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Sherin'S Sale.
William Wallace ct al, plaintiffs,


Frederick B. Gleason administrator of the estate of
Thomas H. O'Connor, deceased, defendant
To BE- sold at Sheriffs Sale, at O'Clock p. m Satur-
day Juiy3, A. ID 1880, in front OF the Court House
door In the town and county OF Deer Lodge, NJ. 7.
under and by virtue Of order of sale In above Gu
titled ssued from the District Court of the
Second Judicial District OF Montana Territory In and
for the county OF Deer Lodge. the following described
property, to-wit: certain tract parcel OF land
containing about 100 acres, situated on Grifs crcCk
Just below Grfs lake. on the north side OF the Deer
lodge river, ana about six mics north eastery from
what IL known IA the old Perkins ranch and whore
John Carten now lives and being mostly enclosed by
fence, and on the nth day OF June, A. ID. 1875 Oc
cupied by said Thomas II. O'Counor, and on which
the said O'ConnOr then had water power mill
and other improvements, known az the Lake Mills
said tract of land being on land which was said
l7th day Of jane 1873 nnsIrveyed and belonging to
the public domain of the United States, and hting
more particularly described in certain declaration
of rights OF occupancy and possession thereof. made
byysaid Thos II. O'Connor and filed in tho Office of
the Recorder of said Deer Lodge county ON the 9th
day OF Mlfch A. d. 1873 to which reference ts here
by made for more particular description. Together
with all water rights and the water power saw mill.
and all buildings and erections ana Improvements
thereon, and al and singular the water and rights
and privileges, dichet, dams reservoirs. and other
rights and privileges thereto belonging or Herewith
enjoyed. Also all the machinery II every kind and
description and all carpenters tools and other tools,
implements and machinery belonging to or used IN
connection with or upon said premises, and said
mill above mentioned aud also such other machinery
for grist mn, or for other purposes said O'Cun
nor on said 18th day of Jane, 1875 contemplated put
ting or should put in said mill
att CHI thereto, and any and all sad grst mill
machinery, and everything attached 10 said mill
land since said 18th day OF June, 1873 and forming
any part of the improvements thereon NJ this time
ALEC all right, titls and interest 81 In and to all
buildings aud improvements erected since the 3D. day
of september, 1915, by said Thomas II. q connUr IT
place on sad Crit creek below said above iescrih-
cd tract OF land. and on which was erected u ateam
saw mill, and the ground which said steau saw
mill erected as mill site for the same and all
uht nFiyi and k,.ln
ing or Herewith enjoyed. ... '
Dated this 10th day of June, A. ID. 1880.
JAMES s. MCANDREWS,
81. Sheriff of Deer Lodge County, NJ, r.,
BY Lou p. SMITH. Under Sheriff. SHIT
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Geoffrey Layalle ct al plaintiffs Va Joseph D. allie
at dpf.uaantz

Geohrey LayaIle, ct al plaintiffs, Joseph d. Allen
ct a, defendants. +,E
To he sold &c Sheriff Sale al o'clock p. Satur-
urday, duly a. 1880 In front OF the Court H0nse in
the town apd county of Deer Lodge. NJ l., under ana
by virtue Of order OF sale issued from out the Ds
tict Court of the Second Judicial District Of the Ter
ritory of Montana Deer Lodge county the following
described property. to-wit-- ag . .#-H.8E
The household Interest OF said defendant 10
seph 3. Allen, under an unexpired lease from James
Matthews, dated October 49, 1875 which taid defend
ant Allen had thr ~ day OF November, 1879 or
has since acquired now has oi, in and 10 Lot No.
seven I'll in block No. twenty-nine 1901 In the town
of Butte, Deer Lodge county, NJ. r. according to the
Official plat and survey OF said town on Ale In the Re-
corders Office Of said comfy, said lot rsnting t~en-
m-nine and one-haf l29JSl iect on Main street and
frame buildngs and other improvements ON said lot
with the right TO remove the same within twenty 1901
days after SALE the said property lying and being In
Deer Lodge county M. I. aud being levied upon a.
the property of defendants.
Dated this Gath day Of June, A. .. 1850.
JAMES y. McANDREw5, Sheriff.
BY Thos. McTague, Deputy sheriff sEs-it.
