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Deer Lodge,
PERSONAL.

Mr.. VIM. Wilson, of Butte, is in town.
DIR. Hendrickson left for Butte last Friday.
Mrs. Knowles and children left by coach
for Butte on Wednesday.
Dr.A. III. Mitchell and Mr.. s. Ed Larabie
are expected home by to-morrow's coach.
Mr.. @. A. Kellogg was down from Butte
this week on business and returns to-day.
Mrs. III. II. Mills left by Thursday morn
ing's coach to join her husband in Salt Lake
City.
Sheriff kenney, of Missoula, was up this
week and visited Butte. He says next to
Missoula it is good town.
Mr.. Washington Dunn left on Monday 10
inspect his railroad work in the Canon and
will visit Missoula before his return.
Mrs. III. G. Walton and child arrived in
Deer Lodge Wednesday and will remain q
few weeks, the guest of Mrs. Walton.
J. T. Boyce, of Valley, an old timer of
Montana, will leave for the States next
month for three months visit to old friends.
Thos. l.. Napton, Esq, returned from Butte
this week suffering from a severe cold, and
will remain here until after the April term of
| court.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Fl. Chessman and Mrs
ID. II. Cuthbert, of Helena, were in town
"Wednesday night on return from the States
where the ladies have been the past six
months.
| MrJ Fl Moe, Register of the Land Office,
4 Helena returned this week from six weeks
| visit to the States. Mr.. Moe il rs good n
land officer as the people or the Government
need want, and we trust his days will be long
in the land and the land office.
Mr.. John H. Cole, formerly connected with
the u. s. Mil. Tel. and recently holding other
positions of official trust, has been appointed
Deputy U. S. Marshal for Montana by Mar
shall BotlSin, and will make headquarters at
Missoula We have every reason TO believe
he will make an excellent officer.
Samuel Word, Esq, III. Il ~ was In town
last Thursday evening; so was Washington
Dunn, Esq IN. P.). They came together Ii
was a case Of /" diamond cut diamond" but IL
IL understood they separated after two hours
communion of souls without a scratch and
with that happy and hopeful smile iiluminat'
ing the countenance of each which goes to
show that the world lis better than most peo
pie believe 10 IL.
Marshal w. II. Wheeler arrived from Hell
ena Wednesday evening by coach. As h
alighted drunken fellow staggered mp and
made pass or two Mt him, saying Il knew
Won in California" etc. The Colonel inquired
Immediately where the city government O
this village was, but his aggressor forcing the
issue the Colonel let him have one on his
nose and landed his man just a. Under shef
iff McTague reached the scene. The ben
zined bruiser was waltzed of TO jail.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

r.. Light Running Neao Home Sewing
80 has its number plainly stamped on
a. s.an. !, uttle slide when it leaves our fac.
.a ns wv WIN - New Home Machine is offered
ss :. L.. han our established prices, or
- .;.s s ,,,a nnnhsr obliterated or altered over
!, = - ar;dsncs aat all Is not night, We
49, Ia, ! nu,nher n, machines at various
times; and in our efforts % recover them we
snall enforce our rights to The utmost extent
In order to avoid any trou bic arising ron
the aforementioned cause nd 70 p.o'e1'
yourself from imposition, buy only VI Da'
authorized agents.
DMachines procured elsewhere are MOI
warranted by US. We can not and VIII MOI
guarantee them after they have been tam
pered with.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE Co.,
30 Union Square, New YORK.
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HIGH links ON THE GRADE.
An Incident or Two In ths hsh sa'e soh :
tract.

A eouple of weeks ago Washington Dunn
4, 90 reduced wages on their Northern ra-
cfsc railroad work in Hell Gate canon some
S,o or "a per month Nearly all the EN-
nloxses knocked of wsrls, and there was
quite a congregation OF them inc nish. ~.
lowing In the soloon of Dennis Mantoii' near
Mecartyfs bridge. During the evening ono
Of the ..hossesp got pretty tired and laid down
r,a.r a table 10 rest. A workman also yiein-
ga IN circumstances, and fell in the opposite
e corner, The workman slept, but the .ooss
s,y,s RESTLESS. Pretty soon thigh roiief
cam. along and started In 10 90 through the
naelk.ts IN the sleeping workman. The boss
,SSas ,oo much fatigned 10 rise and interrupt
the nrseeediugs, bur rolling over on one side
he pulled n small gun, and singing oa', -
there! l copper that game, began o'a1ins
away, one OF the shots coming within IN in.'
of the thigh roller and causing y s'anpsas
by which the workman saved his money. .
AZ . later hour the boys rot ION y his'
IN The Manfon saloon, the pressure foI
"ulean out" beingso great that ,rhhas hao Z
.pull his cannon. 20 into postum anu ~
salute or two The first shot ~ sssn' ~ ii.
second made skin grade over ~ aSAa.'an.
head. ..lining. him from the fpreheau oac'
several inches, but fortunately no1 ee.a.'
inside the skull bone. We nndefs1anu ~
ARRAY occurred In Missoula county, anu ~. =.
cogn,zanco of II has been taken there ~
MIN on whom wages had been redncsn sc'a'
terrell oul for few days, bns Latest anvice
IRE that more than half have returned
work ii the wages offered by the confrac'ohs
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Local Railroad Notes.

