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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Jones and Mr.. Thos.
II. Irvine, ST., of Butte, were in town this
week. -.a
We are requested to state that meeting
will be called next Friday evening to Or
ganize the Prospecting Company mentioned
in last weeks paper. r-- Of. .-..
Mr.. W. ]. Auerbach, of Auerbach, Wells
81 Co., Helena, took our town in on his
trip east, where he expects to remain sew
eral months purchasing goods aud then Wis
1t Europe.
Mr.. Geo. B. Fl. Wheeler, representing
John s. Bowman s. Co., Cigar Importers
and Manufacturers, San Francisco, has
spent several days in town and made many
friends besides sales.
Hugh B. McCleery. whose untimely
death is announced this week, will be re-
membered as former resident of German
Gulch and the valley. His excellent wife
will have the sympathy of many friends IN
her bereavement.
Charlie Vivian, remembered as one of the
most entertaining artists that has appeared
on the Montana boards, and whose return
here had been promised. died in Leadville
few days ago. An account of his death
appears on the arst page, reproduced from
Leadville paper, for which we are indebt-
ed to G. Van Timmons.
Among the strangers in town the past
week were B. c. Kingsbury, Lee W. Fos-
ter, and n. Bielenberg, Butte; Maurice
Sands, Helena; Arthur Hagan and John
Bowling, YamhilI; Mrs. J. and Miss Alice
McCarty, Bridge; G. G. Birdseye, Black
foot; z. III. Haynes, New Chicago II. X.
Fairgrieve en- rJuts from Philadelphia to
Philipsburg.
General A. B. Nettleton, formerly editor
of the Chicago Ad0ance Or Interior, wrote
financial art icle one day that attracted
the attention of Jay Cooke, who soon after
employed him and put him in charge Of one
Of the most important departments Of the
Northern Pacific Company's Offices. After
the failure he held position in the North
western Com pany, doing business at Phil
ipsburg, and We now notice he has taken
editorial charge of the Minneapolis Tribune.
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On last Saturday morning the building at
Yam Hill formerly occupied by Charley
Rouleau caught fire, and for a time the
destruction of the entire city was threat
ensd. Mr.. Nick Berry, who had full ad-
vices of the copflagration, states that it
was due to the Herculean efforts of Capt.
Trufant and his admirable management OF
the Fire Brigade that the threatened ca
tastrophe was averted and tine Fire Fiend
checked in its mad career. Capt. T. had a
large stock of imported goods in the build
ing and is again about opening a store al
the Hill. The Ditch Company's books 10
the adjoining building were saved. Up te
this time We have had no estimate of the
losses.
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FROM pHlLIpsBuRH.
THE SHOOTING APFRAy AND VIEWS
THEREON.

PHILIrsBuRe, March 29.-The shooting
ARRAY, noticed in your last issue, between
two citizens Of this place Is an ample illus
tration OF the folly of dealing leniently with
this class of offenders. To enforce the law
strictly would be to discourage and deter
this reckless use Of fire arms, and one
might then be ut liberty to ask for and in
sist upon his rights As citizen without in
curing tho danger Of being riddled by pis-
tol balls at the hands Of some cowardly ruf-
fan or excitable idiot.
In the affair above mentioned there would
in all probability have been no shooting had
thu shootist the probable certaipsy II sab
seQuent punishment before him. But from
his action In the matter, no sush idea trou-
bled him.
Mr.. Donahue, between whom and the
Hope Company there is standing griev-
ance. was, on the evening 10 question, re.
lating hrs trouble to some friends in one Of
our stores. Mr.. ChAs. Mcclure, who was
also present, took mp the matter for the
Hope Company, where upon war Of words
ensued, ending with Mcclure leaving the
store. Donabus lef {, soon after, and pro
oeed to Mr.. Inkam' % saloon, where he wa'
relating the affair to those present. wSer
Mcclure suddenfy entered, and, with bu
few words, pullei pistol from his pocket
and fired. Zap ply for all present he wsa
either too much excited or too poor shot
to do much do mage, and the ball took ef-
feet In the wall. Mcclure afterwards sur
rendered hiv,self to the authorities, getting
OF 1t cost OF about $50. Many question
the action Of the Justice in thus disposing
OF tbs case, claiming it to BE- matter for
the Grand Jury to take action upon. Cir
cumsta.oes point to the fact that Mcclure
left the discussion, procured pistol and
followed Donahue 70 the saloon with the
intent to shoot, aad, ~ We understand II,
there Ia no justification for the act Other
than that he was acting under an angry ex'
element. The matter viii yet Be brought
before the Grand Jury BY some OF our oiti'
zens, ii not by Mr. DonAhus himself Le'
M mako this beautiful country safe 70 live
In, and requirs some better excuse thar
angry excitement for the use Of fire arms
| The foot-racs between Hammond and
Phillips comes on on the 4th, and both msr
are said 70 be n excellent condition, and
ssueuins Of success. Betting men lean z
Hammond, bat seem to BE- very anxiou'
that he should come on the ground In tn
| very best possible trim. Win give the y
suits u my nsxt. AoStroHs
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VICK'S
GARDEN & FLOWER
SEEDS
At the PostoMce Store.
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
Affections: also, a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt 1T his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
send free of charge to all who desire i,
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with full directions for preparing aud using
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
W. W. SHERAR,
149 Powers Block, Rochester, N Y.
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oREM AND DIVER.

