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THE TRIAL OF ELISHA REED.
Found Guilty Of Murder in Second Degree.


The case of the Territory vs.. Elisha Reed,
indicted for the murder of Eugene Garland,
at Philipsburg, has occupied most OF the
time Of Court since last issue. The jury,
composed as follows, was secured Thursday
Of last week: V. B. NcQuestion, Foreman;
Augustus Allie, James B. Bennett, I. l..
Birney, John ii. Duncan, j. N. Fox, Peter
Johnson, NJ. McKevitt, NJ. Strickland, W. W.
Stuart, S. D. Stuart, W. V. johnson.
There being no important testimony de-
veloped other than brought out at the Coro-
ner's inquest and published in the NEW
NORTHWEST at the time, we do not repro
duce it. The killing was admitted, the de-
feuse making their main point on the provo
cation, Reed testifyipg that Garland had
revealed to HIM q vile SANDER against his
(Reed's) wife, and that the killing was done
iu 4 moment of unco liable passion
when Garland refused 70 give his Authority.
District Attorney Mayhem and J. c. Rob
inson, ESQ.,, appeared for the Territory;
Thomas L. Nspton, Hiram Koowles and w.
Y. PeubeJ,ou, Esqs., for the de ense. The
case was fought hard on both sides, IT being
gepe' ally recognized as the hardest contested
murder rial that has occurred in this dis
trict, and all the attorneys made able argu-
neuts, attracting crowded audiences at the
Courtroom. The charge to the jury by
Judge Cab. aIh was ample and exhaustive.
The joly refined at II ID. Tuesdas, aud
repocted their verdict, " Gully Of mu der in
the second degree" on the opening of Court
"Wednesday mo"uing, al honsh it had been
dete, mined upon at 2 a. m. We are advised
the FIST ballot stood four for murder in the
FIST degree and one for acquittal. The penalty
on the finding may be from ten years 10 life in
the penitentiary. The prisoner is . be SEN
teuced Friday, December 2cd, beiog he last
day of the FERN.
At this wiring, Thursday evening, the
case of the Territory vs.. p. Dooley, indicted
for assault with intent 20 kill Julius Ehrick,
at New Chicago, is on trial, jury bav'ug
been secu red and he prosecution being ell
eaoed jn the Ian na.on of witnesses. Dis
trict Attorney Mayhem appears for the Ter
,ito,y, Thos. i. Napton, Esq, for the de-
Tense.
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The Board of Health appointed by the
Couu. Com NJ :ssiopers Of Deer Lodge coun-
~ met at the ofice of Dr. A. III. Mitchell on
Friday, Dec. OH. Present: joaquin Abas-
cal, James z. McMaster, Fraok d. Brown,
A. II. Mpcbell. James III. Mills. The Board
was organized by eie,ting DR.. A. II. Mitch
ell, chairmso, and James IL. Mills, secretary.
After The transaction Of business the Board
adjou ned to meet at the call Of the Chair
mao. Tue necessa,y measures were taken
for D, even,io tbe spread of be disease aud
for caring FOR those afflicted. There will be
10 delay in meeting soy esigeocy obat may
arise.
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The Araat Courier tells how it took $4,000
in Gallaiin cooU.y warrants aod the Nor.h-
ern Pacific hosel 10 pay for barrel OF
whisky. IN 1886 VIM. Kea, who kept stop
ping place At Gallasiu City, bought Of Judge
A. j. DAVIS barrel Of whisky for $s63.5e-
$3.50 per gallon-giving his note bearing In
terest 1t five per cent. per month, compound
ed each month, and securing 1t by 5000 Of
county warrants. The warrants net being
paid FOR three years, kea offered to suru them
over to Davis in lieu Of the notes, and Davis
accepted. Davis then sued the county treas
urer upon the warrants, ebtaiued Judgment,
and compelled payment within year. This
made il necessary R the treasurer, +. B..
Gray, 70 raise the money BY borrowing Il Of
L. y. Black and securing Is BY mortgage on
the NoFthern Pacific hotel which AZ then
tho hotel
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THE SMALL POx.
No Further Spread of the Disease.

]. is gratifying 20 state that. with one ex-
cepLisn, there a'e no new cases Of smallpox
to report in Montana. Thece are not aud
have not been any cases at Silver Low Juoc-
ton. The patents &C Wuoderlich's are con-
valesciug. There has been DO spread Of the
disease repo,Ued Of it ,cds the ssal-poz)
from the child who had it at Spencer John-
sons 10 Deer Lodge valley. The child is
DOW couvalescent. 1t IS true thsG the danger
Of contamination is not past wheu the patient
RECEIVERS, but It is believed all necessary pre-
cautioos are being observed at Wonder
lich's, Bate, Johnson's and Manning's, and
that no fuHhef cases will develop from these
places.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
AS They are Picked up Promis-
cuously.

