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pLuNkk1T DRAMATIC COMPANY.

The punk"tt Dram attic Company arrived
from Helena Sunday, and were billed TOT
Monday evening but compelled by the deteh-
ton Of their baggage wagons to deter open
ing until Tuesday evening On that occasion
n crowded house greeted them in the society
,,Iuy of Fate, every reserved seat having oeeh
taken before night. On Wednesday evening
another large audiruc" witnessed hdhde9
u,,,,urueen and The Dead Shot, two capital
uirrrS ia which the company appeared to
fine advantage The Bldck Diamonds was on
the bills for lat night and the box sheet
showed favorably for another larg" audience
The, plnk"t Company has fulfilled the oest
,xprrtationS aud taken rank among III" best
dramatic orgauiz ations that haF" visited us
Ia IA. yncalism of Mrs Plunkrtt, the excel
l.,,,. nf the orchestra. the taste and elegance
or .,s,um,S and the stage aud business man
,,,,.m.ut il IL SUPERIOR 10 any company that
h,l. uuprared here for years, while the acting
has only been rquall"d when the >"Iile BOY"
COMPANY made ii first tour with faZeh"ih-
klp. Hart BoSworth, Okcet" anu tue
Frrnchs supporting that lady. MIS- run
L,,,'. SINGING il alone worth the price OF al
,uission and her comedy acting Is especially
g,nd. Mis-. Clifton and the Misses Plunket'
give her the best lady support any actress
Ia. had. Mr.. Ovcrton is r"co vering hl'
voice. and has resumed a. leading man. "hll'
O'Krrf., always n favorite, has materially
imrroved In the past year. Mr. Clifton Is
Young actor of promise aS heavy man. an'
AlSta.lt. violinist, possesses more SIKH thai
MANY predecessors who have been more pre-
,.ptinns The character Of the members Il
highly reputable aud III" management S"o
st,ntial and buSineSs-likr. Mr.. Plunket IN
veteran Ia the business, believes IN the Irst'
innate drama now coming into favor again
and would be- just the man to buiid goo'
theatre In Butte, aud between that place ah'
Helena maintain good stock company wit
succeeding star attractions. Thy comPan
will omen season In Butte next Monday CIV
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TAILORING.
ID. j. SHR Y Err,
Main Street. Deer LODGE, ". 7,


While Montana wa ba king In the delights
of sunny days and bright nights fortnight
or so ago all that country between the Great
Lakes and the Missouri river was covered in
with heavy fall of snow which went on with
warm rains and rush. The fools have been
almost unprecedented and vast injury was
done all along the upper basins of the Mis-
souri, and it's tributaries. Latest advices show
the sub>idence OF the waters Mt points
above St Louis, anil the inhabit-
ants of inundated regions will b. enabled to
resum" their ordinary avocations until the
June floods send them TO the hills again.
After all there are some advantages in living
at the sources of streams at IN attitude whrte
an irrigatiny ditch is A granl canal AMI a
light d.w n min. days womtieF.
laval Bra.. have STAT ID up their saw mill
dawn the river and xrr prepared t. Sups's
miners and builders with lumber In any
qua atty. See advertisement
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Interrupted Comm nicauon

Advices from down the road are meagre
but enough is known Of such news a we
have. The Utah and Northern road in Marsh
Valley has been submerged for miles and in
some places washed out. Dispatches Tues
dav said no train was expected through be-
fore Thursday, and possibly not then. We
have had about two through mails in the past
week they and passengers having been trans
ferred across the watery waste, but that has
been abandoned and mails and passengers
now share the same fate ~ freights.
The telegraph line which has been down As
a rule for the past month has been working
systematically for the past day or two, but il
still seem. A. If the world were long way
off when the mails are missing.
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The Boston Wool Market.


