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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court OF the County of Deer Lodge
Territory Ut Montana--In the matter Of the estate
Henrech G, Weibboid, deceased.
On reading the petition OF William A. Clark the
Executor OF the estate Of Henreich @. Wiebbod de-
ceased praying for order 10 sell the whole OF the
personal estate OF said deceased consisting of goods
wares and merchandise being situated In Silver Bow
township, Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory.
IL Is ordered that all persons interested In said
tate appear the Judge of the Probate Court
the town and county OF Deer Lodge Territory of
Montana, at the court room of said court, In said
town and county, on the 18th OF February, A. d,
1850, at ten O'Clock a. m, then and there 20 show
cause why said order should not be granted
oRREN EMERSON, Probate Judge.
Dated February 3, 1880 5Ss-2t
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THE UTAH AND NORTHERN RAILROAD.
The Union Pacific Company will Extend IL $50
Miles Northward this Season.

The following important letter from Sidney Dillon,
Esq. President of the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany, was received by last evenings mail
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.'s OFFICE.
New YORK. January 28, 1850.
To Tie Editor Of the Helena Herald.
Having received from citizens Of Montana many in
quries to what Is to be done In regard to extending
the Utah Northern Railway take pleasure in say
Inc through the columns of your paper that the
parry has purchased rails sufficient for one hundred
aud thirty miles of additional track and expect to
have 1t laid ami the road completed BY the lat of Sep
tember 1880 The expectation is open the road to
to Red Rock for the early spring business Herald,
SIDNEY DILLON.
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How II Happened.

LONDON, Feb. 3.--An experimental test
of the question rs 10 the cause of the ex-
plosion of thirty eight ron turret gun on
board the British iron-clad Thunderer, in
the Sea of Marmora, Jan. I'd, 1879, by
which several officers and seamen were
killed, was made today ut the proof butts
in the government marshes adjoining the
Royal arsenal at Woolwich. The theory
was that the disaster resulted from double
loading of the gun through carelessness,
and this theory to-day was substantiated.
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149 Powers Block, Rochester, N Y
A Fragrant Breath and Peariy Teeth.

Fragrant Breath and PearIy Teeth.
Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
daily with that justly popular dentifnce,
SOZoDoNT. Composed CT rare antlseptic
herbs, it imparts Wilderness to the teeth, q
delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to old age, the teeth.
Acidity of the stomach vii! destroy the
strongest teeth unless It's effects are coun.
teracted with SOZ0DoNT, and this pure
tooth wash protects the dental surfaces by
removing every impurity that adheres to
them. ASK your druggist for SOZODONT.
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New YORK, Feb. 10.-A Times special
says Republican convention will soon be
called in North Carolina to ando the work
of Sherman wire-pullers there recently.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-A number of
down town business men will hold meet
ing this evening to for the nucleus of a
club to advocate the nomination of Sher-
man for the Presidency.
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Muscuiar Poi,fics

CHICAGO, February 7--Washington
specials say there was disgraceful SQUAD.
BILE, which ended in fisticnff, between two
parties Of Hegross yesterday, at the Dis
trict Republican Convention TO appoint del
egates to the Chicago Convention. The
contestants were partizans of Grant and
Blaine.
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Ohio Financial Adjustments.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.-Promlnent Office
holders aud politicians headed by Sheriff
Wallace and Lew Irwin INDUCED in street
tight this afternoon on account of charges
OF bribery and corruption preferred by Wal
lace against Irwin who was recently candi-
date for prosecuting attorney. An inves-
tigation is likely.
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PHOTOC RAPHY.

