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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
At the Regular Term, January, 1880.

Following is some of the business of gen.
eral interest transacted at the recent SEES
sion of the Board
Monday, Jan. 8, 18S0.-Ordered that an
ad ualorsna tax for the year 1880 be levied
as follows on all property subject to taxa
ton in Deer Lodge county: Territorial, 8
mills; county, 10 mills; poor, Q mills; school,
8 mills; road, mills-total, % mills.
Also, q per capita poor tax Of 70, and
one mill each in Deer Lodge, Butte and
Philipsburg for maintenance of the Fire
Departments.
Three mills on the dollar is transferred
from the County to the Contingent Fund to
pay contingent expenses.
Il is ordered, that A. Y. Priest be au-
thorized to establish toll-gate at such
point as he may deem fit and best on the
Priest Pass Road and collect toll pre- rata
with Lewis & Clarke comfy, d. 7. under
the following ratss Two horses and
wagon, 81; each additional wagon 90 cts.
each additional span of horses or yoke OF
cattle, rs cts; one horse and buggy, ~
saddle animal, e5 cts; pack animal, loo.
loose stock per head, cts; freighterf
paying round trip at bali rates on return
triD.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Kim Kee ct nj.

Kim Kee ct nj.
Gee All See ct nj.
To be cold at Sherif's Sale, In front Of the Court
House door, in the town and County of Deer Lodge,
M t. on Saturday. the 31st day of January A. d.
1880 at the hour of O'Clock under and BY virtue
of an execution In the above entitled canse, issued
from out 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-All the right title and interest of the defend
ants or either of them. In and to that certain water
ditch dvertng the water from Rock Creek at point
therein below the Rock Creek ditch companys reHer
ycir and conveying said water to the mines on and
near Pilgrim Bar In Pixies Peak Mining District In
a. the Swan b Mathews and Little Rock Creek ditch,
together with all dams, reservoirs, fumes. water
rights and privileges and all things pertaining to said
ditch Also all right title and interest of the defend
ants In and to that certain tract or parcel Of Placer
mining ground in survey 81. Sec % and d. township
meridian Deer Lodge county, M. t., Pixies Peak
mining district and containing ~ and 29l00 acres,
with MI rights and privileges thereto belonging. Also
that certain strip Of land north OF and adjoining the
above described ground, and extending as far and In
Guiding the race formerly nsed for and AZ an outlet In
working said above described ground Also dls COW
cry claim and claims Nos. and north OF discovery
claim on Pilgrim Bar extension, In said Pixies Pea
mining district and comprising a tract of mining
ground six hundred feet square Also claims three,
four and Ave south Of discovery on said Pilgrim Bar
extension and prsing tract of land six hundred
feet square, with oil rights and privileges belonging
to said above described property Also the right OF
nmpaee from all of said above described ground into
nv JAMES 8. McANDREWS,
Sheriff Deer Lodge Co., M. II.
Dated this Sd day Of January A. d. 1880 ASH
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George Kelley who escaped the Penisen.
tiary last summer, was out few hours,
was recaptured and has to serve another
twelve months for his achievement. Not
very satisfactory to Kelley.
Lewis & Clarke county has levied the fol-
lowing taxes for 1880: Territorial, mills
county, 0 =; poor, /; school, 5; road, s-to-
tai. 90 mills. The per capita tax Is ",
special road tax IS, and Helena fire tax 2
mills.
Persons afflicted with catarrh, neura lgia
or nervous headache will probably be ben
Gifted by using "Dobyns' Sure Cure "
advertised in this issue. 1t has been used
by quite . number of persons here with
remarkable success.
Coal oil has advanced in Helena from Al
to 65 cents per gallon; in Deer Lodge from
80 cents to 81 and we learn it is $1.25 in
Butte. There are only about 100 cases in
market here and it is held for customers,
81 having been offered for all. The sup
ply seems short in the Territory, but there
is large quantity at the Terminus.
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PorsoNEp.-Mrs. Williams, housekeeper
Mt the Warm Springs Asylum, was poison
ed few days since in rather peculiar
manner, and the case has assumed serious
form. A Chlnawoman was recently sent
70 the Asylum from Madison county, ana
IN one of her frenzies struck her hand
through window, inhicting severe wounds
Mrs. Williams dressed the hand. on
New Years day Mrs. Williams came 70
Deer Lodge and consulted DE-. Mitonell
about the distress felt In one OF her thumbs
She was prescribed for and ~ snort s''ns
tainted while in Bonner's store. since
them then the Inflammation and evidences
~ poisoning have extended nearly % ner
shnulder. and the patient 10 sunerins
intensely. 1t In thought nc the ume Y,
dressing the insane persons nanu ~, ~.
NAV have had scratch on her hand ana Ro'.
-nn have thus been communicated. ins
ease 4 considered quite serious
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DEATHS