FROM NdTdmg, hdFhh COS ITcdt",
April sd.
The tone of the market has been quite
steady the past week. Manufacturers appear
more anxious to secure desirable lots of
tircceS and holders are less indifferent about
selling, AZ IL IL questionable whether wool
can be- replaced at present prices. TIL" de-
mand for wOolens has also been NOR" active
and the prospects of trad" in this department
are improving. Trade, however. is far from
satisfactory, and although the markets NOR"
SETTLED. we can scarcely look for any material
change for the better at present.
The late decision Of the Supreme Court, in
relation to tariff ON knit goods, has caused
quite a sensation among manufacturers, AMI
will greatly rInbarrass this branch of INDUS
try. There will be- no alternative but to SuS-
pend the manufacture of these goods unless
Immediate steps are taken 10 pla"" III" mat
ter right and its inhu"nc" on tn" wool mar
krt must soon be- felt IL these manufacturers
are compelled Ia cra>" operations
We quote ~ follows Montana, Wyoming
and Utah wool:
Fin" grade, choice conditiOn..........2dC ~ =
Medium do do ~ "a ~
tuars" carpet. ..............'' ''''I' ~ -
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The Mormon Question.

NEW YORK. May 4.-The Hortds Wash
ing on special says the State Department is
considering the questi"" Of M"rln"n Inini-
grafton with a view to check and diminish
the influx Ut deluled female converts. The
administration is anxious to effect this desiia =
bic result, but the means to be adopted are
unknown as yet. Whether the act Of Marcel
,, 1915, passed to exclude Chinese women,
which makes unlawful the immigration OF
women imported for immoral purposes, Is
applicable to this class IS unsettled. Should
it he decided not to be, additional Legislation
will be consummated next session.
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LOCAL N EWS-
NORTHERN PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION
The 20 Mile Contract on Cl,rks Fork
Divlsion.

M"s>r>. Washington Dunn and l.. j. Fisk,
IL" former having the contract for iii" grad
inr Of the first ~ miles of the tlark"'s Fork
division west of Little Blarktoot, and III"
latter having imm"'ilat" supervision of I'll"
constitution, arrived "Wednesday from Dillon
and lrft yesterday to "Xanin" the line. Ar
rAug"InrntS had been mad" 10 con'n"nc"
work by this date, bat owing 10 ia" wa>h"nt
on the Utah Northern som" delay d.L~ "n~urd
A force Of lahor"rs In employ of Bishop M"r-
rrll, of Utah. ar" engaged and ar" now e"
route with ~ Wagons from Ogden, It being
deemed more certain t"driv" up than depend
upon transportation by rail Work will b."
commenced AT mouth of Little Rarkto"i ana
extend westward, tn" first work being earth
and the next rock II is anticipated "A body
of laborcrs will b" on tn" ground in ten days
TIL" surveyors have already cross s"rtion"d
for a considerable distauc" and work can be-
prosecuted without delay.
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Butte CITY Election.

The election for Mayor and Aldermen IN
Butte last Monday resulted in the election OF
Dr, q. w. Bcal for Mayor by majority oil
o2l in total vote of dsf5 over WIN. NJ. Jack
Th. Aldermen elected were: LIST Ward, Milo
French. Rep; al Ward, John 7. Relns, DEM
"A Ward. ID. {. Fisher, Rep; 4th Ward Z. Is
HouSer, Dem From all accounts politics did
mot emf the most Important figure in the re-
suit. il Ringing on personal matters anu e"ol'
in which the workers chopped on their poh'
tics and went In for the men.
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Selection Of Committees and Arrange
ment for a Term OF School.

