The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-15

The five stamp mill at Cable started up on
the 9Th inst. 1t will be kept running con-
1t was also expected to start the %
stamp mill on ore from the Cable mine on
Monday.
Negotiations are now pending for the sale |
of A G. Wilhelms business in Pioneer, and |
this gentleman will give his attention to the
stock business. The purchaser is nephew |
of Mr.. w.
The Grand Jury has found an indictment
against James Brown. Brown is the young
man who stole the horse from Mr.. Rosebury
in the Valley. His case was submitted to the
Jury on Thursday.
Con Kohrs, Esq, arrived in New York
April eth, after spending the winter in Ger
MANY. He is daily expected in Montana.
Mrs Kohrs and the family will remain in
Germany for time.
Kenno on & Zenor are materially improving
their business house on Main street by the
addition of brick front surrounding the
stone building. Another 12-feet sidewalk Is
added to the Main street promenade.
In compliance with the provisions of the
law enacted at the Twelfth Session the OH
cial bonds of the Commissioners of Deer
Lodge county were inquired into by the
Court and have been deemed and taken ms
sufficient.
Mr.. Larabie advertises in this issue his
horse Herod, one of the finest bred stations
in the country. All who have seen the ami
NAL pronounce him as near perfect as can be
expected in horse flesh. Herod has trotting
I tl
That ghost story of the independents has
been commented on by numerous papers out
side the Territory Notwithstanding it appear
ed on Freeman's birthday. By the way he
took it in and gave it the benefit of his large
circulation. 1t Is reliably reported that he
works two quires week now.
Miss G. p Lincoln, of Butte, will be in
Deer Lodge April 18th. Miss Lincoln has the
sole agency for the Steinway, Chickering,
Knabe and McPhail pianos and will take or
ders for these instruments while here Those
sold and delivered last summer have given
excellent satisfaction.
We are in receipt of a publication from
Butte bearing the title of Inter Mountains
Freeman. Its publisher is doubtless in the
mountains, chopping out new head for the
next paper. An appropriate title for the next
issue would be the "Butte Bomb-Shell." II
| it don't "bust" it is no fault of the persons
| in charge.
Mr.. James III. Batterton left on Thursday
| to survey ditch for the Irvine and Mount
| ioy brothers. The gentlemen have located
under the desert act a section of land at the
mouth of Mullan Canon, directly west of the
| Hyde ranch. The location is a most desirable
| one Water will be brought from Rock
creek and the ditch will not be to exceed
fo1r miles in length.
The debts of the various counties as shown
by published exhibits are: The Indebtedness
| of Lewis g. CLARKE county for the year ending
March 1, 1881, was s129 ,62262. The total in
debtedness of Missoula county on the LIST Of
March was Sl36, 1S0.S6-an increase during the
| year of 81, $3.50. The net Indebtedness OF
Beaverhead county March LIST foots up $751;
0l3.5S-an increase of 81 ,502.22 during the
year.
Thanks to Supervisor Neal the streets and
alleys of the town have been thoroughly
cleaned The work was principally done by
prisoners confined in the county Jail. To
other counties and corporations we recon-
mend the street-cleaning business as tolera-
blv fair remedy for causing less numbers in
the tails. A loafer has almost rs much horror
of such work as of the act concerning va
grants.
Appropriations for Montana are: Deficien'
CIV for nav for the extension of the Legisla.
tive session from 40 to GO days, 5000; i'm
movement of Yellowstone National Park
$4,000; for the completion of Fort Assina
boine, $4,000; an additional appropriation
for the construction of Fort Maginnis, S5O, 600
for the Improvement of the Upper Missouri
$4,000 for the improvement of the Yellow
stone, 5000.
Mr.. K. H. Rowles came in from Sun Rivel
this week and reports that the winter has re
duced the bands OF cattle in that vicinity less
, than 10 per cent. Horses Jared very well and
, but few losses are reported. Sheep in the
: ueighborhood also wintered well For the
| | first time in a number Of years there was Z
gorge in Sun River and the bridge at the
, crossing was considerably damaged by the
ice and travel delayed for short time.
The Blood Indians who are camped on tht
Teton had 30 head of horses run of the othel
night. On the trail the morning after the
. theft. the Indians in pursuit found broad
brimmed hat and white handkerchief which
creates the impression that white men Were
the thieves.-Retord.
A great pity, indeed. The letter Of Gran
! Vile Stuart, Esq, published in another col
umn shows that the same Indians are notori
: GUS thieves, having stolen every animal the.
5 could find. In addition 10 this they kille'
: cattle out of pure devilment.
I'll MIR. s. Kelley advertises for service du'
: ing the season, three horses at the Pembe'
ton ranch, near town. Moslem is said to I
the finest bred trotting stallion in Montans
: and has an excellent pedigree. Figaro Is
. Norman stallion. This strain Is fast gainin
Q IN favor insMontana. In addition to these
0 voune Live Oak stallion win also make tn
y season NJ the ranch. As the animals Will .
!: disposed of Immediately after the close
the season, owners who wish to improv
their stock should profit by the present q
! portunity.
. The Mongolians had picnic In Che grav
. ward q Sunday or two ago, end exerted then
Q selves in the endeavor to see to how great q
2 axtent they could desecrate the graves OF the
.Imond-eyed fellow ccuntrymen inferred
she crmetery. They should either Be requi
~ 70 exhibit proper respect for the plac'
=, forbidden 70 use II for the burial OF the
aaad At best they but use the grave al
= 80 t,esh decays. Not . summer faasss =
4 shev make . shienezt u the bones q -
ri efsAAs 49, - sfe = hey - =
tunsss enough 70 dis II ths csdsuy