FRAsER-kt the McBurney House. Deer Lodge,
Sunday, January 4, 1880, of scarlet lever. Annie
Fraser, aged 80 years.
Deceased was native of Martinstowp, Canada, a,
which place her relatives now reside. She fret came
to Deer Lodge from Chicago In 1874. and for two
years or more has been living ct the McBurney House
Here she made many friends by her quiet anassuminr
ways and strict attention to duty. The funeral took
place from St. James Episcopal church On Wednes-
day last.
Chicago and Montreal papers please copy.
LEAyENs-At Ph.lipsburg Dec. 31st, Frankie
youngest child Of MIR. and Mrs. e. g. Leavens
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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 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 it his duty to make 1t known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
send free of charge to all who desire it,
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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TIE Word . sosodont, =

which has already become . hsusenolo
~ |. derived from the Greek. and y COM
80. ~o IN tvo words, 5ozo and Odonte@.
posou ...n.iatad. means TO preserve,
~. snaaasasr The teeth : SOzODOhT''
ana .srver OF the teeth. And u u true 70
s.narna II l,eautities aud preserves tne
80 ns,aens and vigorates the gums, ana
.s..n, III impurities or the breath. Inc
c 'sns N chs pnrs preparation u 20 delight
euVl M n n i 1 luxury to apply IL u y y
harmless ~ water, Sold ~ oruss' -
porfumers.
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Master, Hiram Knowles. Succeeding this
4 very interesting address was delivered by
Brother William J. Galbraith and after
ward there was a banquet and dance pro-
yided by the Lodge. A large audience Of
ladies and gentlemen was present during
the ceremonies and festivities to which
much interest and enjoyment were added
by the excellent vocal and instrumental
music discoursed by Miss Lincoln and 9TH
ers. The occasion was very enjoyable
one and will be long remembered happily
by all participants.
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p. m, the sun setting moro or less collapsed.
At Victoria, Australia, the sun win rise on
the morning Of January 18th slightly
eclipsed. the eclipse continuing for is min
utes.-Erchdage.
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Notice to Creditors.
Fstate Of Christian outh, deceasedl

Estate OF Chr1stiAn Vutn, ueceaseu.
Nosjce 10 hereby given by the undersigned admin
istrator of Christian Guh deceased to the creditors
of and all persons having Claims against the said de
ceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the 6re publication of this
notice to the said administrator ut his ONCE In the
town OF PhiipsburR In the county OF Deer Lodge
X ID. HOLLAND,
Administrators of Christian Guth, deceased
Dated at Deer Lodge January ., 1880. At.
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FOUND AT LAST!
" Dobyns' Sure Cure y"


