The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-13

MILLS BROS, PO6LiSr1EH
TIL. call for the Republican County Pri-
maries and County Convention was handed
In too late for extended mention this issue.
It speaks for itself anyhow. Let Us have
full Convention and good ticket.
"A Boston telegram Of Thursday notes
no change In the wool market.
The Yellowstone Journal entered upon
the second year Of It's existence with the Is
sue Of July 81. We wish its publisher sue
cess.
1t 10 not surprising that the Blenders
recently arrested are not the nurderers Al
tor all. Some Of the people who "knev
tho real Bender" should be put on their
trail.
We are not long to remain 10 doubt as
to the population Of the United States. A
Warrington dispatch says it Ia estimated 1t
will take only three years to complete the
entire compilation OF the census.
The telegram about Jay Gould's pro-
jects 10 badly mixed. 1t probably means
that the Utah Northern is to be pushed on
oia Missoula to the Sound, and that another
branch limo is to be built from tho Union Pa
siao to the Yellowstone Park.
Tho Knights going from Montana
to the tri-ennial oonclave at Chicago met
the Utah delegation and 300 Knights from
California at Ogden, Thursday; and went
on. Chicago Is in holiday Masonic dress al
ready. and it Is estimated 10000 Knights
will move in procession next Tuesday,
"A telegram Thursday to r. Z. Glea-
son, ESQ, Secretary Of the Deer Lodge
Republican County Committee, from John
Kinna, Esq, Chairman Of the Territorial
Republican Committee, state, that tho Gen.
tral Committee will be called to meet Aug.
18th and the Territorial Convention will DO
held sept. 13th-the Monday succeeding the
Fair.
"A Portland, o., dispatch Of Wednes-
day, says there is considerable restlessness
among tho Indians In the whole upper
country, though tho season 10 30 far ad-
vanced NO active hostilities are anticipated
this year. Captain Bsndive 10 watching
the spokapss. Eagle Eye, with . lot OF
Snakes and rsnsgades, 10 In the Salmon
river mountains and makes occasional
raids On outlying ranches.
Tho Secretary OF the Territory thu
week paid of ct the rates Of per diem and
mileage established by law the officers AND
members OF the Extraordinary Session Of
the Legislature convened July 1, 1879. Ths
Session lasted 20 days. Those entitled had
to wait year for their pay and 1t was moi
much whe. 1t came, but the old maxin'
hold that It ID "better late than never, VI
and "a half loaf ID better than no bread
Tho growing favor in which barbet
wire fences are held has forced Senator
David Davis off tho fence and he has drop
ped down ON the Hancock side. 1t Ii sim
ply case ofeorporesl attraction. Shakes
pears says,
Like begcts like, and measure still for measure.
Davis weighs 320 and Hancock 22o
Earth to EARTH" "dust to dust, VI
"swests to tho sweet !" beef unto beef
Davis for Hancock.
1t II now reported the Canadian Pacif
10 railway has been taken up by the New
Dominion ministry and English capita
will probably DO secured 70 complete 1t
Coed The construction Of that road com
pels tho United States In self defense 10
secure tho completion Of the Northern Pa
ciftl which 1t present on the Eastern Di.
vkion appears 10 DO more prolific In prom
ises than In results. We trust our British
Cousins will put up and push their venture
to speedy completion.
III the Democrats Of this county think,
because the announcements arc not pub
lished, that tho Republican nomination.
for ooanty officers will 20 BY default they
are slightly mistaken. For the Office Of
Sheriff alone there arc prominently men
toned d. N. Upton, Butte, Geo. w. Irwin,
Deer Lodge, aud Z. T. Huson, New Chi.
cago. II Mr.. Smith or Mr.. Murphy think
they can throw down either Of these gentle
men they may be reckoning without The
host. And there are good men for the
Other Offices. III We don't "meet You al
Philippi"w e viii ct Philipsburg.
Hancock ID evidently satisfied with bill
letter Of acceptance. In an interview In
New York the other day he gave expires
sion to his views ON the question Of tariff
and free ships. II Ii said these question:
were 20 interesting TO Hancock that he die
not refrain from . private discussion o
them, which was intensely interesting, and
ct the Same time most tanralizing to his
listeners, whom the General forbade to 70
cord word OF II. ."No," said he, ~ d.
NOT propose TO supplement my letter Of 10
ceptanoe by m sddendum. II Ii enough
that am cordially In line with tho part!
and the campaign:" Which partyi It 4
difficult TO tell from the litter.
~ Tanner triumphsd,; and what gee
will rssultf He has demopstrsted the fac
that BY exercise Of will-power person Cal
remain without food for much longer pc
rlod than Was supposed yet no ono pos
sossed Of good common sense II likely Il
Sttempt sinilar trial. To the shipwrock
Cd sailor, or the person lost in the noun
tains ORION. the plains, the knowledge tina
:. man In tho midst Of plenty, surEounds'
by experienced physicians and careful st
tssdants, voluntarily chose 10 deny tn
.. Injuries with which bs was surrounded o
even 10 partaks Of any food whsssser, b
but uoderste benefit. To tho lost on
there ever CLEANS hope Of reaching
place Of ssfety, whore their wants will hav
attention. This haven may b reached 4
isss time than '.forty days," or It may b
reached only when that length Of tim
shall have elapsed, or the ezpirstion Of th
prescribed number Of days may still Rn
the wanderer further than ever away fror
aplaos u rest. IL has been . renarksbl
test OF endurance, but beyond that littl
has been demonstrated which In hkel
TO benefit the human race. a." aA+'
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