AT An adjourned meeting OF the Trustees "f
the Montana Collegiate Institute held at tn"
ot,ic. of DR.. A. ii. Mitchell in the town Of
Deer Lodge, NJ. r., April:0, A. ID. 1881, there
were present A. ii. Mitchell, ThoS. l.. Nap
ton. James II. Mills, +. L. Bonner, Ge"ftr"H
LavelI by o. Is. O'Bannon, proxy, John l.
Batterton, Z. II. Irvine, and o. B oBannoa'
and the following officers w"r""l"rt"h Tor tue
ensuing year: +. II. IRVINE. Chairman; -. H.
U'Bauuou, Secretary; John y. Batt"rt"n'
Treasurer.
Tn. following committees w"r" chosen:
ON Fiuance-E H. Irvine, Grotirey Lavell,
Jas. IL. Mills and John y. Batterton.
On Building and improvrmrnt-A. ii.
Mitchell, Conrad kohrS and o. Is. o Bannon
Whey Mountjoy, VIII" has held lease oil
portion of the building for school purposes
submitted to the Board apr"po>ition' con
tinycut upon his having the lease of tn" build
ing or such portions therefor" IL" might he
needed for school purposes AMI I" nave tue
use of the apparatus and appurt"hahceS' 'ha'
hr would agree lis follows:
Isl. TO oprn in the toll"Eiat" Buildlhg q
srhnnl of higher education and in addition Il
| his OwhScFNl'tS 10 il"i " >''"t' " ' $500
| rr of music
md. That lac would drv"t" por.Ion OF hl'
time during the coming summer To canvas
| of the Territory in the Interest of III" lii>ti
| tutr.
"a. That he would hold himself PERSONAL,
| RESPONSIBLE for all damage done t" the ohlhi
ing or apparatus through TIL" negligence
| himself or his assistants or pupils
| After "A full discussion tn" proposition
Mr.. Mountjoy was unanimously ar""pt"h'
1t w:l> ordered by the B"ardt h1 lh"~r pr"
credings be- published, wh"r""p''n III" meet
ing adjourned.
f. II IR>I>E. Chairman.
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CLOSING OUT SALE

DECORATED CHINA,
TEA, DINNER,
aud TOILET SETS,
I'll. most Beautiful Designs ever brought To
Montana,
win be sold close 10 cost ~ make room LOT
other goods.
uy-Call and see them nj
mar KLEINsCHMIDT Il CO.'S.
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MARRIAGES..


AKrnrR-CAsrLE-At Lion City, April :Nth,
by II. II. Avery, J. p, James Arthur and
Helen Castle.
PARMAN- NERLETT - At Blacks Station,
Madison county, April Dist, Rev. w. A.
Shannon officiating, Henderson Parinan
and Ella Merlrtt.
FLETCHER - DowNTAIN - At the Baptist
Church, Helena, May LIST, by Rev. j. T
Mason, Charles Fletcher to Lizzie Down
tain
STRICKLAND ESQrIEE-FoK-BrFrAL In
Benton, April 18th. bv l.. K. Mills, j. T..
Ben Strickland and Maggie Enquire for
Buffalo.
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FROM JEFFERSON CITY
A Favorable Condition OF Mining Affairs

