The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-03-18
Local Brevities.

Gentlemen from New Chicago report an
abundance of snow still in that locality.
Dr. w. w. Higgins In building an addition
{, his already commodious dwelling on North
Main street.
Two new prisoners were received ut the
penitentiary las. week from Jefferson county.
The total number is now 81.
G.. Hollenbeck offers for sale his improved
ranch and personal property in the He'll Gate
Valley, near New Chicago. 1t will be sold at
auction April LIST.
Washington Dunn went north this morning
TO push forward the extension of the Utah
and Northern railroad into the Deer Lodge
vallev."-Ogdes. Pilot.
Our Washington letter arrived too late to
appear in this issue. The non-arrival of mail
fiom the east two days In week causes amir
regularity in such correspondence.
The Annual Stat "ment of receipts and dis
bursements of Deer Lodge county for the
year ending March /, 1881, will appear in the
next issue of the New NORTH WEST.
"Slide-valve" well known to the readers
of the New NORTH WEST rs " Sand Bar" is
canvassing agent for the Miner. Theprice of
the daily will be reduced to s12 per year.
Thomas Stuart offers for sale the stallion
Red Hawk, one ofthe moststylish appearing
and acting horses i'm Montana. All who have
seen Red Hawk pronounce him q beauty and
| a bargain at any price.
Mr.. c. III. Finlayson, of the Upper Valley,
repaired a portion of the military line this
w..k. He attempted to drive his team aud
| oaverse with friend on the sidewalk at the
SAM time. As consequence he RACED one
pole and shortly after raised another.
Rev. III. G. HutchingS will hold divine ser
vices at Philipsburg on Sunday next, morn
ing and evening, and at New Chicago on
Monday evening On Friday evening next
services will be- held in st. James Church,
Deer Lodge, with lecture by the Rector.
| Mrs. Fred Morton, of q William street,
| Chelsea, Mass, IL led to be lieve her brother
William McLaughlih, died i'm Montanasome
years ago. Amy one in possession of infor-
nation regarding his death will confer a IA
vor by communicating it to the above all
dress. tCan this be " Billy" of Bear,
Archbishop +. n. Blanchett. who, for the
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Archdiocese, embracing Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and a portion of Montana, resign
| ed on account of his advanced age, he being
| now 81 years old. His successor IN Arcbbish-
OPP Segers, who is well known in Montana
Independent.
c. Fl. Han 30 il victorious over his Helena
enemies. A gentleman who recently visited
Butte tells u the Chinese there are also hos
tile to Han Bo. AMI som, weeks before tn.
Virginia AMI III elena affairs endaavored to
have him arrested on a trump.d up charge
| -imlar to the one for which he wa arrested
an taken to elena, but were unsuccessful.
Ex-Suprrintendent Kittle. Of New York.
sent the following toast to school gathering
Our Public Schools 1900 may their influence
spread
Until statesmen use grammar and ounces are
Until no one dare say in this land of the
free,
He done for he "did," or it's cher" for
it's "she."
| III The Ogden Pilot of the 9Th instant
says Eight carloads of machinery for the
Moulton mine ut Butte, Montana. have gone
north on the Utah and Northern and three
mote are being loaded to-day. This machin-
cry consists of tubular boilers, hosting en-
| gines, cages, etc. to be used at the mine, and
the machinery for the mill will soon beginto
| pass through"
An insane prisoner, since committed TO the
| YARN Spring Asylum, furnished considera-
bl amusement for the-prisoners In the coun-
| ty jail while here. He IL vocalist and dam
| Ger of no mean pretensions and when he felt
80 disposed he INDUCED in this harmless pas
time much to the amusement and gratifica-
\ ton of the remainder of those incarcerated,
and being harmless his pleasures were not in
rferred with.
Inquirer, Valley: The Secretary OF the
Interior ~ charged with the supervision Of
public business relating to patents for inven-
tons; pensions and bounty lands; the publ Q
lands, including mines, the Indians, educa-
/ ton, the crnsus when directed by law, the
custody and distribution of public documents,
and certain hospitals and eleemosynary insti-
| buttons in the District Of Columbia. He also
exercises certain powers and duties In rela-
ton to the Territories of the United States.
San Pierre, Flathead Indian sentenced
from the Second Judicial District In D.cem-
Der, 1873, to three years imprisonment in
the Montana Penitentiary for the crime of
| manslaughter, died on Tuesday evening
of Bright's di>ea.s of the kidneys. San
| Pierre wa from Mis,uula county AMI will b.
remembered a. tn. murderer of George Mem
tour The warden has notified Agent Roman
| ut the Flatheal Agency, and the relatives Of
the dead Indian will soon be informed Of mis-
decease.
Mr.. Freeman gives notice that he has APP
piled for patent for the word nter-Moun-
tains, and gives notice that all who infringe
on his rights In the premises will be prosecu-
ted to the full extent Of the law. The word
| be- saws, wa, coined bv him Bless your m
! sophisticated heart. Mr.. Freeman, you cannot
expect to monopoliz. all the words you coin.
You might a. well try to get out patent for
the moon. No one would endeavor to pre-
vent your 40 doing but every ons else wonld
have the same right to 1t A. you.
We acknowledge with thanks the receipt
of an invitation In the form Of Jurors
summons to be present ut the April term Of
court The summons IL thoroughly apprecia-
ted and having absolutely nothing to do
time hangs heavily on our hands. Some
thing to do Is imperatively necessary for
man who In the discharge OF his duties on
newspaper can manage to get along BY work
| ing at least thirteen hour ont Of twenty-four
We know of no one who has more leisure
than the men who draw the jurors, know Of
no reason why they should be exempt from
jury duty, and assure them that In the mean
time IL viii be plea ure, in addition TO other
tasIss, to ind out all about eases to BE- tried ut
, the April term. Again thanking you, etc.
1t Is rumored that Glendale has formed in
opposition to the Vigilance Committee m
anti-vigilance force, which arpires to undoing
the work done by the vigilantees. From
| recent visitor there we learn that two men
!, were ordered to leave Glendale. They CON-
piled, but were persuaded 70, and did, return
and are still there. There Is no necessity for
two such organizations; even one would be
dispensed with by all good citizens. When