w: e. Hook, Photographer, il willing to take q
pupil 10 learn the above nr In NIL ltS branches, tor
reasonable premium. There Is no other kind of bn
sness or trade any one acquire IN so short time
az photography Do not understand that 1t "a posi-
BIZ TO be as skilfn In the ART IN thirty days old
PRACTITIONER, but the business can be learned In one
month 80 that fair work can be done aud money
made. superiority will come BY practice. Now Is
the time TO learn Mr.. H. WIN stay In Deer Lodge INT
two months from this date beginners outfit will
cost $50; Call the gallery and talk to Mr.. Hook
on the subject.
February 4 1880 MA
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive aud radical cure
for Nervous Debility aud all nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt 1t bis duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and 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 this paper.
w. w. SHERAR,
149 Powers Block, Rochester, N Y.
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Grant viii Be slow TO Decline.
New York sur

Be slow to believe that the movement in
favor Of Gen. Grant is to be abandoned
without . prolonged and Herce struggle.
The men who want Grant President again
have plenty Of money. They are willing to
put great deal OF it into his election, be-
canse they look upon 1t merely ss al in
vestment which they will soon get back,
with q hundredfold increase. The plans to
renominafe Grant are too we'll laid to be
readily relinquished. Many OF his supports
ers are Of positive character, more accus-
toned to overwhelming opposition than to
being overcome themselves.
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They Want 10 Know

NEW YORK, February 10.-Tbere is con-
siderably speculation to know who IL the
near personal and political friend Of Gen.
Giant who announced hi would accept the
Republican nomination. Some or the eve
ming papers declare il IL Washbnrne, while
the Worlds Washington special says it is
Edward Pierreponts.
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Vcnrcance

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. 11.-At Leigh
ton, Edward Mnlherin, visited a man
named Goldberger to have him contradict
scandal about himself and Godberper's
wife. After short talk Goldberger shot
Mulherin dead.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-Ex-Secretarv
Adolph Borie. died this morning. He had
been in Ill health for a long time. His de-
mise Is attributed 20 general breaking
down Of the system. His death occurred AZ
ha.f past three this morning. Aged II.
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The Mills Bros. OF the New NORTH EaT, present
with their compliments, the most useful little raen-
dar We have yet seen. Not only IL 1t useful as a
means OF obtaining the day and month but co npen
dunn of valuable information Is attached In regard to
the officers of the u s. government and the Territory
of Montana, financial statistics. etc. II Is both tasty
and helpful. NisSou[idn.
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The Cross-Contincnt War.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE Pacific Mail Com
pany have announced of rates to San Fl ancisct
for passengers and freghts. After tomorrow tn.
rates for passage will be $50 for first class and s35 o
steerage In opposition. the railroad companies to-
day offer the following raes-First class $780, second
class, SIS and third. GLASS, S45.
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GALLATIN COUNTY.
From the Courier

The scarlatina having subsidized, the pub
lie schools are well attended aud everything
is going along tremendously and with the
regularity of clock work. The teachers, so
far as we have heard, give universal salts.
faction.
News reached Fort Ellis, on Sunday, that
the Sioux had raided Pease Bottom. and
stolen 100 head of horses from Grow Chief,
Crazy Heads band. The entire camp went
IN pursuit
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OMAHA pRosrERrsG
Advance in Wagons.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.--Wagon makers from
MI over the country met to-day and decided
" advance prices On wagons ten per cent.
The firms represented made l50. 900 wagons
last year.
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Carrying the War Into Africa.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Times says: The sup
porters of Blaine at Columbus, Ohio, have resolved
on holding meeting Thursday night in opposition
to the Sherman meeting announced for the came
eyeuinp
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

The Photograph Gallery is now open aud ready for
business As my stay IN Deer Lodge will be only
three months, those In want of Portraits will do well
70 make an early call. l am making views of the
Territory and have large collection ON exhibition
and for sale. IL yon want a view OF your Home or
Ranch made, now is your opportunity, no matter
where you are located " E. HOOK
Stereo- Photograpner, Deer Lodge NJ T..
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SOUTHERN DEER LODGE COUNTY.


