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HOLIDAY Number Salt LAX. Tribune.


or all the Territories, In some of its attri-
butes Montana is the grandest. She Is part
of the country's backbone; her hills have a
majesty all their own. but she turns her face
from the weary sagebrush of this great basin.
To the tops of her loftiest hills the green
grass grows luxuriantly, and she has pastur-
age for a world of stock. Her revenue from
her fiocks and herds Is steadily swelling. and
when the limit IN that respect is to be
reached, no man can at present estimate.
But 1t Is from her mines that Montana is
soon to become famous. They have but
waited for the locomotive. Already Butte
Is the most prosperous and extensive mining
camp on the continent. There are other
camps from which more bullion Ii shipped,
but there is not one where all classes are 10
prosperous, and where there Is such an
work that has 50 far been performed there,
great rs it Is, when looked back upon three
years hence will seem but . commencement.
What Virginia City has been to Nevada, in
one way Butte Is to be to Montana. II ID
possible no such tremendous individual for
tunes are to be realixed-it will be just -
well IL they are not-but IL will be tremen-
dous workingmens camp, and that Is what
means general prosperity.
Butte is the center Of interest In the Terri
tory, hut there are many other massive and
superb mines. Many Of them are making
no noise now, but they will BE- heard from
soon. Theron genii II then to do the bid
ding Of capital, and to light the burdens Of
labor, and there will soon come down echoes
from those solemn heights which win make
the arteries Of commerce all over the CONT.
nent throb fastcr, and pilgrimage will wend
Its way northward ~ vast - that which
yearly follows the trail to Mecca The eli.
mate Ii : stubborn one. 1t II fitted for young
blood, but il y such climate - never over.
hangs the homes Of any except brave, earn.
ct men, and earnest and true women. On
no spot does The nov year oDen With fsire1
promieo than mon Montana
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SPURIOUS MONEY.
An Expert Here Who Teaches Its Detec'
tian.

DIR. NJ w. johnson, n Treasury expert from
Washington, IN now stopping afew DAYS In
this city and will call upon the business men
giving them an opportunity 70 become thor
ough aud competent judges In the art OF DE-
tecting bad money. The DIR. has the highest
testimonials from the first bankers and bust
ness men Of the country. We hope thar not
only our business men and others who handle
money, but the poor man, who Il often
sufferer from this species of rascality, will
obtain thi, system Of detecting the counter.
feiters work, which Ii 80 perfect and yet 80
simple n 10 be Of u great service to those most
unaccnstomed to handling money. IL IL estl-
mated thsre'are many millions OF counterfeit
money now In circulation and constantly on
the increase, all Of which must eventually 10
lost by thu business community. It's, there
fore, very important that all men In business
should know how TO detect the spurious
notes Eytry man may become M expert
aud the time ii coming, and now y. wnen
business must learn the true art Of detecting
or pay tile penalty that thousands are now
paying for their ignorance or conceited WIS.,
dom Of judging notes. With this system,
however, few bills are doubtful; mot one ban
bill Ia hundred but can be detected ~
glance Or. johnson III stopping ~ the NC
Burney House.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court of Deer
Lodge county Montana Territory, duly maze In the
matter of the estate of Nm. Harry, dec ased, will
cell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
at the front dor OF the court house of Deer Lodge
of January, 1884, at two O'Clock p m, all OF the fol-
lowing described property situated ana being In the
town III Philipsburg, In Deer Lodge county, M T., to
wit: All of the right title and interest OF sid de
ceased " m. Harry at the time Of his death In and to
that certain town-o situated In said town of Phil
ipsbnrg, and being Lot No One In Block No. Ten
(i0I, with the building thereon.
WILLIAM LANG,
Administrator Of the Estate of VIM. Harry. deceased.
Dated December ~, 1881. 650-3t
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mo. i05 ]
Application for Patent.
iUsirEp SrArxs LAND oyrrr