Colonel J. T. Dodge, engineer In charge OF
the Rocky Moan, aiu Division, n. p. IL. H.,
was in town this week, en- route 10 ADD from
Silver Bow Junction. He iofocms Us pear'y
ali the machinery for tbe MulIan Pass tupuet
is now shipped from Silver Dow junction,
and large portion OF IL has already reached
the tunnel. Mr. Van VIie,s parry. af.ef
completing lis survey 20 Garrison, will re-
turn aud be engaged here or south Of here
tins winJe,. The rock work nea, Tho Hump
has been cross-secaooed, and Washington
Dunn, Esq, left here on Thursday 10 put
force at work on The excavation. 10 is prob
able IL will be sub-let 10 parry at Butte, and
it Is expected fifty men will be AT work with
10 the next twenty days at he point named
The winter will OF couite, preclude general
work on the line.
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The Miner Of Wednesday says: There are
only three persons in Butte or vicioity who
have any symptoms of small .pox, aud they
are now pronounced coDvalesceot by the at
tending physicians. One of these Is man
with light Ease at The penthouse, aud the
other two are cbildrea who were exposed
when the disease was first brought from d.
vide.
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On Friday of last week Mr.. CHARLES Mao
niog was reported i'll with smallpox, sept
for medicines aod nurse, and The sane were
sent hiU. BE had Eight attack aud at latest
accouo;s is recovering and practically Coz
valesceut so ia" as he is concerned. There
is no oth.r person on the premises except
VIM. Prenevault who was sent there as nurse
aud will not leave the place until so directed
by DR.. Mitchell.
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POCKET BOOK LOST---S5O REWARD.

w Lost in Deer Lodge, between Deer
Lodge and my hone, on Wednesd " even
NC, November 10Th. LARGE pocket book
containing $40 or S2i5 In currency. beside
papers of value on y TO the owner The finder will
ne paid $50 for returning the same to me, AMI no
questions asked that amount can be retained and
the book with balance dropped IN the p. q. Letter
Box PHlL. r. EVANS Deer Lodge.
fii-N
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NEW TO-DAY
Live Oak Stations For Sale.

have two Live Oak stations, ont OF good Mares
three wears old next spring which will sell At
able figures These are large wel-bred, and prom's-
ing stations. Their breeding and any Information
desired will be given IN application to
THOS. STUART.
G4ntf Deer Lodge, NJ T.
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1882.
Harper's Magazine.
Illustrated.

Always varied, always good. always improving"
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Harper's Magazine, the most popular illustrated
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The forthcoming volumes for 1882 will in every re-
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BIRTHS.

TRASK-In Deer Lodge NJ. T., December ., 1881 to
Mr. aud Mrs.. Marvin l.. Trask, sen.
FISH-In Butte, Dec. IA, to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ Fish, n son.
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Don't tire out your wife and daughters by
buying hard running sewing machines, but
try the New Home" CAT st
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Fan mers of Deer Lodge valley should buy
the light running New Home sewing ma
chine. 64T-3t
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NEW TO-DAY.
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Harper's Bazaar.
lllnztrnr
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This popular journal 10 rare combination of liter.
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in the land The new volrme will contain many
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

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The contract awarded 10 Messrs. Lynde 81
Co, on ,be Mountain Division o. ,he Nor.h-
eru Pacific, calls for 100000 lies and 10000
600 feet OF lumber.
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q. & ". r. r. Co. IN MONTANA,
OFFICE OF SECRET AIRY AND TREAsuRsR.
ncf 1891

VMAHAt VCt' I''uE
Notice |. hereby given that principal office OF this
COMPANY has been established az the rooms occupied
by samuel Word, Esq. In Butte City, Montana, at
which place the COMPANY will be represented bv
George W. irwin Assistant Secretary of the Company.
By order of the Board of Directors.
j. w. GANNETT,
Secretary Utah and Northern Railway Company in
Montana.
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DEATHS.

