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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
sieamboats ana Railroads.

A MARY P0WELL.-For West Point
ceTnws NewnurE Peushtsepsa Rcnaout an,
PARK and Marlboro By ferry. LE1vEs FooT ssTitY
spsd coNNHrs at Win 10 cvenns sn on
s nudson River Railroad for oltrM and WEST conven
express received At vsstryst only AIMS y
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
cA SS S charge M PsaS MEw sA1
from PIER No a. North River. foot q chrstopherst con
sS1s T9 %SiR1s HSas for the North and West
baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ -. MODEL; FAST LINE TO TIE wEsr.
va gh aRd acr " passenger Trains Saye from rsnp'y
$50 m.-E1cept Sunday arrive Washington 425 p m.
ers tor pfsonrs, columbus and '1n-i III.
$50 3 p. Chicago 40 AMI Touis go b :
daily sleep 'rs attached omen for passen-
gers AFTER lO NJ Arrive ri camden station, Baltimore,
$50 a. M shlnsion 7ss m Day ExIrss leave. Balti
No other I'm, makes faster to West Trains
snd ehsck 10 dc.,nafop ar Cmpan ny cs sis Bpd
way and at oil the Offices the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Brooklyn foot Of Faltonst.. iewelr' Wharf
Leave gS Sew r6o foot Of Lper.y,i a follows
ss's2' A:s@'G ssS sSsS ssS1Ss
WSyrriy &c ID, ,,,-
rrifgc r-a"ch Eas0n, Allentown Reading Harrisburg
Mguch Chunk. WilamsDor Tamaqua DrlttOD. Nantlcoke
Upper Tchigh. scranton. kc
For Femin ton, EasOn Allentown. Reading iIar
Tisburg. Mauch Chunk. WAY arly, &c
3: .. m.-For Ea-ton. Wind iap. Mauch Chunk IamaquA
Drit0n. WiikeRharre. Scranton &c
40 y. For SchOOlcys Mountain High Bridge branch
fason Allentown. Nc.
445p in-For ~omorylle. Remington Sc
6.0 n m. For Faaton. -. !. AMI W. r. n. Allentown.
Reading. Harrisburg Mauch Chunk WilkesharTe. &c
SUNDAY leave ~ s.l5 - for Round Brook
and Intermediate stations az $50 p for Eason Allen
town. Harrisburg ani the Nett 800 49,. g..
For Newark At 5t5 G:l5, $40 as ~ sl5. %is ei5
N30 TO- l03n lli5a- ~ M. ], = 3, $50 T. 4;3o D. o;51
5.4b. O. hI5 $50 rs el5 Ml5. 1918, lll5. l2p M.
For transto local points sec Time Tables at statonA
~ Y. AND LONG BRANCH DIVISION
-. ALL RAIL LINE ,or Perth AnbOy. south Amboy Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Point Pleas
SC.
Leave ats. 7l6, ga m, l3m, , $50 (, $50 p
F..t ATLANTIC Ga \ SHORT LIN, QUICK TINE
THROUGH CARS. LOWEST FARES.
Atlantic CITY Express. m. with through cars arriving
at Atlantic iitv ~ 6.t6 D.
FARE From New YORK round trip Si6J
EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave tor Freehold at As a IN. j. 10, T. BIO p.
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Ocean Cleaners.
NERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
N BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAvRE
Pier COMPANY No az North River foot OF Moronst
way aud the -conorts OF crossing the Channel In small
boat
FRANCE. Trudclc ......... Wednesday. June % p
CANADA, f1Augcul Wednedsy. June 90 1870 a.
LABRADOR Jonfia Wednesday, July .,
Checks on reit Lyonnas Para amounts to sut
LOUIS DE- hEBIAN. Agent, No Bo~iing-Greeh
pAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il sailing from Pier foot Of Cansst North River
$1,000. fOr san FinncscO VIA Isthmus OF Panama
cor ....... fuesslat nne p. noon
Connecting for Central and south America and Meuco
run san FIanciscp O japan aud China
CITY or KtNG.......-....r tn ur.day June 81 p m
tralia.
A. rritA SATURDAY July 2 ID. m.
or On arrival Of LONDON male AZ san Francisco ,,,,,
P'seeurers forwarded 10 san FRANCISCO sANDMlCh
ISLANDS APAN. CHINA. NEW.ZEALAND AUSTRIA.
LA tOurH AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICA and
MEXICO
For ielrht passage general apply Com
pany' dice ON Pier foot u canalsI, North River
H. BULLAY,
superintendent
PED STAR LINE.
H. United States ami Royal Belgian Mail steamers
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANfWEKP
$780, The splendid nrstclass. fun powered steamers
ulA'LA SATURDAY. June ic 10 a. hi.
NfI1i'l LAND. SATURDAY.. June -,
Sal0ous saieroonis aud bath amdshlps-
second cabin accommodation uncxceuel
StatefO0me an nn main deck
no horse,, esii.o. sheep or pigs carried
second cabin, s55. prepaid. ass. excursion, 500
Sifrrage, S18. prepaid. ~. excursion, s4J 30
~ -" lNr isf' 81 Rrn1dwav, y. y.
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lSJ1 Ct,i1.tti 80 80. .. ~,
~ Steamers leave WATSOS'S STORES. Brooklyn. -
- III f.fA l..... "wednesday. June 20
AMSTERDAM nsinc-liay. JUL III
Wednesday, in =
sCann sGO-t7u "a Cabin $50 steerage t26 steer
FROM iirram prrpa!i 49,. ~. CAIAUN, Gen. Agt
NSouth Wuliamrt FUNGI, EDlE & CO., q south WIZ
lam ~. Freight T. W. NORRIS 80 broadway, g. T. \
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED srArlss AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FORQrEENarOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NpIICEthe 'aui"rs Of this Line take The Laue Route
recommendcdbF Lieutenant Maur}. u. = ~ ON both ths
outward and h0urv ard VOYAGES
AliIlC. Capt iprll SATURDAY June ~ ~ A. m
BNlIA ~ it' Cant Perry ~ urtnY, June - r. M
Ak.AfIC capt Jrnnings.... thur Jay. June g. q A m
CE g. can't r...' i-..... uniay IN q D. M
FROM TuR WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
lWTU.ST
These uniform IN sire and unsnrpaased IN ap
pOlutmtnts The Saloon, = afsrOom@ smoking and Bath
amdsps where tho noito aud motion arc
least felt aGorIg degree Of comfort hitherto unaitnaole
RArEs-saloon $50 and 500 Return tlcsets on favor
able Sccrago from the Old Country $50 Prom New
York. ~
Thcsa steamers carry neither cattle. sheep pg'
For inspect lon NJ plans and othrr Information apply az the
r. ]. CORriS Agent
G.. l.. BARTLETT & CO., Agents. Hjston.
BANEfTr p CATrELL Agents, Philadelphia
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u ONG REACH.

