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BASE BALL.
The Helena Nine Once More Victorious.

The Helena Nine Once More Victorious.
The Helena and Butte mines played a re.
turn game at the latter city last Tuesday, the
game resulting in favor of the Helena boys
by score of eight to three. The following
is the account of the game rs given in the
Miner:
The Buttes had the first inning, and at the
call of time by the umpire the game opened
in tip-top style. Both mines went out on their
first inning without making a score. On the
second inning each made a score Of one
The third inning was blank for both clubs,
and up to the fourth inning of the Helenas
1t was an even thing. At this stage of the
game the Buttes became demoralized, so to
speak, and the Helenas scored three before
they were put out on their fourth inning On
the fifth inning the Buttes did not rally, and
the Helenas wound up their fifth inning with
an additional score of three more, which
made the game stand seven to one. 1t was
now apparent that the Buttes would be
scooped, unless they made tremendous
effort. In the sixth, seventh and eighth in
nings the Helenas added one more run, and
the Buttes nothing to their score of one. In
the ninth inning the Buttes added two and
weat out. This ended the game with score
of eight for the Helenas and three for the
Buttes, with the ninth inning for the Helenas
to be played. Some excellent playing was
done by the members of both clubs The
Helena team In n strong one, well organized
and 1t was admirably conducted In the field
A part of the Butte nine played with great
skill, but the weak members of the club were
too many. The score of the game was as
follows:
Innings. 2 3 4 8 6 Z 81
Butte .............0 ! o 90 O -
Helena-...........0 ] o 3 3 90 O-s
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The following nuggets of news came by
telegraph yesterday:
Iroquois won another big race in England
Wednesday.
A railway collision at Patrick's Well, Linn.
erick county, Ireland, Wednesday, injured
fifty persons.
A fearful typhoon visited Shanghai recent.
ly, driving 200 vessels ashore and doing an
immense amount Of other damage.
The grand jury at Washington has adj
journed until October BID without bringing
In any indictments in the star-route cases.
Robert and VIM. Hambly were assassin.
ated Wednesday near Bonneville, Ark, while
riding along the road, by . man hid In the
bushes. r.r--4~-... .-.-u ...
While the fair was In progress ut Kansas
City Wednesday fire swept away the main
hall, grand stand, newspaper Offices, and sew.
eral other buildings. Many people were In.
jured. Loss $4,000.
At . dinner of the Aztec Club, In New
York, Wednesday, General Hancock was
elected President and General Grant Vice.
President. Mr.. Walters, of the London
Times, closed his speech by an expression Of
sympathy with President Garfield, and said
the heartfelt prayers Of the English people,
from the lowest collier to the highest noble,
were alike offered up forhis speedy recovery.
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4 BREAK FOR FREEDOM.
TIVE Psni.en.iary Birds Escape From Their
Guard.

