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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

Bishop Andrews says that min
lister has no business to be interested
in politics or even in the temperance
work Bishop Andrews should be re-
moved from the high position he oc-
cupies.
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THos. BARDoN, Proprietor.
!. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Editor.

The TIMES has been duly entered at the Post
Office III Superior, Wis. as second-c class matter.
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Among other buildings consumed
in the late fire at Chippewa Falls, was
the Central House, which numbered
among its guests our Congressman,
Thad. c. Pound, who saved himself
but lost all of his effects, among them
some valuable papers.
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Two more Of the star route
thieves who have been on trial at Phil
adelphia, were duly convicted last
week Friday, Thomas A. McDevitt
and Christian Price, by name. a
Philadelphia jury should be secured
for the next trial Of Dorsey and
Brady.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

1t is IN open secret that Malone
Is in fayoy with Mr.. Arthur, and his
administration, and that. he is running
things in Virginia sith the aid of the
public patronage. 3ir Blaine does
not hesitate to antagonize the whole
business, and endorse the Stfa.ghtout
Republican party Of the State. The
efeat of his position is already felt IN
Virginia
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

In La Crosse a few days ago,
young woman of fifteen summers was
arrested for sending through the mails
a letter containing obscene matter
She does not deny the charge, but says
the "other Teller" commenced on her.
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The total amount Of currency out
standing in this country September 1,
including Y. S. Treasury notes, nat
ional bank notes, silver certificates, all
other kinds Of paper money, and
silver fractional currency, was $685.
2SS,440. This does not include the
big silver dollars nor the gold coin.
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The La Crasse Republican-Lead-
CT correctly remarks that " Senator
Price, the candidate of the Republican
party in the Eighth District, is on his
way to congress-" Yes, and he Is 60
ing to get there too, despite the money
and curses Of the whisky men Of the
district.
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Secretary Bob Lincoln declares
and says he does not want to go to the
Senate from Illinois. Sour grapes,
probably, rs, since his visit to that
State recently, he learned that which
causes him to add to the above, and
| could not get the nomination if l
wanted it." Graceful submission.
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To subscribers of the New North West"

Bills will be sent out this week to subscri-
bers of the NEW NORTHWEST, or our Col
lector will soon call on them. We trust all
will respond promptly. We do not urge
collections during the winter, but during the
summer we expect all to pay up promptly
when called upon. AL subscriptions are pay
able in advance. That we depart from this
rule and trust many until they have had the
paper several months, is a stronger reason
why they should pay promptly when solicit
ed. One of our agents tells us some parties
claim that their subscription Is not due until
they have had the paper year. This is q
mistake, and to put off collector because
the year is not up is humbuggery, and that is
a mild name for it. No man ever subscribed
for this paper on condition that he was not
to pay for IL until he had received 1t year.
If we accord patrons few months margin,
1t is favor extended them. The subscrip-
ton is due when IL is made, and If we send
il on credit and employ an agent to go and
collect the amount subscribers should be as
accommodating and make some effort to square
up. To some who are sending papers abroad
and TO others where we cannot well send an
agent now, we send bills by mail. As gem
eral rule our patrons are prompt, courteous
and contented. We trust all will be in
responding to our present bills and collec-
tons. and the newspaper man viii rise up
and call them thrice blessed. 1t requires
money to publish q paper, and If subscribers
win pay up, We viii do the best we can to
make the paper worth the money. We hope
to hear no more talk about subscriptions not
being due until the paper has been sent .
year. Any man who plays that game win 90
somewhere when he dies.
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RUNAWAY AND UPSET.