Restaurant and an appointments board nr-t class
Doid's Express viii call for and deliver baggage.
Freight received on pier
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ODDS ST, 10 EAST-Splendid cool rooms,
sngly or EN- suite with without board. Referencea
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE

Round BROOK ROUTE,
49,, For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
FOR Philadelphia Ninth AMI Greensts a, 7i5. 90! Ills
m .,"V = 40 03O IL p m On sunday Al $40 A. H.
For Third AMI 'ar<ssts " 531 7tT.Il.I5 \ m 1880
4 50 j..i1. . m n sunday At ~ m ~
For rrenion zen aqi flcSer'sts $50 745, =, IT'S
.. 10. $50 30 30 7 ~ On sunday $40 nj
Retn1p rains leave Philadelphia for New York
From station, rhair ghia and Reading X r. Ninth and
l2p on SUNDAY at :i5L m. so IL
From Ihiri AMI brtssst% At - $50 Pl5 m. l. $40
So .G25 ll:5v N. sunday AZ ;tba M i:3O p m, "a,
ao5 l0l9 ii+l a. ~: ? 2;2l AZ 8: . 300 m sun
Gdnnec,on. made Jersey station to and from Brook
9rf for ale A. lot ~ rertv-st 23a POL 4oI 9tL
scoait..t and Anncy once Ios"ls Wharf. Brooklyn
y transfer COMPANY D~ids Express viii call for and
cation an made ant }23 Broadway 73j Ghaye
YORK. and Court t. Brooklyn. Al t'' ONES aro Ia
'''i'' % Gen 40 or Pass Agent
nor BRIDG ORT and all points on HOU-
L ~ATONItau .ATGATUCK RAtLROADs-steamers
t. East ius.r 81 p No. lower thanby any
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y kIN IN hAllBoA D. ,, commepc,ns May % 1881
s00A m W--tern and northern Express 10 Rochester.
piatt-bnrg ~ Adams amt Montreal. &c.,.
lo.oA No. chicago Expires drawingroom cars 70 eanAl
~ am to Ai6an, aud Toy win connection to uueA
saratoga 3leus Pals and Rutland.
5000 Accommodation 70 Albany sat I TROY car. %,
O. 0up ~ - ious EXPRESS dtlY Win "Isp'ns e'S a..
- iont running through every naS IN Ing a., 1 n
i"r Aubrn Road stations anf Tor Bnnaio Ioi'',9 ai
trot and excepting SUNDAY night of montreal VIA rA'
M Pacdo Express daily, with sleeping cars for
and ,xc.tin, SUNDAY night Tor Monfrei via - Adams
n o. Nirht Express with sleeping cars to Albany ana
Ticke- sale a. No Hovias''rosn 252 and Broad
rrrtdwlN and 3S3 Arlington. BROOKLYN
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IIQ EAST 2sTH-S T.-Rooms to let with
. board gentlemen and wiyes single gentlemen.
don't aLpn
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NEW-YoRK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL

