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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-04
The Mining Case.

The Philipsburg mining case still occn-
pies the attention or the Court and will not
probably be determined before Saturday
evening. IL was anticipated the evidence
you'd be- all in Thursday. We are indebt.
cd to N B. Ringelinp, Esq for an excellent
trait OF the disputed ground, showing ths
claims set up oy the defense, but of such a
com plicated nature that it is impossible tn
reproduce IL without the aid Of an eDgraver.
As we understand il the defense sets up
that the banging wall OF granite claimed
by the plaIntiff does not exist where stated;
thar the Salmon is not defined lode and
does not carry precious metal; that the
Scratchall In well defined, paying lode
and crosses the alleged Salmon ut nearly
right angles. If this IL the case il would
shnt off the right OF DR.. Pardse to follow
and claim the Salmon on the alleged dip nj
that vein and permit Murray 81 Durfee n
work up TO the vertical lines Of biz Salmon
patent; hence there would be no trespass
wn-re alleged. The case has developed
more alleged knowledge of geology, metal
lurgy aud kindred arts and sciences th IN
any CASE heretofore tried IN this Court, and
the jury should be charged . good round
tuition fee irstsad Of being allowed per
diem. Friends OF plaintiff and defendants
express equal confidence in the result.
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The Yogo Mines.

Whether owing TO the inability OF
late arrivals To get possession OF paying
ground, or To the fact that they do not like
the surroundings, etc, OF the new miniag
camp, Togo, n number Of gentlemen re-
Gently interviewed bring discouraging &C.
counts. The Miner few days since, and
the Y.llo wstcne Journal, just to hand. con-
tains what IL purports TO be interviews with
men. practical miners, who have jus. re-
turned from the recently discovered
district which are by no means
encouraging and which will deter many
from visiting the supposed iieh region. on
the other hand, the HusbaadnaB aud the
Benton Record claim that the mines Ut
Yogo have been demonstrated to DO Of y
paying character that work Is being pros
ecuted al fast as means aud the weather
will permit that men known To be reliable
have visited and pronounced the district
one that will be noted for It's productiveness
OF gold, and predict bright future Tor the
northermost mining camp. 80 far removed
we are unable to judge Of the correctness
of either side OF the stories 10 circulation.
That Yogo may prove fabulousiy rich ia
desired BY all Montanians, but while con-
tiictinc stories are bruited about 1t might
be well for those who contemplate gong
there to make haste slowly.
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Horse Notes.

Mr.. John 3. Pemberton has received
from tho east some fine stock and the same
are nov ut his ranch near town. We are
unable TO obtain breed and pedigree, but
viii publish the same next week II obtain
able.
Mr.. Larabie's Golddust horses, now at
the Dance farm. ars beauties. and the
breed are suitable for saddle or buggy
horses, With . good record Cor speed. !.
Mr.. Sam Scott Las fast and stylish
double team Billy Grant" and /" Black
joe" "Humpy," too, IL something OF
trotter. La this connection We hear Y
mentioned that Mr.. ScotI has offered y
match Billy Grant" against James MUIR
rays Brutus" for tho sum Of 5000
side--the race 70 take place on the oiir
tr.ck. Mr.. Murray will make . race fo'
1, 600 = aide over the Butte course, bul
MI. 3. sara he win not increase the firs'
msDt,oned sum and win not trot u Butte
Just ID this vicinity ON b seem namoe'
Of nice horses being exercised daily
Among them 70 note those belonging z
Mr.. j. N. York, Phil. 3. Evans, WIN
zosel and w. b. Miller and 10 % tow Y
Montana do 70 think there en- b fcand =
largo number a horsss q better stra''
o. mors hAndsons Appearanss.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-04

kleiuschlaIdt IL Co have removed their
grocery store to the north room oi Wilcox .
corner, aud the new stock of dry goods,
boots, shoes and gentlemen's furnishing
goods will be opened in the corner building
next week. New goods in all lines have
oeen received. lw
Ming's Opera House, Helena, is bsiug
pushed rapidly to completion. IL would be
creditaoie theatre building in h city Of
fifty Thousand people. IL Is expected II
will be- completed by Sept. LIST, and will
to be followed by McAllister aid Ministries,
each of which combinations will play about
six weeks tour in the Territory. This
method will be more desirable and success
full than a resident company. Messrs.
Harvey 81 Blum ard MIR. Frank BosworIh
are arranging Tor these combinations.
At the race of w. V. Smith against time
IN the Deer Lodge track q few weeks ago,
the bay mare owned 10y o. Beardsley de-
veloped some speed and made she best time
for mile of any of the horses used. At
Butte, also. On NAV l65h the little animal
sustained Der previous good reputation.
Her owner IL proud Of her gait and cvuse-
quently race was matched with horse
belonging to Mr.. Lavatta, and ON being
run on the 3oth Mr.. Beardsley pocketed
| the 800 stakes. Johnny Munroe, at the
Western Brewery, laboring under the i'm
preston that was the possessor Of an ami
NAL feeter than the aforesaid mare, anoth
or race was matched and run on Wednes
day. Distance one mile, stakes $lJ0. AND
the Beardsley mare was again the winner
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Arrival OF Goods.

