular
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West SIDE.

az EAST BID IA large 'front.' room.
- So clos, Isl hl. All accom- mod tons. With good board
t1iiab. e f1r uarr ed couple or ,iIelo gentlemen.
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Raiiroad bonds were strong all aronnd, with a
fairy distributed business. he special feature,
however. was c., { and !, c. first ssentri, Of winch
S112G 900 were sold At ON 1G3li 10 1o5 against
1891. last evening" closing figures. Be Incomes
were less active but were firm a 53a 5G&l@56.
Ere second consos, with comparatively small
TIA sactiJns, rose from 97ai to 90, and
the funded IS sold at 93d9iis. Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas first consols were strong al an
advance 90 l1s 10 11G, and tho seconds at 7il2074
agaius. 723s yesterday. Nrw-I rscy Central IN
comes rosc fl ON 91at tn 50. and Le1lgn and Wilkes
barre conSols from 102 20 1929 and incomes from
10 10 80. Indiana. BLOOMINGTON and Western IL
comes further advanced 70 SO but closed at Ca
final decline Of per cent Kansas Pacific con-ols
rose from 973s to 9sl1, and Texas and Pac lc in
Cones rom 10 10 IS. and !r,t5 of RIO Grande from
9ias 10 gJl2Q95. The following are the closing
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e.
TERA-tHtR0 DIP tklMKNI2
puI.ApItrulA NO. !. 4--u)
V'HE BOARD or DIRECTOR his lu, day
OFFICE OF fuR GARD Dg DIRECTORS
ANFKrttN iHpEtr- tOJrAAi,

AMERICAN lNpGtss toJrA>G
AEU D o.S. Soy L., $50.
r1,uF BOARD of DIRHC TORS of tus COM
1 many IA v. ths dW t.iir.d o DIVlpEA ID ~ TWO
- - and III tvTY CtEI~ 49, 30 FER SiIAil, pay
,h o.. me ad lay ut January % 80 ~
r transfer books nf Go hi rom me 3'h Nf "i bc-
Gee, Scr Z, IL 4t't D. 90 January most ...
~ order g. Tho BoAIu. j. -. hNAlI, secretary
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%, ,. 80 Da.i. 78lm 1890 &92ga& .22@,ili
- H 5,i.iisl ~ 4J1 il % ~ l2,t%l $40 b2t.oi5
Vai 10 n,n lG l7l7 ~ j. 23s $50 1921 1000, col
f. Va cints bush i,Ota - t',.oia.D l'-0' t""t'' 40
sIucTca. iDecrersa.
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IH->F, 10 EAST.-NcW'Y and elegantly
DO urn,slcd doors wltl or without private table.
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4lUGuclnl.

1 LII who are Interested IN railroad business
y And mile ~ statistics should got IL TRIBU IL All
MANIAC t5r i-S .ipN rraily. ur,r i' cents by nnL
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want 10
rir-t states try"nue Expenditure .ince i-75 Price
3D. ,.eftt. ty ftut
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SsR FiFTH-ANE.. corner -St.-LIegant
DsE iir-c hlpr sunny per'r board;
su Nrl mrl- co., sunny room or t"0 ON lourth h0pE
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-27
Limitation OF the Game Laws.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND

There Is considerable diversity OF opinion
In regard to the time when the game sea-
son begins and ends under the law. Laws
were enacted on this subject In 1878, 1876
and 1877. The Law Of 1875 makes 1t un.
lawful 10 kill buffalo, moose, elk, deer,
mountain sheep, goats or antelope between
the LIST of February and 10th of August.
II il unlawful at any time to kill any Of the
above animals for the hide only. It Is un-
lawful to kill beaver, otter. martins or
fishers between the 1st Of April and 1st OF
October. Il 10 unlawful to kill wild geese
or ducks between the LIST Of May and 10th
OF August. Il is unlawful to make any dams
or Dish traps, or to use any drug, poison or
explosive In taking dish. A rod, line and
hook, or spear, are the only lawful imple-
ments for taking fish except In the Nilsson
ri and Jefferson rivera, and ia the Beaver
head up to Beaverhead Rock and In the
North Boulder up to twenty-five miles
above It's mouth, 10 which streams seins
may be used. IL is unlawful TO kill grease,
prairie chickens, pheasants fool-hens. part
ridges and quail between the LIST Of March
and the first day Of August. or 10 chase
with dogs elk, deer, antelope or mountain
sheep during the same time An not ap
proved February 81, 1879, makes II unlaw
FOL TO kin quail at any time within six years
from that date. The above, We believe
are the principal features Of thu game law'
40 they exist on the statute books at pres
emit. II might BE- we'll for sportsmen v
paste this In their hunting hats.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-27
E. L. Bonner b Co.
Do Indians Swear 2

Written for the NEW NORTHWEST.
| There has been some discussion Of til is
question among church members and 9th
ers Interested 10 profanity. have met
with some Indians, but do not feel pre-
pared to answer the question satisfactorily.
| They must curse some. l hardly see
how they could get along without it
altogether. Starve themselves.
The feet of an Indian are not very well
protected-only wearing moccasius.
Should he stump the big toe of his right
foot, pick it up in his hand asd dance
around on the left foot and not swear, some
thing would appear very absent.
What If crowd were to come to his
wigwam to give him surprise party just
as he was dropping off to sleep, could he co
justice to the occasion without swearing ?
And suppose the crowd were United States
troops?
An Indian has no chimney to his habita-
tion. He builds fire inside and lets the
smoke take ITS chances. II generally takes
the wigwam. Now, if it is stormy day
and he cannot get out to tell smutty yarns
and laugh on the street corners, aud gets to
racing around the fire to avoid the smoke,
whiie the tears trickls down his cheeks. and
just as he opens his mouth wide, gasping
for breath, coal Of fire from the cracking
sticks pops into it, and at the same instant
he steps on the newest pappooss, how could
he avoid speaking his mind?
And when he puts on government shirt
and finds bow short it Ia, or wraps himself
in government blanket and discovers now
well ventilated it ia, can he be expected to
stifie bis deep emotion?
When, on the reservation, he draws his
government rations, takes them to the bo-
som Of his family, nnpacks them and finds
and smells an old. salty Goldfish about
three feet long, how can he avoid q great,
awkward silence except 10y swearing?
Occasionally an Indian agent is killed by
the Indians. Then great outcry is made
and the Indian is abused and called a
bloody savage, while, in truth, 1t was all
the fault Of the government. Goldfish.
Remember there is no commandment
against the Indian swearing. Then sup
pose an Indian 20 chase a white man about
five miles, outwind him and kill him. and,
brandishing his scalping knife, and with
wild whoop pull off his wig, could you re-
respect an Indian that would remain silent
under such circumstances?
LOCK MELoNE.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-27
SUM M ONS,

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory of Montana. in and for the County
of Deer Lodge.
Patrick A. Largely, plaintiff,
Nathaniel L. Turner, Defendant
The people of the Territory of Montana send Greet
ing to Nathaniel l.. Turner. Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above uamed plaintiff in
the District Court of the Second Judicial District of
Deer Ledge and TO answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive of the day Of sercc after
the service you OF this Summons. II served within
this County il served out OF this County, but In
this District. within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days, or judgment by default will be taken
The said action Ii broug hit to recover Of You the
sum of 1894, with two per cent. per month interest
thereon from the 3D. day of December, A. ID. 1875,
less the sum of 500 paid thereon on the day of
March, A. d. 1913, alleged to be due and owing from
yon To plaintiff on certain promis sory note exccu-
ted by to l.. ID. Porter on the Sd day of Decem-
Der A. ID. 1875 for the snm of 1884 and bearing inter
est at the rate OF 2 per cent. per month from date
until paid, and which said note bears Endorsement
as payment thereon In the Of 500, dated March
8, 1878. and which said note sold, endorsed and
delivered to plaintiff by sad Porter.
And yen are hereby notified that, II You fail 60 ap-
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said PLAINTIFF will take judgment by default against
you for said Of $685. with interest thereon the
rate Of per cent. per month from the Sd day of De-
aforesaid, and costs Of suit
Given under my hand and .he Seal of the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District OF the
Territory of Montana, In and for the County
tsEALl of Deer Lodge, this 26th day of February, In
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
GEO. W. IRWIN. II, Clerk.
STEPHEN DEWoLFE, Atty for Plaintiff 55G5t
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New Chicago Items.
Special Telegram to New North. West.