JEFFERSON CITY, VI. r., April @.-Al
though have been one OF the constant reah-
I. y and admirers of what Is universally
known ~ the best family newspaper in
Montana" for several years, have never yet
to nv recollection seen any communication
from this section in your columns So tax
ing the chances of the fruits OF this ielSur"
hour being thrown in the overlapping waste
basket | will enlghten the readers OF the
NEW NoRrH-WRsr of the progress of affairs
i / this section of the Territory.
The geographical position of Jefferson is so
well known that TO describe where situated
etc, would be stale.
However, the town is in "a more prosperous
condition to-day than at any time in Its pre-
yious history, this being the supply point for
the many mines some of which shall emu
merate hereafter.
MERCANTILE.
Hon. .Junius q. : anders, who has been mer
chandising here for the past ten years, has
recently sold his entire business to Mr.. j. u
Vawter. The latter gentleman is making
large additions to his buildings and stock OF
goods. Mr. Sanders is closing up his business
~
up his abode but, should he decide 10 leave
U.s. we are all aware that Jefferson City
would lose an honorable citizen and an up
right man.
| The works Of the
ALTA-MOSTASA COMPANY
Are situated four miles from this place. Thi
company appears to be doing well. OF thrl
works am not prepared 10 speak, but All
satisfied they ave some of the finest mining
property in the West The Alta mine Is de
yeloped by three tunnels running in on th'
vein, with cross-cutS, shafts and tunnels
The mine has about four thousand feet of lie
yelopment, with ore nearly everywhere. J
recent strike in one OF the tunnel
where the whole face of the tunnel il in or
extreme width unknown-samples 6O OF
silver and 81 per cent. of lead per ton. TIL
company have begun active operations o
the Comet mine, and are about to start thel
new concentrating works ut their mine. The
are also working the Custer with good r.
suits.
The Gregory Consolidated Mining Comps
nv wtll soon have concentrator completes
and in running order, when IL Is the Intel
ton OF the company to erect smeiter.
astamp mill will be built on the X
demption gold mine. aud Mr. Douglass II
tends to put mp a tve-stamp mill on som
property Of his. So, taking altogether tn
outlook for this section il very encouragin
Prospecting In this nrighborhood Is going
steadily. and a strike OF more or less iinror
, auce |. occasionsily male and change
ownership takes place for cash consider
y ton.
Several mines of more o. less notorie
0 hay. been bant ID this <nring, AMI strot
0 homes are entertained that new WORKS
bs Ut art-d up NJ an early day and more nia
D put upon paying basis. PATIENCE
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The above arrangement is. very gratifying
.,ur tu all who have, educational interests her"
AT heart. Mr.. Mounti"y has been for several
months inStructing private classes Ill 'h'
higher branches ut the Institute Building an"
has achieved great success, tn" parents Oh
nu,iIS asserting their advancement ha> been
unprrcrdrutrd in thOruughnrSS anu raplaltH'
TIL" appreciation of his efforts during III"
term. the excellent building and apparatus
.,oilal,lr and the desire expressed by many
io have a session OF the lII>titut" with gen
eral course of studies, induced MT ho"p'J"S
to make the proposition which has o""h az
ccptrd. and Il term will begin in September
with whatever number of teachers is nec"S-
Sary to give thorough tuition. Arrangements
will also be- perfected for securing board ioi
puuils from abroad in families where they
will be- we'll cared for. Applications already
made indicate the complete success OF the
rroect financially and it is confidently De-
| li.yed the institution will be- 50 conducted by
Mr.. Mountjoy that there will h"ncetorth ID
| successive and uninterrupted Institute terms
| The many advantages Deer Lodge Possesses
| ,s n desirable, educational town induced tn
| construction of the fine building dedicated Il
the instruction of advanced scholars anu il't
also led 10 the erection of a large brick edihc
| In which a Catholic boarding school VIII
probably be established this summer. IN
| matter of an Institute term having mus peer
fully determined upon those desiring 10 st
| cure tuition thereat should communicate y
an early day with Mr.. Mountj"y, Deer Lodg'
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DEATHS.

-~~~~@~<~1
TEsslEK-In Deer Lodge, May lst, Of con-
grStivr fever, Annie, wife of I. Tester,
aged ~ wears.
PIERcE-At the Sisters Hospital, MisHonla,
April I'd. John Pierce, aged about %
wears.
HrNr-At Fish Creek. April 18th, of lung
fever Lronorl. infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hunt, aged months and IA
days.
FLETCurR-In Madison Valley, April 10Th,
Ellen. daughter of Mr.. and Mr.. William
Fletcher, aged month and days.
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Officers of,he Grand Lodge I. 0. OF Q. r,