Last Monday afternoon four prisoners
frou the Penitentiary were at work hauling
hay from the field of Mr.. III. s. Neal, above
town, being about 400 yards from Mr.. NeaPs
house, and about threefourths of mile from
the Penitentiary. The four men were under
charge of Mr.. w. III. Witter, guard recently
appointed. Two of the men had but lew
weeks to serve, and were therefore not likely
to make any effort to escape. The other two,
Melvin and Miller. had eighteen to twenty
months TO serve, but one guard was consld-
cred sufficient to watch the two.
About half-past four, just az the party had
commenced loading up the wagon, Wltter
was standing on the front part of the wagon
and rather leaning down, Miller was at the
back part of the wagon tossing on hay, and
Melvin was standing by the side of the
wagon, near Witter. Watching his oppor-
tunity, Melvin reached up to Writer'S hip
and grabbed his revolver. Witter attempted
to prevent it, but was too late, and Melvin
got the pistol and ran, and Miller went with
him Witter started after them, but Melvin
threatened to shoot him If he came any
further, and seeing that he could do nothing
toward stopping them while he WAS unarmed
Witter, with the other prisoners, made MS
way a. rapidly as possible to the Penitentiary
and gave the alarm. Men were sent out i'm
mediately, and news of the escape was sent
to town, when quite a number of citizens
Joined in the search, but up 10 the present
writing the parties have not been captured.
1t is thought they are hiding in the vicinity,
waiting for the search to be given up, when
they will try to get out of the country. 4
reward of 500 is offered for the arrest of
each man. The following are the descrip-
tons OF the two:
John Melvin, a native Of New York,
twenty-seven years old, five feet seven and
half inches in height, weight 1873 pounds,
black hair, blue eyes, ford complexion, and
by occupation laborer; sentenced for three
years, from Madison County, for grand
larceny.
Frank Miller, native of Pennsylva-
mia, aged thirty years, five feet nine and
hrce-quarter inches in height, weight l73
pounds, black hair, hazel eyes, dark COM
piexon, and by occupation miner; woman
tattooed on right arm, anchor and cross Oh
left forearm; sentenced for two years, from
Beaverhead County, for mayhem.
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Who "set 'em up" yesterday over the los
man at Bear?
A. NJ. RAIDER of Warm Springs, il in search
of two stray horses.
The County Commissioners sit ~ Boaro
Of Equalization next Monday.
A. +. Robbins sells some excellent mares
in Deer Lodge next Saturday week.
The Marquis of Lorne will pass through
Montana, homeward bound, in a week or ter
days.
Premium won n race, half-mile heats, in
Boise City, September 9th, beating Red Boy
and Glencoe. Time, 0.50, 0.i92.
We have been favored with a compliment
tary TO the Helena fair, which begins next
Monday week The managers will please ac-
cept our thanks.
Sam Wilson, of Philipsburg, who is in Jail
for threatening John Caplice, applied for a
writ of habeas corpus on the ground of in
formality of the papers Judge Galbraith ex.
amined the case Monday and remanded him
to Jail.
Mr.. Young, of the Signal Service, reports
during the week Thursday, 63'; Friday,
"a; Saturday, So; Sunday, TO-; Monday, TO-;
Tuesday, IL; Wednesday, TO-. Mean max
mum for the week, &C..
There were so many claimants for the 800
prize for the discovery of comet B. that the
Judges were unable to MAKE an award, and
the money will be given prize for the
best essay on Comets; their composition,
purpose, and effect upon the earth"
To-day is the anniversary Of the birth of
Louis XIV, of France, in 1873; Of the death
OF Charles ", of France, in 1880, James H.,
of England in 1901, and Louis XVIII, of
France, in 1924 of the battle of Harlem
Plains, n. Y, in 1916, and Lexington Mo,
In 1861.
j. III. johnson, who has been confined in
the penitentiary for about year and a half,
has been pardoned by the Governor and was
released last Wednesday. He was sent up for
three years for shooting a man in Virginia
City. He will leave the Territory for the
East in few days.
Two daughters of Mr.. Robert Humber were
received into the Christian communion last
SUNDAY morning, NJ the regular SERVICES III
the Court House. After the services the
young ladies were baptized in the Deer
Lodge river, just above the bridge. The at
tendance at the ceremony was not as large as
il usual on such occasions.
Last Friday a man named Robert Brown
gave himself up to Signal Officer ]. III.
Young as deserter from Company G, Third
Infantry. He was sent to the county Jail and
dispatch was sent to Fort Shaw, where the
company in stationed. Word came back,
however, that no such a man had deserted
from Company G. Saturday morning. ac-
cordingly, the man was released and left
town. 1t is supposed that he was " crank"
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T: DEER LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1881,

