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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.
Of Record ON the County Recorders Books
Of Deer Lodge County, for June, 1881.

June 6-Charl-s A. Clarke to Albert @.
Clarke, ST., for 5000. untiv ided one-half of
90 acres placer mining ground in T. Is N,
r. 10 W.. with water rights, ETC., formerly
owned by Raleigh & Clarke. Sale made May
%, 1882
Lice e. Degenhart and wife to Francis
NJ. Durfee and wife, for $500, SCI, Sec. 10,
T.6N, r. IA w. Sale made May 81, 1872.
a6-Sbrriff of Deer Lodge county to Chas.
G. Bir,i> eye, for 1886, undivided one half in
terrst In placer ground known as Hope Gulch
Flume Company ground, with upper reser-
voir and spring, cabin, and mining tools;
| also undivided one-half interest in about
| / 900 f,et placer about two miles below said
Hope Ga.ch ground, with water rights,
fumes, bitches, and tools. Sale made June 2,
1881 t@ 8@e O. @a#s
June a6--Sheriff of Deer Lodge county to
| Charles q. Birdseye, for so60.a4, undivided
| half of placer ground known ~ Hope Gulch
lCompany's ground, with upper reservoir and
| spring, ditch anil tiume. Sale made August
| -, 1881. se
June 23-tieorge Underwood to Michael
| Cunningham, Jerry Lanahan, and John
J Ward, for $3.50. undivided three-fourths in-
tierrSt In Pioneer lode. Bomber mining dis
trict. Sale made April ., 1882. sg
| June 4.-Uni.ed States 10 Peter Jessen.
patent for NEi, Sec ., ia N, r. 10 W., 100
acres Dated September l, 1881.
june 24.-Thomas Ford and Francis Mo
Cherry to Utah & Northern Railway Co for
| s40o A strip 100 feet wide over n tract of
mineral land In Sec. 81, T.4 ~, r. 10 w. Sale
made June ., 1882.
June 24.-w. X H. Edwards to Utah &
| Northern Railway CO., for 500, strip 100
| feet wideover placer claim ut the mouth
i Of German Gulch. Sale made June q, lss2
jane 24-United States TO George w. Lee.
Patent for WI OF NEt and Ell OF NWl oil
Sec. %, T.5N., r. low. IGo acres. Dated Jan.
nary 70, 1881. s.ss.ssfF 81
June 2--John Hickey and wife to Conrad
Kohrs and John N. w. Bielenberg, for s2ooo,
| an undivided one-fourth interest IN Buena
Vista, Altoona, Cliff and Queen lodes, In
Clear Creek formerly BoulderI District Sale
made June =, 1880.
june a.-James 8. McAndrews, Sheriff Of
Deer Lodge County, to Wilbur r. Sanders
10 acres, more or less, being all interest Of
George Higgins 10 100 acres of ground con
vsyed by Unite,i States Patent. dated Novem
her 81, 1872, 70 George Higgins, David Haga
dorm and Joseph Davis and l6O acres convey
ell by United States Patent, dated October
10, ts72. to Robert Lawrence and Woodmar
Paynter, all situated abont one mile west
OF Mullan Pass In Rocky Mountains. Sale
made April %, 1876.
june n.--John Hickey and wife to Rober1
8. Kelley, for 81 Omit Claim. Undivided
o,c-fourth interest 10 Pierre lode, In Cleal
Creek District Sale made June =, 1s82
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The domestic infelicitiss o. Peter Hartz
and wifi. continue. On Friday OF last week
the continuing squabble resulted In = row
about turning water ON or offa pea-natch,
during which Mr.. Hartz shook his fist prom
isciousiy and Mrs. Hartz hit him over the'-y.
with fork; then he hit her and knocked
her into another room, and she reialiafed by
getting teat same old revolver and swapping
ID two or three times with the barrel turned
In the direction Of Peters legs. II was a
safety revolver and didn't rood. She then
sware out a complaint before Judge Emer-
soc. alleging fear Of her life and on Peter be.
iux arrested he made Q counter complaint
evalnst Mr. Hartz. The iinal result was
each was put anarr $500 bonds 70 keep the
peace for six months and failing TO secure
this both were put In jail, where they remain
To the present time.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Meeting Of the Territorial Teschers' Inst
tute.