Thursday afternoon rs Mr.. III. G. Ward
was driving in Main Street with his SON Ed
die and ..Don" Larabie seated beside him, an
Indian, who was participating in the game
of football, kicked the ball hack over his
head and when 1t struck the ground 1t rolled
under the team. One of the horses reared
back and broke the eye out of the neck
yoke the pole fell and the team shied and
ran down Decond street and up b, when the
buggy overturned throwing the whole party
out-Mr Ward near the buggy, Eddie over
him with the wheel resting on one arm, and
sDon" over the fence and clear of everything.
The teem ran on several blocks and one of
the horses was seriously injured. The child
rem are each about three years old. Eddie
Wards arm was fractured between the elbow
and shoulder, but was set by DIR. Mitchell
and will be all right in . few days: Mr.. Ward
fell hard on his right side, and is somewhat
bothered externally, but is not seriously IN
jured, while "Don" shows goodly array Of
scratcher where he lit on his head generally.
but didn't think 1t was serious enough to cry
about. 1t was very fortunate escape indeed.
When the pole dropped on the ground and
the team ran, the pole was broken In two
and OF course the team and vehicle could not
be controlled. Mr.. Ward, however, II an
expert driver, and kept cool, and 1t il doubt
less owing to this fact the mishap resulted -
Il did. IL will end the football game In the
public street. It Is lots Of fun for everybody
in the evening", but experisncs has shown y
y daugcreus.
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The New Mail Schedule.

On Saturday July LIST, the new schedule Of
Mail Service will 60 into effect under the
contracts let last spring. By the present
contract the Helena and Missoula route Is
broken up. The route is now Helena and
Deer Lodge, and Missoula and Silver Bow
are connected in one route. The schedule
requires the coaches to leave Silver Bow and
Missoula at a. IN. and run through in twen-
ty-fve hours. This arrangement would,
however, make layover of ten to thirteen
hours at Silver Bow, and an effort Is being
made to have the times Of departure changed
to connect with the trains. The Helena and
Deer Lodge coaches depart at z o'clock a. m.
Gilmer, Salisbury g. Co., lose the Silver Bow,
Philipsburg and New Chicago route, which
has been awarded to q contractor named
Warren, and sub-let, we are informed, to
Taylor& Co. G., s. Sc Co. also lose the
Deadwood and Sidney service, but get the
Helena, Bohemian, and N. P. Terminus route.
They will change the Sidney and Deadwood
stock up to the Yellowstone as quickly as
possible. As the mail arrivals and departures
will probably be changed in few days, we
do not deem it necessary to revise the sched-
ule this week.
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The Estray Law

Inquiry is made as to the Estray Law of
Montana and what are the rules in relation
to taking up and advertising estrays. There
is a long law on the. Statute Books relating to
estrays, but we doubt If any one ever has
complied, or ever will comply, with its pro-
visions. 1t is cumbersome and impractical
BILE and stands as a dead letter. 1t should
have been long since repealed and live law
enacted in its stead, but suggestions to that
effect have been ignored by the Legislature.
The usual method is a custom only. That is
on taking up an estray trespassing on prem
Uses to advertise it with complete description
as possible in newspaper of general circu-
lation for four successive weeks, and notify
the owner to prove property, pay
charges, and take his animal. No honest
man taking up an estray will charge excess
lively for doing SO; the advertising costs from
SO to S., and no reasonable man will obj ect
to paying legitimate expenses on receiving
estray animals. There il no law regulating
this method, but there should be. We have
never heard Of an instance OF an estray being
recovered under the law as 1t stands, and
hundreds have been recovered by advertis
| ing in this paper alone. We do not know
what particular psint the inquirer wishes a
statement concerning, but trust the above
will furnish the information desired.
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New Valley Towns.