and last day of the races. The weather was
fair and the spectators enjoyed the sport to
the fullest. DIR. MuSsigbrod. James Shields
and III. G. Ward were the judges.
The first race ON the days programme was
dash of five furlongS, for a purse of 500
$50 of which going TO the second horse
Three entries were made as follows: G. i
Basket named b. &. Steel Trap, yrs. d. ID
Davis named S. &. Sorrel Mike, aged VT.
liz. II. G. Holly named b. m. FuSilair, aged
W.T., liz. The horses got good even send-otf,
and Sorrel Mike won the dash with ease
The score and time was a. follows:
Sorrei Mike. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ =
oteel 1fap. ........... ..................... j
Time, 63i.
The second race was a trottIng and pacing
race, free-for-all, for purse of $50, of which
500 went to the first horse, So to the sec
oud, and S75 to the third; mile heats, best
three in five. The following entries were
made for the race: Harvey Brothers named
b. $. Black Diamond, aged Tate & Smith,
named bl. $. Black Douglass, PAGER, yrs; r.
+. Burgess named CHI. Z. Chester F., formerly
Little Frank. Black Diamond won three
straight heats and race, with the following
score and time
R,,.i, r,:..,l
Chr,t4r F ''''''''.''''''''''''d ! !
Black Douglass. .....................3 3 3
Time, 2:;Ht, 2:;6l, 2.6i.
MI
uoa' .,+'. '''o' wa, ''''h''cap running
,hr,, Co.. -, - s',no WV !"
70 .,n &c., ,p~, W." w,
on.r,,, ,,au' ' n'
>I:,.a ' . = 'ot 'c'
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The Electric Light.

This evening MIR. James Horrocks, Jr.,
leaves for the north, having been engaged
by the Brush Electric Company to introduce
the new illumination into Montana. Mr..
Horrocks has studied the new process of
lighting Salt Lake City, having also taken .
prominent part In the establishment Of the
light In that city. He possesses, moreover,
considerable experience In mechanism,
and is, In all respects, 1t man for bis new
calling. His first destination il Butte, but
be will also visit Helena, Glendale, Boze-
man and other leading towns and camps of
Montana which offer Satisfactory induce
ments.-Ogden Plot, Sept. lOth.
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THE MISSOULA FAIR.
Good Attendance the First Day and Fine
Display.

Special Dispatch TO the NeD North West.
MIssoULA, Sept. 15.-The Missoula fair
opened with very good attendance, all the
beauty and chivalry of the Bitter Root coun-
try being present. The display of fruits and
flowers was very fine indeed, and does great
credit to the parties who raised them Fancy
work was on exhibition in abundance, and
showed well for its fair workers.
The first race of the day was a trotting
match between Index, Blanche and Dave
one-quarter mile-and was won by Index in
two straight heats. Time, ST., 80. Index in
owned by G. II. Higgins.
The next and last race was a half-mile dash
between Bitter Root Belle and Cricket, and
was won by Belle, with Cricket a good
second. Time, 0J6.
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DEATHS.

S-z-szsS~~>SS
ODONNELL-Near Twin Bridges, Madison
County, VI l., on Friday, Sept. ii, 1851
John oDonneil, aged about 10 years,
MOORE-At Silver Star, Madison County
M. l., on sunday, August, q, leHl, rh, IN.
FAINT daughter "I Mr.. and M. v. l.
Moore, aged II m0';h> H.. - .Av".
THOMAS-N Dean u"rl, NJ. r.. NJ n. IN,
sept II, 1881, NciIic, u,tugntrr ui Nj. an,!
Mrs. +. j. Thomas, assd / year AMI
months.
HARTUPEE-At Butte, on Tuesday, Sept
18th, 1881, the wife OF VIM j. Hartupee.
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Estray Horses-S25 Reward

Sttayed from the Auh-crth,r near Bedford Jauar-
son county, Montana, about August 18th, 1S~l:
One hay horse brand ID A on left shout Ter and c
on left thigh =
One chestnut mare branded B on left thiyh
One roam pinto horse branded S on left shouldcr
ana vented on thigh
These horses formerly worked on the He'll
Gate contract AMI believed have stra, ed toward
the dell Gate river will pay s2S reward to auy one
who will take them up aud notify me.
WILLIAM BIBEE
Sept. :, 1881. ff5-ul Bedford Montana
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OrFG.E At nELENA. VI. T.,

