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Discovery OF ctnnabar.


In 1866 William Burmester, well known
old Mont anian, discovered a vein Of ore
about four miles northeast of what is now
EIwardsville, which he believed 10 contain
cinnabar. In those days little heed was
given to any but placer mines, and the dis
cosery remained undeveloped. A raDch-
man named Jones visited It, and demo,i-
strated IL contained quicksilver, but di3 not
consider it Of sufficient Importance 80 Justify
location. The Indians also Visited it and
obtaiucd "war paint" (Which Duncan Me-
Donald says is only ..full dress" paint, such
az ladies' wear when tiny are or parade),
which purpose the deeomposed rock answers
admirably. This s1mmer William Burmes-
ter and Henry Mcfarland. who lad spent
three seasousyin Idaho, were prospecting IN
the monat,ins, and finally concluded to re-
turn am look after the old cinnabar mine.
They reached it aad found the old windlass
stsil standing. but on touching 1t crumbled
away like Rip Van Wrinkles gun after the
sleep Of twenty years. They went to work
on the ledge and at depth Of fourteen feet
they now have SKI foot shaft showing ore
in every part and all the way down. Some
of the rock Is ha and some decomposed.
Samples Of different varieties have been sent
to Butte aud Helena for assay. The re-
turns will be published when received.
Experiments with 1t demonstrate, the pres
ence of quicksilver, and If It exists in pay
ing quantities the discoveries will reap a
fortune. We hope they have it "big." The
discovery Is some thirty miles from Deer
Lodge. Messrs. Burmester and Mcfarland
are in town awaiting returns from samples
sent for assay.
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SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.

Thirty-ninr locomotives are in active SER
vice on the Utah Il Northern.
A ship loaded with iron for the Northern
Pacific Railroad was recently wrecked aud
sunk of the coast of California.
The Northern Pacific Railroad have added
thirtv-three locomotives, twenty-three pas
senger cars aud 90 freight cars TO the
equipment of their road during this year.
Two cars of ties from the North were ship
ped TO Green River to-day. About eight cars
of br AL gauge rails were shipped to Poea-
tello TODAY for the Grange Toad.-Oyde't
Pilot, Tuesday.
The Longest continuous rail route operated
By one company is that Of the Union Pacific
Railroad from Kansas City, Mo, TO Butte,
NJ r., the length of the route being LIS
miles This Is by the Kaus,, Pacific road
from Kansas City to D,nver, thence TO
Cheyenne, from there to Ogden by the Union
Pacific proper, and rom oglen TO Bate by
The Utah & Nogfiern
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The Utah ana Northern.

Mr.. Geo. w. Irwin who came down from
Butte Wednesday informs Us the right of way
for the Utah and Northern TO Butte has been
obtained aud the requisite force has been
sent TO thar work to complete it in a short
rime. The severe weather of this week has,
however, temporarily interfered with grad
ing.
The road will run to the Gassert ranch a.
originally designed and 10 which point the
track is now laid. The Butte spur will run
thence directly up the creek TO Butte, right
of way having been secured below Silver
Bow. The station will be known asthe Silver
Bow Junction. Had il not been for the in
element weather the transfer would have
been made from Melrose 10 Silver Bow
Junction this week. Ii will now, probably,
b. deferred until the middle of next week.
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Books Mt Delivered.

During the three months last past the
New NORTHWEST has presented to some
uf its patrons certain volumes published by
the American Book Exchange OF New York.
Soma of our more recent orders 10 that es-
ablishment have not been filled, the Amer
lean Book Exchange having Oh September
list transferre its stock To the hands Of
Leavitt Il Co., to be sold at a closing out
sale. This sale will begin November Sth,
aud meantime none Of the works can be
purchased at any price. We are notified by
he company that the books ordered by us
will be purchased at said sale aud mailed as
desired. This state of affairs we did not an
ticipate, but il has occurred, and the best we
al do now is to wait patiently until the
sale occurs. Where notified by the pub
fishers that the edition of certain works Is
exhausted, we have ordered others In their
stead, of similar character.
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Subscriptions for Newspa pers.