Our merchants have been receiving du-
ring the past week a portion of the goods
ordered for the spring trade. Among
trains which have arrived and unloaded
were those for Z. l.. Bonner u Co., who
have received to this writing l0,0o0fbS !;
p. Lansing. 2,00Vibs.; Keunou Il Zenol,
25. 0OUtb- Murphy, higgins & Co.; $1,000
Tbs {; Coleman & Co; 4,l9Ufb>; and
N. Contanclp. 6,620 lbs. The freight
rate on the foregoing has averaged
25c from Terminus here. NJ. Blen is in
receipt of a shipment of furniture ola Ben
ton. bis rate from Chicago to Deer Lodge
will bear favorable comparison with the
foregoing. Kleinschmidt IL Co. daily ex-
pect the arrival OF large stock OF goods,
and other of our dealers, including those
already mentioned, inform us they expect
heavy invoices To reach here within tue next
few days.
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The Helena Concert.

We had the pleasure of attending IN he'-
cna on Tuesday evening the concert Nc Tue
Presbyterian Church aud hearing the pest
singing w. have heard in Montana. NO
provrammes we're published, aud being ac-
q .inted with many OF the participants we
can only speak generally OF them or tue
concert. MISS King. formerly OF the ih'
sfitute here, is, we believe. the leader ot
rhs association giving the concert. Her
voice has acquired power in the past Two
wears aud lost none of it's sweetness. Among
her solos were the aforementioned "oia
Log Cabin in the Lana" Last Rose OF
Summer" and down the Shado"ea
Lane" Miss Jennie D'Acheul, formerly
resident here, sang several solos. She mas
an exquisite voice, finely cultured. remind
ing one of Mrs. Wilcox. Miss Wallace,
Miss of thirteen, rendered two or three So
los with tiue effect and possesses remark
ably fine voice. Ii it improves with the
years she will be the song bird of Montana.
Each OF these ladies WAS handsomely en-
cored. The event of the evening was
vocal quartette by Cornelius Hedges,
ID. H. Cuthbert, Il. w. Knight
and Frank p Sgerliug, Esqs.. who are, We
believe, the Dsacoss OF the Church. Had
the piano not got out of tune it is probable
they would have continued singing as long
as the audience remained. We can assure
the gentlemen that if they repeat their per-
formance the house would noe hold the
people. The concert was altogether most
delightful entertainment aud the large au'
dience testified its appreci alton BY emphatic
approval.
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By reference To their advertisement 1t
will be seen that the prcprietcrs OF the Nc
Burney House have made o reduction In
the prices heretofore charged by them.
Board per day is now from W TO $3.50, ac-
cording TO location OF room; single meals
5Oc, and day board W per week, or about
$50 per month. The gentlemen now con-
Quoting the McBurney House are the srst
who have made q success Of Its conduct.
While starting with but few inducements
favorable they have succeeded In establish
ing a reputation of having the best hotel
In Montana. A short time since Messrs.
Aylesworth e. Mcfarland leased the Ut.
Nicholas Hotel vt Butte. Rates CORES
Fondng to those mentioned are the charges
made by them ut the metropolis also. The
proprietors have always made their hotels
pleasant stopping place, are deserving
gentlemen, have made reduction In rates
as soon an consistent, taking into consider
ton the cost Of supplies heretofore, and We
trust will DO benefited by the reduction Of
rites. 1920 # s##N
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Pioneer Book BIndery.