" Road
Leave is5th.st g.35 and 4 ~ p m for TarrytoWn
HmshH MahopHc camel brewster and intermediate s'"
lions
Rcturnne lrast 49,, Ger. 80 a. m and $40 M Leave
Carmel So and $50 m. Lake Mlhopnc 'O' m ADJ
a.41 49, u-,.-....
For itch bridge Morn Dock Foriham Heights, Kings
I~sya is5thsi "c55 To $40 o. 9ij Io45 l2t5.
1898 4:3p, J.l5. H. 6fj, 1AJ, ., 10 p m
Law 18Th st b. 7.25 40 $40 $780, olo 800 93t.
O. a g55 10 > lul5 l. ll.j. HOO L. -, l24i lt.
2 2t5. 230, 2fi. g. $40, 8t3i $50 40 80! yd' ~,
90 5iO. q. 6:l5, 6ij T. i2o '4' = 500 - V'o Io lVo
llaOp. u, .....- ,,....,,... ,,,o,atod
RAILWAY before tme OF departure fOm 4O1th 81
T. connect.
Isvc Alden'. lu7 Hrnaav Offices NeN YORK ra-i %
"a roaiwa, 1913 Broadway 737 9TH ave, o. Last rom
At and Court BrOoAlyn Arcade Nc"r Room cntahee
Ia Hector ~. station Baggagr Station y l. - q ~
the YORK Transfer Co. will call FOR and check baggage
from hotels and o. -dcurcA ,,.,.-,,-
FRANK = GANNuN, = = W iid@'pN',
t3su.l Nupt tcnl laa7r Agt
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The NEWPORT LINZ fnr Newport direct will he re-
sunei for .. summer son. commencing MoSnAf, b.
~ l--l Steamers NIWPOl,I and Old tDLDNi Viii iraV"
orr from Pier - b. alt ruats days SUNDAY
excepted o. D. Ihr-c tc-tlH have undergone THOR
srrlau.ur aud extensive repairs and improvement
have boon u1Hr. greatly Increasing Their attractions
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norRTE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUTp
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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STH-AVE., 253, NEAR 2sDH-ST.-Second
- floor comp sing I'VE rooms handsomely furnished singy
suite also large fourth hoor teras very
moderate. References required
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FALL RIVER LINE
NEWPORT. D,s,r,N- AND THE
PAIL n YER, bN'' we EAST

Tho b,st routc ~ MATTHIAS NINEYARD, NANTUrk
Fl. CAPE COD RESORTS, VIII ~ MOUNTAINS. MI.
DESERT an principal cities inland and -e1shoGe rcaort7
81 Sow England and the l'ruVtncos.
The wcli.k Ho,gu stem
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
New YORK II ~uuuHy Iurludu. a 80 pm, nom
Pier IS ~ Murray. Connection AlurA boat
10 D Hfo-iklyn. pm. Jersey city. b. M.
ORA SID rHDAiI& AUE g. NtERT~
Every during the Of pl'anrr travel hy Tho
splendid lands -'fd lob fhss steamer
Long route Iul nights rest Five morning trains
~ I.-iuu short OFF. ono hour ad quarter
TftkfT'~ lrd SIATFHOOM- rav He -rcnret RI an prn.
cpa ho. ucke, onccs a. the office on Per -
and Nu steamers.
t Of Tours AMI ,cnr.on, 10 De- issued faf n
hIl.IEN & Low llsl4 A5rut-
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THE WENTWORTH,