HELENA, NJ. T., December 9th 1881.
Notice 10 hereby given that Lewis Davis aud ed.
ward Mason, whose postoiiice address Ii BlackfOot
City, Deer Lodge County, Montana. have this da-
fled their application for patent under the mining
laws Ut Congress for is6 89-to0 acres OF Placer Min.
ing ground, designated "a Lot No. ~.
situated In unorganixcd Mining District,
Deer Lodge County, Terntoryo OF Montana, in SEGA.
49, H. 23. and TIP. 10 ~. X. W., which claim Ia
not OF record and described a. follows Beginning at
granite stone l6xi0x7 inches marked I'M CA9. from
which the to secs. D. H. %. and a. TIP 10 N,
RsW, bears N. ai4s il. 4 SO chains distant and
running thence y 394o X. 90 chains thence S.a2k-
w. tau chains, thence 3. 65ks r. 900 chains, thence
8. l6ks e. $50 chains. thence N67A No r. 90 chains.
thence g. 60s X. IL 10 chains thence N. 2sa 20 ~
chains hence north 10. 90 cha ms, thence ~ bSe w.
20 10 chains thence b. 44Ks W. ii 90 chains, thence
b. i3ks w. 81 90 chains to tho place OF beginning,
embracing las 30 acres, upon which notice of said
application was posted he 18th day Of December.
1881 The adjoining claimants TO these premises
Lot No. % on the east and Mineral Entry No. l05 on
the south. claimed Seo. d. u Hibhe u al.
66l-10t j. ii. MOE, Register.
Geo W. Stafford ATTORNEY tor Claimants
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UNITED STATES LAND OrrIcy,

Z
HELENA M. T.. December i, 1881.
Notice 10 HEREBY given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his application 10 make nal
proof In support o. his claim and secure final en-
try thereof and that said proof viii be made before
the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge County, N. r., at
his Office In thetown of Deer Iodge, Saturday, the
who made pre-emptlcn Aling No. 3,a33 for the
west N Of northwest and the northwest u Of
southeast u, section No. "a, township No. 7 north
OF range NO. west. end he names the following
witnesses to prove bic continuous residence upon.
and cultivation Of sad tracts, viz. Peter Lansing,
John Laison, John +. Vaughn and Germain A. ke-
l0gg al! VI rcer Lodge r. o.. Deer Lodge County, M
r. ...-. j. II. MOE, Register.
o. B. OBANNON, Attorney for Claimant. 64s-5t
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Notice Of Final Entry.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
EELESA, N r., ecember II, 1881 I
Notice II hereby given that the following named.
settler has filed notice Of hia application To make
final proof In support OF HE claim aud secure nna
entry thereof. and that eain proof win be made he
foe orren Emers,n Probate Judge OF Deer lodge
14th da, Of January, 1854 viz: kaztir Normandin,
pseen ption declaratory statement No 3s2i for the
east " northeast i Of section No. 80, township No
north OF range No west, and he names the fol-
lowi witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation # eaid trace, viz.: Antoine
Nornandin Xii Dezourdi. Emeric Truehot and
Charles Moreau, OF Deer Lodge, all OF beer Ltdge
county, NJ T II. MOE Register.
O. b. O'BANNuN Attorney for Claimant. go St
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Sherlff's Sale
William Weinstein, plaintiff
vs..
Gee Lee and finn Sing, defendants.

To be sold at Sherfts sale. at o'clock p. M, SAT-
URDAY. JANUARY 2sIh, A, ID. 1881. In front Of
the Court house door, In the town of Deer Lodge M.
T., under ard by virtue OF an execution IN the
above entitled canse. issued from out the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of tho
Territory Of Montana In and tor Deer Lodge county,
the following described property, to-wit:
All Of the night title and interest OF the defend
ants, either OF them, In and to lot No nfteen
In block No. f.e Isl in the town OF Phipsburg, ac-
cording to the official plat and survey thereof file
In the Office OF the County Clerk and Recorder of said
county. Together with all end singular the improve.
ments, hereditaments and appartenanccs thereto be-
longing or In anywise appertaining
All OF said property situate, lying. and being In
upon the property OF the defendants.
Dated this 9th day Of January. A. d. 1889.
THOMAS STRAN9, Sheriff.
BY THos. McTAaUE. Under sheriff. Gb2 It
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Holiday Papers.