The annual meeting OF the Territorial
Teachers, sinstitute~.will be- held In Helena
August LIST, 81, and 81, 1889. The following
il the programme arranged for the meeting
Tuesday, August 1.-7:3o p. m, temporary
organization. Address by Hon. G. Hedges
Response by Prof. r. b. Hassell. gas
Wednesday, August 40 q. M, devotional
exercises; gI5. permanent organization; $50,
appointing committees. Ta# ~ t,a''
Duties of School Ofiicers.-S. d. Bolliuger.
Literary Qualifications Of shs Tsaeher.-
Jshn w. Eddy. a! s.lf.a .atls
Essay.-The Social Relation Of Teaches
ana Pupil-Miss helen r. Clarke. asSa
Essay.-Mrs. L. q. Ballou. ssss. /
{ school OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'Thos. W,
Csthn. 34ast ss6t +. s'h@ sos4t
! History Of the Upited States In the Public
schools. - Miss l.. M. Rice. its i IL
Il q b. sn.--what Can be Done to Improve
Do Country Schools ?-Profsssor =. r. Gin.
Penananship In the Public Schools. PROF
u. e. Englshorn- ~
+ N~ral Teaching In the Public Scbools.--R,
3 u noSeJ.I #AtB1t 8EN I'LL 8I.H
7s3a p. n.-Education u Chiefly Develop
s~mt.--Prof. ). H. Meyers.
Thursdas, August as .. M, devotional
xsrcises; G1S. reports Of conmittees: !, ex
susive; q, sxanination Of teachers; 8. school
In -: 4, text sssks--a geography, B arithme
Il ., . seaders, q grammar; sections-county
!, sperSntendeats; s, graded schools; Z, nm
Z. add schools; 8, compulsory education
q "a. +. Woods 9. higher education. ss
= .. m-vocal Culture In the Public
s. xsaois.-Nrs. L. Il. Howey. 81
II swey. .4a s.,
The University: It's Place and Work II
III Ansrican System Of Education Prof
e 8 Howell 49,
.l3a.l-Rerepsioa.
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BAND ORGANIZATION.
The Deer Lodge Silver Carnet Rand Settle"
Dawn to business.

few wears ago Deer Lodge had very
good brass band. Other places have nan
hraSs hands, II seems to be the natural Ills
,,,sition of brass bands TO disorganize, disin-
- ,.or,,e. and scatter out. The centrifugal
forces of a brass band seem In excess OF the
centripetai--a kind Of musical wheel on
which each artist IL seated on the ohtfr f''n
will, an irrrpressibie disposition TO ny on
into spacr and be seen no more ~ sSo
'.v.rvyhere, and This IN the reason the pest
bands ARE i'm the military service, regularly
sworn and mustered and subject TO he shot II
they doa't MAY, But we digress-wanher on
Az II were. In fact the organization OF new
band would make anybody wander on. 10
return TIL. Deer Lodge innd nearly MI u
off the wheel several years ago. In facf the
wheel came near going itself, ami what htsie
bnb WAS left would hardly justify mus E.
'uoweypr. we held on to the Instruments con-
sa.ut that some day the tide would vel this
,,,v and men with music in their souls M q
yood lungs In their vests would turn up and
blow them again. month ago reofsan1s'
ton was projected week ago u was nc.
conpIishra. To-day the boys, a NUMBER %
whom ARE old musicians, make very ered.
itahl. attack on i5-iustrument piece, an"
n, a month will be- ut for duty ON almost any
occasion. Ii 70 happening that the siivei
Garnet Rand Of Helena had n set Of horns
far sai. the Deer Lodge baud has purchased
them, and now they have the chance of TWO
s.ts. They have engaged the music room ~
th. Institute for practice, and have the trph
ss,,sfactiou III an excellent room, giving nt
occasion for old jokes. and reserving tnfa
debut for n pleasant surprise. Following
the list OF members: # 8#
Cecil strathmore, Leader. LIST Il Flat
Gus Zosel, 2d L Flat.
Cha.. Aspiing, Solo b Flat.
q. w. Harris. fst B Flat. S
John Gaibraith, 2d Flat
n. Reed, Solo Alto
Frank q. Price. ist Alto.
Lee Kelley, ~ Alta
T.w. catIin. ii Tenor
Warren Kelley, III Tenor
y.F. strauhai. faritcne.
Jas. Farnsworth, y Bass,
II. r. Hos. Tuba.
n. MI. jerks. Tenor Drum.
HIP. Mcfarland, Bass Drum. t3
we hone the baud will ailkang on 70 a
.eusr4 on the wl,eal this time and ~ . ~
uanensy. II ii tns finest music the ,tgenui
- ~ man ever slsv1Nd. No town y eye
yarth over eirAty.Ave cenfs o. The dolia
.w;thonf ! bfnra lAnd and y Will resd Y
property apd spirits both when ~ -
Lodge silver Coruets give ~ nns 'rsan ~
the Utah AMI Northern musical ~Hloou'
ON the III u sspssmsysf Success e .ns@.
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The New Storm Signals.