The Grand Lodge of l. o. of o. +. conven-
al at Helena elected on Thursday the follow
ing officers t" serve for the ensuing year
NJ. w q. M.-Wm, ii. IL. DICKINSON OF
Missoua
r. w. ID. g. NH. A. Pease. of Virginia
CITY.
II. VIC. W.-MaSSrna Bullard, of Helena
r. w. q. S.-Jacob Loeb of Helena
r.. W. q. T.-Charles N. J"tteris. OF Hrle'
I'D.
r. W. q. Representatives.. p. Sterling, OF
Helena.
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The election which took plac" in Beaver
head county last Monday on ia" question OF
removing the county scat Is believed L" haV"
RESTED in favor of Dillon by about 100 maio
itv. The following maiorit"~ ar" reported in
the NUlrr
"Fur Dillon-Dilon, Birch Creek Browne" :
Bridge. Dewey, Flat, Spring Hin. Beaver
head and Blacktail precincts cast mu"rltieS
agrregating 40 in favor Of removal
"For Bannark- Banmark, ArE"mta, Horse
Prairie, Red Rock. Glrmdal", B"rt"llS, Lion
civ and Quartz lIiIl precincts east maI"ri
ties against 'rmoval agErrgatimE SO. The
vote Of Dillon was 40. almost solid for r."
m0Val'
The theory of ia" maj"rit"s in Gl"ndal" an'
vicinity against removal j. that il MAS ant'r
ipatrd if the Dillon project WAS defeated
Glendale might com" in for til" succession
The heavy vot" at Dillon and among The
rauclmrn along ia" upper B"av"rh"ad was
however. little too h"fty and th" RAILROAD
town gets the county scat
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Estate Of May Avst. deceased.
Notice r. hereby 2ivca by the undersigned sfmln-
i~ssmfvr II the estate VI Mary Az T. scd ~ the c din
.~- Of and s srsons having clai axain~t the s..i
d,s-- 10 exhibit then win the ncos~sary vouchT$
Within aonfhs after tAs dn< paeic&lsa VI TIL
nssice 10 the ssd administrator IL The toun of Deeg
loAgr tn the connty Of Deer Lndre, ". r.
GEO. W. IRWIN
AamIsi.r~.os d the essnse II Mar Avst. bed.
Dated Apfil 10. ised. U5M
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The Pacific Express Company on the Isl
inst reduced the rates of expressage between
Montana and points east and south In
,n,pr,s VARYING from 10 TO N per cent. The
following shows the old and ne" rate on t"
TO 100 pound packages between points nance"
OLD RATE. NEW RATE.
Ogden and Deer Lodge, 10 Ia L.,
Chicago 81 ~, 10
Council Bluffs II
Small packages ar" no" carr'eu oe'"e'a
Deer Ledge aud Chicago ~ low ~ &c wh'ch
il quite q reduction from few years ago
when the smallest parcel from New YORK
cost nearly $500.
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BIRTHS.


MlLLs-In Deer Lodge, April =th to Mr..
and Mrs Harry II. Mills. IA son.
FosrEK-ln Deer Lodge, May LIST, t" Mr.. and
Mrs. j. &. Foster. a son.
MrQrEEHEy--In Dillon. April 3ith, to Mr..
and Mrs. John II. McQucrnry, daugh-
ter.
CLEM-In Virginia city, April 4th to Mr..
and Mrs: Nathan Glenn. a daughter.
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HEROD's TROTTING ACTION :

i
(d.crll
considered
tn.
victw
Stud
Bllck
with his
onwiho
nakc Willow Run Stud Farm
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METRO p OLIT \ N
billiard tDMS
JOHN t.E;itlsI;tk
PROPRIETOR.

Has the Finest Bar Stock on the West Side and
good Billiard Table and cozy club-rNo ON.
A SPECIAL Invitation 10 the whole scommnnity-
TO come and me.
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IL persons knowing themselves indebted TO me
- are r.,ues,xd TO settle their accounts at osce.
either by cnrh or note. I need saon-y. and all ac-
Grants not ssstled a. above win he LEFT With IN ator
new fnr roI,ectIon C. y. II. BiELEyBERS.
Deer I.sare y. r.. Janvsrv s. fssi.
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BEAVEKHEAD COUnrY SEAT
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SPECIAL BUSINESS MOTH ES.

Advertisements nder this head Will be charged
fifteen cents per line tor he first insertion. and
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured IN nonpareil type.
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xxyANTED-A GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
w bonse work and care of a child. Good wages
and permanent pace one who IL neal. trasts and
active INQUIRE at NEW SoRTH-Hksr Oeaes. aIh
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C,HASDt LlkRS, LIBRARY. HALL, STAND AM
Y Bar Lamps and Fixture-, A hhe -t"ck ja-t ie
criv,si nj Dickey's W.
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r1>H pOsTorfiC. Address or THOMAS l..
/ Naptou, during May. Isl, will be Butte Montana
Correspor dents are req ed to govern Themselves
accordingly. oi'-A
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industrious. Capital not re-
~. CURED; we will start you
W. " Men, women. boys and giTls
make money faster Ut work
for ms than at anything else. The work IL
lig.' '-aSaut, and such ns anynn" can go
right AZ. Those h ate wise who see this
notice will send ~ their addresses AZ once
and SO" for themselves. Costly OuthI and
terms free. Now II the time. Those already
NJ work are laying up large sums of mon '.
Addrc,s TRUE Il co, Augusta, Maine.