The extension Of the U. s. n. X. Il. to Deer
Lodge Ii ordered by the u. p. Company. IL
Il TO be completed nj date not later than
July i. 1882. There are no orders TO extend
ID beyond this point tits understood Bishop
Merrill, has the contract to build from Silver
Row Junction to Lost creek. Negotiations
are progressing for the contract from Lost
creek to Deer Lodge, but examination ofthe
line has developed that there are three miles
OF swamp land on this latter section, and the
marty 10 whom the contract was offered de-
clines TO grade the road at the prices offered.
IL II stated the engineers will now come down
over the line 10 see IL any change is advisa-
able. and will run line back TO Thomass on
the east side OF the Deer Lodge river. Mr..
D. d. o,Bannon ii conditionally empowered
by the Company TO negotiate for right OF way
on the line ~ at present established, and ex-
meets TO start out to-day for that purpose
The bnlk of the work through Silver Bow
canon black Of the Hump II now done and
the Company contemplates having large
farce Of men at work within week or two
| n il TO Id hoped the right-of-way agent " on
will be empowered 10 contract ut figures tha'
win IL ia uitable and satisfactory TO all con
cerned,
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MARRIED.

sCEl .1INSTICKER- MAODoX-At Bozeman, M.
T., March ~ 1881, Mr.. John G. Sceidensticker, of
Twin Bridges, and Miss Sarah j. Maddox, of Gal
latin Valley.
GLENCROSS- DOWLING-At Dillon, NJ. r March
IA, 1882, Mr.. Frank Glencross and Miss Maggie
Bowling.
RAYMOND-LARGE-AtV Virginia City. M. T. March
10, 1884. Mr.. Charles Raymond. OF Butte, and Miss
Lizzie Large, Of Granite Gnlch.
MARBoE-FRiCKsON-At Helena, N. T., March
IS, 1884, Mr.. Antoine Marboe and Miss Christine
Erickson, both Of Helena.
QUIST-WRIGHT-At Missoula, M. T., March 1B,
1884, Mr.. Magnus s. Quist and Miss Theodosia
Wright. both OF Missoula.
COLLINS ASHLEY = At New Bedford. Mass,
February ~. 1854 Captain r. A. Collins, OF White
Sulphur Springs M. r.. and Miss Minnie j. Ashley,
of New Bedford.
Ek-CHAMBRRLAIN-At Miles City, N.
T.. March Z 1884, Mr.. Emil A. Schiller and Miss
SaiAh A. Chamberlain.
GIRoUx- WILLIAMS-At Miles City. M. T.. March
s. 1882, Mr.. George Q. 6troux and Miss Mania
Williams,
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Ranch for Sale,
Desirable PrQpertI in He'll Gate Valley.

offer for sale favorable terms my ranch In He'll
Gate Valley, Ave miles from Edwardsvllle. 1t con-
tans $40 acres under fence, all of which 10 excellent
agricultural or hay land, and some forty acres OF
sist of house, stable, granary, root and chicken
houses. The ranch Is directly on the line of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. Az the grazing range In
the immediate vicinity Is the best In the country.
this IL an excellent opportunity TO secure desirable
cattle ranch. Address at New Chicago or call at
the place. bH5 1T MRS. subAN ~. MANI'tN.
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The Little Joker.

The best Washing Machine ever invented ~ mss
no COMPETITOR. For evidence call aud zee for your
selves Sold by the undersigned ut Deer Lodge CITY
-. r. WILLIAMS,
Sole Agent for Deer Lodge County
esy~can he seen At Holland n EstIil's 65ou
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Collection Notice.

Having purchased the interest of Samuel Maturin
In the late firm OF Beienberg q Maturn. notice IL
hereby given to persons to whom the late firm was
indebted to present the bill for payment All per-
sons owing the late firm are also notified to settle
their accounts by cash or note within thirty days ms
the books thereafter will be placed with an attorney
for collection with costs.
DrxR Iopsx. November /. issi. s4stf
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice IL hereby given that the eopastnershp here
tofore existing between James McDonel and Peter
schmidt. and James McDonel, William Hammond
and Peter Schmidt. IL this day dissolved BY mutual
consent Peter schmidt retiring from the nrm.
JAMES Mcdonnell,
WILLIAM HAMMOND,
PETHR SCHMIDT
ph.ipsbury M. T., March 20. 1881. est
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Notice Is hereby given that meeting of the officers
and stock holders In the Cons.,lidaed Minnie Palmer
Mining Company will be held at New Chicago, Mon
tana on the fst day OF April A. d. 1882, At O'Clock
D. i., for the purpose vi elcctna new officers ana
transactne any other business that may before
the meeting JOHN FEATHERMAN,
DUNCAN DIkewALL, President.
Secretary. $50 IL
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NEW TO-DAY Y