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The Benefit Concert rendered their teach
er, Miss c. p. Lincoln, by the Deer Lodge
Choral Society took place at O'Neill's The
atre on last Tuesday evening, every he
served seat being taken before the hour OF
opening, and splendid audience greeting
the Society. Followingis the Programme
sOLO-Down by the Sea- Knowlton. #. W. Reed
QyARTETTE-Harvcst Moon White zee. Misses
Festly and Hutchins, MeFsrs. Larabie and Reed
sOLO-Tcn Me, o Bird Of the Merry Greenwood
Abt Miss Lincoln
CHORUS odd Home Amt What Il Used TO Be
White
SOLO, Am Leaving Thee, Erin Mccarthy Miss
McGovern
sOL0-Ten Thousand Miles-[H T. ks Beaumont
CHoRUs-Gloria. ...............Fm Farmers Mass in ID
soLo-Looking Back-[sulIivan. Miss Fcgtly
Observation-Disclosures LoDgtellow. Miss May Hodges
CIIoRUs-song Of the Lark .......... .Mendcr sshn
CHORUS-Put on the Long White Robe. ... Lucas
QuARTErTE- River of Time Baker. Mrs. Gal
braith. Miss Lincoln, Messrs Beaumont and Mills
DUETT-see the Pale Moon. [Campana. Miss
Lincoln aud Mr.. Beaumont
SOLO There's Nae Room for Twa. Miss Lincoln
tuORUS-Soldiers' Chorus. [Faurt.
The entertainment wal very pleasing one
the class acquitting themselves creditably
aud eliciting frequent rounds Of applause
from q discriminating audience. Miss Lin
coin, Miss McGovern and MIR. Beaumont
we're recalled after their solos. SullIvaL's
Looking Back " was beautifully sung by
Miss Fegtly. Memberships Song OF the
Lark" superb chorus, was the finest mu-
sic of the evening, and next TO that, to
those who love the music Of Nature, came
"Old Home Amt What 1t Used to Be-"
The River Of Time" exquisite in words
aud music, was finely rendered without in
strumental accompaniment. Miss Hodges
Reading OF Longfellow's plaintive monody
from Hiawatha evidenced fine elocutionary
training and sympathetic appreciation of the
poem. Mr.. shauley presided at the piano
and did much toward the success Of the
Concert Miss Lincoln has reason to feel
gratifed with the proficiency of her pupils
and they in their instructor. The number
OF good voices here, the instruments pro-
cured and the interest in musical educa-
ton gives encouragement that Deer Lodge
will ere long be as noted in music as other
branches of education.
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Personal.

DR.. A. Fl. Mitchell went to Helena on
Thursday.
Mrs. Lee w. Foster has been in town tn.
past week the guest of Mrs. Addison
Smith. #.
Miss A. N. King Of Helena is visiting
Deer Lodge and is the guest of Mrs. Con-
rad Kohrs.
W. A. Clark, Eco, was in town this
week, and will tarry day or two on his re-
turn from Helena.
We are advised that on Monday evening
last Mr.. Eugene Garland and Miss Nellie
Leayens were united in the bonds of matri-
mony at Philipsburg; ALSO at the same time
and place Mr.. George Hammond and Miss
Lou LeGraff we've married. Best wishes
to all. . " z1.o-.
Mrs. VIM. Waterman, of Beartown, was
in town last week to meet her neice, Miss
Spencer, who arrived from Wisconsin.
Mrs. w. informed us that Sam Klum and
Grizzly Charley, both former residents of
the vicinity of Beartowu, committed sui
eide in Arizona within the past few weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Daffin, of Helmvills, who last
week sold ranch to Mr.. S. Ed. Larabe,
has been in town the past week. Mr.. Duff
fin was a member of the First New York
in the Mexican War and carries a silver
medal presented to him for gallantry at
Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo, Moline Del Rey,
Chapultepec, Cherubusco and City of Mex
Ico. Mr.. ID. was wounded three times with
ball and sabre, but is yet vigorous man
and has always refused to apply for PEN
sion.
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EVILS. cuLMINATIoN.
A Brilliant Entertainment OF Le9s
main, Magnetism, Jusglery, ETC


A Brilliant Entertainment of Legeroe
main, Magnetism, Jusglery, ETC.
Professor Lewis and Company gave a"'
m,rable entertainments at ONeilrs Thea
tire on Monday and Wednesday evenings
this week. There are three things 10 Dc
said OF Professor Lewis, l. He advertises
first class entertainment; I'd, be gives IL III
advertised. or better, aud 3D., his feats are
nsu and delightful. The paraphernalia and
stage mountings are elegant-never equal
led by any predecessor-but the attraction
lies in the performance and not in the &C
cessories. During his performances here
the Professor introduced some brilliant
feats, and did them all with an adeptness
that detied detection except by experts.