As II Is about the time Of year when Mon
ianians consider the question Of subscribing
for Eastern newspapers and magazines for
winter reading, and as there is some difficult
ty generally in getting addresses of publish
ers, rates of subscription, etc., We suggest to
persons contemplating such Investment to
make their subscriptions through Maxon q
Co.'s Subscription Agency, West Liberty,
iowa. Their rates are lower than that Of
the publishers IN nearly every instance aud
the firm is thoroughly reliable. Send to the
Agency by postal card or letter requesting a
price list Of papers aud magazines. On re-
ceipt of that select such a, you desire, and
enclose the list and total amount to Max0n
'& Co. That will end your difficulties about
The matter as they will attend TO your several
orders aud the publications will be sent TO you
direct from the publishers.
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serious

A little son of Hyaire Trahant, aged three
or four years, Went into the yard OF his
fathers resideyce in this town, Monday
afternoon, ara commenced striking at
horse that ysas within the enclosure. The
animal dj1 NOT like this proceeding. and
kicked the httle fellow in the face, fracfu'-
ing thu skull over the left eye and t'aring
tho scalp along the whole forehead DR..
Nytcbell was called In and dressed the
wounds, and reports the lad rs getting along
very we'll
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department. New North West.
RAILROAD TAXATION.
Valuation of tn. Utah q Northern Rsilroa
From The Butte Miner 10th,


An Informal session OF the Board of Com
miSsioncrs for Silver Bow county was held
last Monday morning. Mr.. 7. s. McMurray,
OF Omaha, the General Tax Agent Of the
Union Pacific Railroad. was present on be-
half Of the Utah & Northern.
Mr.. McMurray has returned TO the Asses
sor, for taxation in Silver Bow county,
thirty-eight miles of railroad, which the
Board, after due deliberation, assessed at a
total valuation OF s2,7o5 per mile. This esti-
mate covers all the roadbed, rolling stock,
tracks. side tracks AMI switches belonging TO
,he Utah a. Northern In Silver Bow county,
for the full length of the road. , he aggre-
gate valuation for the entire thirty-eight
miles thus amounts TO sl02,790. The roadbed
per mile was assessed at $3.50, and the roll
ing stock at S455, making the total, s2,7o5.
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Charles w. Thoroughman Expires Suddenly
at Brcnt's Ranch.

Mr.. Charles w. Thoroughman, brother of
Thomas aud Perry Thoroughman, has been
A resident of Montana since 1854. In Jann-
ary, 1878, he married Miss Francis Emogine
Sweeney. a former resident OF Deer Lodge,
NJ Butte City, and has since resided in He
lena. He was principally engaged In farm
ing aud the stock business, having owned
ranch in Prickly Pear valley, and being lat
year foreman of the Montana Cattle Com
many. This fall himself AMI wife took q
pleasure trip to Missoula, where they visited
the father of Mrs. Thoroughman. and last
week started 10 return, contemplating brief
visits in Deer Lodge and Butte. On last
Thursday they reached William Brents
ranch formerly ConnollysD, some three
miles from the mouth of Gold creek, and re-
NAMED over one day. Mrs. Brent being
schoolnate of Mrs. Thoroughmsn. Owing
20 limited lodgings the two ladies' occupied
the same room and their husbands and an
employe rooms adjoining. They contem-
plated driving TO Deer Lodge Saturday
morning. Mr.. Thoronghman was In the APP
parent enjoyment Of good health, ate heart
ily and played with the children until the
hour of retiring, but spoke to Nc. Brent
about having pain In his shoulder. III
rose about r. m. and returned to bed whore,
when the farm hand rose soon after AMI
passed, he was lying with his hand under
one cheek. apparently sleeping comfortably.
About six o'clock Mrs. Thorcughuan
awakened. arose and dressed their child. AMI
and then went to his room TO awaken her
husband He was lying IN the same position
~ noticed bv the workman. Speaking to
him he mas.e no response; his wife then
smoke louder. and Decorating frightened ~
his not answering. called Mrs. Brent. Mr.
| D. coming in, said he was desd, and her Eus-
band was called. Mr.. y.ioroughmap was
| quite deal, although tb,. iooiy was slip warm.
Judge Ferguson, of yew Chicago ,was sum
moncd 10 hold poroner's inqt|st, AMI Or.
Mitchell telegrayhei for. The Investigation
showed that death had resuivti from natural
causes, eviaysltly sofze dissase Of the heart.
| The reuSzlns were brought 20 Deer Losigr.
w. j. III Sweeney. o. Missonla. and VII.
Perry /ThoroEf gilman mud Mrs. o. - Whit
| ford .tof Bur ! reached here 10 tim Tor fns'
frrsral scrt acas whioh took place from filc
| Episcopal Church On Monday. Rev. j =
| kssv.rlf o(EcIating 10 this absence q tne
| IfantoF. Mr.. ThoroaGhmafs WAS ht&niy -
| noemfi konfI&men aud W. ~ yeAfs w.
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More cabine, Talk.