Butte has steam washing house con-
Quoted by white man. He employs
twelve men and women in the establish
menJ,
Mr.. Robert Walker. who la now in New
York. Is expected to visit Butte soon after
his return To Salt Lake. The details neces.
sary for the proposed construction Of tho
new mills will then be arranged. ..
A contract for the delivery of 10000
feet of clear lumber, necessary for the con-
struction of the new Alice mill has been
made. The vast amount of the rough lum.
Der required will soon be arranged Tor.
Coal oil scarce; 81 per gallon.
One hundred and flfty-three men are on
the Alice mine and mill pay rolls for Jan.
uary. .H. ..
In all probability the furnace to be built
in the new 40-stamp Alice mill soon to be
erected, will be- of somewhat different kind
from those IN present use. The two Howell
furnaces now employed in the Alice mill
are the first Of the kind ever erected in the
Territory. They have given good satisfac.
ton, but the 60-inch Howell lately put in
at the Algonquin mill at Hasmarck, gives
promise of dong as much work as the
two 40-incb furnaces in the Alice, and
therefore cylinders of an enlarged size will
likely be adopted for the new Alice mill.
which will contain two 60-inch Howell fur.
naces.
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THAT CALENDAR.
NEAT, ATTRACTIVE AND CONVENIENT.

The New NoRTn-WEsT is out with a neat, attract
i've and convenient calendar Tor $780, Tnis year Ii
supplemented with young cyclopedia OF statistical
information which adds greatly to its value.-Ardnt
Courier.
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Wheat win sarink tuo quarts to the
bashsl in six month";. > fact that has bear
Ing upou which Il the bsst time to market
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GOT A NEAT CORY,

The New NoRTu-WEsr will please accept our
thanks for neat copy Of Its calendar or 1Ss0Front
Ter Indtg.
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MOST USEFUL WE HAVE SEEN.

The NEW NoRTH-WE calendar for 1880 has beer
received II is chief. -Rusbaadman.
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CUSTEK COUNTY.

Yellowstone journal, 2dth.
There is about six thousand buffalo hides
on the Yellowstone about here.
Jack Finley and Mr.. Vine went to Suf.
falo rapids. on the Yellowstone last Satur
day and took up the remains of person
supposed to have been named Autelope
Charlie, which had been buried on the
river shore last year. They were conveyed
to our cemetery where they were re-buriel |,
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Vermont has al7,soo mich COWS, valued
It es,445, 600.
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of securing navigation of the Upper Mis-
souri, It appears Congress appropriated
10000 for removing distractions In the
river above the falls. and it IL believed that
amount properly expended will render the
river navieable as high up as a point oppo-
site Helena. The Montana Navigation
Company announces Il is proposed to put
steamers on the river Is soon as tine stream
IL made SAFE They have capital stock OF
10000 Of which $685. is subscribed.
At the meeting Of the Trustees last week,
resolution was adopted asking Delegate
Maginnis TO secure the disbursement Of the
appropriation. IL Is good project for
Helena and the Territory. A navigable
water way il the surest protection against
exorbitant railroad rates.
1t has been believed by many. inclu-
ming ourself, tht.t Grant should not and
would not accept third term nomination.
We took occasion few weeks az 0, In con.
versation with a gentleman who knew
Grant somewhat intimately, 70 make the
inquiry
.Do you think Grant would accept the
nomination p
Did you ever known him to refuse any
thing s' was the prompt reply.
And the inference suggestod seems to
be justified by the announcement Of m Cd
itorial In the New York 7imssof Tuesday,
referred to In our kilograms. Well, X tho
"oid man" wants II and can got II, all
right: but We trust he will add another
laurel 70 his brow and do another service to
the American people and serve worthy
friend by divsrting bis support 70 3. B.
Wsshburns.
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY lSsaTRIPLE SHEET

