The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-24
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


set, copies are wanted OF the Fourth Regular
Session, Laws of Montana (November 4th to
December 18th, 1867, and the Extra Session
succeeding December 14th TO December oath,
1867. A liberal price will be paid for the
same in good condition. Address, New
NORTH WEST, Deer Lodge, Nj. Z.
Maria r. Malibran, the famous opera sing.
err, was born this day of 1908.
Theindependence of the United States was
recognized by Spain ninety nine years ago
to-day.
Thursday was the finest spring day we have
had and high barometer indicates contin-
ued good weather.
Mr. Fred. NJ. Wilson has bought of w. w.
Stuart, near Deer Lodge, thirty head of cows
for his Nevada creek ranch.
Mr. Joseph Mcdonald has closed out his
entire stock of furniture TO Mr.. J. NJ. Bowes,
of Butte and will return to Philadelphia.
The owners Of the Empire State lode are
in good frame of mind. A sample assay from
the lead shows nearly 500 per ton gold and
silver
FoUND-In Deer Lodge, Wednesday. a fur
boa; dark tips, brown fastenings. Owner
can have IT by calling mt New NORTH WEST
office and paying for this notice. G6s-lt
The great Virgin Queen of England, Eliz-
abeth, died this day of 1903 Chesterfield, the
polished gentleman and man of letters, died
the same day of 1773; and Paul of Russia in
1901.
1t seems to us that the advantages of Deer
Lodge AZ an educational town could be set
forth without displaying mathematical prob
lens on doors and walls. One might as we'll
try to square the circle as to figure out 3-777.
| " He was six foot one way, three foot t'other,
An he weighed three hundred pound;
But he took his hat an he lef' very sudden,
An spec he's ruined away"
Mr.. Addison Smith, who was up the valley
| Wednesday, informs us that a number of
farmers are blowing and others will be at it
| in n few days. There is much improvement
going on in the valley, and large acreage OF
ground will be sown.
If sensational article were desired We
could give gossip this week that would make
the mouth of the National Police Gazette
water. However, there's nobody hurt, peace
reigns In Warsaw, the hearts of our people
are glad and 'all's well that ends we'll"
| A section of O'Neil's mule train laden with
two 10000 pound boilers, marked "James
Muir, Mullan Tunnel" passed through town
Thursday evening. 1t is stated the Deer
Lodge bridge tremtled perceptibly during
their transit, but 1t carried them safely over
At a meeting of Cottonwood Lodge, /. o
o. F., few nights since, 1t was determined
4 to give social ball under the auspices of the
| order in Deer Lodge, on the evening OF April
aith, being the sixty-third anniversary of the
order. The announcement will be made IN
detail next week.
Mr.. Saville, who brought freight to Dee
Lodge this week, will 90 to Corinne shortly
with his train for cargo of giant powder
dynamite, nitro-glycerine, and the like com
modities which the U. p. and u. & n. com
panies very provokingly but very sensibl.
refuse to transport over their roads.
The disease known as pink-eye" has de
veloped among Deer Lodge horses The dis
ease only lasts five or six days generally, ant
il not rs severe as the epizootic.
| hHU WIS DWELLING Va suS bs1h ANU h'''n
.tiffness of the limbs, and lethargic condition
II il treated by relief from work and protec
ton fro III cold, and soon disappears.
| A part, from the lower country reported b
us az JOIN Doe, was brought before Probat
Judge EN-. arson this week accused of assau
and battery on his wife, found guilty an
sentenced Il. thirty days Imprisonment i
| ;a;l and 500 fine and costs. 1t is state
whisky was nj the bottom of 1t and that am
cable negotiatio rs are progressing Wetru'
there will be no occasion hereafter Tor us I
find any other MAJ ne
| Messrs. Ralstou and Rowland captured til
Butte horse thieves at Horse Plains, ninet
miles beyond Miss. ,ula, and have iande
them safely in Jail. The remarkable part I
the capture IL that W bile the officers wei
leaking for the thieves at Dillon a lady con
inc into Deer Lodge on the Missoula coac
at dav-break one morninl noticed two me
leading horses near the western brewer
Deer Lodge, nd informed Mr.. kaisfon wh
from the descr iption, recognized one of Il
horses, organic led new line of pursuit al
| was successful.
On petition ii ~ Governor few days sin
pardoned from he penitentiary before eA.
ration OF time. Frederick Fox, of Gallati
county, sentence three years for grand la
ceny Francis Ca ssidy, of Cheteau count.
sentenced one yea II for grand larceny an
Tong All At, sent. ,nced from Deer Lodge Fl
seven years for sh oofing at another Chin
man. There wer G strong representation
made in behalf of these men, and Warde
O'Neil inform us the men have behaved i'm
most exemplary ma inner during their impri
onment. The first two were pardoned q
condition of absti nence from intoxicatir
liquors, under the influence of which
seems they got into their trouble.
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