NEW York, Oct. s. - A Washington
SPECIAL 10 the Conkling evening organ here
again asserts positively that Cunkling has
been offered the Secretaryship Of the Treas
ury; also, IL is notably said that il the Me-
vada Legislature was Republicans, not Dem
ocratic, Jones would be made Secretary Of
the Interior--Kirkwood's successor. But
the fact that his transfer from the Senate to
the Interior Department would be followed
blythe election Of Democrat by The Ne
vada Legislature will prevent this appoint
ment from being made.
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SEy YoRK, Oct. l0.-The Tribune this
mo,,ling speaking Of the coming Democi attic
convention says il appears TO be completely
In the control of Tilden men, and they have
resolve to exclude from its deliberations
the Kelly aud Tammany Hall delegation
from this city. Tarnmany men still asserted
las. night they would obtain recognition IN
the convention, but no one believed they
would.
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sesnes il ths clsy . De saIn...

SALT LAKE, October 6--The funeral Of
Ofson Pratt, one Of the Mormon apostles,
took place At the tabernacle oday. Eight
or ten Thousand lenple gailser'd a. tile SER
vice. The ceiling Of The IabefnacIe sas
fsstooned with wfeafhs Of flowers. TIE
grand organ had cht,ir II sixty voices. anil
the leading elaerS and apostles delivered ora
fions over tue DEAD. Memorial services were
also held fprone of brigham yeapg's sons,
wla slied ii Mexico.
Io,das il the llyst Gay u the Territorial
Semi annual Conference ard the citY Is filled
with people.
The fsir u aIse under way. and there 4 ;
- aherIng of manufactured goods.
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A nobl. rramn.

HERyASpo, Miss, October edward
Thompson, arrested on a charge of stealing
mule, was acquitted at midnight. He IS o
son Of The late Admiral Thompson, K. Z. B.,
of the British Empire, and grandson Of the
British Admiral who led part Of the forces
under Nelson at the battle Of Trafalgar.
Lady Thompson sent several hundred pounds
from London 10 lawyer 10 defend her son,
who is said to have lived the life Of a tramp
Tor several years.
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Mr.. A. b. knight recently made recon-
noiSsance for n railroad route from Virginia
CITY TO the National Park. The following Is
bis report !. This route leaves Alder pulch
near junction, climbs the bench near Adobe
town. passes hack Of Nevada, crosses the
toll road near the stone quarry. inst above
Virginia, runs around the heal OF the north
fork and up the soath fork Of Daylight
creek, thenee aronnd the heal Of butcher
gulch and over the summiss .insl north o. the
lakes. From Junction 70 the main Oxide
the distance Il nearly twrivA miles. ani fht
elevation ! .65G feet This gives era'ls Of
i4e fers to the snilr. a car II the lakes and y
greater distance wenhi make the grads stlll
Iex Al. Intimate aeasiasusanea with The
eat slope of ills range warrants ths sfs'se-
inens thar grade of lss~s than 100 III ID the
mile can b. found from the summit down -
~ Xndison bo1Gom.
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4 circular from the General Managers
oi..us at ST. Paul-eaIletl forth by ths. rniscon-
struction placed upon former circular is
sued by them, urging settlers along their line
to early lay ia supply Of fuel, AMI not de-
pend too much upon the railroad-states that
the Northern Pacific Railroad, instead OF he-
ing indi>posed 10 accommodate settlers and
Others along its line, will go TO the other eX-
treme TO prevent suffering, and carry fuel for
morning. if necessary. Other articles Of pub
lie necessities are now being transported
with little profit 10 the company In eases
where they are assured settlers and not man
ufaciurgrs derive the benefit.
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Grave from owns Catch last APP enc span OF
worE horses one chestnut pintO. bnd-Iacs't aud
wlitv-cyeI, branded IL "n tho alder we,gns a1oIt
100 pnund- hrs lOug scT Oh the insideICN
vt QUE hind ieE 4 he other Ia grey -
horse, ald'd with circ,e ), thts-"/
weighs about 1000 poun,ls Ths above reward viii DO
a,d Tor tue frttrn Ut he above described horses To
faGd"r 4 Waiser wOJi y3d ~ Blue G ~; East
- Us rect. TAptFK " "AtthEh'
D
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Horses Strayed.