Ih0 NS" SeoFffI S'fBf'"FS'
WASHINGTON, July l3.-Ths War Depart
ment 10 preparing to begin the proposed new
systen, Of giving the alarm Of an approach
ing storm by the firing Of caanons At the
towns reached by telegraph. The experiment
Is to be tried here and II found successful Ia
to be extended over the country. 1t Ii ex-
pected that 1t will prove great benefit to
agricultural districts. t@ 9aS@'A - -9 Il
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The Methodist church at Helena received
twenty eight converts during the past year.
There Is an average attendance of hfty at the
prayer meetings and one hun,ired and thirty
six at Sunday school. Thirty five hundred
dollars were raised for church purposes dur
ing the year. @ " ~91A
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EStray Taken IN.

Taken up Al my ranch, ave miles west of Pierse's
station fOeer Lodge and Silver Bow roads black
horse about fourteen hands high, weighs about 800
pounds, ID three or f.nr years old. No marks or
brands. The owner Ia desired 20 pay enargrs and
take him away. w. II. TRIP.
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Estray..Sio Reward.

S,rayed from my ranch on Dempsey creek last DC.
toher, 0 sorrel mare eight years old, branded X on
left shouldov, and broke 10 harness. Was last heard
Of near Gold Creek. win Day GIG reward Tor her
return TO John Charles Bieenberg, Deer Ledge or
Tor information that win lead TO her recovery.
M.. s N. BIELENBERG,
nUar I..an
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SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.

SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.
The town of Cabinet Landing" IL being
moved on TO 1.-The front"
Col Newport, recently Of the land depart
ment Of the Northern Pacific left for Europe
July 18th. ~@ @-s E
The we'll knawn mail contractor G. G. Nc
Coy, In stocking the ROAD and II going to run
stages between the Front" and Missoula.
Pat O'Neil who is laying the Deer Lodg'
extension track, told Frank Walker he would
have three miles of track laid this side o.
Silver Bow Junction by Thursday evening.
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Estray.-8Io Reward,

Strayed from the ranch OF the subscriber, about
May aoth. 1857. dark bay Oily, two year old pet,
branded IL on tho lrft thigh. win pay ten dollars
for her return TO me or Information OF her where
abouts. ssa-F s#s "A DANIEL LLOYD,
/ read. .E3 W fH I@&s 49, ~ 6T6td
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There II little more to say in relation to the
9TH & Northern extension than to report
progress. Grazing Is being done very rapid.
iy near the crossing. The contractors for
laying the track have waited until the grad.
ing would be completed ahead of them, be.
fore organizing large and expensive force,
hut have now got to work in earnest and the
construction train IL reported being near the
car IN. There win be no difficulty whatever
In laying mile Of track day after reaching
the long tangents In the valley, and of COM
p!etiug the road here by September LIST. ...
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branded with monogram O. on the left shoulder
Ithr TOP Of the being In the center OF the Oh.
Think the brand may have been mistaken for q UP
nv persons gathering In Pcmhrrton horses. I win
pay 10 reward for the animal II lait % III. Hoff.
mans near DEER Lodge, or for information that will
lead to her recovery. Money paid on delivery Of
mare. n. GROVES
6y7f4 s# 4s az Boulder Creek
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Deer Lodge Posto ffi ce. june i5, 1889.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at 8 a. m. Depart at $50 p IN.
HELENA AND BLAcRFooT.
Arrive at 4 p. IN. Depart AT 8:30s. m.
mlssoULA. PHILIPsBuRo AND WAY.
Arrive At $50 a. m. Depart at 4.30 p. IN.
Mails At Deer Lodge Possoffce close thirty
minutes before the departure of each coach.
4 8. STAcKPoLE. p. M.
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Temperature.