We are In receipt OF the Holiday issues Of
the Butte Miner and Butte Inter Mountain,
each creditable 10 the publishers. beneficial
to the community and OF interest to readers
They contain vast amount Of historical, de-
scriptive and statistical information and their
dissemination abroad viii have good effect.
We have not had time TO examine the con-
tents Of each closely, but such examination
~ We have made leaves the impression that
the Miner IL the hest illustrated and printed
while the subject matter IN the Inter Nosn-
tain II superior. The emulation IL worthy
and the results credifahle to each. Butte has
cause 70 BE- proud OF is newspapers.
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BIRTHS.

RAILEY-In West Gallatin, M. T.. December TO-
1851, to T. and Mrs. D. kailey, a con.
RAMSPRCK AT White Sulphur Springs. Decembei
~, 1881, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Ramspeck. sor.
LUNDwALL-In Bozeman, NJ. T.. December -
1881, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lundwal, a daughter.
CHRISTIANSEN-At Braddon, Madison county, N.
T., December %, 1881, to Mr.. and Mrs Neils
Christensen, a daughter.
OFT In Virgins City. NJ T., December 30. 1881, to
Mr.. and Mrs George K. OFT, daughter.
UNDRRwoOD-At Silver Springs, Madison county,
M. 7. December %, 1881, to Mr.. and Mrs. James l.
Underwood, n sen.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the Probate Court, In and for Deer Lodge
County, Montana Territory.
Notice 10 hereby given that Robert 8. Kelley, the
administrator OF the estate of John y. Pemberton,
deceased bias rendered presented for set cement,
ministration OF said estate; and that SATURDAY.
the 2Slh day of ,nnary. A ID. 1882 heing n day Of
of said 'ourt, to wit: of the January term, A.
D. 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. IN, at the Court ut said
Court, at the Court House, In the town and county
aforesaid has been fixed by said Court for the settle
ment of said final account and for the distribution
of the same at which time and place any person in
terested in said estate may appear and file his excep
lions the said na account, anG to the distribution
thereof and contest the same.
ORREN EMERSON. clerk.
Dated Deer Lodge, December %, 1881. 65i I'd
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FRANK nURTLL Defendant,
Action hronghs IN the Justice Court In the town
ship of Phiipsburg, county Of Deer Lodge, Terri.
tory ct Montana and the Complaint died 10 said
county Of Deer Lodge, In the Office OF the Justice
Court township Ut Philipsburg.
The People OF the Territory OF Montana send
greeting 10 Frank Durell. DEFENDANT
You are HEREBY requested 70 appear In an action
bruueht against von by the Ahose-named plaintiffs,
In the Justice Court. held In the township OF Phil
ipsbarg, comfy Of Deer Lodge, Territory Of Mon.
tana, and 10 answer the complaint alsd therein,
within ten days texclnslve u the day Of seivcel
alter the service On y0a Ut this summons II served
within this county, but II seryed ent Of the county
twenty dsys II IN this Judicial District otherwise
forty days. or Judgment BY default win be taken
against ron according 70 the prayer VI said COM
plant.
The said acsion u brought to recover the tum Of
Ninety-twO 311o0 nollarr, with interert thereon at
theyate ot one and Ce-ha per cent per month alleged
n ~ dns on certain proInirsory note calling Tor
6ovsnty-dvs DolArs; also Seventeen NJ 100 Dollars
due on hook account sct out In said complaint ns
In this cause, which reference h hereby made for
further information, aud cost 81 suit.
j And 7ou IRE hereby notified that II ron sNIl to ap
per and answer tho said complaint Ahove quireds
The eeid raintis win take judgment sgntnet 0n fnr
said ssn X Nnety-two 3pio0 Dolsas. with interest
0ivn s.ds. ~ hsnd isis ..s4siess AZ es p
coQbnx, =. y. HI dawn ~ I00@A&
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Election Notice.