we are in receipt from Mr.. George T..
Boos, of Helena, of a circular announcing
bis purchase OF the Herald book oindery
and paper box mAnufactoIy. Since the es-
tabhsment Of this industry 10 the summer
OF 1878 Mr.. Boos mas been IN charge 40
foremaa, and the work done Tor the pnoiic
Is the best recommendation OF what IL WIN
ba In the future. The proprietor intends
adding largely to his stock, and VIII par-
chase the newest and most approved ma
chlnery with the view Of doing IN Montana
work which to this time has had to DO sent
elsewhere. A
Ever Of those who encourage home IN
dustries We cordially commend the Pioneer
Book B,pdery to the public and trust ~
proprietor will receive the substantial sup
port OF all desiring work 10 bis line.
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a. Mr.. Wolco:t, Locating Engineer Of the
U. L. N. II. r., and Mr.. Dunn, Superin-
tendsnt OF Construction OF the same road,
reached Helena on Tuesday evening, having
failed to intercept Mr.. Moscrip's surveying
party en- route. they Designed returning
on Wednesday to seek them on the range.
The gentlemen informed Us the road would
probably be constr Noted this year to either
the vicinity of Salisbury or Wunderlich's,
depending upon which route In determined
upon by the Union Pacific Company. We
inferred that the preference was for the
route ola Wunderlich's, with the eventual
object OF reaching Helena. This route
will afford much more business than that
ola the jefferson and Radersburg, and the
assumption 10 that IL is ten Or fifteen miles
shorter, although the latter will not he de-
termtned uat,l "A route Is found and survey
cd across the Main kaage, the Radersourg
route having already been measured two
years since. Al the time Of this conversation
it was assumed from all rumors that the
Priest Pass route would bs found practical
BILE. We are sorry TO add that on Wednes-
day Mr.. John Gilbert Informed us he had
been with Mr.. Moscrp's party on Tuesday
and they had abandoned the Priest Pass
after fruitless effut to find line of $50
feet to the mile. The line from the mouth
OF Little Blackfoot, with the exception OF
the Range. |. easily practicable. The party
on Wednesday started line over pass
still further north. We shall regret 1t ex-
ceedlngly If this ramon proves correct, as
much hope had been entertained OF the
Priest Pass but, II worst comes to worst,
we still know the Ten Mile Pass, few
miles south. is practicable on 100 feet grade,
AZ evidenced by the Northern Pacific SUI
veys. II the above rumor is correct 1t will
also elucidate what has been mystery
why the Northern Pacific engineers, who
spent two weeks in tho vicinity, did not
find Priests Pass II possessed OF 40 much
advantage over ell Others. Messrs. VOL
colt and Dunn will return in few days to
the Terminus and IL Is probable the party
will not deem it longer necessary DO conceal
the facts developed by the preliminary sur
vey. ..
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Alias Summons.