- DoBYNs' SURE CURE" IL In the form of snuff and
is put mp in large size mpervions wooden boxes- 1t
10 used as snuff and In always ready and convenient
for use without any extra trouble or additional ex
pense whatever. It contains no choloroform ether,
ammonia, blood root, copperas, bismnth, calomel or
morphine and children i've years OF age can use It
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and beneficial ef
fects quickly follow the first Application and oeing
composed OF simple chemicals guarantee II TO be
perfectly simple and harmless. One BOX will last
about one month, and has frequently been snficient
to effect cure but II cases of long standing. 1t may
require from three to six boxes IL Immediately de-
stoys the nauseous catarrhal STENCIL and gives to ae
breath its original purity and sweetness.
Cure Guaranteed.
II our 1" SURE CURE be regularly and persistently
used as directed by label on each box. we guarantee
relief In every case. and absolute cure In all cases
where the patient Is free from constitutional ament
o: complications resnting from scrofulons or syphil
istic affections. Where such ailments or complies
tons exist we have alternative which, when taken
in connection with SURE CURE we guarantee to
cure. IhOS. III. lrV1ncs Sr.
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale nv STANLEY d Co, Deer Lodge. $40.
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PATENTS IssuEp.-Copp's Land Gunner
for December reports the following home
stead patents issued and sent to the Land
Office
Beaverbead County-Wm. Peck, ct al,
Forrest Queen Lode.
Deer Lodge County-Rolla Butcher ct al,
Burnett lode; VIM. q. Preuitt ct al, Black
Hawk Lode; Joel w. Ransom ct al, Modoc
lode; W. Egbert Smith ct al, Orc Butte
lode.
jefferson County-Patrick A. Largely,
Morning Star lode.
Lewis & Clarke County-Wm. B. Frue
ct al, Mill Site.
Meagher County-Jos. V. Stafford, Placer
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u. s. Supreme Court.

The following causes are depending in
the U. s. Supreme Court from Montana
1s-Ths Virginia City and Summit City
Wagon Road Co. plaintiff in error VS. The
People ss rel. III. NJ. Blake, Districs At
torney, etc.
60-J. r. Woolman ct al, pltffs in error,
vs. Benton Garringer.
Ssh. T. Fort, appellant, Va George
and Eliza Roush.
6O7-John G. Belk, pltf in error, vs. H..
Meagher. ct al.
GAR. W. Donnell ct al, pltffs in error,
vs. Almira r. Curtis.
694-Thomas A. Ray ct al, appellants vs.
Hezekiah Roudebush and Roman Kuhn.
740-Andrew }. Davis ct al, appellants,
Va Sarah J. Fredericks.
741-Same.
645-Peter Walton ct al, appellants, VS.
Aimira r.. Curtis.
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Collection Notice

~ parties knowing themselves inasosea o 10 Uy
Use during January 1880, az on February, !,
1850. we win place all unsettled accounts WIZ"
our H''0'"N' KLEINScHMIDT 3 soS.,
,,.m Deer Lodge, M +
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149 Powers Block, Rochester, N Y

Eminent German statisticians have re-
Gently published an estimate Of the total
amount of capital invested in the construc.
ton of railroads since Stephenson's expert.
mental locomotive first glided oyer double
rail. revolutionizing the transport system
Of our earth. The result Of their calcula'
tions Is the amazing sum of rs millards Of
francs or SIS, OOO, 100000. The event thai
inaugurated the expenditure Of such ar
amount as this-nearly SIS a head for every
human being inhabiting the Terrestrial
globe-is worthier of celebration by jubilet
ceremonies than the anniversary of grea
battle, r...
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Briefly, then, 1t Is right to use bad in re-
gard to feeling or being, and badly In re-
gard to doing. For example, "That was
done very badly, and I feel very bad about
it." or 81 have behaved badly and feel
bad about it,"-not 81 feel badly" As
regards physical ills, we say, for example,
"My head aches badly this morning." bu,
"my head Is very bad this morning )" or,
"my head feels very bad" etc.; not "my
head Is badly" or " feels badly" Speak
ing generally Of health or physical condi'
ton, we say 81 feel ill.," or Il feel sick, "
not 81 feel bad" That, although permits
sble and quite right as to mere form, Car
hardly be regarded as in the best style Of
English. Grant White.
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Arw Aorth Attest.
57llT 1ss5ssazsaz'7ass7777s'''sas7'
RELIGIOUS.

ppEsgYTERIAN. - Services every Sunday
arnIng nj the Presbyterian Church, At | a. IN d:
rvening, 8 p. m.-Rev. J. L. Henning, ofhciat"
ing. , T.. A. $1,000 .,a,n e., q - -,
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday evening AT
4 O'CLOCK.
cATHoLlc.-Services every Sunday. First
Mass Mt O'Clock a. m: Second Mass at w a.
~ catechi8m under the direction OF the Sisters
Of Charity at ~ o'clock p. m. Vespers az
o'clock p. m.
EpIscoPAL.-sunday School every Sunday
at 2p. IN.
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LADIES, EDUCATIONAL AID SOCIETY.
rns;r Tribute to the Collegiate Institute Fund.