OFFICE GRANITE MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY,
No. AT Olive street,
Sr. LOUIS Mo. Decemser %, 1881 !
The annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS Ut This
company for the election ct Nine t9l T ustees To
serve until the first Tuesday OF December 1882, or
until their successors shall have been elected and
qualified, will no held at the office OF the COMPANY In
the City OF St. Louis, state Of Missouri, ON TU g.
DAY, January 10, 1881.
Polls open iron ~ IN. to p. m
JOHN X. LIONBERGER. President.
Attest: JoHs T. FIELp, Secretary. BS1 2t
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POCKEF-DOOK LOST---$5O REWARD.

- Lott In Deer edge. or between Deer
k49E .odg- and my hoae, on Wednesd y even
~, NOVEMBER itsh. iarse pocket book
soEta ming S2i0 or $2l5 u currency, beside
patsrs Ut value Oh TO The owner. The finder will
oe paid $50 for returning tn. same to me, an6
questions asked, that amount he retained and
the hook with balance dropped In the r -. Letter
Boz. PHIL. Il. EVANS, Deer Lodge.
6ii-tf
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LOST, 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 Insertion
measured in nonpareil type.
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The Little Joker.

The bcrs washing Machine ever invented II his
10 conpsitor. For evidence csll and go for yoar-
sslvss sold ~ to undersiened - Dssr Lodse city
j. T. WILLIAMS,
solr Agent for Dssr Lpdes Counsy.
rvrCsn u - q Holinn1 ! nstf1's. ssen
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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 net desired, and they
will be omitt,d accordingly.
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1t Is authoritati vely stated that active ope-
rations on the Bozeman tunnel will be in
augurared on or about the middle of Februa-
nv next, and that the work will be then Wig.
orously pushed until daylight shall pass
through the mountains.-Courier.
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Having purchased the interest OF Samuel Maturin
In the late firm of B,eenberg Maturin. no ice 10
hefebv given to persons TO whom the late firm was
indebted to present the bill for payment All per-
ions owing the late firm are also notified to settle
their anfs by cash note within thirty days
the books thereafter will be placed With an attorney
for collection with costs
p. II BIELENBERG.
DEER Tana~ November I, 1881. s43tf
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RAILROAD NOTES.

As They Are Picked Up Promiscuously.
The Miles Brothers near Silver Bow have
taken a contract to deliver ties on the Utah
g. Northern r. II. from Silver Bow Junction
toward Missoula.
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From Dunkleberc creek, In July, 1881. two oxen.
one very light-red roam, stump horns, branded 10
left hip; the oher red and white, large spots. lett
horn off, branded g on left hip; other brands not
recoleced. liberal reward win be paid for inform
alton leading to their recovery. Address,
W. II. HEIDEMAN,
65o4r New Chicago. Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.
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Hank Porter, . treightsr. wAs held up BY
! road agent nenr Point of Rocks IAkt Thur
az md robbed cf e9o.
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NEW TO-DAY
Live Oak Stations For Sale,

| have two Live Oak stations, ont OF good mares,
three years old next string, which will sell
able fgu.es. These large. wel-bred and prom,s-
ing -tallions. Their breeding and any information
desired win be given On application TO
TH0S. STUART.
84Otf Deer Lodge, NJ T.
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EPIScoPhE.-Ths Rev. II. c. Hutchinga will
oficia'e IN St lanes Church Deer Lodge. on
the FIRST and third ) ndays: in phiiipsburg on
the second, and New Chicago the fourth sun
DAYS OF each month.
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NOTICE.
To phom 1t NAV concern

To mhom 1t may concern:
Notice II her-hv given that A. my wife, anccs
Cannon. has left my bed and hoard without Just
or provocaton, will not hereafter Der sponsi-
hi for any debts o her contracting, and nj! persons
are hereby notified not To harbor or trust he my
account .s.- w. III. CANNON.
New Chicago Dec 90 1881. fhf n
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DEER LODGE COUNTY FINANCES,
light Taxation and IA Decreasing Debt.