To those who have been old residents OF
Deer Lodge valley the transfer nation that
will follow the extension of the railroad
through Its length will be astonishing. The
day of the long drive from Deer Lodge to
Silver Bow with not hamlet to break the
monotony of the journey, and scarce pubic
house to halt at, is past. There VIII De at
least four stations in the valley-Deer Lodge,
Race Track, Warm Springs and Stuart-and
Mt each of the last three considerable villages
will grow up. Stuart is the latest TOWNSHIP
established. 1t was located by Chas. 3. War
rem, who purchased twenty acres OF ground
near the Cable road crossing, and IL Is now
being surveyed into town lots. 1t will com"
mand the Philipsburg traffic and travel and
IL destined to have some Importance, especi-
ally II IL is favorable located for residence
The town IL named after the Stuart Bros,
the pioneers of Montana.
Warm Springs is also certainly destined to
be made the residence of many people now
living in Butte, and will become place OF
great resort In the near future. IL is but an
hours riue from Butte or Deer Lodge and the
availability of the Hot Springs waters that
can be conducted under pressure into the up
per stories of buildings will be an induce
ment for the erection of fine residences.
Race Track will require something OF
village ut the crossing and one will grow up
there.
Deer Lodge welcomes the establishments oil
these valley towns. Its future is assured. Ii
will never be city, probably, but 1t will In
evitably be beautiful and prosperous town
Although the mouth of Little Blaekfoot Is
not much further from the court house than
the n. P. depot Is from Helena, It Is not the
intention at present to incorporate 1t as an
addition to the Deer Lodge TOWNSHIP. Busi'
ness In well established here; we have
churches, schools, public buildings, roads
bridges, and the many adva ntages that COST
new places time and money to acquire anu
establish, and those who locate here VIII
have the immediate advantages and be ex
empt from the expense of them. Other towns
will not detract from this, but all will grow
and flourish. There is no cause for Jealousy
We hope our neighbor towns will be all thei'
projectors wish, and some day when the Lit
tie Blackfoot town is started we will bid thai
success too. In the language OF the pon.e
tradesman we merely say 'give US q call DO
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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SOCIAL BASKET PICNIC.


We are requested to state that Social
Basket Picnic, at Olin's Grove, July 4th, in
the afternoon, has been determined upon by
the ladies of Deer Lodge, and n very cordial
and you-must-come-if-you- invitation is
extended to all, and especially to the ladies'
and children of Deer Lodge and vicinity. 1t
was only decided upon Wednesday evening
and so will he one of those informal, enjoy
able ACKNOWLEDGEMENT parties that are
always pleasant. The place selected is in
Olin's grove, near where the picnic was last
year, but still more desirable grounds. 1t is
as delightful place as can be found, and
while within easy walking distance, vehicles
will call for baskets or to convey those who
prefer riding. Swings, croquet sets and other
diversions will be provided. This Is the
pleasant surprise celebration held in reserve
for those who thought they would have to
stay at home on the Fourth-of-Glory and
NOPE around the house. Fix up little
lunch, HE thee to the greenwood and be
happy.
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goods he sent to Glendale, followed, and sold
them and his property there and departed.

GROUPINGS.
Judge Fred Loeber was quietly married to
q lady from Dakota on the night Of the 18th
inst
The high explosive works are fast nearing
completion. Inside of a month they will be
in operation.
Popping by proxy is something new, but
the other day school ma'am not thousand
miles from Butte, was importuned by lady
to marry her brother-in-law. "His wife's
been dead year and he's awfully lonesome, !"
was the lady's argument, but it failed to pro-
duce the desired impression. The young lady
would rather teach school than get married.
Vegetables aud fruits of all kinds are being
hawked through the streets and sold reason
ably-for this country-strawberrie can be
procured at % cents per box-aa improve
ment on the former price Of 81.
-Chas. s. Warren has bought twenty acres
of land in the Deer Lodge Valley, near the
crossing of the Cable road. He has named
the section Riverside. 1t will be divided into
lots of suitable size and disposed Of Charley
is going to make "a country seat of her"
C. OPPER.
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LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY,

schools, it would seem eminently proper
that some effort should be made to train the
hand and eye Of the pupils in at least the
rudiments of this art. In every well-graded
school the practical results obtained by few
minutes devoted each day to drawing and
music, will amply compensate for the time
and labor expended.
Both on my own behalf and that of my CO.
laborers, 1 desire to thank the Board of Edu-
cation for their hearty support and active CO.
operation in all things relative to the adj
vancement of the schools. To my assistants
who have been so loyal to their convictions
Of right, and so faithfully discharged their
duties as teachers of our schools, offer this
public expression of my gratitude.
J.H. MEYERS, Principal.
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Gordon.s comedy Company.