His mesmeric soirees in which he put some
of the steady citizens through series OF
amusing antics and his demonstrations OF
mes,neric control of the person under infin-
ence were remarkable. In one instance he
stopped the pulsation in one side OF the
body and concentrated 1t in the othef'
changed the subjects hands instantly from
warmth to corpse-like GOODNESS, and thrust
a pin entirely through one side of his face
without occasioning the least pain. The
best of his spiritualistic receptions were
performed and explained IN such man
ner as to leave no doubt that Professor
Lewis can make good his proposition to
perform on the open stage any feat the
spiritualsts have yet offered as evidence OF
supernatural agency. To illustrate Inc
most extraordinary spiritualistic phenome-
non offered is that of Slade in causing to
appear on his arm in blood letters anything
written unseen by another. On Wednes-
day evening Mr.. Thos. McTague wrote on
a paper concealed from all eyes but his own
a series of characters and the fac sim,b of
them was instantly reproduced on the arm
of Mrs. Lewis. And all these things the
Professor distinctly avows are tricks and
receptions. His feats ofjugglery are much
the best ever presented in Montana and the
aerial pictures b, Miss Leoua Watson are ex-
ceedingly beautiful, much surprising those
of Professor Taylor who first introduced
them here. Mrs. Lewis is graceful and
cultivated elocutionist and pleasantly diver
SITES the entertainment with Rotations.
Altogether Professor gives an admirable
entertainment we'll worthy of the splendid
encomums and large audiences he receives.
He will visit Blackfoot aud Helena next
and expects to return to the West Side in
time to give a series of entertainments and
be at Missoula in short time.
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Death of w. j. Auerbach.

A telegram wa, received by Henry Klein,
Helena, from Louis Cans, New York, on
Monday evening, stating that W. j. Auer'
bach, junior member of the firm OF Auer.
bach, Wells & Co., was accidentally killed
on the railroad that evening. Mr.. Auer
bach had gone east to purchase goods for
the firm and stopped day to take orders
in Deer Lodge en- route. After going east
he became affianced to sister of Nr. l..
Cans, and was to have beea married to her
after making previously arranged trip to
Europe, where his aged mother resides.
MI. A. has been for a dozen years ous OF
the leading business men of Helena, and
was highly esteemed by host of friends
for bis integrity, industry, manly sympa.
thies and genial nature.
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E. L. BONNER & co.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Some Opium and More Pedestrianisn.
IL will be recollected that Mrs Droullard,
a convict in the Pen,tentiary, recently gave
birth to child while temporarily removed
to the Hospital. While there four-ounce
bottle of chloral hydrate aud five opium
powders were left with her nurse, to be
administered as her condition might render
necessary. These she managed to conceal
and take with her on her return to the
Penitentiary, to which place she was taken
as soon as her condition would permit. On
last Wednesday she made arrangements
with respectable family to raise her child
and the necessary papers transferring con-
troll Of It were drawn up and formally siga-
% under the supervision Of Warden Bot
kin. About Q p. IN. on Thursday evening
1t was discovered she was under the infiu-
ence OF some powerful medicine, and tho
truth being suspected, walking relief was
Immediately instituted and with a strong
man on each side she was rapidly walked
back and forward in the prise promenade
for nearly four hours, the relief guard
changing every five minutes. She had
taken all the choral and opium. At the end
OF this time the effects Of the opiates
had been neutralized sufficiently, and she
was placed under care that has resulted in
her recovery. The attempted suicide oc-
curing only eighteen days after her con-
finement, there was almost as much danger
from over-exertion as from the chloral and
Opium, but no injuries resulted. Since her
attempt 1t transpires she had contemplated
administering potion 70 the child also,
but was satisfied when its adoption was Sc
cared. She thanks the prison officers fol-
their efforts 10 her behalf, but says she ID
sorry she was not allowed 70 die. Doubt.
less her mind was partially deranged under
the circumstances, and that now she will
be restored to reasonable condition Aud
acceptance OF Der fate.
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Saturdays Race.

The money has been raised for the Citi-
zen's Purses Saturday, and the entries are
increased until rattling contest is as
sured. The races will take place without
fail. Following is q corrected and cop
plete list OF the entries to date:
THREE-YEAR OLD CLASS.
q. Ransdell names br. b. Pemberton.
r. Boisyert names b. b. r. Brown.