The Commissioners Of Deer Lodg" county
m I last Monday and levied the tax for 1882
Tn" general levy ~ fifteen mills on the dol
lar a, against seventeen mills in 1881 and
twenty Two mills In 1880, distributed a. fol-
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive att p m Depart at $50 a m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFo0T.
Arrive at 4 p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
MIssoULA. PHILIPsBuRG AND WAY.
Arrive at $40 a. IN. Depart at 430 p. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge Postoffee close thirty
NJ, nutcs before the departure of each eoa.h.
Ell sTAcKPoLE, p. M
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Che 4leg Aorth-at'rst.
RELIGIOUS,

CHRISTIAN Services by Elder Mountioy IN
the Court HOUSE on the second and fourth Sun.
DAYS OF each month At / o'clock q m. and 7
o'clock p IN. Bible Class and Sunday Schosi
every Sunday at the same place at Q p. m.
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CATHOLIC Services every Sunday. Sunday
School at . Q clock each Sunday under direction
OF Sisters OF Charity.
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FResBYTERrAN- Sunday School every Sun.
day at 2 O'Clock.
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Teton ranehmen are plowing preparatory
tosowing wheat In the spring.
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Information In received here that on last
Saturday the engineers surveying on the
Northern Pacific Hump route between
Silver Bow Junction and Warm Spring were
ordered to discontinue work there and sur
vey the canon route; also that the graders
employed on the first mentioned route had
discontinued work and are grading on the
canon route. This looks M though the prop
osition Of the N.P.R.R. to "absorb" the Utah
& Northern were being acted upon. 1t Is an
old axiom that 'the unexpected ALWAYS hap
pens" This was supplemented ty remark
not long since from gentleman eminently
identified with railroad construction that "a
railroad company will always do just what it
would be expected they would not do" We
leave our readers to harness the fact and these
propositions together and form their own
conclusions.
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A telegram from ST. Paul states that Vice
President Cakes, of the Northern Pacific,
says that by the end Of the year the track
will reach thirty-fve miles west of Miles
City to the Little Rosebud. There are now
1900 men working on the grade to the tunnel
at BoEeman, which will be reached by June.
During the calendar year $40 miles of track
have been laid, including 225 miles on the
Pacific coast, 100 miles west of Giendive and
forty-five miles east Of Glendive, besides fif-
teen miles from Thompson Junction toward
Superior City. Tracklay will probably stop
at Superior City for the present. He says
propositions for the purchase Of the Osseo
branch OF the SC. Paul, Minneapolis g. Mani
toba road have been for some time under
consideration. That line has now been fin
ished m far M Clearwater. Being asked
about the relations between the two roads,
Mr.. Cakes said that they were more friendly
than they have been in the past, and the in
dications Of an early and permanent peace
are encouraging. As to the rumored inten-
ton of the Chicago, Milwaukee, & st. Paul
to form an alliance with the Q. p. X. r., Mr..
Cakes Gaid that all he knew about II was
what he had read In the papers. He would
not credit IL until IL was an accomplished
fact. He could understand that while the
st. Paul. Minneapolis a. Manitoba people
might regard IL as beneficial 10 their interests,
an alliance OF that kind would compel the
Northern Pacific to strike hands with the
Chicago & Northwestern and to speedily
build their eastern outlet from Superior 10
Montreal river and the Sault Ste. Marie,
which would give them shorter route from
the same territory by 800 to $40 miles to the
Atlantic seaboard.-Ex.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Cash Department, New Northwest.
The following subscriptions have been paid
since last ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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summons.

In the Justice Court, Township Of Phifipsburg.
County Of Deer Lodge, Territory Of Montana.
MICHAEL DUFFY and DANIEL CRowLEY,l
Plaintiffs,