LAND OFFILE At ilELENA. VI. T.,
September H. 1881. |
Notice IL hereby given that the following nance
settler has filed notice ot hl- iu,tutOu 10 make tlnu
proof in support OF his claim and that said proof vii
be made be ore the Probate Jud.e OF Deer Lodr,
County, NJ T., at III" town OF Deer Lodge, on Satur.
day, Octoner Is, 1851, viz: Alien A. Mcrhnii, vi,
Tiled pre- emption duC!arhlnry staten mt No. 3S
the porth " OF northwest \ of SrcIIDn 8, In Town
snip 10, north Of Range II "est He names the tol
lowing witnesses To prove his continuous Residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz. William
Dngwal James b. Feathcl man. Henry A. Mcpherson
and Allan Mcdonald, all OF New Chi"ago, Deer I.ods,
County, MT j. II. MOE, Register.
y. h. O'BANNoN, Attorney Tor CIamanI.
Al
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STRAYED OR TAKEN up.
Horses Strayed.

straycd from tbs ranch of Weston & Gillette. on
Dearborn river, in JG!y two hOrses, four and five
Neats o'd respectively, one bay with two or three
whte Feet ; one brown without white marks; enc ,
about fourteen hands high Both bran I'd c ON
'I sn"nnrt ana vtntec with same brand win mn
der on lett thign brands distinct Wcr. raised by
~ Mnikey, beavcthead County, hut may be in Deer
Lod-e ,ouuty.
. Liberal reward will hF paid tor their return tn y
II. Weston, Hera,. or W. G. q llerle ID arhorn. NJ
- OF toF Information n u VIII .cad To- their recovery
WESTON 4 t,lLLhrrE,
636.4t IL .l.na nnd n.arhnr,
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STATE OF New York.

STATE OF NEW YORK, ~
CITY AND CoUSrY OF NEw YORK, 3D.
Robert P. Brooke. being by me first duly sworn, on
his oath doth depose and say that he is secretary of
The North Western Company within name that he
has read the foregoing annual statement, and that
the same Is true and correct annual statement of
the affairs Of The North Western Company to depo.
nent's best knowledge and belief.
ROBr. II. BROOKE
Subscribed in my presence, and sworn to before
mt. at New York City, this 81 day OF September,
1881. (Signed1 FELIX JEILESlX
Notary Public, County OF New York
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MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

NOTICE Is hereby given that the County Commits
~ sioner' of Deer Lodge County. Montana Terri
tory, viii meet on Monday. the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A ID. 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. m. ut the Office
Of the County Clerk OF said County, as Board Tor
the correction Of the roll for the year
1851 when and where any person feeling aggreved ny
any hing In said roll may apply to the Board for the
correction of any therein.
JAMES y. McANDREWS
County Clerk.
DEER LODGE, NJ. t.. sept. 1st, 1881. 81 i-3t
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NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, of the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.
In the matter Of the Estate
of
A. j. KARIN rs, Deceased.


In the matter Of the Estate)
of
A j. KARNEs, Deceased. J
Pursuant to an order OF said Court made on the
Sth day OF September, 1881, notice l. hereby given
that John K Qnig'ey, the administrator OF the Es-
tat, o -i decrasd, made to the said Court and flied
in the Office of the Clerk thereof, return ut sale
made ~ MIN on the 18Th lav OF August A d. 1881
under previous order OF said Court, of the follow NJ
real estate. u wit: The und vided seven twenty
seventh of certain placer mining c tim dclcribed
lot No. ~ j. township M 10, north of ran :. : west
IN said County. sold to John RulUff for the sum %
tw, hundred dollars, as will more fully appear from
said return filed aforesaid and 10 which reference
j. hereby made for further particulars
And notice Is further given, that Saturday the lat
day OF October, A. -. 1881 at ~ ocl0c a. IN Mt the
courtroom Of said Court til" Court Hons in saiC
Town ami County, has been liked for hearing tn,
said return, when and where any person interested IL
said estate appear and fife heir objections 10 the
confirmation of said sale.
6}6-3L ORRES EMERSON CL.rk
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ANNUAL STATEME EMIT
Or
THE NORTH WESTERN COMPANY.