The above named Company appeared ~
o,Neills Theatre on Monday and Tuesday
evening to excellent houses. 1t Is the best
variety entertainment that has been gwen
here. and will draw ms long as the charac.er
and quality Of the performances are man.
tanned. The entire programme was doveia
OF anything coarse and there was not stick
In the company. Gus Bruno, Fcy y Thomp-
son and the Barrys, were especially wen 70.
ceived in their impersonaticns, dances ana
music. The announcement Of Gote0Hs
good house hereafter.
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PHILIPSRURG PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Report of the Month Ending June IS, 1881


Number of pupils enrolled, 80; average
number belonging to school, 81; average
daily attendance, "a; per cent. Of attendance
"a; number Of school visitors,S.
RESULT OF EXAMINATION.
Names of pupils whose average standing
in the several branches of study was above
IS and less than SO:
A Class-David Pixer, "a; Allen Bowie, "a;
Katie Hynes, 90; Esther Murray, SO.
b Class-Margaret Murray, SO; Alexander
Fraser, 90; Mary Shuh, 90; Eva Leavens, 3d.
Dora Kroger, SO; Lottie Pizer, SO; Mary Pi.
yer, s6; Emma Shuh, SO; Walter Kroger, 49,
Jonas Hansen, SO.
G Class-Fannie Bowie, %; Hans Hansen
81; Henry Weinstein, 80; Jennie Fraser, 80
Henry Kroger, 81.
ROLL OF HONOR.
This is composed of pupils who have been
exemplary in their department, and whose
average grade in the several branches OF
study was above "a:
A Class-John NJ orony, 90; Joe Pardee, o.
Irvine Bowie, 96; Edna Bowie, 90.
ID. WEYANDT, Teacher.
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Notice Of Final Entry,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
urtvnA NJ ~ lima OF 1850

HELENA, NJ. T., June %, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following named.
settler has fled notice of his intention TO make anal
proof in support of his claim and final entry
thereof and that said proof will he made before the
Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county, N. r at his Of
fec in the town Of Deer Lodge, Saturday. the 29th
dag of July, A. D. 1881; to-wt: Marion j. overturf,
who nled Presumption DeciaratorY Statement No.
1913, for Lots Nos. and ., Of Section No. 80, In
Township No. . North, OF Range No. 0 West, and
he names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence apon and cultivation OF said tract
to-wit; William b. Cline, Nathan Smith, Rufus A..
Whitsel and Nels Hansen, all Of Deer Lodge Post
Office, Deer Lodge county, M. T.
j. II. MOE, Register,
o. b. o'BANNoS, Att for Claimant.
.. 6T7t6
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Notice OF Final Entry.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M. T.. June %. 1882,

u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ T., June 2s, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has aled notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim and
final entry thereof and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county. M
T, at his Office In the town Of Deer Lodge, Satur
day, the 29th day Of July A ID 1882, towit: Claus
Stenge who filed Homestead Application No 1887 for
the NJ Of SEX, SwA Of sen, and SEX of SWA,
of Section No 81 In Township No North, of Range
No 10 West and he the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said tract towit; William WIer, Franklin Threl-
kela, Brazil Lynch, and Edward Colson all of Warm
Springs Postoffice, Deer Lodge county, NJ T.
al. II. MOE, Register.
Bo'BAsSos. Atty for Claimant,
kR7tk
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Notice Of Final Entry
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
los lama 1000

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
HELENA, M. T., June u, 1852.
Notice Is hereby given that the following. named
settler has filed notice OF his intention TO make final
proof In support Of his claim, and that said proof
Helena, M. T.. on Tuesday, August 1, 1854 viz:
William II. Wilson, Homestead Application No.
1890, for the En- Of NWA and ny SWA, Sec. 10, T.
ON, r. IS W. He names the following witnessee to
prove his continuous residence apon and cultivation
of said land viz: Daniel W. Gruwell, Frank John
son, and James b. Featherman, of New Chicago,
and Edward Heilman. Of Stone Station, all Of Mon
tana Territory.
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Estray--SIo Reward.

Strayed from the ranch OF the subscriber, about
May 10th, 1889. dark bay flly, two year old past
branded 4 D on the left thigh. win pay ten dollars
for her return to me or information OF her where
abouts. DANIEL Lloyd
Second ranch west of Valley p. o. on Deer Lodge
road. G7gt4
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Estray--SlO Reward,