den and unannouneed closing of the transfers OF
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad Company. AS
the supposed brokers of n prominent operator as
well as of prominent official OF the company nave
been large borrowers Of the stock. 1t was assumeu
that on Monday the street will have all ltS
stock returned, and as consequence i'S
price declined to 39120397s. This movement
helped along the weak feeling at the close.
The principal dealings were in Missouri
Kansas and Texas at 4214039l20397s, Cen
trail of New-Jersey at 7907S4079Ss@79,
Erie at 44lQ04f044l4. Manhattan Elevated at
2slo029h027cs02S, Pacific Mail at 42ls042'S0
413s0417s, and Delaware, Laekawanna ana
Western at 917s@91ss091os Delaware and Hud-
son, with a small business fiucruated between ~
and s3l2. finally closing at 1928 against 82S4 yes
terhay Lake Shore and Michigan Central we're
dull, the grangers strong and dull, and the Hanp-
bal and st. Josephs and the Wabashes steady or a
shade higher. Western Union was inactive, result
ing in a small decline for its price. The market
closed irregulary weak
The final changes from the closing prlce yes
terday are follows; Declines-Sti Paul LAKE LAKE
6 Rssks each snd 5hio c Michigan an" Genital
mon and preferred OHIO and Mssissipp and Pacific
Mail each GaUeda s0psher aUd Hadsoa
cd and Iron M NrSfO12dS and p' Western
Union, each q; Northern Pacific. 81; Rock
island "a; Nashville, Chattanooga and ST. Louis.1
Chicago, st. Louis and New-Orleans. III; Manbat-
tan Elevated 1Os; and Missouri, Kansas and Texas;
Pacific. New Jersey Central. Reading, and Wabash
preferred, each a Hannibal do aud St; JOSEPH 0I;1
and San Francisco, each l2 Hannibal aud
st. Joseph 81. St. Paul and Sioux City preferred,
ST. Paul and Sioux City, 1ss; metropolitan Ele,
waited 1 q, and Chicago st. Paul and Minneapolis
per cent. -
TUE STOCK Markell
<srepore6 bp the cold ana So;e TSte0raDh ComSanH
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SATURDAY, April 1o-P. NJ.

Il ouuhDAtf APkH AV-F' ~
Tho speculative movements in stocks to-day were
not speciaiy important. The total transactions
uuted only to 2l5, 9Os shares, against 1889
shares yesterday and Al $3.50 shares on Thursday.
Generally weakness was the prevailing feature.
lieved by an occasional burst of "bun" en-
thusiasn. After the publication of the bank
statement there was quite sharp rally in prices.
most conspicuous. however. In the coal shares and
Pacific Mail. The fact that the banks deficit was
reduced $2O2, 45O was very ingeniously woven into
m idea that the statement was favorable One not
withdrawing that the fetal reserves show decline
OF over 5000 0Oo But either the theory was discov-
cred 10 be nnsound its nstigators used tito make
market en- which TO sell stocks. and before tho close
prices again were on the descending scale
The sensation Of the day, however was the sud-
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Wnli GiI.A u

SALES FROM pig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE ov BUSINESS
B O'CLOCK ?. NJ.
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The entire business done in State bonds was COW
cred by sales of ten Alabamas, class A, Mt Goa
decline of 17s per cent
The only transaction in city bank stock was
twenty eight shares of Commerce at 40.
The dealings in railroad bonds, which included
fty-threc different varieties, generally we're dull
and in insignificant amounts. OF Erie second con-
soils, however, the sales amounted to S324.0OO at
9110903i @907s. against 81 g. yesterdays closing
figure and the funded 5s sold at 50, against &c. the
last previous sale Missouri Kansas and Texas first
declined from G3a4 to G24@C30Q2is Dos.
ton, Hartford and Erie firsts sold at SO,
New-Jerscy Central consols ut 1860 10494.
and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre cOnsOls at 06Ss Mo-
bile and Ohio first dchentures we're III demand at l
per cent advance--74. Canada Southern frsts
were steady at gOlI. st. Louis and Iron Mountain
second incomes being y easier at So Ohio Central
incomes declined TO 80. but recovered TO oil, the
first mortgages being steady ut co. ST. Paul sink
ing funds were y lower Mt Ill. There were no
other dealings changes worthy of notice.
The bank statement to-day shows that the aver
age condition of the banks this week was little
better than it was for the preceding week. But
this is because the actual condition at the begin
ming of this week was better than the last state
ment. The reverse is the case this week. The re-
port shows loss TO the total of 1907, 800,
and the reported deficit is still $107,450. The real
deficit last night much larger than the average
for the week. The following are the totals OF the
or fainent and changes of the week:
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CLOSING PRICES or PnILApELPnA STOCKS.

