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HELENA ITEMS.


"eooinR beHs -Shooting ARRAY At "ickes.
Special Telegram to NEW NoRrH-wEsr.
HELENA, Sept THE marriage of Mr.. T.
A. IL. Hay and Miss Helen M. Ruger took
place In this city nc an early hour this morn
ing nj the residence of the brides parents, on
Broadway, Rev. Mr.. Sites, of the Presbyter-
ian Church, conducting the service The
bride Is the eldest daughter OF General Thos.
ii. kuger, commanding the Military District
Of Montana, and is lovely and accomplished
young lady. The groom is q gentleman Of
character, who has occupied for several
years the position Of Cashier of the United
States Assay Office. Soon after the ceremony
the young couple took their departure for
the railroad. Their wedding tour includes
Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, where friends
are waiting TO receive them.
The information has just reached us rs we
20 TO press Of n terrible shooting ARRAY near
Wickes, between George Ticknor, known as
Cayuse George" and man universally
called Happy Jack" Both are well known
In Helena-Ticknor used TO run q saloon
here, and Jack was formerly u driver In the
employ Of Murphy, Mel 81 Ca. Ticknor last
night asked number of men to go down to
Weimer's saloon, about a quarter of a mile
from Wickes, and among them was tho vic
TIM While drinking these two men got into
dispute, the result of which was Ticknor
drawing revolver and shooting Happy
Jack through the body. Strange to say be
was not instantly killed. He IN now under
The treatment of DIR. Bullard who fears the
worst for the unfortunate man.
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MARRIAGES.

IEEsE--GRovES AT the Catholic Church In He
lena, Sept 1, 1881. by Rev. Palladino. Mr. John
Reere, of White sulphur springs, to n 80 Elizabeth
Groves, Of Helena.
OCONSoP-McNEIL--At Park City. NJ. T., Sept.
let. ISL. by Judge d. Waae, Mr.. Thossas
O'connor 20 Kitty q. Mcneil.
BENNETT-WELLS AT the residence OF Mrs.
Hansoa, Dillon, sept 1st. Isl, Key w. y. Ship
pen officiating. Mr.. Nelson Beanett and Mrs. Lotte
IA. Wells.
SORENsEN--JE Bntte. Montana. Sept. 3,
1851 by Rev. J. II. Russell, Mr.. Christopher Soren-
sen and Miss Carrie Jsssen.
BENHAM-DEERY-At the residence Of the bride,
In Missoula. NJ T., BY Judge w. j. stephens, Mr..
r q. Benham 10 Mrs. eliza Dsery.
CLARK-RAY-In Helena, at the home Of the brides
parents, August 3lst, ny the Rev. W. scott Slitee,
Mr. william g. Clark and Miss Emma Laura Ray.
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Dark Days on the connstoek.
San Francisco Bulletin.

Fortunes wheel on the great Comstock
has revoiyed to no ones special benefit Of
late. A year has elapsed since the last divi-
dend was paid, and it is over fouryears since
the luck has been going the wrong way for
all pecuniarily Interested. Operations have
been kept up, expenses have gone ON, and
hope has fallen upon hope. Every revolu-
ton of the wheel, whether In the form of
raising rock or water, is attended with out
lay. Only two mines out of long list run
ming across the lode for a distance Of two
miles were able to meet all current expenses
for the year ending May list from ore crush
ings. All the others were obliged to appeal
directly to the pockets OF stockholders for the
wherewitbal to maintain their existence.
For the year ending May I, 1881, there were
ninety-one assessments levied by twenty
seven mines on the Comstock. The list runs
from Utah'to Benton, and the aggi egate levy
was over s6,0O0,0O0.
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PROCEEDINGS OF COMMISSIONERS.
Deer Lodge County. September Term.
1881.