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Thos. Morgan, q.
s. signal Service Observer for this station, for
the following record OF maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the state q the
weather and amount Of rainfall for the week
ending July ~, 1ss2, ~ taken each day II snn-
- far the swenty-four hours precesdinE
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Che ilsw Acrta-West.

subveribers ordering their papers changed
t.om on Z postottce TO another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHOA IT WAS PRE-
viousLY SENT.
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All political announcements, advertising, and
,,b work must be paid tor In advance or pay ment
therefor assumed by responsible person
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- li-iiIl=-,s4IiIsi -
DIED.

cLAhK-In Butte, July -, 1oS2, OF brain lever,
Harry clark age II years.
Our people remember kindly and well the bright
smiable hoy whose death 10 recorded absve. He wa'
the pride Of his parents and gave promise OF bright
future. He had been employed in the telegraph once
at Butte and his Illness lasted SCARCELY two days. Hi
parents have the earnest aympsihv Of friends here
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Sunday School every Sun.
nsrfaek

EPIscopAL-The Rev. n. c. Hutehings will
ofheiate in St. James Church. Deer Lodge. on
the first and third Sundays; IN Pniipsburg on
the second, and New Chicago the fourth Sum
days Of each month.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
A. Thsy Ar. Picked Up Promi.euousiy.

a. Ah9y Af0 FtCkcu Dp ErOmiseaOasAys
Engineer I. 8. r. Weeks, In charge Of the
the Mis~oula division, was up this week
looking over the work from the mouth OF
Blackfoot 70 Birney's, and returned to Mis-
soula yesterday. During the week about
sixty teams and wagons and large number
OF men, women, and children from the Ore
gon Short Line have passed through Deer
Ledge and have commenced work at Birney's
Station, working this way. One hundred
more teams are near here, destined for the
same work. This party have eighteen miles
to grade, and they are already scattered out
over several miles Of road.
Up to Wednesday evening no definite ad.
vices had been received here about the Com
mission to treat with the confederate tribes
of Indians for Northern Pacific right of way
across the Jocko reservation. The Company
was so confident this week that Commission
would be appointed and negotiate success
fully with the Indians, that contractor Dunn
was authorized to proceed with the grading.
but Agent Roman objected until arrange
m-nts had been made with the Indians. The
delay there il serious and II Is very valuable
time that IL being lost, but we think Agent
Roman Is entirely right in requiring that the
Government shall adjust the question at issue
before permitting construction on the reser-
walton.
Advices were received by Mr.. Weeks
"Wednesday evening that Commission or
Council was ordered to meet in Missouia
Thursday, so 1t Is inferred there has been q
Commission appointed from Missoula to
have q council with the Indians. - :
Saturday evening n party of Northern Pa.
cifc gradiers, numbering some fifteen OF
twenty men, arrived Mt j. J. Fant's ranch,
down just this side of the Fair Grounds, and
driving into his pasture, turned their horses
loose FAINT objected TO this course, AZ h.
charges pasturage aud consequently derives
an income from the grass In his pasture. The
men Informed him that they were there fol
the purpose of beginning grading. FAINT OBJ
j~cts to this, also, ut least until the damages
which would result are appraised and paid
Several other landowners near him, through
whose farms the road will pass, also ohjec
to any work being done prior to appraise'
mpnt
With regard to the rights in the question
the Northern Pacific Company claims, by
virtue Of It's charter, that 1t has the right OF
| way 400 feet wide through nj! lands which
were public lands al the date Of their char
ter, August 4, 1864. y On the other hand, the
landowners claim that the railroad compan,
first laid out Its road more than forty mile
south If the present route. and that before ,
change OF location was masie, the landowner
acquired their titles TO the land from thu
Government. Il aA 81
The lands In question were settled upon a
homestea.ls in 1865 and before the railroa'
company made the change In the location o
| iEs road. III $500
The rancbmen do not deny the right Of tn
railroad company to build the road through
their lands, but insist thar the lands must b
condemned aud the damages paid first.-H
dependent.
EHnwHf g-b#E -,
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Marriage. Birth and Death Notices are inserted
without charge. When local notices Of this natIre
are ,t port to this cce II win ha desmed tneii
publication u not desired. and they will be- omitted
acco dinghy Contributed obituary notices and poetry
will I've charged for at regular advei tising rats.
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MR.. T, w. cATLlN is authorized Collecting
Agent for the NEW NOR H-Wt ST lie WA
cal IN the patrons of this paper in Western
Montana trust all in arrsars VIII maze II
convenient TO settle when he calls, and send him
on his way rejoicing o'Nt
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RELIGIOUS.