NEWCASTLE y. II.
This Hotel will open June Is II has accommodations for
guests attractions for the pleasure and
other seaside the
Atlantic Ugh situation affords beautiful views both
lie he<hfu atmosphere tue
reached ts advantages for boating fishing
bathing excellent and attractive walks all
make the charming places on the New
England The house contains modern appliance
spacious and well ventilated rooms furnished Ia black
walnut large psOrs halls and rooms
for social enjoyment elevator operated by steam
Music Hall for dancing and theatricals.
Orchestra twenty members Of acknowledged profess
onnl ability under the direction Of MI John j. BTaham Mn
scs Director OF the Boston Auseum viii furnish musc Tor
the season
The veranda fifteen width surrounding the house
gives extended promenade OF over 1000 feet In length
ing Alleys Billiard Room Steam Yacht for excursions sail
under direction 81 experienced
livery boarding stable Grounds lighted
by the electric light NewYok and Boston stock reports
eeived every hour
Wentworth situated three miles from Portsmouth,
and reached by Of the Eastern Railway IN two
and equally distant Portland
IL four hours ride from the fabyan uuNe by
White Mountain Notch aud North Conway IL
from the White Mountain by the Boston Concord and
Montreal and the Concord Railways and
by Of Portland
AT the Portsmouth the Of the Hotel are
always ia waiting.
Address
T. W. HILTON 4 Co.
PUrtemOufh IT
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CTTTZENS' LINE.

n -IKU1 BUAIS. VTIIENN' LINZ.
I1s Note change in location NEW STEAMERS SARA
IOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily, except Saturday.
from PIER No a. North River Christ0pher-s
Meeting with morning trains for the North aud West Sun
day steauler Lunches a
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I ONG BRANCH OCEAN PIER.
The and very fast steamer
CITY or RICHMOND

VIII leave daily a express boat from
PIER 3. y. r., promptly % . and II IN. ard 3:t5 m.
LEAVING LONG BRANCH PiER at 74J a. IN I:I0
and $3.50 r. n.
SUNDAYS leave Pier 2. y. H.. nj Q q. M. and D. m.
Leave Long anch iier. ll.30 and $50
Fare jO cents Excursion tickets good only nay Of b.
suel 80 cents including admission 10 pier.
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)Ji EAST 33D-ST.-An American family
r have furnished " let, with without board
erlns moderate references.
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CHOICE Of rooms, with or without board,
" be had by liberal party IN house With gentleman and
residing Madison other boaiers une1,
ceptonabe references. Address EXCELLENCE, Uptown
'rrlhnne fioo. ]. 23A BIoAdWaY
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'VO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK PAY DAYS AZ ATB BIZ 2 ON
TWO ~ NEM-IORk
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BOARD ano Rooms.
East Side.

4 SMALL private family will rent n large,
n comfortably furnished room 10 gentlemen with OF
without board terms moderate l3o LeHngt0nave- Deal
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1 Pullman Shoppers via y r.. y a. and a. r. r Lave
Grand Contra, Depot AZ ll.jj p errk dArt and 100
o. m ~uuY- Alsn train go % J. Hcek DAY Gel btAtif
Wa sew Nugs Nrv England railroad
nIDSON.->tcamrrs Rcdicld and McManus
1 Or Hudson. ard Iost"n and Albany l-niruad q"
Chatham lebanon ~priue- bennington. fft-fr.d Npfh
Adams and intermediate points Also cnnn,cns Al tind
Tor tfheuy COX ~ACNf D.. -fu, c-aut Ma baltimore, q"
m.ns and a-t.t"n Daily ~ p IN. SUNDAYS excepted
from PlsI 80. Nuffh ~
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WHITE MOUNTAINS. ... .,,.,,.
w SPECIAL FAST EXPHESs THROUGH TRAIN
WITH PARLOH AND DAY CARS,
connecting with the
sToNINGION Line

On and after MONDAY, JUNE y, ISL Llmltea pres
train composed Of Palace and Day Coachea viii DC run daily
except Sundaya FROM STOEINGTON III uuh without
change 70 WorcesAr Nashua, Fhbyhns and AL Wnt M'un
tain pontA leaving the stonngton steamboat wharf az m
breakfast VI Providence arriving ~ FDn"uu ~ A'VP :"
dinner and az fabyana n IA
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sr,umer Rssoris

REAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN REL RETR Rs,a 9:rt
n .Tsrraee Hail. i.,d secnefy drives BOATING fishing
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.