The FaEsf at Nevada, Montana, Oct. l. 1857.
An exuact from Colorado paper is GO
ing the rennds to the effect that Con Orem
still carries the champion middle-weigat
belt of America, and the reference to his
fight with Jimmie Dryer conveys the i'm
preston that Con Was the victor in that
fight. This is not just to Dryer, who, We
believe il now dead, and who the day sue
ceeding the fight called in our Office and
desired us to state that he would never
again enter the prize ring, promise we
believe he kept.
The fight occurred at Nevada, just be-
low Virginia City, on Friday, Oct. !, 1867.
DIVER was the lighter, slenderer man
OF the two-in fact, Orem was in too much
flesh and did not fight up to his average.
The mill was fought in the afternoon in a
board corral. Dryer started in with light
rapid blows, which he got in frequently on
Cons face, Con struck heavy, but Dryer
rarely took full blow. His tactics soon
began to develop in Cons face, which be-
came much swollen. Dryer did not want
close work with Orem, and Orem's sight
became so much impaired that be toe
fought shy, and the 37th, 3Sth, Both and
10th rounds were sparring matches to kill
time. After 90 minutes were spent in the
4Oth round it had become quite dark, and
the referee stopped them, giving notice
that time would be called at Ga. m. Satur
day, when both men would be in the rims
or tho absentee would lose. The following
extract from the Post gives the second day I
proceedings:
CAT z o'clock Saturday morning Jimm!
DIVER walked down to Nevada, and at
a. N stripped and toed the scratch q min
nte and q half, in good condition for re
newai OF the fight. In the meantime fou
gentlemen met in Con Orem's room. wher
the following arrangement was made > Th
packers were allowed to withdraw tn
main stakes. and Orem was TO receiv
something like 5000 of the gate money
about one-third, while Dryer received tn
other two-thirds, Orem then signing pape
that he was not in condition to renew tn
fight on account Of his hand.
Those who had bet on Orem nearly oil PAL
over their bets on presentation Of the pape
signed by him."
After the first day the referee declined
have any further to do with the affair, an
no other was chosen. Residents Of Virgini
In 81 will remember these ~ the facts {
the case, and that Dryer was the acknow
edged victor. 1t was physically inpossib
for Orem to 60 into the ring the secon
! day. While we were In sympathy wit
Orem in the matter, it 10 due the memoI
Of Jimmy Dvyer to set the matter rigl
and credit him with the results Of bis gan
HRht. It Il obvious why he did not d
mand the belt.
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BUTTE ITEMS.
As Noted Hastily by a Non-Resident.

Despite the press accounts, representa-
lions OF visitors and known developments,
after q four years absence one Is not pre-
pared for the changes which greet him on
arrival 10 the present and future metropo-
lis Of Montana. To recount them would
aloLe fill a newspaper to repletion. Where
then was but one brick or stone building
are TO be found to-day scores of substan-
tial business and handsome dwelling
houses. The two quartz mills which had
not then been demonstrated success are
to-day In constant and successful operation,
and number OF others, besides smelter
and several arrastras have been found nee
essary to the growing industry OF the camp.
All the available land for distance around
Butte has been taken up. The public
school building would ornament an eastern
city; churches have been erected on all
sides can be seen workmen engaged In the
construction Of buildings. AS an evidence
of what property is worth building lot
situated 10 the gulch whore Park street
crosses it has recently been sold for $40e
To be Of use tho building should front on
Park street and the frontage must necessa-
rily be the bridge. But the owners have
already men at work on a culvert aud a
handsome edifce Is to be built In the now
unsightly rayine. Property is rapidly ad-
vancing in price, and TO those having it a
word 1t will be worth more by far year
from to day than now, II the representa-
tions of men Of good Judgment are to DO
relied upon.
A gentleman prominently Unidentified
with the manufacturing interests OF Butte
said that ere long Deer Lodge would be a
suburb Of that town. "When che rail-
road runs down the valley" said he, 1--WE
will have our business in Butte but make
Deer Lodge our home" They will all be
welcome, Of course, but the county seat
will be classed as a lively suburban resi-.
deuce.
Among the prosperous ones We are glad
to note many who have removed to Butte
from Deer Lodge. A great many business
once resident In the valley village bave 10
Gated In the mountain town and are doing
we'll.
Mrs. Mcfarland, the estimable landlady
OF the st. Nicholas, has been quite sick for
several days.
Deputy Sheriff Lytle Ia recovering rapid
II, expects to be able to travel in fort
night aud will then take trip down the
valley" he says.
An important business change was be
ing negotiated, but the particulars are moi
yet TO be made known.
Lee w. Foster g. Co. have opened Q
branch store at Silver Bow, with w. W.
Jones In charge. It is good location and
will be an accommodation to the rancheri
Of that section.
Allen Pierse has bis commission as T. N
at Valley p. o. He wears his honors meek
y.
At Browns Gulcb IL 10 be seen the lar
gest, and almost the only, hay-stack on The
stage road from Butte to Deer Lodge. i
is owned by VIM. Birdsell.
The road over the divide from Silver Bow
to Glendale Is In fearful condition, and the
coach usually consists Of . dead-axs
wagon.
The Masonic Fraternity Of Butte contem
plate the erection Of q building this sum
mer provided suitable location can be %
cured. >.
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ALIAS SUM M oNS.

