The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-24

.rcit.A stories about the plots against his
pssce and wsllbeing. Tho hospital people
rsssptursd him aftsr time, but serious re-
salts arc feared from his little adventure.
Miks Lynch, Who Is running . wire cable
ferry ON the Missouri Ut Benton, Il nguring
on An iron cage, capable Of holding four or
Ave persous, which he intends to suspend
from the ferry cable for the purpose OF trans
fsrr,nS passengers and mail across the river
this winter, when IL II running with lea or
the Ice Il too thin 70 oross on.
Mrs. Frank Marsh, together with Mrs.
Tro wbridge, who has since returned, LEFT
Butte for the est ON . visit about three
months aso, and d In MechanicsburR, Pa. of
her SON George the Journal Of that town
SAYS: "The fat boy from Montana Is living
curiosity. Just 70 think Of II! Not quite
seven years old and weighing l23 pounds.
Montana atmosphere and victuals must be
wholesome for CHEST of fellow to 60 and
take on some dssh."
This In the season when complaints are to
be heard Of the shrivelrd quantity Of tactical
fluid the cows give down. In view Of this
fact II In important TO know that an eminent
chemist has monstrated the fact that water
made slightly salt, and to which, when boil
ing, bran In tie proportion OF one quart to
every gallon has been added. has been found
in . series Of experiments to increase the
yield OF milk twenty Ave per cent, If given
to cows ~ their ordinary drink.
In tho second tr' al Of the Territory Of Mon
tana vs. H. G. Powers, on Tuesday, the quss =
ton was whether the defendant could be
tried for murder in the first degree. Author
tiles In California, Missouri and other States
we're cited, and the court held that, the jury
In the former trial having brought In ver-
dict Of guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree, IL was an acquittal so far a. the higher
offense was involved, and the defendant
could not therefore, be again placed in
jeopardy for murder in the frst degree
Nodisonidn.
Providence never could 60 back on a man
who has ingenuity enough to spell Andrews
"Andrieux." Tho other night a gentleman
Of Butte, who reioices In this euphonious and
somewhat idiosyncratically spelled patronym
was set upon by foot-pad and knocked
| down with slung shot. As he was falling
down, club which was lying handy, flew up
in his hands, and he gave the ruffian such
| thwack with 1t, that tho fellow was fain 10
| 'Rit out o that" on the double quick. But for
the providential proximity Of that club, the
classic name Of Andrieux might have been
lost to the smoky suburbs Of the Silver City
| forever. Come to think ont, we wonder II
B-e-i-g-h-c-h-e-r would stand of q sluns
shot.-Kad isonian.
The local editor of the Butte Miner vocifcr.
eusly calls upon the teachers and parents to
take immediate steps to stop the pernicious
practice" Of boys kissing the girls. He says
that ut this season, "people are more or less
affected by colds and affections Of the throat
and disease may be communicated by the
close contact, and inhaling Of the breath
| from . diseased larynx and membrane
G'wsy chile! what are you giving Us? What
are the boys here for but to take chances:
And who's going to be bluffed of by . sore
threat when pair Of rosy lips are rolling
themselves up like cherries in autumn, and
with take-it-if.yos.dare blossom on theil
coral curves, challenging masculine humani-
ty to oscillation? Boy, you're green!-Madi
sonsan.
jesse T. Clark, who died OF smallpox or
Friday evening Of last week, was native Of
Buchanan county, Missouri, and resident OF
Montana since 1854. He lived in Diamond
City In IS, Is, and 81, and in 1868 was mar
RED at Radersburg, Jefferson county, where
he aftsrward kept hotel for some time. Fol
| the past Eve years he has lived in Butte, and
recently left there to make Missoula hi
home. While en- route to this place Mr.. G
was taken sick with pneumonia, and shortly
asterward developed symptoms Of smallpox
from the effects Of which he died on tn.
twelfth day after being attacked. He leaves
. wife and six children, who are now here
and to whom, bereft ~ they are Of the care
| Of their natural protector, the sympathies Of
the people Of our town will be fully given
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