Strayed from 'hs ranGa ~ Weston Gillette, on
Drlb,ua river, IN JUiy, two hOnUs, iUar and hvo
ears ut rtspvc'i,ly uue a hay with Two or thrto
euIe tesL uitu a brown, without white make: nnch
abuut tuurIotu hands high BON bran "a oh
Mi .b dor and yrut.a IS IN same nr5nd with I'M
der ou ielT thisn; hrn7ds distinct We're raised by
q. MpiRey, Brsycrhral County, bur may be In Deer
LOFle ,Uuity
rhrla' reward will he paid tor 'ivir return to D..
IT, Weston Ha.u,. or W. e en- se. ID arhOrn, NJ.
~ OF for urmai n - Il will tead 10 tneir recovery
WESTON n GlLL%TPE,
e9G-it Iiccuu aud Dearborn.
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Notice OF Final Entry.
LAND orrlcs Ar HELENA. Mosy.SA. |

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA MONTANA.
September 24,h, 1881. I
Notice Is HEREBY given that the iolluwing-named
settler has "a notice ut hi- Intention to uakH dual
proof In support %. his clam and that said proof
Nili he nude Dsiurr UHcn smerrOn, PROBATE Judge
It Der Lodge county. N. y a. Deer IodGr, NJ. q,
ou Slrurdgy, November l2th, iSSl, ' T.. Francis VI.
bGTet, prescription ID. =. NJ. $3.50, Tor the west
\ al the north set q Of Section No. VI, Township
80. north, tanga NJ II "e-t. HHtneS the toll
iuwm witnesses to prove hl- eDnTtnuoa- rr.idencc
up ~, aud cGlnyaiiUn at, Ai an't, viz: Eli ID o.
nj, Hugh O'Neil, Thnm,s McFbgre ANA James
sst, all OF Deer lodge, D er lodge county, "on-
tHna. d, IL N'E, Register
k3 81
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THE COUNTY EXHIBIT.
Statistic. Gathered BY the Assessor.

The following table shows the statistics Of
the county for the year 1880, a gathered by
the Assessor. These statistics are not always
a. reliable as they should b., but still they
will show the condition of the county rs
compared with the neighboring counties and
also the comparative growth of the same
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DEATHS.

.-----=z--7---=---
TYLER-lu II Tenn, ortoner 9Th, 1881. George b.
Tyleg aged - year. aad uon'hs
HERR X b. Helena. O.tJber 9TH. 1851 at O'Clock
m Stmuei Il Ilcr,ick usrG 81 years
uARDING-Ie " - ula. VI T OFT br2l 1881. NJ
The ~-t.r Hospital at iut nam 'tUry rheumatism,
AuriHa iItrdiBg aged 10 yearr.
TWDEO GHMAN.-Near G0Id Creek, N T., Satnr-
DAY. OF her s;b. 1871 ut heyrt disease. Charles
ner}cy ThOrOnghman, aEct 80 years.
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Low Temperature.

Mr.. Young, or the Signal Service, reports
flse following a. the maximum temperature
during the week ending Wednesday, Oc-
tobe- ferh; Thursday, ~; Frisiay Do; Sal
ursiav. 5s,: Sunday. 81; Monday, "a Tnrs
dav. I'll: wesineslav. ~. Mean snsxlmam
for the week. AZ hF. Yonas has no min
imam fhsr,nsm ter Tbs icwssf rea Ing pp-
served here 49, ~ Il n m. rharaisy. when Y
va y b..ow x~ro NJ 90 q. ~ u was "
a.ovs. nni n ;e:;,o a was thawi1 n sunny
places, III.
Il il believed that ~ population q Mon
49, ~. inarxnxsd tals ~ fully = Pr esnf'
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Gbn0 REWARD. --Estra,ed from BEown's, ulch,
DSO nrar Slyvr Bora, about ELK wees ago, Two
G.,. see ol,e a has toc,aale large. brtmned Up on
n rtru ON tnu lett shuaduf the other brown hors",
b. aildtd 1 on hi ,houdcr aud thigh; has thieu
whuu feet . he, came down the DJ-r Lodge valley
INVENT, dollars witl he pa tOa y on Mht Nili de-
Lodge or 10 A. M RIDER,
ts,r a. WAm SyiIbgs, NJ. +.
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Hay for Sale.