Monday, September 9Th. Board met in
regular session. Present, JOHN Y. Batterton
and George w. Morse, Commissioners, and
James ). McAndrews, Clerk. Morse APP
pointed Chairman pro tern.
Sundry bills received and audited
Opinion of District Attorney Mayhem in
relation TO appointment of sheriff to succeed
Lou p. smith, examined and filed. Opinion
that action of Commissioners was Legally
On petition of Y. Mckay, Supervisor of
District No. 6, it was ordered that he proceed
according TO law to open the road from M.
Dooleys TO Flint Creek bridge.
On petition of certain residents, the school
district-Cable No. 17--Shich had lapsed was
re-established. The boundaries are On the
west Upper Flint Creek from a point due
west Of Cable Mountain to point due west
of Silver Lake; south line from the Aforesaid
point on Flint Creek west of Silver Lake to
point on Warm Springs Creek Que half mile
east of Barker's saw.mill; east line, from said
last-named point north three miles toward
the head of Foster Creek; north line, from
last-named point to the point tirst-namcd.
Bond of ID. NJ. Taylor, Supervisor of road
district No. II, approved.
Quarterly settlement made with Lew Cole
man, County Treasurer.
Tuesday, Sept. g. Same officers present.
Warrants paid by Treasurer examined and
cancelled.
The report of viewers Jerry Mckay, VIM.
Perryman, and d. NJ. Dunkelburg approved
and road ordered established from the south
west corner of wm. Perryman's fence west
erly along the foothill south of Dingwall
Bros fence to where it intersects the road
leading to New Chicago.
Petition from VIM. NJ Martin ct al. to es-
tablish road commencing at point on the
Pioneer road northeast of the Deer Lodge
cemetery and running thence in asouthwest-
erly direction to north entrance of Evans &
Grenon's lane, thence through said lane,
thence due west to the mountains, considered
and Robert Humber, VIM. l.. Irvine, and
VIM. Martin ordered to view said read on
Tuesday, September l3 or within four days
thereof, ami report to the Board.
Petition for division of road money on
hand belonging to District No. and Phillips
burg District at the date of dividing District,
heard and approved.
Ordered that from and after this date the
Board of County Commissioners will pay a
bounty of five dollars for each bear and three
dollars for each mountain lion or panther
killed within the limits of Deer Lodge county.
Ordered, that franklin Threlkeld be APP
pointed Constable for Deer Lodge township.
Board adjourned.
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BIRTHS.

sTnART-In Deer Lodge Sept. 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Stuart, a son.
HoPKINS-In Deer Lodge Sept. 4th, to DR.. and Mrs.
Mark M. Hopkins, daughter.
MONFoRTEN-o Middle Creek August 1Ah, 1851,
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Monforten, a soa.
DOwNgY-ln Butte. August 2sth, 1881, to Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Downey, twin sons.
TRACY-At Bozeman, August 2Ifh, 1881, 20 Mr.. and
Mrs.. W. H. Tracy. son.
PARK-In Jeifrrson city. August 3ist, 1881, to Mr.
and Mrr. r. II. Park. ron.
CURTIs-In Helena. Sept. 4. 1881, To Mr.. and Mrs.
C.i G. j. ID. Curtis, daughter.
HoLMES-At Park City. August 2Slh, TO Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Holmes, a son.
BARNES-In Avalanche 9ulch, August 39th, 1881, to
Mr.. and Mrs. wm. X. Barnes, son.
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CHICAGO, Sept. g.. Clearings for the week
were 00,500, 900, which Is more than double
the usual amount and Is s35,0o0,c00 greater
than any previous week In the history Of tho
city. This Of course, i exclusive q the
transactions between which actual money
changed hands, and does not include the
transactions OF private banking associations
or those banks which do not belong 70 the
Clearing House Associatlon. The greater
psrt Of the increase y due 70 the gigantic
operntlons Of the successful wheat corner
which culminared August 3lst, and the Set
tlements made necessary thereby General
business, has, however, shared In the activ-
w ana gone % swell the total, which = 81
~ NON rsmafkahls ftoea coming y enn-
Ior month.
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1t may be accepted as foregone conclusion
that the Utah & Northern sgoing into Butte,
and going right away, any feints to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. If Butte "comes
down" the railroad company is just that
much ahead. Authorities differ as to contin-
ued work toward Deer Lodge. From one
scource we are informed work will be con-
tinued this way, from another that rs soon a.
the grade Is completed to Butte all the ayila-
BILE force Will be transferred to the Jefferson
river line, which is to BIZ pushed with all ex-
petition toward Helena.
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ordes to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court, of the County Of Deer
Lodge, Territory Of Montana.
In the matter Of the Estate
of
william HARRY, Deceased
William Lang, the Administrator OF the Estate of
William HMty, deceased, having died his petition
herein duly verified pray ny tor order OF sale Ut
certain real estate OF said deceased for the pu poser
therein set FORTH 1t Ii Therefore ordered nv said
Court all persons Interested In said estate appear
before said Court on the Goth day Of September 1881
ata 40 O'Clock A. M. st the Court House IN tue town
and County of Der Lodge, tn show cause why said
order of sale thoud not be granted aud that copy
Of this order he pub ished at least tree times IN
the Nav NoRrH-WEsr, newspaper printed In
said County ORREN EMERSON.
es1 a, T..T Clerk.
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sHERiFF's SALE.
NAPOLEON CoNTANCiN. Plaintiff, !
vs..
FRANK BhIIDET. Defendant