Developments that have come under notice
since last issue indicate beyond question that
the work of grading the road-bed OF the
Northern Pacific will be actively prosecuted
in this county this year and we anticipate
that before the first OF May large force will
be employed between the mouth Of Little
Biackfoot and Edwardsville. The Company
has abundant means and rs much heavy
work will have to be done between Missoula
and the Yellowstone it is probably the pur-
pose to enter upon the grading at once so that
there NAV be no great delay when the eastern
and western track laying parties approach
the Rocky Mountain Division.
The line of the road eastward OF the mouth
| of Little Blackfoot not being yet determined,
| and AZ it may be located over either one OF
| the four routes indicated in another article,
grading work will necessa. lily haveto be con-
| sped TO the line west of the Little B,ackfoot
for the present, and we will be left in blissfdl
Ignorance Of whether it will go by way OF He
lena. Rou,dey, Bu..e Oh Divide uu.il the en-
pipee,s have resurveyed these routes and the
point of leaving the Yellowstone is settled.
The engineers have been economical to a
degree in expanding information as to theiI
plans and purposes; but 1t is the business Of 0
newspaper man to find out what he can, draw
srch differences ~ he will and give his views
to he public. The public can then attach
what credence it thinks proper to the state
meu,s. 1t will make somewhat livelier time'
down the valley if a few bundled men ant
teams are at work; but lively times will b
the rule and not The exception in Montap'
| hencesorth.
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silver Bow E,ect,on.


The Republicans Of Silver Bow county are
congratulated on the magnificent triumph
thew achieved in the county election last Mon
day. All things considered, It h the cleanest
cut, most rigid and complete Republican
county victory that has been scored In Mon
tana While IL was anticipated this would
be secured, II was based on the superstition
Of an alliance between the Republicans and
workingmen ~ against the Democracy. bat
an examination Of the returns indicate II was
generally > square party puli and can justly
be claimed - : party victory.
The new county starts under bright ans
picss politically - we'll otherwise, hut II will
have TO b borne in mind thas, the Organism
ton Of the county, the construction q build.
inss. the copying Of records, ETC., Win entail
heavy expenditures, and II majority q Re.
nublican Commissioners axe elected The Dem
ocracy viii b. On the alert 90 gather nmme
nitios for the next campaign Il = 70 -
houud the administration viii 6e nuch fha1
next <loc1ion the Republicans q Silver %!
county will win even = more ortbll1nE "a
uSoph than th,t Which nav eottttse tne& =
| the hopon = he bannsr hepnbllnp9 eenna5
~ VIZ sN 9*tF5
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PICKED UP



In spanking last week of the disappearance
together la~t week OF tramp and sorrel hify
from the stable Of VIM. Roseberry, near Raj
Track Il was added "they would be good
crowd 70 pick up When the NEW NORTH
WEST reached Pioneer, the item at once
identified a young stranger who had arrived
there mounted on an animal AZ described and
he was herted" until word conh be dis
matched for Under Sheriff Lytle who went
down Sunday evening and arrested the man
He acknowledged the theft; said he had got
tired of walking and concluded TO take ride.
He gave his name ~ James Brown and IL
about IS years Of age. He says he has lived
on Long Island. In New York and Chicago
and came out with Edwards of Gallatin coun-
ty last year n . sheep herder and which busi-
ness he has been engaged since fer him and
other persons The arrest do+s not seem TO
give HIM any concern. andin passing through
n band ofhones grazing near Mullen Canon on
his return. he eyed them critically and re.
marked he believed he would have done
better TO have brought rope along and pick
ed one ont of that band" Rosebery has had
his horse returned. Brown has waived ex
animation and win be investigated by the
Grand Jury.
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RAILROAD SHOP FihE At LOGAN.
Five u an, Locomotives Badly Burnt