In the Justices Court, township OF Cottonwood,
county of Deer Lodge and Territory Of Montana
Before +. Gleason, Justite Of the Peace.
Charles Wunderlick, Plaintiff, F..
Chris. Herlocker. Defendant. @.e#
rhe people OF the Territory Of Montana send greeting
TO Chris. Herlocker, d PENDANT.
You Ire hereby required tu appear ut my office, In
the township ot Cottonwood, county of Deer Lodge
and Territory oi Montana, ON Monday tho 2sth day
Oi June 1850, al 10 O'Clock, M, and answer the
account lille In an action TO recover of You the sum
of 500 aS ALLEGED TO he due and now owing by yoa
a balance account to said plaintiff, for goods.
wares and merchandise sold and delivered at your
special instance and request, 1905, .. ,.-..,
Aud you are hereby notified that IL YOU taif to APP
pear and said above required ihu
said plaintiff will take Judgment by default against
yun fu the sum of o. 81 100 dollars and of slit
even under my hand, this 2tLh day OF May. 1850.
II. b. GLEASON ''
j. c. ROBINSON, ESQ. Justice OF the Peace.
Atty. for Plaintiff. $50 1t
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Ample Northcutt, whose escape from the
county Jail and subsequent reeapture we
mentioned last wsek. In addition to the
statement that she attempted suicide by
the use of morphine, Is IN fair way to
recover and will be returned to Deer Lodge
in a short time. Her escaping will be
prevented hereafter. From Helena ex-
changes we get the following relative to
her arrest and unsuccessful attempt at self
struction: In COMPANY with j. W. Savage
and attired in mems clothes. she WAS SEE N
near Helena, making the journey IN ped
d.er's wagon. Sheriff Jetfers went out TO
meet the party. Savage and the driver
alone we're ole, but au examination
showed Mrs. N. beneath a pile OF clothing
in tue wagon. Placed under arrest she fol
lowed The Sheriff without remcnstrance,
while Savage was placed in charge Of Dep
pty Sheriff Storr. of Beaverhead county.
Mrs. Northc utt and her captor returned to
Helena in buggy. while Savage and his
captor were on foot. The latter Informed
Mr.. Storr that the escaping nymFh du pare
had In her possession bottle of morph'ue,
which she intended using to destroy her
self in the case OF capture; that she had
told him she would meyer return 70 Deer
Lodge. Upon receiving this information
tine deputy hurried to Helena to inform the
Sheriff, who bad previously arrived.
examined the prisoner, and, finding moth
ing of suspicious nature, consigned her
TO a CELL On receiving the information a
second search was made, resulting in the
finding of the morphine, and Mrs. N. de-
nied having taken but a small quantity a.
a stimulant. In a short time, however, it
was shown that she had taken enough to
cause deep sleep, from which 1t required
the presence of two physicians to arouse
her. She was finally freed from the drug
by the use Of a stomach pump and being
walked around the Jail yard. At present
writing the would-be suicide is In the hos.
piual at Helena, and has sufficiently recov-
cred to write four-page letter to her hus:
baud, which missivs was sent TO Sheriff
McAndress aud has DOUBTLESS been delv-
cred. From present indications Mrs. N.
bids fair to survive until the September
term.
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William T. Boardman and John II. Trsherger, plain
tts, f.. s.- r. ..-.
Daniel Jaeger solomon Solberger and Samuel w. At
kins, defendants.
To he sold ut Sheriff. sale In front of the Office OF
Barret d Warren, In the town OF Butte M. I, on
Saturday the 26th day of June 1880 at the no ir ut
2 O'Clock y. m. under and by virtue of an execution
ssit from out the District Court OF the second JH-
dicia District OF Montana Territory, In ard for
the comfy OF Deer Lodge, the following described
property, tOwit All the right, title and interest OF
the above named defendants, or either Of them or
which they had on the 2ad day OF November, A. ID
1879 or have since acquired In and 10 what Il known
~ the Nighthawk quartz lode. situated In Sunmit
Valley mining district, neer Lodge county, Montana
Territory said interest being undivided one-half Of
said lode description of which more fully appears
In the Records of Der Lodge county, VI, T., In book
of Locations page 50 referencr being thereto had.
Dated this 1st day OF June, A. ID. 1881.
j MES 5. McANDREWS sheriff.
BY Lou. 7. smith Under-SheriH. 670-H.
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Desira bis Property.

Judge Galbraith aud MIR. Fl. 8. Reed
have recently acquired title to some desira-
ele property on upper Second street, Deer
Lodge, the former having about i've and
one-half acres, while Mr.. Reed has about
thirty acres. This IL one or the prettiest
PORTIONS Of the town. Both gentlemen
have In contemplation the erection Of good
dwelling houses on their nswly-purchased
ground. Mr.. Reed will probably dispose
OF part OF the land owned BY bin. Be-
lore placing II on sale be designs dividing
tnat 10 b. sold into lots OF different sizes.
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Sale Of Town Lots.

Notice IL hereby given that will; at o'c'ock n
m on Wednesday. the 18th day OF June, A. ID. 1880
nj the front door the Conrt House IN the town t
Deer Lodge, in The County VI Deer Lodge, NIT, OF
fer and sell at public sale the following tdescriocd
town lots, situated In the said town of Dser Lodge,
to-wt:
All Of the lots In block numbered thirty T37
1--WE r5l Fix f6I, seven H. tight ISL niue t9l and
ten ll0Ii In block numbered forty-nne [4Dl all the
ots In blocks numbered ffty 1901 hty-onc T5il, 81
A, 81 b, nifty eight t5sl ftynins 1891; los humber
ed l. T. B. A. s, q, 0, and 10 in block numbered
sixty -three 1851 and all the lots In blocks numbered
sixty-foar [6tl sixve lG5l sixty-six 1861, seventy
s70l seventy I'LL. seventy tive 12seycnty three
T1s -eveuty.four r74l sesenty-hve 75l seven tysix
l7Hl, seventy-nine l19l AMI eighty 1901 IL ,..sf.
Tie above named hts will be sold under the pro-
visions of section l6 OF the Towuste Act, and bid
for any lot than the minimum price of fourteen
dollars viii be received. - III E1.##
4 r ORREN EMERSON,
570.td &s s@a "fa| 1873 Probate Judge.
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Summons.