@. P. Fl. Bielenberg names b. h. Boneset-
or.
]. w. Baker names CHI. b. Pixley.
p. Normandin names b. e. Badly.
.1''.. THREE MINUTE CLASS.
Fl. G. Ward names b. m. Dutch Girl.
James Murray names T. &. Cesar.
Sam. Scott names br. &. Black Joe.
FREE FOR ALL TRoT.
James Murray names r. &. Brutus.
n. q. Ward names br. &. Crazy Horse.
Sam Scott names bl. G. Billy Grant.
RUNNING RACE.
o. Beardsley names b m. Maggie b.
John Monroe names b. m. Dolly Warden.
VIM. Hammond names b. N. Ida Forest.
Tbos. Stuart names Oh. b. Red Hawk.
8. Plummer names Oh. z. So:rsl Mike.
/. w. Reagan names b. b. Red Cloud.
Lee Kelley names b. q. Bay Charlie.
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Miles City journal, 10Th. .et
This week 81 lodges of Sitting Bulls
band of Northern Sioux surrendered their
arms and ponies to the commanding officer
at Fsrt Keogh, and were placed on the res-
ervation and rations issued to them. They
are in very destitute condition and were
almost starved. The past winter over 500
head of their horses died from exposure
and starvation. In an interview with their
chief, Yellow Twin, through Mr.. VIM.
Rowland, we learned that large band were
now camped about 100 miles distant ready
to surrender, should this party be treated
we'll. The guns they have turned in were
most all first class Winchester and Sharp's
rifles of the latest model. Their ponies
will all be sold and the proceeds go to buy
ing them farming implements. The COM
ing in of this large band virtually settles
ali further anticipated trouble with Sitting
Bulls band, and the surrender of the other
large party-which will occur next week
will so effectually weaken and reduce his
command that no further trouble will be
made. The plan inaugurated by General
Miles of allowing indians to cultivate
ground and sell the products of the same
for their individual benefit, is productive
of much satisfaction to the Indians and
has been a great factor in urging them to
surrender.
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Sheriff's Sale.
John Mnhollaud, Plaintiff, vs. Patrick o'Neili, De

John MuIlhollaud, Plaintiff, VS. Patrick oNein De
PENDANT. ..f .....-...s-.a
To be sold Mt Sheriffs sale. Mt O'Clock y. m Sat
nrday, July 1880. IN front of tbs Court Houseduur,
in the town aud county OF Deer Lodge, NJ T., under
Hnd by virtue of an execution IN tire above entitled
issued from ont the District Court OF the Sec.
ond Judicial District of Montana Territory, In and for
the county OF Deer Lodge, the following described
property, to vital the right, title and interest Of
the defendant, or which he had on the 9Th day OF
June, A. ID. 1880. IN and to the following deserhec
property to-wit-Fiye hundred feet OF placer mining
ground. more or legs. on Trail yulch Nelson's dis
trict. Also twelve hundre ieet long by three hun
dred feet wide OF placer mining ground south OF and
adjoining the Squaw GHleh mining eompany's line on
Suvans bar. Also No. above discovery on Pill
grim Hill. on Snivans bar, IN Wheeler's distrlet.
Also the undivided one half OF twelve hundred feet
the middle FORK OF Pioneer gnlch, Pioneer district all
# the above named property being in the vicinity ot
Pioneer. in the county OF Deer Lodge and Territory
of Montana. ana being levied upon the property Of
the above named defendant. 49,.
Dated this 11th day OF June. A. ID. 1890. ..aA
~. ,. JAMES ). MoANDREWS,
$40 1t Sheriff OF Deer Lodge County, NJ. r.
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paEion at Brownies Bridge.
DIVIDE, NJ. T., June 81, 1sS0.-A homi-
eide occurred at Browns Bridge, sixteen
miles from this place, at II o'clock last
night, in which j. B. Smith, alias Big
Bill, of Butte, Lost his life.
Yesterday Saturday fast freight team
left Butte with five passengers, bound for
the Terminus. The passengers were Smith,
Ed Sterrett, and two women, the latter
residents of Park street. Nothing
unusual occurred on thu trip until the party
reached Brownies Bridge. There the party
went to the residence of Jos. A. Browne,
Esq. and asked permission to stay over
night. They were informed by Mr.. Browne
that he was not keeping public house but
that they were welcome to anything he had
on the ranch to assist them in making q
camp.