In the District Court of the Second judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana. in and for the connt
OF Deer Lodge.
Harriet Bryan, Plaintiff,
John r. Bryan, Defendant. -. .....,
The people of the Territory Of Montana aeno greet
ing TO John Il. Bryan, Defendant. .. ...... e.. .u
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against YOU by the above named Plaintiff In
the District Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the Territory of Montana IN and for the county OF
Deer odge and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusiye of the day OF servce after
the service ON YOU OF this summons. II served within
this county or il served out OF this county but IN
this district, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days; or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according the prayer of said complaint
THE sa,d action Is brought to obtain the decree OF
said Court dissolving the bonds Of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
plaintiff and defendant and for other and further
relief The grounds upon which this action Is based
Ia the wful dcsertion OF plaintiff by defendant on
the 18th day OF April 1879, and defendants absence
from Montana Territory, without the Intention OF re-
turning, 81 nee the 18th day Of May, 1879 la'Ht
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fall 70 ap'
pear and answer said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff will take default against yoa anu
apply to the Court tor the relief demanded IN the
PRAYER of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana, IN
IL. s. and for the County OF Deer Lodge, TINS eth
one thousand eight hundred and eighty SD,
GEO. w. IRWIN, H., Clerk,
PATRICK TALENT, Attorney tor Plaintiff ooi-ot
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E. L. Bonner b Go.
Deer Lodge.
A MEMORY OF MONTANA.
A Pioneer Teachers Afeetionate Remembrance
Spans the Gulf Of Seventeen Years.

Mr. J. B. Patch, now q resident Of Mon
tague, Texas, but who will be remembered
BY old-timers as having taught school in
Virginia and Helena from 1858 TO 1857,
wrote us some time since, making inquiry
as to educational matters in Montana. The
letter was referred to and answered by
q gentleman interested In education, and
Mr.. Patch responds IN very interesting
letter, which embodies this "reminiscences
and glowing tribute to Montana
before looking down into the Great
Basin from the Ssowy Range | had deter
mined to give the work Of teaching the
children Of Montana my exclusive atten-
ton. To adhere to this found it neces-
sary to exercise a stoicism unparalleled In
previous or subsequent experience. But
the whirlwind Of gold-getting excitement
during the years 1884, which painted gold
en- visions to every upturned gaze, went by
without drifting me from my original pur-
pose. taught school two years in Vir-
glnia and two 10 Helena. The aggregate
attendance at the schools (subscription)
during the time was nearly 600. Fourteen
Of these pupils studied Latin and Greek. l
had one class reading very we'll in Virgil
and another in Xenophon's Anabasis. The
night class, consisting Of fifteen or
eighteen business men, were, In part, read
ing German. have never known deeper
interest in the subject Of education during
the twenty five years have been engaged
In the school room. During my last term in
Helena my pupils numbered about 100.
My belief is that Montana's brightest era
still rests in the future, and that her glories
are yet to blaze forth with ever-increasing
and unrivalled splendor. The world has
only afforded one place for such as she, and,
with the civic diadem of statehood soon to
be placed upon her majestic Mountain
brow, she will take proud and enviable
position among the "powers that be-" All
hail then to her lovely Wales and towering
minarets of snow, to her indomitable sont
OF toll In camp and field, and, above all,
to her thousands Of glad-hearted, bright
eyed, happy school children now thronginG
her temples Of education"
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Notice to Advertising Agents,