Tn" undersigned being the Vice President and
u majority of the Board of Trustees of the North
Western Company. corporation extstlng under and
hv virtue OF the statute laws OF the Terri OF
Mont 'na, do hereby, required by said statutes
make the following annual statement:
The total caJital stock OF said Company il
Sl,lO0 00J the whole of which has been paid in in
ana by the conveyance to said Company In exchange
tor its capital stock o. certain mines and mining and
milling property purchased BY the Company and nec-
essary to its business.
The amount of existing debts Ia, to the beet OF our
know edge, information and belief. not to exceed
S5OO00: IN additio To which, the said Company has
bound Itself to pay out of the net profits of It's bus-
ness. II and when realized, the further sum OF
s2a 2i0.S0.
Done this 81 day of September, 1851
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BIRTHS.

KRAMLICH-At Walkrrville, VI. T, to Mr..
and Mrs. +. VI. kramhch, n daughter.
SMlTH--At Washington, ID. G.. August 2l,
1881, to Mr.. and Mrs Gland" VIM. Smith,
recently OF Bozrman, Montana, u daugh-
ter.
DECkER-At Butte, Sept. :, 1881, to Mr..
AMI Mrs. Geo. l.. Decker, a son.
CURTIN-At Helena, Sept Q. 1881, to Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Curtin, IA daughter.
NlCkt Nat Dillon, Sept. To- lSSl, to Mr.
aud Mrs. John \. Nickum. a son.
YOCNG-At Helena, September II, 1891, to
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Young, II daughter.
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MARRIAGES.

EDG AR-FOSTER-Atth the Kennedy House.
Ml>>oula, VI Dntana, Monday, Sept. j. 1851
by Rev. VI. l.. Cook, Mr. Henry Edgar aud
Mrs. Anna Foster.
ARNOLD-NORMAN --At the NJ. +. par
s9nagr Helena, SEPT. d, losl, by Rev. :. r..
Whsrr, NJ. w. ". Arnold, OF Helena,
and Miss Eugene Norman Of Baltimore,
Nd.
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will sell st public auction, Mt New Chicago Mon
tanh Territory, on the 18th day of September A. D.
1888 To the highest bidder, tor cash or notes with
approved security, payable November Isl. a large
number OF horscs, Consisting of mares colts and
geldings JAMES SCRuTCHFfELD
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StraYed from Pioneer.

August Sth. one iron-gray horse, about four years
Old: branded Q on right thigh had halter on when
he straved | win pay $40 tor h's delivery to me Mt
Deer Lodge, or IS for information that will lead TO
his Recovery. GEM CHUNG 1t NC
Wilt Deer Lodge
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Deer Lodge Postofnce, Aug. "a, 1881.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at 10 a. m. Depart at p. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
mIssoULA, PHlL1PsBURG AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. m. Depart at $50 p. m.
Mails a, Deer Lodge Postofhce close thirty
minutes before the departure of each coach
T. S. STACKPoLE, p. M.
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PRIVATE CABINET FOR. SALE.
realize on my = -
Collection Of Minerals,
PctrifCatiODS, CuriODS f,OinS

Etc, which have heen six years In collecting. and
Ing Cabinets there 10 In Montana, offer the sarae
For sale mt n Low Figure.
The collection Ii new ON display, In two handsome
Cabinets, at the McIiarnay lIonse, Deer Lodge
where price, terms, ETC.. can be- obtained Price can
alse Do asccrtained by in1uring OF James Matthews
Butte. iOSEPH q spnnMpp y
DsrR LoDaE. Aug. 10, 1881,
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Wanted--Wo Steers to Winter.

l have plenty of grazing. hay, shelter and good
water at my ranch Dempsey Creek for one hundred
head of work cattle. VIII winter them from Deem
her ist 1881 to March 1st 1ss2 for ten slOl dollars
h al and give them best OF care
Address WILLIAM WALKER, Deer Lodge,
Or call On Dempsey Creek.
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NOTICE..