This answer seems to have incensed
Smith, and he became very abusive and
made several threats. The women found
shelter in a neighboring cabin and the dri-
Yer and Sterrett proceeded to make camp
Smith, who had left the house, soon re
turned with his revolver in his hand. Mr..
Browne stepped into tho house and went
into a small room used as tho postoilice,
from which there is a small opening into
a hallway, which leads through the house.
AS Smith entered the door Browne drew o
needle gun on him and ordered him to
leave the premises. At the same tins
Brownies hired man came through another
door with gun, and Smith weakened and
left, going in the direction of the wagon +.
He soon returned, however, and commenced
kicking in the front door of the house,
calling at the same time for ''Georgie, !"
the name Of one of the women, he evident
ly thinking that the women were IN the
house. He seems 10 have tired of this,
and turned to leave, but getting sight of
the hired man he drew his revolver and
fred two shots at him, both shots striking
in the side of the house, but doing no fur
ther damage. While this was going on
Sterrest had retired, making his bed on the
ground near the wagon. Smith seems to
have held a grudge against Sterrett claiming
that Mr.. Brownies objections to the party's
retiring in the house was owing'to Sterrett's
presence. After firing az the hired man
Smith returned to the wagon and, seeing
Sterrett lying on the ground, proceeded to
assault him il a most cowardly and brutal
manner, jumping on his head and body
with his boots and rendering him for
time insensible. When Sterrett recovered be
jumped to his feet aud found Smith stand
ing by his side with a revolver III his hand.
Smith told him that he proposed killing
him and would cut his id throat from ear
TO ear. At this Ste rIetC drew self-cocking
pistol and shot Smith through the left
breast. He fired three more shots in rap
i'd succession, all of them taking effect in
Smiths body. ANY one the shots, iI is
claimed, would have caused almost instant
death. A messenger was sent to Glendale
for the coroner, but at 0 o'clock this morn
ing he bad not arrived. At that hour
Smiths body was lying in the middle of
the road, where he fell, with nothing but a
gunny sack over his head. Y.
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Alias Summons.

In tie District Court of the Second Judicial District
ofthe Territory OF Montana, In and tor the County
ofDcer Lodge.
Geoffrey Layell and Thomas Lavell, partners doing
business as lumbermen by the firm name oi
Lavell Brothers, plaintiffs
Napoleon Peters, defendant.
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to Napoleon Peters, Defendant. You are hereby
required to TO appear action brought against you
by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court Of
the Second judicial District of the Territory OF Mon
tauu in and for the County OF Deer Lodge and TO an
swcr the complaint filed therein within 10 days lex.
of the day of seryce after the service ON you oil
this Summons II served within TINS eouny' OH W
ed out of this county but in this District, within u
DAVIS otherwise within 10 days; or Judgment by de-
fault will BE- taken against you according to the pray
or of said complaint.
The said action is to recover of You the
of s104 IA 100 with interest and costs OF suit alleged
TO be due and owing from you to plantins on an ac
count for lumber and materials sold FURNISHED ana
June and the goth day OF July, 1872 and used by you
in the erection and construction OF certain og ana
frame building situated on the north side OF me east
extension of Park street in near the town OF Butte
Deer Lodge county NJ t., aud about 900 feet east
from the Foundry of A j. Davis, ana Renerally
known as the Peters residence and the ground there
10 belonging and 10 Obtain decree OF this court 10
enforce certain lien regularly filed on the 10th day OF
October 1879 BY Plaintiffs against the above descrln-
cd property and the ground upon when the same i
buiIt M described in Plaintiffs complaint, 10 secure
said sum OF S04 4lG0 and for the sale OF said prop
erty as provided by law for the satisfaction OF said
debt and costs and for other relief.
And Won are hereby notified that If you fail TO APP
near ord said complaint above required the
said Plaintiffs will take DEF aut against you and apply
~ nj, a.. elief demanded In Plaintiffs com
plant. .t ua., -, ,ha MA
IrIct Ceurt of tine Second judicial District Of
[sEALlthe Territory of Montana, in and for the coun
Nv OF Deer Ledge, this 26th day OF June In tnt
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty. ~ Gu "sE
... ByA. y. HIasns, Deputy Clerk.
spRArr a. STAPLEToS, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
S - 1872 WIZ #G 573-5t