Al meeting of the Ladies Educational
AID Society held at Mrs. Gerber's house,
Monday, January 8, 1880, the following re.
,ort of the receipts and disbursements oil
,ho late FAIR was made and adopted:
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On Saturday evening, December eth, the
following officers of Deer Lodge No. IA A.
r. A. NJ. were publicly installed for the
Maanpic vaar.
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LIST or LETTERS.

Remaining uneaiied for N the rosto.nee =
Deer Lodge, M. T., Jan. Z, 1880. Partiss
calling for shese letters will please say aoVe'
gIa.a ard rive date Of list
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The Walla Waiia statesman Burned Out

We are in receipt of private letter sta
ting ",he Office of the Walla Walla States
man was burned out this morning (Dec.
24). 1t caught fire at a. m. and was
thorou ghly burned out. A new press had
lust been received and put in operation
and the loss Ia heavy"
L. will be remembered the Statesman
was owned by Mrs. w. III. Newell whose
husband died last year, and the paper was
under the management of Colonel Frank
]. Parker, who is remembered very kindly
by all who had the pleasure OF meeting
h,m In Montana while accompanying Gen
Howard, and by many, including the wrl-
ter, who only knew him by reputation and
gentlemanly courtesies. Col. Parker re-
Gently married daughter of the late Judge
Newell and was making splendid success
| of the Statesman. We trust he VIII SCOT
be az 1t again with better Office than ever
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ncBURNEY no USE.
LOCAL N EWS s.

Subscribers ordering their papers ehanGe s,
from one postofsee to another. MUST ZEN a ION
THT 0FFlcE TO WHICH 1T WAS PIKE
VIOUsLY SENT.
. uERBAcH, WELLS & Co, Helena, Keep
a. ull line OF Blanks for Justices OF the pease'
same prices as charged by the Ne" N0f'"'
West.
DroTicE TO BREWERs.-Aaving completed
Sm~royrd Kiln we have now Malt Man"
m,aeturtng capacity Of 4Oo0 bushels per year
We use ony Frst-eass Barley a any o n t
p'.ptsS ana nrice-hst sent free on apphcatch
,,,, rH"N Deer Lodge, M. r.
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THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE

THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE
10 the best sewer,
The easiest running,
The strongest and best finished
Shuttle Sewing Machine ever made
No other machine approaches 1t In
Exeeilence, and 1t IL well called
1.-THE Perfection"
Sample machines may be seen ut me view
Northwest Office.
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MASONIC INSTALLATION.

Public Ceremonies of Deer Lodge No. IA A. r.
| and A. M,
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1 man." the Austin New Receilk says
John Thompson was arrested and fined
500 for whipping his wife-Dottie Magic.
The heroic individual will be remembered
n. the manager Of the company which
travelled through Montana last fall. Al
though the papsr stated that "the thrash
ing was very light" we cannot refrain
from wishing that 1t had occurred In Reno.
Tar and feathers would doubtless have
more salutary effect than the imposing OF .
fine.
The snow fall on the main range between
Helena and Deer Lodge ID heavier than
II has been fos several years, and the din
entities OF travelling have been much In
creased by the heavy winds drifting the
snov while il Was light. The caion from
Gubert,s TO the bald hill has been almost
,mpassable: Stage drivers and passengers
have had rough times, but all have man
aOed 10 ret through In the course OF > DAY
and night. When the track gets Droke'
and packed. as We presume u - oy thla
time. the going viii be tip-top and VII
!, last for weeks from Freeze-out 70 the io'
/ Gate.
Christian Guth. > well-known citizen Q
! philpsburg, suicided vt the Terminus \
december. He arrived there BY coach, 10
ouired OF the hotel clerk for room Y
change his clothes, and before tho clerl
? could accommodate him went out wake.
around the building and shot hinssi
!, through the head. When found ~ "
: citixens and N oficer tho pistol Va s'''
Q fouad grasped IN his right band. no rea
4 IN can b. assigned for the act. Mesara
: Iobn McI.ana aud william Lang went
H. Terminus and returned with 'ns =
: mama 70 Philipsbnrg. WHARF tnsy Ws'' =
TERED.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-27
WANTED.