BROOKE-In White Hall, NJ. r. December :, 1881
of duh, heria Enorh Marvin Brooke. aged IL years.
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Every happy home ought TO have genu-
inc, light running New Home sewing ma
chine. CAT 81
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Go and examine the light running New
Home sewing machine at the City Hotel,
Main stieeG. 64I ot
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Everybody wishing to try the New
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at the City Hotel. CAT st
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Christmas and The light running New
Home sewing machine aie at your door.
647 st
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Report OF County superintendent Cabin FOR
December, 1881.
Amount In School Fund. 1918 90
-Appor;ioued a. follows:
r.....s TJn,n N.,...l.. .L;yS..n x.,n.,a.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL!

The Montana Cook Book is for sale at 4
s. StackpoIes and J. Il. Dickey's. Cali at
once and purchase a copy. Gi6-H
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.
Ppys Ypur.

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To,al. 50, 145 90
In IA districts there is an increase of ~
children OF school age over the census OF
$780,
Number Of children between4 and q years
of age. g;1.
Number Of children unde- years Of age,
267.
Number Of teachers employed at this date,
H.
Number Of schools closed since December
LIST, 4.
THos w. CATLIN,
County Superintendent Of Common Schools.
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we never nv . 6ner sewing machine than
- 1tvhx vunnfn9 ssNaw h. ~
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department. New North West.

The following subscriptions have been paid
81 nee last scE acknowledgement:
The Republican journal., 1881-02-24

TuberruAr consumption Of the lung, is that form
of the disease most common, IN pet fatal. amt until
recently considered incurahlc. Tubcrcle from
which the name is derived, is morbid product, de
posted from diseased blood in various parts of the
body; and in proportion that fluid is impure, a'
length of time it remains So will tubertular diathe
sis continue.
FALL RIVER, MASS, March %, 1879
JAMES L. FELLOWS, ESQ.
Dear Sir: About three years ago WAS attacked
with bronchitis and tubercular disease of the left
lung and suffered for two years 50 severely that
was unable to attend to business. About a year ago
was advised to try Fellows syrup Of Hypopho7
phtes. and before | had finished one bottle my ap
petite and strength We're greatly improved: my
cough became less troublesome, my sleep was sound
and refreshing, which had not been the case for
over year. l had suffered from nervousness and
difficult breathing all the time Was sick but voun
syrup has cured it all l advise all persons afflicted
Is was to Use Fellows syrup of Iiypophosphitc
(Signed JAMES If. STEWART.
An endless chain of good effects is formed by
Fellows Compound Syrup Of HypOph0sphites, al.d
we are safe i'll saying, from Il long experience il
medicine its virtues are not possessed by any othel
combination. lvr41
For sale by VIM. 0. POOR a. SON
The Republican journal., 1881-02-24

The Committee Oh Agriculture have reported
bill making y pounds the standard weight PEI
bushel for Turks Island and other coarse grades o.
salt and 90 pounds on Liverpool and other like
grades.
The Insurance Committee voted to report the
bill liking the salary of the Insurance Commission
er at $1,000 and requesting him to give $1,000 bonds
The committee on appointment of Senators anC
Representatives, have agreed upon their report =
Audroscosgin gains two Representatives ARGOS
Knox gains Senator Pepobscot loses one Sena
tor and two representatives. Sagadahoc gains one
Representative, Somerset loses a Senator. Waldo
loses one Representative. Gork loses one Repre-
sentative. The committee voted that the county
delegations should submit to them the ap portion
ment Of Representatives in each county.
Few people probably have ever thought what
percentage Of the population OF our STATE vote al
any election one of the members of the com
mttee on apportionmen Mt has carefully computed
the percentage Of the November vote and reaches
the following result by counties Androscoggin
u ArooStook, II; Cumberland, % Franklin, -
Hancock, q kennebec "a; Knox, u Lincoln
-; oxford, = Penobscot y; Piscataquis %
Sagadahoc, q Somerset, n Waldo 20: Wash
lngton IS; York. "A HE per cent Of the vote
to the whole population was !03J
The bill declaring women eligible to raI
school offices, which s pending III the Legislature
is similar to the Massachusetts law and is as fol
lows: Sect |. No person shall be ineligible tt
the office Of Supervisor OF Schools Of SGpern
tending School Committee, account of sex
Sect , This act shall be in effect when approved
by the Governor
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Flour, Provisions and Produce.
The New Quarters Of the Well known Firm of
Wright Bros. JameS.-rhirty Years In the
FIOur Trade