To be sod a. Shsriff's Sale. on Saturday, October
1sr, A. d. 1881, at Q o'clock p. m, In front OF
the Court House door. In the Town and County of
Deer Lodge. NJ T., unitr and by virtue OF an execu
tiou Issued from out the Probate Court in aud for
said County the following described property. to-
wit:
All of the right title and inter ct of the defendant
or which he had ON the nth day of August, D.
1881 In and to the " Hamburg" quartz lode mining
claim situated in ,udet Mining District, and more
particularly described rs follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at post Mt the southeast corner. thence
northwesterly 1870 fe' { to the northeas. corner.
thence 400 feet southwcstery To the northwest cor
ner, thence 1900 sontheastcry to rnnIh~rs' ccrner
post thence 40D feet northeastey to sont corner
the place of beginning
Also the t'ol!en Chariot " irl-'y lode. %, ming
claim, Bautrt Mnh. II. -iri,t c,mrrisihs 1870 feet
In length and 10 le,t IN Hlih. pid "rc fnrtie-
ular description refer, thereto IL hereby Ind on
pape III IN Book l., OF odes ON file In the I'm e Of
the County Clerk and Recorder of Deer Lodge Conn-
ty. NJ. n.
All OF said property situate. living and being In
ID er Lodge County, Montsna Territory and levied
upon "a the property of the defendant.
Dated this Sth day OF September. A ID. ISL.
THOMAS STRANG, Sheriff.
By tom McTAGUE, Under Sheriff. 6s5-4,
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The Herald railroad editor had something
of scare few days since. and showed his
apprehension that after all the Northern Pa
cific main line would run ria Butte. The fact
ut the bottom Is that Assistant Engineer
Chesbrough, now locating down the Little
Blackfoot, is ordered to locate from the
mouth of that stream to Butte Readers of
the NEW NORTHWEST will understand what
that means @..
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Local Railroad Matters.

Notwithstanding the secrecy with which
the location of the Northern Pacific crossing
of the Rocky Mountains was guarded in
Montana, Mr.. Cakes and Mr.. Gamble appear
to have been less reticent from the time they
began writing to the San Francisco Bulletin
from Bozeman until they quit speaking in st.
Paul In all letters and speeches they stated
the line would be by the Mullan route. 1t
was impossible to get such a statement in
Montana One must 20 away from home
to learn the news"
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Collection Notice.

The firm of Stanley b Co.. Druggists. Deer Lodge,
NJ T.. having ben dissolved all persons indebted TO
the said firm are hereby notified that the accounts OF
the said firm mnrt he settled by cash or note without
delay. settlement will be made with the ni,der-
signed who 10 authorized to settle in the name OF
the firm. STA kPOLE d ".
DEER LopsE, M. T.. Aug. ~. 1881. b3s-4t
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we mentioned couple of weeks ago the
probable construction of the Utah s. North
ern down the Big Hole from Glen station to
near Salisbury. A letter from that point last
Monday says: The graders are now at work
on the Helena line, or branch, toward Sails
bury, from the station on the Butte line
called "Glen."
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the eo-partnershi2
heretofore existing between the undersigned In the
druggist business, under the firm and style OF
STANLEY a Co, Deer Lodge, N r., Is this day DIS
solved by mutual consent, VIM. u STANLEY rearing
from the firm. The business will he continued by
Stsckpole q Co., who will pay all liabilities of the
old firm aud TO whom all debts due the said firm are
to be paid. ". " sHANLEI;
Drrp LonsE M r.. Aug II 1851 a33.4t
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MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the County Commits
~ sioners of Deer Lodge County. Montana Terri
tory, win meet on Monday. the 18th day OF Sep
tember A. ID. 1885, ut 10 O'Clock a. m. at the ONCE
of the County Clerk OF said County, as Board tor
the correction of the assessment roll for the year
1884, when and where any person feeling aggreved ny
nyihng n said roll may apply TO the Board Tor the
correction Of any error therein.
JAMES $. McANDREWS,
County Clerk.
DyrR LopGg NJ T. sept. ist 1881. 63i-3.
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Telegraph Poles Wanted.