An opinion from those Democratic
State papers that withheld their epin-
ion of the investigating committees
action and findings until the matter
had been disposed of by the courts.
They have hid themselves behind the
argument of not wishing to prejudice
their cases long enough. 1t does
seem proper, at least to honest think
ing men, that while the Democratic
press can find time to charge Gar
field with stealing 1929, which he
never did, they might make casual
mention of the thousands stole by the
late State administration. Stole is
the name for it, and so stands the
verdict of competent court after
hearing all the evidence, the case ably
argned by able counsel.
Now let the Democratic press come
out like honest public guides and
call things by their right names, or
cease this incessant cant about Dem
ocratic honesty and efficiency.
RlALTo.
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ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH.

Gen. Grant is OH his way from
Denver to Galena.
T Postmaster-General Maynard has
entered on his duties.
Several persons were killed by a
cyclone in Cass county, Dakota.
Dudley Field will leave his prop
ertv to his wife, except $4,000 to .
neice.
Joshua N. Osgood is nominated
for Governor OF Maine by the TEN.
perance men.
Miss Nellie Holbrook, who stumped
California for Hayes, will NIKE
speeches in New York for Garfield
and Arthur.
At Clayton, Winnebago county
Wisconsin, Lewis Emmoms shot. his
father-in-law, Albert Huxley, aged
7s, and then shot himself.
At Waco, Texas, S. B. Alexander
having been arrested by officer Bal
lard. and when released, hunted him
up and Killed him.
1t is reported that Brownsville,
Texas, has been almost destroyed by
fearful storm that prevailed near
the mouth of the Rio Grande.
There seems to be no doubt that
there are. as general thing bad
crops in Germany.
Thirteen thousand emigiants went
from Liverpool to America in July,
1880, against 5000 in July 1879.
A row among the Chinese residents
of Chicago caused quite an excite
ment in that city, but they will get
used TO it.
American railway companies seem
TO be asking concessions from the
Mexican government with view tn
constructing roads through Mexican
territory.
Thirty Turkish officers have left
their flag and offer their services to
the Greeks, because they cant get
their-pay. They say the whole bat
TALON will do likewise if they are not
paid up.
In order to conciliate China and
facilitate the work Of Minister Angel
and the commissioners seeking revis-
ion of the treaty with China, the ad-
ministratio1 will probably declare
that if United States vessels are not
taxed in Chinese ports more than
other vessels, that Chinese vessels
shall have in our ports the same
privileges as the most favored ma
tions.
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No Republican is allowed to speak
out his political opinions or attempt
to organize Republican party III
many of the Confederate States.
There are no laws to this effect, but
the shotgun aud social ostracism are
more effective than any law. This is
practical secession, and the man who
advocates the election of Hancock
approves of this revolt and becomes
practically a secessionist. This alb
scess OF pus in the body polite must
be brought to head and be dis
charged. There is labor element oi
loyalty in the South composed of in
telligent Southernors, progressive
negroes and immigrants from the
North. These desire to build up q
new and higher civilization in the
South, but they are opposed and
intimidated by the shotgun bucca
neers who have demoralized the
country for half century. The
election of Garfield will give thest
reforrners courage, and impart new
impetus to the progressive people o.
the South.
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Eureka, Nevada, has again been
destroyed by FIRE and their loss Is
even greater than one a year ago
covering nearly the same ground.
Among the prominent buildings and
institutions destroyed may be men
toned the following: Mans brewery,
Leader printing Office, Odi Fellows
bnilding; Jackson House. gutted bu,
standing; International Hotel, thea
ter and all intervening buildings, save
Paxton & Co.'s bank, Richard Fol
ley's building and Jack Perry's cor
ner. Il is impossible to form any
estimate of losses, but the amour,
must be about. Sl,0o0,0O0. All o
the private residences on Spring
Buel and Paul streets, north OF ths
Episcopal Church, were consumed.