New CHICAGO, February %. - 9ester.
day evening ono of our heresofor quiet
ranchers, whose name is John Fahey, came
TO town, and seeing young man named
Thomas Wadd, with whom he has proba.
by had trouble before, at once went home,
distance of six miles, armed himself with
six-shooter and returned to town. He
hnnted up his man, whom he found in Ca
plice, Smith s. Dipgwall's store. Fahey
asked him some questions, and on receipt
Of reply pulled loaded pistol, undoubt'
ealy with the intention Of killing Wadd.
Judge Ferguson, who was present, sue
c.eded in getting Fabey TO put mp Lis re-
wlver. Fahsy afterward drew knife, bat
was again prevented from doing any DAM
age. Wadd swore ont warrant for Fla.
hsy's arrest.
NEW CHICAGO, February 24.-Joh Fa-
hey was arrested yesterday and brought
before his Honor, Judge Ferguson, for
trial. He pleaded guilty to the charge and
was fined $25 and costs.
A man named johnson, Of Pioneer, has
been arrested for cruelty beating his wife.
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DEER LODGE ROD AND GUN CLUB.
Adoption Of Constitution and Election Of ofheer'

Adoption Of Constitution and Election Of ofieers.
The club met at FIremen's Hall on
Thursday evening last, fourteen members
being present. Reports were made BY its
various committees and the constitution az
reported was, with few amendments,
adopted. Letters were read from Messrs.
Granville Stuart. President OF the Helena
club, and Ferd. Kenneth, OF Missoula, the
former congratulating the club on its or
ganization and the latter stating Missoula
would at once organize similar club.
Mr.. Robinson reported the receipt Of
Q letter from Governor Potts, stating the
appropriation for removing the Clarke's
Fork Falls had not been expended; tina,
tho Governors OF Washington or Idaho
Territories had no authority to grant per-
mission to remove the falls. and that prob
ably the better method would be TO ascer
tain II they are on public domain, and u
so, procure authority from Congress to per-
form the work.
The names OF Joseph Mcdonald, N. Bier
and David g. Irvine were presented fol
membership and they were duly electes
members.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year being in order, they were ballottst
for with the following resai.:
prrsideut. .................Pe Peter Walton,
Vice President. -. .....R. 7. Harris
Secretary and Treasurer. Lou. z. DAMIEN
The initiation fees were fixed - $40
with the provision that annual dues shoolt
not exceed that amount.
A committee Of three consisting o. Lou
e. DAMIEN. W. W. Botkin and WIN. Cole
man was appointed 70 draft Bylaws aD'
present them for confederation y tho mex
meeting. The clnb adjournsd 70 meet :
| rirsmsn's Hall, Thursday evening, Assc'
lth.
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An Anonymoas Letter.


Editor New Northwest.
An anonymous communication, dated
Butte, February 90, instant signed JUS
t,ce," has been received at this office.
charging upon citizen Of this county the
crime Of felony. "Justice" should appear
in his owa proper person and lay bis facts
before she Sheriff or District Attorney. who
are both represented IN Butte; however,
his letter has been delivered to the Sheriff.
Officers or the law usually view anonymous
letters With distrust and generally believe
them prompted by malice Or brought IN
covardica. Respectfully, etc.
GEO. W. IRWIN, H.,
Clerk District Court.
DEER LopoE, N. T.. Feb. %, 1880.