Suayed from my ranch on Dempsey creek last De-
tober, sorre mare, eight years old, branded X on
of near Gold Creek, viii pay sIO reward for her
return to John Charles Bielenberg, Deer Lodge or
for information that will lead TO her recovery.
N. BIELENBERG,
6T7H Deer Lodge,
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Last Friday night John Hugle was shot In
front Of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Helena, BY
Theodore Shed, the ball striking Hugle
about ~ inch below the left eye and passing
through the nasal cavity TO the right, came
out at the oriice Of tine ear. Hugle died
ftom the effects Of the wound on Tuesday.
The immediate cause Of the trouble = nm
known, though the gentlemen have not peen
been II Inc employ Of Greenhood, Bohm =
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SHgA-At the homo oe his son, WIN. r. shea, Der
lin, MINI, Of old age, William Shea, aGsd 10g
years.
The dsceased was The father q Mn. James >.
M-An0rsws. u Dr. Lodge. The 0~Atoana Fssss
spsau hiehly a hin. and ssys u The time q hi
dssah - ~ usuAahls ~ Oldest nas west II ths
ulsolGippl.
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Sheep Hevder Vented.

We wish one sheep hsrder to take care of
hook on Nevada creek. Good wages paid. APP
piyto K0HRs BIELENBERo.
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Estray Taken Up.

Taken up at my ranch Ave miles west OF Pierse's
Station deer Lodge and Silver Bow road1 Y black
horse about fourteen hands high, weighs about 800
pounds, Ii three or four years old, Nc marks or
brands. The owner Is desired to paw charges and
take him away. W. II. TRIP.
6T7t4pd
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BEARTowH AND YREKA MAIL SERVICE
Ordered Increased to Three Time. awseE.
PosroFrIcE DEPARTMENT,
NJ arru.rcrnxr II n lima q 1900

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., june 2, 1882.
Hon. Martin Masinnis, House Of Reprcsenfo-
tires, Washington, d. c.:
SIR: Referring to the letter of the 18th ult.,
addressed to You by Mr.. joaquin Abascal, Of
Beartown, Montana, and by you referred to
this Office, requesting that service be increas-
I'd on route 26,15s, Bear Mouth to Yreka, !
have the honor to inform you that service on
said route win Be increased to three times !
week from July Int, next. - recommended
by ycu- Very respectfully,
CHAD. "A. ELMHp.
Second ASH r. ~. Genernl.
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SOCIAL DANCE

tthe Pavilion IN the evening.
Music by centreviile String Band.
The management would respectfully state that q
fine frame pavilion xS0 feet has been erected the
ground for dancing, or shelter In case OF rain.
No drinking booths will be permitted on the
grounds and good order will be maintained.
u-WELcoME TO ONE AND ALL.-A
FRANK j. STEPHENS,
WIN. L. HARTLEY, President.
Secretary. 677u
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LOST, sTRAYED OR TAKEN UP

Advertisements under this head will be charged
fifteen cents per line for the frat insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent rtion-
measuredin nonpareii type.
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Ranch for Sale.

A First-ciass Ranch near New Chicago.
offer for sale at reasonable price my ranch mid
way between Pioneer and New Chicago. There are
acres under fence 400 acres Of which are patent
Cd. This n Of the most desirable ranches IN Non
tana- Particulars and terms given on application on
the premises TO WIN. WALLACE.
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Live Oak stations For Sale.

! have two Live Oak stalHons, ont OF good mares,
three years old next spring, which viii sell at reason
able figures. These are large, we-bred, and promis-
ing stations. Their breeding and any information
THOS. STUART,
s4on Deer Lodge, N. II.
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NEW TODAY
Proposals for Building.

Proposals. for building frame addition to the
Deer Lodge Public school House, 25x26 feet, To cor
respond with the present building, win be received
until July o, 1881, at lam
ONCE. - "~ WV
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any and all
BY order Trustees School District No. 1.
X, 8. sTACKPOLE,
t'Iu Secretary.
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One Champion Mower, ~ good a. new.
One Studebaker Wagon.
One Concord Buggy.
VIII be sold very low.
PHIL. E. EVANS.
Deer Lodge, Juns 9, lSs2.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Deer Lodge Postoefice, june 10, 1882.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at 8 a. m. Depart at $50 p. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at 4 p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
MlssoULA, PHILIPsBuRo AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. m. Depart at 430 p. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge Postofhee close thirty
minutes before the departure of each coach.
Z S. STAcKPoLE, p. M.