The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-05-20
WEST: DEER LODGE MONTANA, FRIDAY NAY 90 1881
Local Brevlties.

Judge Galbraith made a flying trip home
and staid over Sunday last
s. r. Hanser, Esq, and Colonel Grayson of
Helena, and Marcus DAILY, Esd, or Butte, are
In town.
A. f. MAYHEM, Esq, went to Helena and
j. G. Robinson to Butte Wednesday
See Notice of Dissolution Of Fenner & Van
Gundy and that all accounts must be settled
6l8-tf
That Cougar story Is as well told ~ If IL
had been prepared especially from imagina.
ton for dime novel.
There are low fourteen newspapers In this
Territory, or will be when those coirempla
ted get under way.--Idaho World
The B ismarck Daily Tribune, a handsom.
and bright little paper comes among our ex-
changes as regularly ~ the mails. Welcon"
and success.
Rev. X. DeRyckere has been on visit to
Butte and Virginia City the past week. Rev.
FIR. Kelleher In returning with him and will
preach at the Catholic Church next Sunday.
Mr.. r. s. Kelley brought up Sunday from
the Squaw Gulch Giant Cornpany's mine ut
Yamhill $3.50, the result Of the first run this
season.
A fire started In the stage office building
last Friday morning, but n Ii was a day too
late to furnish an item for the Neb North
West the citizens rallied and promptly extin-
guished 1t.
Mr.. G. Y. Larabie arrived Wednesday eve
ming with the nine blooded horses heretofore
mentioned. They are at Willow Run Farm
and are worth seeing.
There at $50 to 200 cars of freight for
Montana just beyond the recent break in
Port Seuf Canon. The next trouble will be
to get wagon transportation.
Ii has been tough enough to get printing
paper in Montana, but the Bismarck Tribune
says the Moody County Enterprise was re-
duced to use of wall paper in April.
Bozeman has at last secured the establish
ment of a telegraph office in the town. For
merly the nearest Office was Fort Ellis. Mn
soula would find 1t great convenience if IN
Office of the military line could be estab-
lished there.
Last Fridays coach from Dillon brought
~ passengers from Silver Bow to Deer Lodge.
There were 80 on at first but az this made a
somewhat uncomfortable number one colony
concluded to wait The immigration boom
Is good one.
Elisha Reed, indicted for the murder of
Eugene Garland, escaped from Jail Thursday.
His description will be found elsewhere and
Sheriff strang will pay liberal reward for
his arrest and return. Particulars will be
given hereafter.
Mr.. Virgins, with party Of ten or "a doz-
en- men, who will be employed on the Nc
Clellan gulch mines and property, reached
here by the first coach after the trains re-
sumed. Mr.. Virgins was accompanied by
his wife and the wife of Mr.. John Murphy
He il gentleman of means and experience
In mining and will have supervision of the
developments and operations at Mcclellan
Our New Chicago correspondent last week,
or we for him, committed an egregious blum
der in speaking of Mr.. Rainsford, late of
Wyoming" being in charge of the schools.
We are informed on authority of one Of the
most eligible bachelors of the Flint Creek
city that the teacher is a lady of that nam.
and as our correspondent was not likely to
commit such an error 1t mist have been us.
Clemency implored,
The steamer Helena arrived from down
river at 1890 yesterday forenoon, with a light
load Of freight and a fair passenger list. At
Fort Lincoln Capt Williams and 40 men
were taken aboard, on their way TO Buford,
where they were recently ordered. Capt.
Gageby and about 90 recruits for different
Montana posts also embarked. The Helena
win load with from 30 to 100 tons of Govern.
ment freight and quantity OF goods for in
dividual shippers. Her time of departure IL
advertised in another column. - Bismarck
Tribune, sta. .-......... ...
To-day there was meeting Of the Utah Il
Northern Railway stockholders in the Union
Pacific ticket Office at the depot, when the
following Board of Directors were elected
for the ensuing year: John Sharp and Will
liam Jennings, of Salt Lake; SsH. II. Clarke,
of Omaha; Sidney Dillon, Jay Gould and
Russell Sage, Of New York; Fred. l.. Ames,
of Boston. 8. III. II. Clarke was elected Pres
ident, John Sharp, Vice Presidents j. w.
Gannett, of Omaha, Secretary and Treasurer;
J. l.. Clarke, General Superintendent, and G.
w. Thatcher, Superintendent Of the Division.
O den Pilot, 9th. EEa H..#f
Joseph Richards WAS astonished somewhat
last Monday in collecting eggs In his poultry
establishment to find one Al inches long. The
egg proper was q inches long with prolcn-
CATION of the small end inches longer--a
kind Of rowgauge extension Of the stand
ard egg. He thinks 1t was perhaps the re-
suit of wager between two champion layers
~ TO which could lay the longest egg In a sim
gle day, and that the originator of this took
technical advantage Of its competitor. Any
how, AZ it IL probably a. well preserved an
eaten ii has been put in alcohol for that pur-
pose. This is the first remarkable result Of
the periheIia Of the planets noticed In Mon
tana and confirms Mother shiptons proph-
ecy 4 ... r
"To give the local reporter an item,
Eggs shall be laid nd infaituHi"
Dia6ierie Naturdte I'd iStaiza.
A number of the printers on the Miner and
Inter Mountain have struck for an advance In
wages. We are informed each of the papers
was paying 40 cents per thousand ems, and
the printers demanded 30 cents. The papers
refused to pay Ii and are replacing the strik
ers. The Miner says Its good compositors
were earning S2s and $50 per week-ten
hours work, while the Inter Mountain, print
ers were doing equally A. well. These were
the highest rates in the territory. If there l.
. Typographical Union in Butte 1t In not APP
parent why 1t compelled the evening paper
to pay ~ high rate ~ the morning paper,
and M both were paying the highest rates
that have prevailed In Montana for year, AT
which good wages can be made, IL is not APP
parent that the strikers showed good j,ldg-
ment. They will lose their cases and re-
yret their action when IL IN too late.
The Public school Examination.
The winter term or the Deer Lodge school
closes TO -day-Friday. The examination In |
Mr. Cafiin's room-the advanced department |