Governments were quiet but strong. The trans
actions at the boards included $4,000 unregistered
o2 $4,000 SSnppO and IA a. 600 1o9 on %n@
Ts ot 1O7I4 District of Columbia 3.65s were
easier at 92ia. The market closed firm at the an
nexed quotations.
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THE NETWORK and LONDON

METAL. WOOD AND STONE WORKING COMPANY.
ALGERNoN 8. SULLIVAN. Pres. CHAS.W. KEEP. Sec'y.
L. NJ. LAWSON, Treasurer,
(oi Donnell. awson & Co., Bankers)
CAPITAL STOCK $2OOO.0OO 10000 SHARES, $50 EACH.
FOR SALE AT PAR.
10000 SHARES ONLY TO BE SOLD FOR WORKING
CAPITAL.
This company ia about Introduce manufacturers
workers In Metal, Wood aud Stone throughout this
country and Europe the three classes OF machines manuc
tmed by it, all which founded and embody
mechanical motion which it believes is destined TO accom-.
psh revolution similar TO that caused by the sewing
chine or power OOm AL who desire to invest IN what's
believed 10 be one Of the
GREATEST LABORsAvING INVENTIONS OF THE
AGE
are invited 2l0 FutOnst between Now Church
and Greenwichsf) and give the machines and the
done by careful examination An absolute demonsra
tom Of their perfect accomplishment of what claimed
them 10 given daily.
The patents covering the United States Canada and the
fourteen principal countries Of Europe have been examined
by eminent lawyers declared valid and afford perfect
monopoly OF the motion and the machines In which Is
embodied
This offered in the confident belief that the
prise affords opportunity for safe and prof.
vestment resting upon visible and foundation
upon something hOpd 10 be dOne-sOmeing expected BIZ
hidden Of nafureDut upon fcts accomplished and
demonstrated.
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Saturday. but the rates are firm at unchanged

In London, British cOnsols we're higher at 9sIe
for money aud 9S5le for account. United states os
wero unchanged ut 1854, the 4l2s were 4 higher at
11134 and the 4s 5i6 higher at 1904. Enc common
shares were Il better at &C. hut second consOs were
Il lower M 81. Atlantic and Great Western hrsts
advanced per cent to 60, the seconds beng I'M
changed ut 1914. Illinois Central was - lower az
no. and Pennsylvania le lower at O4's Ccntral ana
Hudson being steady at 1862. In Paris, trench
per cents advanced to S3.65@S2.62i2 A Berlin
dispatch states that the lmpeTal Bank OF Germany
lost $40, 900 marks specie for the week.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported:
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL,
1879. 1880 ,.oo
First week Of April. sl5B.l67 s20l 900 Inc si4633
Jan. to April 7....... le5724 2GOiOOO Inc f4o'oo
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
First week Of April. $4,000 $4,000 Inc. s2nOoo
Jan. 10 April 7....... 263,Oi4 b3olOJ lue' 0oSV'o
UNIGN PACIFIC.
JAM 10 Apd1 7 S0276i7 lOiSS9s fnc. 9SGs2I
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
1870. 1890
Jan 10 March Sl. i,294,Ii5 i,sO6,674 Inc. 5lO950
MOBILE AND OHIO.
1879. 1890 $500.
First week Of April. s2gd2o SS92g0 Inc Sad9S
Jan. / 10 AOrl 1....... 6516OO o9o'o!4 lhc' VoOoo
The Engintering and Mining journal reports the
production of anthracite coal for the week ended
April 3 and year from January as follows:
Week. Year.