In the Probate Court, of the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.
In the matter OF the Estate
PATRICK s. WHITE, Deceased.
Notice il hereby given that 1ohn r. QuIcley the
Administrator OF the ESTATE OF Patrick ). white de
ceased, has rendered ana presented tor cttIement
and filed in sand Court, his final account OF mis- nd
mini-tiation of said E-tac and petition Tor the dis
Tibuion thereof, and that saturday, the 9Th day of
October, A. ID. 1881 being day OF the TEN OF SAID
Court to-wtt: OF the September term A. d. 1881,
ten O'Clock m ut the courtroom OF said Court, ut
the Cont House in the Town and Comfy of Deer
Lodge, has been appointed by sad tonrt for the final
account and settlement of said Estate. AM The dis
trbutom thereof; AT which time aud place any person
Interested in sad Estate may appear and he his ex-
cepttOn~ in writing and contest the same.
636-3t OkREN EMERSON Clerk.
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Tho Hecla Consolidated Mining Company will bur
Gold Silver and Lead Ore at the best market prices
send for Price LET. ASSAYS made 1T reasonable
rates. II. kNIpPENHERG,
General Manager
esa-sm Glendale, Montana.
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The above dates are from certified tran
script OF the order over the signature OF /.
II. Alden, Esq, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court,
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Dds win be received for Red Pine Poles to be de-
ID iiyer.d Mt Butte immed iateiv, AZ follows:
Twenty-Five feet long, d inches In diamvter nj ton
and not less than 12 at butt.
Forty feet long. not lcss than six inches At top and
fifteen at butt.
State price pei pole and price per hundred.
Address A. BRUCkMAE,
nwv I n
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

The New Northwest" in common with
o,fci Territorial papers, has many subscribers
>vh0 do not pay in advance. Occasionally some
Of Them cecan,p without paying arrearages or
even extending the courtesy Of notifying US, the
only notice we receive being the official card OF
the Postmaster stating that 1.-The paper addressed
a. a b ~ ut taken out OF this ofnce." Reason:
Lett Tor parts unknown We feel too much So
hci,ude Tor these IartIes TO have their address
rrr..in a mystery, and will hereafter publish a
/ =, of such abs ondtrs. with their former ad-
dress, IN hopes that persons knowing their
whereabouts will notify US OF the same and
thr,r address when received will also be given
that other pu blishers may be warned.
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COURT TERMS.

Dates OF Commencement on the West Side.
At the recent session Of Supreme Court on
August 9Th, an order was made establishing
Court terms rs follows: :
Dillon, Beaverhead Co.-lst Monday sept
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Marriage. Birth and Death Notices are insert
ed without charge. When local notices OF thi 8
nature are not reported TO this Office il will be
deem I'd their publication is not desired, and they
will be omitt.d accordingly.
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FRIDAYS RACES.
Time, 1:5O.

he second race was a J. mile dash for purse
OF $50, of which S275 went to the first horse,
so to the second, and s25 to the third. For
this race the following were entered: c. b.
Browns b. f. Boulis, yrs, by Buckden-Gen-
essee; W.T., loo. VIM. Flannerys b. s. Turf
Gallery, yrs, by Rifieman-Emma Barnes !;
W.T., lis. b. NJ. Farley's z. &. Grizzly, by
Dasher-unknown; w.t., liz. The score stood:
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