For sals GA Nevada rrek, ono hundred and fifty
ions 1T (.slIea ht', with the U.s. eft cummodtou-
stock ~hris I hty l. str,cSei within one hundred
yarr g If -prus 81 living wat.r.
Pticv u hat, So 80 per I'm
IuIgirs ~ W NpRfd WEST Office.
DEER 10. Gg. OF e 1885,. 6in-tf
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAsD OFFICE AT rlELESA. Mt
q

LAsD UfFilg AT HELEsA VI. TIL
SEPTEMBER IA 1851. I
Notice Il hereby given ttat the fotlowing-narntd
sgt hss flied notice If his intention 10 rake iuls
cd III upport ~ hi clan-,hd that Stil l.uoi wllI
ne ~ de hesafc tl,e Pr,.bats Jnare Of Deer odge
Coanfy VI T.. At tn. town Of Dter lodge on sainr-
aas, 0io Ct 49, issi slz.. aii.n A Mel hill, wLn
fisl plG-ea8siyA flr,A aierf statement No $50 ter
III. pdifh = OF uatihwesf Z II s-ctan S. III Town
rhp its Hsfin a Rsng,. ~ ct lie names the fol
luwlH2 iies-s.A To prove his c0ninAouA .sd,,lce
ups,, sassA estiy ,fsn of. aai la,s. VIZ. viii am
Di,lgwh j fn,es d. Feaiilml IN Hanry a. aePhefsun
aud Aliah AeDonta, al d Ne.r t'htsgo Deer lodge
Comfy. ~. :. II MOE. Register.
$50 81
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Notice Of Final Account and Of Distribution
Of Estate,

IN the FTuDhEE WITT OF NIIU NOuH Y UI IIsE
lodge, IrrrItory of Montana.
in thg matter vt the Estti
Of
GEORGE J. HINt ON. Deceased
Noire il hereby given That Reuben q. u wis. the
Administrator of the Elite at G.orsa J. linton,
decrased has rendered presented settlement,
tIed IN ihis y nrt, his dual account of his admin
i-tratiun ut said estate, ana pHiUu for The d- r
nuIiOu thereof: ani tnnl Saturday, the c9'h day
Of october A. d 1881, naHs Hdty ot u te IN Of
sid Cont, nwi, ul tne september term. A ID 1881,
10 ,tclucs u NJ the ,OdH room OF said cunrt,
tihct onrt House, IN the Town aud Comfy of Deer
toIy hi- hreu lX"d by sail Cuurt To- the iut set
tlemcut vi satd aCrouHt and for the u strtsutt ~
tLeieat. Aiw irh Tins aud lace Asy uerspn inter-
s-trd in said ezta appear and Tile his exceptions
IA writing 10 the said acrnnut and ct the
GS URREN I'm hRS N, ClrFR.
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In che Probate Court. Of ths County Of Deer
Lodge, Territory Of slcataaa.


Lodge, Territory Of hEeataaa.
In the maltshaf III Eflitel .h
nc
a u KAHSks, Deferred
rarHaet 20 IN iosatr 81 sid i'oarf. maaa on TIE
SD t.n n .e.Staissr, 1855, nol II hef-bv given
tai sss acrtr a. HA,ie z, ,ae sap Court, and ed
ia Inc onaes II fts i-rs fsspicof ttaril 81 ., E
nsase NJ rim san The ibh aavef Aags-t A u, ISL.
uuasf presfi- atiltrW s*ia Gtarr. ~ t inllOw
resi- estate I, WIZ. 1he nnd wsef - ~ s.cniN-
sesr III " acrffssr psrs fainiarel IN des Flhss
lag Mn ak iuN asxh III Nj ~ nssaa ~ 40 n vest
III rats Gaaflls rs,nt reJha RAlssi CT the -ain "a
Is iiagsi ~ n. s ~ ...a- lilly aueas floHa
IA Jetlra lid fuesaia. md O I. asA Tsfsrura
II herehs saadc ~. sa thsr ss tfaisrs
Ant fffeIs feFhrs gsv~i. III Il ~aftlsasv tin 1T
day 81 beFs ssrs :. q. ls. 10 CHG Is tbs
f1uf 5sssl ~ sid losl ii a inurf uugss In IN ii
Tash IN onnf4 sias ssueA Axpa aer herring fiHa
ssii Trsnga. whsu snd ii aAy sAgfn inaFetifa III
$50 So : ~ + oRREx ExERsoN. e,.st.
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gstray--S2O Reward.