In the Probate Court In and tor the county of Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory ~'.~" .
Samuel 4. Hansen, Andrew j. Davis and Edward W.
Knight, Plaintiffs. W. james L. Hudson and tarael
g. Bnrkett Defendants. Aa '.* 0.a {
The people Of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to james II. Hudson and Israel G. Bnrkett,
Defendants. ..L abb Er~ M.tg a-4-
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the abevc named plaintiffs, In
the Probate Court III and tor the county vi Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory, aud To answer the com
paint cd therein within ten days,-excnsiye of the
day OF seTvice-ater the service You OF this sum
mons or Judgment by default will b. taken against
you, according 10 the prayer OF sad complaint. f. -
The said action Ii brought TO recover from you the
sum OF Two hundred and Twelve dollars upon Ger
tain prumissory note, set out and described IN the
complaint filed Fir his Conr to which reference Is
hereby made with interest tnpreon after maturity Of
said note at the rate of two pr MT. per month
until paid and also Tor accrug interest ard costs ct
suit ts
And you hereby notified, that II yon tall to. APP
pear and answer said complaint as above requirrd.
the said plaintiff viii taSe judgment against you Tor
said of two hundred and twelve dollars. interest
~ aforesaid. aud costs of suit. Sc
Court III and for the coustH uf Deer Lodge,
(sEAIj Montana Territory this eleventh day OF May,
I'D IN The Year OF our Lord, one Thousand eight
hundred and eighty. -.
=. De WOLFE, --r--- q. Clerk.
4. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY. 56i~5t
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Alias Summons.

In the Justices Court township of Cottonwood,
county of Deer Lodge aud Territory of Montana.
Before II. Il Gleason, Justice OF thu Peace.
William Coleman ct al, Plaintiffs,
Chris Herloeker, Defendant.
The pco of the Territory OF Montana send greeting
To Chhs. Herloeker defendant.
You are hereby required to appear at my office in
the township Of Cottonwood county of Ger Lodge
and fcrritoty OF Montana Monday the 2Sth day of
june 1880, at 10 O'Clock, n m, ana ansAer the nc
count on file In an action 10 OF you the SUN
Ut s21 so, aieg to be due and OWING, hal
ancr on account by you to said plaintiffs Tor goods,
wares and merchandise. sold aud delivered at your
special instance and request.
And you Hereby notified that, IL you fail to APP
pear and said complaint above required the
said plaintiffs will take Judgment by default against
you, for the sum OF " 10 dollars and Gusts suit
Given under my hand, this 26th day OF MAY 1880.
II. Il GLEASON,
l.. NAPTON, Justice Of the Peace
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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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 and per-
manent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
A affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility aud all nervous Com.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt 1t his duty to make IT known tn his
suffering fellows. Actuated ev this motive
and u desire to relieve human suffering, |
send free of charge to all who desire 1T
this recipe, in German. English or French,
with full directions for preparing and using,
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming thus paper. ..... ...t -
w. w. SHERAR,
149 Powers Block, Rochester, N \.
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The Trout Mine Seizure.

The workingmen in possession OF the
Trout mine At PhiIipsburg having snrren-
deted possession TO Mr.. Caplicc and gone
about their usual avocations. were placed
under arrest BY Sheriff McAudrews, who
brought them 10 Deer Lodge. Fourteen
men in all appeared It the hearing bad be
fore Justice Gseason on Tuesday. They
were arrested for unlawful interference, out
1t tho examination In Justices Court ware
discharged for want Of prosecution, no
prosecuting witnesses having made their
Appeaxases.
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Sale or Town Lots.

Deeds haze becn printed at the New
NORTH WEkT office and there will shortly
be offered for sale portion Of lots In the
Deer Lodge town-site yet remaining unsold.
Town lots were placed in the market in
July, 1870. siuca which time no public sale
has been ordered, although . great may
lots have been entered. At present there
Is good portion of the town-site on the
west side OF the river which is under fence.
b1ing used by different parties for paatur.
age. esc. There Is = reasonable certainty
property win becone moro valuable ere
long and no doubt but fe~ town iots, *
cept those Bought for speculative purposes,
viii bc Id the market
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MARRIAGES


urrRTa -yIAf,l--in Helena. May 26, 1880 ut the
~ si III the brides father by the Rev. y q
i Blsckstnne. Mr.. John Murta and Miss Lsbhie 3.
Wall. No cards. 54 58 9 #.s
JAcoRs-ELAUE---In Helena, May %, 1880 &c me
residence OF the brides mother. BY Judge Y.
Hedge, Mr. II. Il. Jacobs and MISS An Ia nia sue
NAsH-wILLIAMs-stth the Presbyterian church, ~
! ualrna Nj. IT. Nav q. 1851. by R.v. George g
smith Mr. Herbers D. Eash and Miss Annie =.
WiJian,s both OF Wcker, N. 7. ss=t4