Among the largest established in this line is the
arm Of Wright Bros. q James This house was
established III 1850 by Wright q Whitc0mb and
continued under that title up TO 1873 when Mr.
Hhitcomb retired, and the remaining parties in
the business confirmed under the firm name of
Wright Bros James. who are located in the ia
nous business structure known as State Street
Block. occupying Nos 2l7 d 2l9 State street,
which extends through to No ia d l6 Central
street. Here they occupy eight floors, % feet in
width by 300 feet in depth TO these extensive
quarters the firm made change about three
months ago. from No 30 Commerce street which
warehouse they occupied for thirty years The
business of the house made it necessary that they
should seek more commodous quarters especially
Of late years their trade increasing in volume to
such an extent that it is generally conceded that
IN the buying and selling OF flour they do the
largest business Of any flour house in Boston or
New England Every facility is had at their
present quarters, both for receiving and shipping
The entire structure is packed with the various
articles dealt in, especially flour, of which huge
stacks are seen, also provisions and produce, the
largest order being filled with the utmos; prompt
ness Their traue is not confined to the States,
but they ship extensively goods to the Provinces,
South America, West Indies. etc, by cargOes In
the flour trade, the house is representative one
IL being the largest house in the trade in this
section of the Union. Success in the -four business
depends Oh the Judgment with which purchases
are made, and the gentlemen of this house are
considered authorities, having had experience in
this department from boyhoOd
The brands of family flour coming from this
house can be found in the hands of nearly all first
class grocers throughout the New England States
and provinces, as the statesmen of the firm visit
every section, ten first class men being constantly
on the road. The members of this we'll known
finn IL A. Wright, E Wright and A R. James,
personally attend to all the details of their large
and growing business. being early and late on hand
and guarding with jealous eve the interests of
The Republican journal., 1881-02-24

ll6 5. Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa
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Commissioners Notice.

FINIIE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed 10y
the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County Of
Waldo, on the second Tuesday of January, A. u.
1881, commissioners to receive ami examine the
claims of creditors against the estate of ohli\
TURNER, late of Palermo IN said County, &C.
ceased, represented insolvent hereby gives notice
are allowed to said creditors in which 10 present
and prove their claims, and that they will be III SEES
sion at the following places and times for the pur
pose of receiving the same viz at the Office Of W
q. Frye, in Belfast, on Tuesday the first day of
March next, at two O'Clock y. NJ and at same place
on Saturday, the ninth day of July NEXT, at two
O'Clock p. NJ w. G.. FRYE, iCommiS
3w6 GEO. T.. WALI4ACE,N sioncr~
Dated this fifth day of February, \. ID ISsl
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FOR SALE!

49, The undersigned offers for sa
Is ~ her farm situated in East Sears
as#AIsZ = - port The farm consists of Il
IsJ9ans ti E%1acres of land, cuts seven tons o
fEs,5s - lA ehay. has good pasturage and
ts szssx.sassSSsz5t9small wood lot. The building
are all good, and the lot well fenced The place i
Il very desirable one and is offered at a bargain.
MRS ELBRIDGE BLANCHARD.
Apply 70 Capt. +. l.. PENDLETON.
Searsport, Feb. 8, lSSl.-Gtf
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Notice..

WHEREAS, my wife LUCRETIA PLAISTFD
w has left my bed and board, without any iust
provocation this is to forbid all persons from har
norng or trusting her on my account as shall pay
no debts of her contracting after this date
ORItIN PLAISTED
SearSmnnt, Jan. >, 1sSl.-3W6*
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HAIR WORK

a LII THE NEW STYLES OF HAIR GOODS
"A made to order at short notice. Such as Long
Branch Waves, Crimps with invisible partings,
FrlZzes &c. Combngs made into Switches nj
only % cents an ounce. Large Pufs . cents apiece
Switches greyed. and hair dyed. Work warranted
satisfactory and cheaper than elsewhere
MRS. c. 0. MACOMBER,
3meow5l* Bay View Street, Belfast. Me,
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FOR SALE.

Two GOOD FISHING VESSELS 100 ats ca
! pacity. Wen found in cables and anchors
viii make good lime carriers.
AMBROSE WHITE
BuckSpOrt. Feb. s. lSSI-6
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There were seventy patents issued to women
from the patent office at Washington for the year
ending last July Most of them have to do with
household appliances
The Republican journal., 1881-02-24

1t VII be seen that thirty one of the thirty light
States have adopted biennial sessions, and that
tweHty-oue of the thirty -e ght have further re-
strcted excessive legislation hy limiting the length
Of the sessions Ofthe New England States three
have recently adopted biennial and the other three
retain annual sessions There is no good reason
Why any of those small States shonld be at the ex-
peuse OF electng and assembling its Legislature
every year. New FORK Herald.
The Republican journal., 1881-02-24

Victoria British Columbia des patch says that
official returns place the yield of the gold mines
for 1890 at 81 0l3,S?7