GONE years business with Eastern hayer-
- Using Agents has led to the conclusion there
ia no money In it," The low rates offered, the
auibbIing correspondence, the commissions DE-
20 Axsnt and advertiser and disallowanee on ac-
count Of position induce us 10 respectfully de-
cline any further advertising through "Advsrtis-
ing hrenc ter present business is concluded.
This Is published as a reply to all Advertising
Agents. No proposals from them will hereafter
be considered or answered.
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MARRIAGES


MILLs-IRvNE-At the residence of Dr. A. II. Mitch
ell, Deer Lodge Sunday evening, March %, by
Rev. c. o. Tilotson, Mr.. Harry II. Mills and Mist
Sallie b. Irvine.
The NEW NORTHWEST offers congratulations apt
wishes them happy lives.
MATTHEws-KRATTcER-A At the residence of thu
brides parents, Galatin county, by Joseph Plum
ESQ, Mr.. Owen Matthews and MIRA Bell Kraft
Ger.
CowAN-FoY-ht the residence of the brides parents
on West Gaatin March IS, 1880, by Josep!
Plum, Esq. Mr.. r. N. Cowan and Miss Mar.
Foy, all of Gallatin county.
ZEMBSCH-RATH-At the residence of Charles M
Jeferis. Helena, M. T., March 30, 1880, by Corne
Inns Hedges, p. j., Mr.. Lawrence Zembsch, o
Vestel. and Miss Emma Rath. Of Helene.
SOLOMAN-WAw WoO-In the Judith Basin
March H. $780, Miss Waw Woo and Mr.. Nose
Solomon. The nuptial knot was tied at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
Eagle by the Rev. A. $. Reed, late of the U.
Indian service. No cards.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
o. s. LAND orYlcE, HELEsA; Y, T.,

March 30, 1SS0.
Notice IL hereby given that frederick d. Mrhae,,
who fled Prevention Declaratory Statement no q =
for the Il " OF N K. \ Of section Is IN towhsnip =
north OF range Is west has filed notice OF HE intsn
ton TO make final proof In support OF MS caiIa ~
secure nna entry thereof, and thai the bearing " s
moot win Be had at this Office on Monday, MAY
i and that said proof will be made before the rro
hate Judge Of Deer Lodge county, NJ t., at MS omHs
In the town OF Deer Lodge, on Saturday: Nay =. ~
~ rrove his Continuous residence upon and cniIve
lion Of said tract to-wit Alexander Wight rsancs
Fsy. James Byrncs. ana Thomas Smith. all Oh stons
station, Deer Lodge county, N y r p.,.,
O. B. o.BAxxos. Attorney Tor Claimants. Ssls
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Notice to Miners.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NJ. T.,

U. 5. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. M. t.,
~ March 81, 1880.
The following named settlers, whose post office adj
dress 10 Warm Springs, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.,
have this day filed their several applications to per-
feet title to the following described tracts OF land,
claimed by tSem as agricultural land under the Home
stead Laws OF the United States. all Of which land
has been suspended from entry:
Daniel James who claims the sWA Of section %s
in Township 8. north Of range 10, West. William r
Thomas who claims the M of SEA OF section ~
and nv of SWh OF section 81, In Township D north
OF range 10, West. William Weir, legal representa-
live of Elizabeth Weir deceased, who was the widow
of John Davis deceased, and as such widow made
anal Homestead Entry No. 260 OF the M OF NWA
llots and IL of section 4, In Township 4; moth of
range TO- West, and the 81 Of SEA o! section 3s IN
Township g. north OF range 10, West: Morgan Evans,
who claims the WV of SEA, the NEA OF sWA ana
SIX of NWA of section Q, In Township 4, north OK
range 10 West; Peter Jessen, who claims the men
of section o. in Township 4, north OF range lo West.
Notice Is hereby given that hearing VIII be had at
this Office at 10 o'clock a. m Thursday, May b, A. "
1890 to determine as to the mineral or non-minera
character of the above described tracts of land and
the testimony to be used upon said hearing will BE-
taken before the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county
NJ. T.. at his Office In the town OF Deer Looge' Oh
Monday, May 3, A. d. 1880. :, ,,,,n
OBJ. o'BANNoN, Register.
Atty. for Claimants.
bGt-ht. .
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Came to my ranch Isituaed in the Hell Gate Valley
| about miles northeast of New Chicago, about Jan
nary $780, one sorrel horses years old fifteen hands
high with bald face white hind legs. white sput on
left side collar marks shoulders. no brands. The
owner Is requested To prove property pay charges ahd
| take him away. PhlLlp hEENsL.
| New Chicago. March "a, 1889. e... 5bi-4t.
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FARMERS AND STocKMEN,
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In the District Court of the Second judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana, IN and for the CONT
OF Deer Lodge.
uarriot n Rryan Plaintiff
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The Fight at Nevada, Montana, Oct. /. 1857