dds viii be received for Ri Pine Poles. 70 be de-
ID Iivered at Butte immcdi atelv, az follows:
Twenty feet long inches In diameter at top
and not less than IL at butt. a# /.
Forty feet long, not lees than six inches at top and
fifteen at bntt. e.. 4as
State price pen pole and price per hundred.
Address A. bRUCkMhN,
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The city of Baltimore Is In an enviable
position. Il IL well governed. A new proof
Of this Is given In the construction Of the
Cunpowder Water Works. Several years
AGO the people voted "a .000, 900 to construct
the works. A magnificent tunnel seven
miles long, = great part Of Il through solid
rock, was cut, and now the works are COM
pleted and there remains SS7 900 Of the ap-
propriafed $l,O00,000 unexpended. This
circumstances, however, hss it, parallel ii
the history Of the City Hall Of the same city,
for which 100000 were appropriated.
After II was entirely completed the BniIding
Commission had over $lO0, 900 unexpended
money on their hands.
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SALE OF HORSES.

win sell ct public auction, ut New Chicago, Mon.
fana Territory On the 18th day OF September, A. ID.
1881. to the highest bidder, for cash notes with
approved seen lily. payable November Isl. large
nrmper of horses consisting OF mares. colts and
geldinss. JAMES SCRUFCHrlELD.
635-st
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PROPOSALS. FOR FLOUR.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPor e. g.,
HELENA. M. T.. August l2th, 1881,

OrrIcE PuRcHAsISo AND DEPor G. s.,
HELENA, NJ. T., August l2th, 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS., In duplicate, subject to
y tbs usual conditions will be received al Helena.
T., or either OF the Posts named, for the supply
reuuired at such Post until 10 O'Clock noon on Mon
day September l2th. 1881, At which time and places
they will be opened the presence Of bidders for
furnishing to the Subsistence Department U. y
Army O., 900 pounds of Fresh Ground xxx Spring
Wheat Flour, made from No. wheat, In double
sacks. with the exception that the amounts required
for Forts Kills and Mssoula shall be IN single sacks,
delivered at the Posts named below on or before the
3oth day OF November, 1871, as follows, viz:
AT Fort shaw, N. r., q, 900 pounds
AT Fort Missoula NJ T., 20, 001 pounds.
At Fort Kills, N. t., 10000 pounds.
Blank proposals and printed circulars, giving de-
tailed information a. to the manner OF bidding.
conditions TO be observed BY bidders, etc.,
may be obtained on application to the undersigned.
or to the A. A. G. y. at either OF the Posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked,
" Proposals. for Flour At Fort --- and
addressed to the undersigned, or 10 the A. A. g. T. II
the Post bid for.
or all proposals.. j. IF WESTON. 3
$50 Il Captain and @. 3.
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices are insert
ed without charge. When local notices of this
nature are not reported to this Office il will be
deemed their publication is not desired, and they
will be omitted accordingly.
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Wanted--Work Steers to Winter.

I 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 DeceEl-
her 1st 1891 TO March let 1854 for ten s0l dollars
a had and give them best of crre
Address WILLIAM WALKER, Deer Lodge,
Or call on !" +" Dempsey Creek.
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ORES BOUGHT

The Hecla Consolidated Mining Company will buy
Gold Silver and Lead Ore at the best market prices.
Send for Price list. ASSAYS made at reasonable
rates IA. KNiPPENBERG,
General Manager,
632-sm Glendale, Montana.
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Proposals for Penitentiary Supplies,

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the follow
- ing named supplies for the U. ). Penitentiary nj
Deer Lodge win i,e received by me until September
is, 1881. They should he addressed 10 the under
sI,ned and marked :. Proposals for Wood" Pro
posals for Vegetables" +" Proposals tor Flour, as
the case may be- on the lower left hand corner Of the
envelope.
100 Cords-pole length.
100 Cords-cord length.
.. VEGETABLES. n
Potatoes 80 600 pounds.
Cabbage - 5000 pounds.
Turnips - 500 pounds. .......
Onions - 900 pounds. ,.
Parsnips 1850 pounds.
Beets 2o0I pounds.
Carrots - Q 00G pounds.
FLOUR.
Quality to be specified in bids and to be taken into
account 10 the award r.... $3.50
W heat Flour 40 00 pounds.
Graham flour 5000 pounds.
ALEX. c. BoTKIN,
u. S. Marshal,
s34a Helena, Mont.
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Strayees from Pioneer,

August sth. one tron.gray horse. about four years
old branded z on right thigh had halter on when
he strayed will pay $40 for his delivery to me Mt
Deer Lodge, or SIS Tor information that VIII lead To
his recovery GEM CHUNG LII NC.
6sl4t, = D.. Deer Lodge.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Deer Lodge Postoffic e, Aug. "a, 1881.

RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at loa. m. Depart at 8 p. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4 p. m. Depart at 6:S0a. m.
MIssoULA, PHILIPsBURo AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. m. Depart at 430 p. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge Postofiee close thirty
minutes before the departure of each coach.
z. S. sTACKPoLE, p. IA.
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Wednesdays Races ut Butte.

Special Telegram TO NEW NORTHWEST.
BUTTE, Sept. - First, running race;
purse, $3.50 600 yard dash); first premium,
sl75; second, $50; third, S25.
Entries by: Gforse. age. Weight
II X. Baker,. ..Formosa 81
Ira Edwards. ..Deceiver liz
ID. ID. Davis. .Serrel Mike liz
s. w. Plummer. Billy spanker liz
G. NJ. Tate......Doc Chambers 100
The ran ended: Spanker, / /; Dcceiver, 2 !;
Mike, 3; Formosa, 4; Chambers, s. Time
80 seconds.
Second, running race; purse, $3.50 tdash of
Ave furlongs, for two-year-oldsg first prem
ium, Sl75; second, S75.
Entries by: Horse. Age. Weight.
w. j. Palmer. "A ustralia 20
w b. Hundley Pee Dee 10
NJ. g. Morris. .McLeadem 70
VIM. Flannery. Alice ~
The run ended: McLeadem, 4; Pee Dee,
.; Alice D., 3; Australia, 4. Time-1o5.
Third, trotting race purse, $3.50 $3.50 class
3 in 81; first premium, SI75; second, $50
third, s25.
Samuel Scott names Black Joe.
Mat. McGuirk names Fannie Patchen.
Gus. Zozel names Chief Joseph.
N. b. Ringeling names Mountaineer.
Irwin Higgins names Bob Ingersoll.
Fannie ......................2 ! ]
Black joe. ........................l
Chief Joseph. ...........,....-.......3 3
Ingersoll and Mountaineer, distanced.
Time-25S, $50, 2.59. Race unfinished and
postponed until Thursday.
Fourth, running race purse, $3.50 (InIle
dash) first premium, $500; second, $50.
Fusilade, /; Terlulia, o.; Turf Gallery, o;
Carrie, 4; Buckner, o; Weasel, O. Time
hSA !.
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The above dates are from certified tran
script of the order over the signature OF l.
X. Alden, Esq, Clerk of the Supreme
Court.
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Strayed from the subscriber near Bedford Jeffer-
son coGnty. Montana, about August f7th, 1881
One pay horsc branded A on left SHOULDER and c. J.
on left thigh
One chestnut mare branded b on left thigh.
One roam pinto horse branded 8 on left shoulder
and vented on thigh.
These horscs were formerly worked on the He'll
Gate contract and believed to have srayed toward
the He'll @ tie river. will pay SIS reward to any one
who win take them mp and notify me.
WILLIAM BIBTE.
Sept z, 1881. IgS5-4tI Bedford. Montana.
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PRIVATE CABINET FOR SALE.
Owing TO continued III health and desire to
rcaE q. ON my
Collection Of Minerals,
PcTi61t0ns, Curious Coins,

ETC. which have heen six years in collecting, and
which forms one Of the most complete and interest,"
ing Cabinets there II In Montana, offer the ramc
For sale at q Low Figure.
The collection ID now on display, In two handsome
Cabinets. at the McBurney House. Deer Lodge,
alro be nscertaiued By inquiring Vt james Matthew'S
Butte. JOSEPH G. SPoONRR.
Dssa Lopan. Aug 10. 1851.
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EplScoPAL-The Rev. II. c. Hutchings will
og,ciate In ST. James Church, Deer Lodge. on
,bc 6Tst and third Sundays; in Philpsburg on
The second, and New Chicago the fourth Sun
DAYS Of each month.
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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 ~ follows:
Dillon Beaverhead Co-1st Monday Sept
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cArHoLIc-Servieese every Sunday. Sunday
School at 2 o clock each Sunday under direction
n, SISTERS Of Charity.
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Special Telegram to NEW NORTHWEST.
BUTTE, Sept. 7. - First, running race;
purse, $3.50 600 yard dash); first premium,
sl75; second, $50 third, S25.
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d an HEwARD-foR rHE DRifyEtY OF A
n lU Sorrel Torse nj Sanhill. Deer Lodgti County;
weight abort 100, pounds; NO brand; tlaztd face;
69O-tf JOHN MCLEOD
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sTRAYED OR TAKEN up.

Advertisements under this head will be charged
fifteen cents per line for the first insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent inscrtion-
measured In nonpareil typc.