A Logan correspondent Of the Salt Lake
Tribune writing March 3iot, says: This even-
ing. about 7 o'clock, the Utah & Northern
railroad roundhouse, with five engines, burnt
together with ZONE ties and other property.
The fire broke out Mt the southwest corner
and in fifteen minutes III. whole bniidinG was
envsloped In flames. The cause Is unknown
II Is by far the largest fire ever known IN 'n,s
country. Tn. loss cannot be less than so''ooo
OF the locomotives burned nj Logan .ne
Pilot says: IAN are 50 badly burned that
they will have 10 be- taken down and nave
general overhauling, amounting 70 about 'ns
same a. rebuilding. This win take time anu
cost considerable, but the greatest loss VIII
be crippling the road Of motive power during
the few weeks required in replacing these
engines. The road had twenty engines, -
told, before this catastrophe, and the bus,
season coming on will require even = greaisl
number Of locomotives than the entire Mum
bar, but we are assured that the road VII
push the rebuilding and most likely secar'
new engines, 20 that the business OF the roas
win mot spfsr. We ~ere unable 70 leazn -
Gauge Of the Are. ssy
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AN ACT for the better protection Of fish IN
the streams of Montana.
BE- Il enacted by the Legislative" Assembly o.
the Territory Of Montana
SECTION I. That all persons having Ia oP.
Grafton, and all persons who may hersau IAN,
s,s.,s ansspus Ia operation, In the Terri
tory Of Montana," either In person or os
agent, any sawmill on any stream containing
fish, are hereby required to so care for an.
saw,lust that may emanats from any suct
sawmill, or sawmills. 20 y: TO prevent IN
same from mingling with the waters OF any
such stream. 20 the injury or detrimsnt OF
ths Ash In such stream. ANIL al! persons owi
ing or operating or who may hereafter own
csastruct or aperate any sawmill on any sma'
stream containing nsh, who, shalt, drop
damp or cart or cause to be dsposite1 ~
pueh stream any such quantity OF saw dust
bark or debris, shall be Deemed goiity oI
Mediterranean, and upon conviction Thereof
before any court Of competent Juri dicti OF
shall bc fined In any sum not exceeding nfts
dollars for each aud every ohrnse. !
SEC. q This act shall take effect and DC u
force from and after To- passage.
Approved February q, 1881.
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Personal.

Dr. c. r. Mussigbrod was In town Tues
day.
Mr.. John Caplice has been in town this
week.
j. K.Pardee, Esq, of Philspsburg, was In
town Thursday en- route home.
JIG. Robinson, Esq, e. oect1 to leave in q
few DAYS for Washington City TO attend TO
legal business.
Mr.. James s. Wallis, of Gallatiu county,
has been appointed guard at the U. .. Prs
on and arrived last Saturday.
Mr. L. j. Fisk, contractor on the Utah
Northern Railroad, was in town and vicinity
thi, week, taking look at the lay of the
land.
DR.. A. X. Ives and Myron Lockwood went
to Missoula county Wednesday. The latter
has q months leave of absence from his du-
ties an guard at the U. s. Prison.
NJ. Mcfarland, of the McBurney House,
was Frustrated by over exertion in the sun
few days ago and Mr.. Ayleswor.h had to
come from Butte to conduct business few
days. We are glad to know he is improving.
Mr.. A. T. Mcmillan, business agent of the
Inter- Mountain, was in town Thursday in the
interest of the new Republican paper at Butte
and will continue his "Trip to Philipsburg. He
| is an experienced newspaper man, represents
good daily paper and is meeting with sac
cess. .r 81.
Lieut.. Col. Gibson, Third u s. Jofanrry,
| accompanied by his wife, were in town some
| DAYS ibis week en- route from Fort Missou'a
| to Carlisle, Penna The Colonel has twelve
months leave Of absence on account Of ill
.beal.h., Lieutenant Thompson accompanies
them to the Terminus.
4 The Iit,le sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Wells
who died in Beartown last Sunday was
brought to Deer Lodge for burial, accompanied
by the following persons: Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Mar1ton, John Donlon Joseph and Thomas
skifington, James Fleming, P. Brogan, NJ.
Oideu, John 0'Neill,. VIM. Mclaughlin, e.
Lehman, p. Doolev, Dan Berry, j. Abasca
T. n. McMaster and p. Riley. The funeral
which took place on Wednesday, was very
largely attended.
Mr.. FIR. Mcdonnell, general freight ageD
| of the L MON Pacific and U.ah & NortherI
Railroad Companies, was in town few days
| \; nee and cou.racted with all our heavy ship
| !, .rs and cont acted to deliver the freights al
Dillon, Camp Creek and Silver Bow from
| AnriI 1 to December 81, 1891. The rates Az
about a half a cent per pouod higher this
wear to Dillon than la year TO Rel ROCK
There will be an advance Of Is TO II Gems pc
100 TBS. when the road reaches Silver Bow
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