The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-05-12
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Only one man In jail.

Let's sec how near vennor win guess 1t
this year.
The u. & n. grade Is completed almost to
the Upper Crossing.
g. III. Bell has opened the Bed Rock saloon
In Pioneer for the season.
The walls Of Ed. II. Irvine's residence are
up nearly to the second floor.
Johnny Miles, the horse thief, was taken
to Helena Wednesday for trial.
There were only twenty-fsur passengers on
the coach from Butte, Wednesday.
A notebook containing letters addressedito
Joseph Edsall, Butte, has been left at this
Office.
Mr.. n. Bielenberg returned this week from
his Flathe ad trip, bringing up 900 head of
fine beef cattle.
VIM. Hyde, matchmaker and repairer,
starts this week on tour to Pioneer, Bear,
and other camps.
Mr.. Simpsons agents have purcha, cd for
him, principally in the Lemhi country, the
three thousand head of cattle he desired.
The Quesnelle Amateur Ministries gave a
very creditable performance at the City Hotel
as advertised and will show again tomorrow
evening.
Some idea of the travel nowadays may be
inferred from the fact that the McBurney
House register showed ever fifty arrivals on
Wednesday.
Secure your tickets for the Great Lees Ideal
Company, next Monday and Tuesday evenings,
haxt n md ysrk IA Uat@ TrTe
mans.
Mr.. Jinks, building contractor, is about to
remove his family from Butte to Deer Lodge
having rented dwelling on First street from
Mr.. O'Bannon.
A Mr.. Conrad and associates have pur-
chased 5000 head of cattle in N orthern Idaho
which they will drive Uia the Mullan road to
Montana.-Walla Walla Union, April %.
Mr.. G. w. Wiki nson desires us to state
that his hotel property at Pioneer will be Of
fered at private sale until 10 a. m. Saturday,
August 18th, when, If not previo usly sold, 1t
will be disposed Of at auction.
A dispatch from Miles City, May LIST, said
there were four cas- es Of smallpox there, Mr..
Arthur O'Connor, an attorney, being among
those afflicted. 1t was thought it would be
confined to the cases reported.
A 60-horse power boiler, for n sawnill
having a capacity of 10000 feet per day, and
destined for point 116 miles below Missoula,
passed through this week. The mill is close
behind. 1t is the property Of 4. L. Bonner
g. Co.
Peter Walker has opened in Deer Lodge,
in the building formerly occupied by O'Neil's
hardware store, that necessary adjunct of all
prosperous towns, Chop House, where
meals are served at all hours. He has alse a
bakery and supplies customers regularly. II
will be a success.
Thos ID. Rockwell advertises this week his
fine stock of harness and saddlery, which he
sells at reasonable figures. He also manufac.
lures excellent goods to order, and repairs a,
rates that give satisfaction. Mr.. Rockwell is
good workman and industrious, and de.
serves the success he Is achieving.
Kennon & Zenor are receiving this week
their spring shipment Of goods, which in.
cludes farming implements and tools Of the
best brands, shelf hardware, a superior lot Of
hard W God wagon and buggy timber, queens.
ware, glassware, cooking aud heating stoves
etc. Headquarters for the Balm wagon. Gel
supplies while assortm ent is complete.
The GREAT LEO COMPANY in an entire
change of programme, next Monday and Tues
day evenings, May 9th and 18th.
Mr. Chas. ID. Blair who has succeeded Mr.
Dodson rs advance agent of the Leo Ideal
Company, was in town this week advertising
them for next Monday and Tuesday even
| ipgs. 1t Is the best show in its line that has
travelled In Montana, and gives universal
satisfaction. They 60 from here to Pioneer
New Chicago, and Missoula, and will call al
Philipsburg returning.
Mr.. Paris Gibson, reliable gentleman IN
serts card in this issue of interest to WOO
growers.-There are some fine brood ant
draft horses for sale at Wards stables.-
Joseph Mcdonald advertises desirable bus
| mess house for sale.-The Collegiate In
stitue entertainment takes place this even
ing-Make your wife happy by purchas
ing that Mitchell, Lewis g. Co, pheton.
Peter Hartz says he has not cost the county
| more for petty suits than any other man In
| IL; that he has been driven into law suits
| that he has done more road work free gratis
than anybody; that he is being robbed, etc.
etc. We give him the benefit of his claim
| There is no doubt about his industry, but h
should, and probably will hereafter, bear ii
mind that making roads and making com
plants are two different things.
| The Miner of Thursday announces tina
| Mayor Owsley and the new City Council D
/ Butte were sworn in Wednesday evening
Ex-Mayor Beal and Mayor Owsley delivered
addresses Mayor Owsley then nominated J
| B. Wilcox (the incumbent) for Police Magis
trate John T. Baldwin claw partner of Sam
uel Word, Esq for City Attorney; Lou. T
Smith for City Marshal, and Jos. NJ. Venabl
| for City Assessor and Collector. The nomi
nations were all confirmed.
James Gloster, who killed Dan FAIRY In
Helena three years ago, was convicted o
murder in the second degree and sentenced
| on Dec. 8, 1879, to ten years imprisonment
was pardoned this week. The petition wa
signed BIZ Chief Justice Wade, Il. w. Knight
w. G. Child, Hugh McQuaid, N. I'll. Webster
w. b. Hundley, A. M. Hotter, G. L. Vawter
| A. III. Beattie, j. M. Sweeney, Z. w. Toole
4 u n. IOUlcy SnGTIu DcusIis, ". II. loscph
w. X. Roberts, III. M. Parchen, w. b. Ra
leigh, A. O'Connell, J. @. Curtis, and Others
Gloster has behaved well, and is pardone'
on conditi on Of his abstinence from liquor
under the influence of which, drugged, h
says he was 70 bbed and committed the mui
/ der. .
RETURN Of the Favorites, the great LEI
IDEAL COMPANY In q chaste and refined enter
1 tainmcnt Monday and Tuesday evenings, Ma
18th and 18th, 1t o'Nsirs Theatre.
A modern Jonah, whom prosperous CON
munities would do well to avoid, has jus
shaken the dust of Nevada from his fee
Before starting thence for Oregon he IN nd
this concise out comprehensive statemen
of the ill-luck which has bounded him:
went to Maine and the ice-crop failed; wer
to Florida and the frost killed all the garden
and orchards; went to Mississippi and Il :
had the flood; vent to California and th
people began to die with smallpox. Since
struck this State the Comstock mines hav
i x.ax.ar maid a d;vifaud and III 90 tn Oreuo