CHRISTIAN Services by Elder Mountjoy m
thr Court House on the second and fourth Sun.
DAYS OF each month at l o'clock q. m. and
o'clock D. m. Bible Class and Sunday School
every sunday at the same place at p. m.
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Five. Stamp Quartz Mill for
~. ea.- Sale. boa rssas
offer for SALE cheap tor cash, the ave-stamp water
power quartz mill known m the stuart mill, At
Georgetnwn Flats The mill In comparatively new
and 10 In complete running order. For particulars
-7-l- - - VI, THOMAS STUART,
678f Deer Lodge.
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Ranch for Sale.

Wishing to again engage IN mining, offer for sale
my ranch near Pioneer 1000 acres fenced and 100
-cres In cultivation. Also 70 head Of horses and cat
lie. ss-te# gean B. ~a BENTON HOOVER
67St3 ms.. near Pioneer.
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MARRIED.

COW An 1AMpBElL-On Jane % 1889, ut Mapt
q. owe. Province OF Que &C. Canada. by Rev Tho-.
Ball, Mr.. X Il. Cowan, VI Linrwiek. formerly OF
Dcei Lodge Valley, Montana, and Mis- Sophie M I,
daughter of Charses W. Campbell. OF Halifax.
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cArHoLIc--Ssrviees every Sunday. Sunday
school at Z clock each sunday under direction
Of Sisters OF Charity.
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In 1864. 45k4
Rev. n. NJ. Dud, Episcopal minister At
Helena, has resigned bis passionate on nc
count OF the ill-health Of hts wife, who Is in
New York and fears TO visit the climate OF
Montana
@. w. Wilcox, Of Butte, has challenged G.
=. Kester, and q. buffet, TO twelve hour
go.as-y u-piease race for entrance fee and
gate money. He offers to give them II miles
In tho race. sat $3.50
w. e. Sanders, OF Helena, was the bow
oarSmsn Of the winning boat In the laxe
Columbia Harvard freshman race. The time
Of the two mile race was ten minutes and
fifiysix seconds. M
The Red Cloud struck snag Just below
the mouth Of the Mussekheli ON the f2sh,
and sank In three minutes. No lives were
Lost. About three thousand sacks Of fouz
were In the hold.
James Kennedy, sporting man Of Eagle
Rock, was shot by Gus Nelson, : saloon
keeper. Nelson gave himself up. and upon
examination was acquitted, the shooting be-
ing done In self defense.
i 81 w. III = sta = 5 - s49a
There was snow storm fully twenty min
uses In length 1t White Sulphur Springs on
the ath inst. and the mountain ranges In thu
vicinity were covered with the fresh fall d
snow several inches deep.
Lure Tunis, . contractor on the \. 2, X. r.
twenty-five miles above Missoula, stubbvd
his toe and fell on an axe Friday, about 6vs
o'clock, cutting his arm nearly half on, souat
three inches below the elbow. s
H. H. Howe. principal Of the Boxemal
| sehoois. publishes card in ths Courier u
Qu<sting slIwho have complaints TO mali
aeainat him 70 meet him with tbs eehoo
Board Ard " win answer III chsr1ss- Ill
j. coning down - Birch creak noon
eninss Beasvrhead coul1y, With ! lad .
J, Nood. - - I'm tnN- Gsexes 1alenk -
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The Street Car Companies License
Cases.

JUDGE SMELL FINES THE METROPOLITAN AND THE
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN COMPANIES.
The charges against the Metropolitan, and WASH
ington and Georgetown railroad companies, for
violating the license laws of the District In rum
ming their cars without a license, which has been
continued from time to time since April 3d. were
called up in the Police Court this afternoon. The
charge against the Metropolitan company was
taken up first The license tax Is 8 on q one
horse car, and s. on a twO-horse Car.
MI. Nathaniel Wilson appeared for the defence,
and Mr.: Francis Miller appeared for the District
The defence pleaded not guilty to the charge, but
stated that they would admit the facts and take
the case up to test the validity OF the law.
Mr. Miller furnished the court with long list of
authorities on which he relied to sustain his case
The penalty OF s. for violation of the law and
the amount OF the license aggregated $167. The
court said he would give Judgment against the
company for this amount, but the defendants not
being present the Judgment was suspended until
Monday.
The case against the Washington and George
town company was then taken up, Mr. Edward
Bailey appearing for the company. They were
charged with running sixty two-horse and thirty
one-horse cars. The court said he would have to
give Judgment against them for $455 Monday when
they appeared In court. License Inspector Ran,
who brought this charge against the company,
says he Is going to swear out another warrant
against these companies this afternoon for vtolat-
Ing the law this year.