StfAyad from the rauCh Ut >. d. HAYS one gray
mar. til e. Year, Oh. auded Il ~ ccia On lett hip;
rr,,bsNl, ha- u aI with Il r wI ! ply $50 reward
10 al, one d. NJ LHt mare to $40 tor i'll
formations that will lead ~ her ,cruyry.
- ... WIN. II ROYAL.
I'm g. Ney bicanu. ~. r,
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Notice Of Final Account and Of Distribution
Of Estate.
In the Probate cout, Of toe County of Deer
Lodge. Territory of 4do-is-na.
In the mattyro OF the Estgts
THOMAS DouGHERTY. Deceased

THOMAS DouGHERTY, Decreased J
Nrtce e. hereby given that Reuben T.. Davis. the
Nimluts,tatlt ut ths Estt'e OF RI na@ Dolshetty.
rce t-ed has rendered aud presented for setem ut,
nd H'ai ~ said CuUrt his tiud acUrnt Ot hisautnn
tstraLion Of said Strtc. Il pet ton for disfrihn
,,un rherrnf; end IN t Saturday, the 29th day of
October A u. 1891 bemg adW ut . ~ IN ct -pid
u4It, Ur"it 81 tl,e : fptenbaF form. ID 1881, ~
10 ciu,k q IA ~ tn cns trUoin % sAG Court, It
nc ourI House, IN the TgSH SUD County ct DIe=
,!odss has bven ANei ID Va Csur5 to- Inc Gnsl set
t'rmnns 10 s4A ancHuFr asa Toe The GisIrhntUn
hpT.uf 81 vapah lisr# ind Place any pc sDa Inter.
slgd "a ti stats ri,T Hp r l.nd . h's exceptions
tp wrfiry 10 thu ssil arfuui aud G'arrst the
GS8 OkRhN EAlEASJN, Clerk
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N II w TODAY
To Whom 1t May Concern.

Nv wife H.urictta fIuE acted hldly to me. she
IN me IN d-hf b. tore knew IT, Hud uuttCu u belGGi
given thnI Iwtl pas no uebts Ot her c.'nfrnc Ing
= BlU-ay PETER HARFL.
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ORES BOUGHT

The Heela Consolidated Mining Company VIII on
Gold silvrr and Lasd OR. ~ the hest ,rket price,
send for Price LET. Arsiv- made AZ ressonso
RATES ii. hsiPPENBERG.
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-10-14

The Attn, Of San Francisco, notes the ar
rival and departure for Oregon of Mr.. Henry
Willard aud party, and says: The witt of
Mr. Willard portendS no change of his plans
SO far rs they relate 10 the railroad and
stt amboat lines of which he is President.
He intends TO inspect the progress Of the
work in Oregon, and will, PERHAPS, before
he returns. decide upon the route for extend
ing the Willamette Valley road from Rose
burg 10 San Francisco. On the SC0.mIr gap
between the western terminus Of the North
ern Pacific in Montana and the eastern
terminus in Oregon, he intends to at once
put the grading Of the roadbed under con-
tract. expecting that before the end of 1882
the track will he laid and trains runmisg west
ward TO point 800 miles from the mouth of
the Rosebud, and on the Pacific Coast, 10
have trains running go miles eastward from
the mouth of Clarke's Fork or beyond the
MIssoula leaving but 200 miles to be COM
pleted in 1883. He confidently believes that
in the fall Of 1888 the difficult Rocky Noun
tain crossing will be completed, aud that
through trains will he Iun 10 Portland"