On February 81, 1852, between Butte and Deer
Lodge buffalo oyercoat. The person who Aids
the same will he literally rewarded ny returning u TO
the Western Brewery, Deer Lodge, Montana.
GO Il j.. E. VAN GUNDY.
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WfLLSON-At Boxeman, N. T., March IA, 1854 in
FAINT son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Will.on.
McWHIRK-Ar sfevensyie. n. r.. March .. 1852,
Clara Mcwhlrk. aged 10 Years, months and 10 days
DIAMOND-At Helena, n T March II, 1854, b.
r. Diamond, aged o. years
KINYON-At Fort Logan. n. r., March 10. 1850.
Rva and Nellie, daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. r. ID.
Kinyon. aged respectively and years.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
As They Are Picked UP Promiscuous Y

As They Are Picked UP Promiscuous "
The Northern Pacific Company have let to
d. ID. Mclean the contract for building the
piers of the bridge over Snake river near its
mouth. They will be eight in number and
will cost $4,000, The terms of the contract
require the work to be done by April l, 1888.
The entire superstructure will BIZ of the best
quality of iron, and constructed In the most
substantial manner. 1t will cost not far from
ferry at this point, the bridge for the present
is not necessity, but it will be finished in
time for the first through train from New
York.
The Portland Oregoniaa of the 4th inst.
gives the following: The Northern Pacific
link between Portland and Kalama was per-
manently located this week, and will run as
follows: On the Washington Territory side
ut point short distance below the Kalama
river, crossing the Columbia river at Coffin
Rock; thence close to the foothills back of
all sloughs for two miles; thence nearly south
on the line between Townships five and six,
about two miles west Of the Columbia river !;
thence close to the river for three miles;
thence southeasterly, crossing the line be-
tween Townships three and four about one
mile west or the river to the head of viii
lamette slough, passing through Columbia
City and one mile west Of st. Helens. From
the head Of Willamette slough IL win run
close to ths foothills until opposite the CEN
ter OF Swain Island, and from there to the
city will follow close to the river bank. The
city proper will be entered near Weld
ier's sawmill and the track come down Front
street, ending ut G, the present terminus OF
the Western Oregon road. Right Of way
through Front street will be asked of the
City Council at the next meeting.
SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.
The Northern Pacific track Is laid 10 .
point some twenty miles east of Lake Pen
d'Oreille.
On August lst the Northern Pacific offers
to deliver unclassified freight from st. Pau
to Coulson 1T sl5o per cwt.
The electric light was to be tried At Mnllan
tunnel Wednesday, for the first time. II was
understood that quite . number Of Helena
people would Be In attendance.
A new boiler for producing power 70 urgs
along the work It Mullan tunnel y being
placed In position and viii % ready TOT ~
the latter part 0f this week. The work ~
been much retarded for lack Of sufficient
steam power.
Atths Boxoman tunnel quite settlement
i sprineine NJ. Cabins ~ being erected =
ven - busineas houses, and II looks y y ~
/ nlnce Yin u quite populous.
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Ranch for Rent.

o4er far reut what 4 known d tho Heath ranch
fear n,Ils~ heIOw Deer Lodge For terme address
- & q. CURTIS. z. Q. Box ~
ssstf Bnttc, ~. r.
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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 not desired, and they
will be omitted accordingly.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Western Questions Engrossing Congression-
al Attention.

Special Correspondence Neac North Vest.
WASHINGTON, March II SO far this ses-
sion of Congress has been uiet-remarkabi
so when compared to the noise and the blus-
ter of last session. Nopolitical debates have
disturbed the business of this session, and it
il generally hoped there will be no more
"dead-loclxs." The West has furnished the
two most interesting matters for legislation
and discussion-anti-C Chinese and anti-polyg-
amy. Neither one has any political signif-
canoe, but 1t is singular that the majority of
those who wish to force Chinese immigration
upon us are Republicans and those who want
us to take more than one wife are Democrats.
MoRMoSIsM.
There Is common fallacy that the Nor
mons are Democrats. But they are not. They
simply ally themselves to the party out of
power, or rather are "against the Govern
ment," because they hate the Government
for its efforts to suppress polygamy and pun.
ish polygamists.
The recent discussion of
THE CHINESE QUESTION
showed sad lack of craftsmanship in the
Senate. Only very few of that august and
dignifed body seemed to know anything
about the Chinese-their peculiarities, re
ligion, and customs. And those who die
know were at a loss to express themselves
Well may 1t be said that the American Sen
ate Ia degenesating. There is not an orator
or an original thinker in that body. Pres
emily the Mormon question will come up il
the House, and then this country will SEE
how ignorant its great incessant takers arr
of the growing social evil that is spreading
| its baleful influence throughout the fair west
| ern country.
Mr.. Campbell, the contestant, hopes to I'm
seat Cannon solely on the ground that he i
unfit to occupy a seat in the House becaus
| of his polygamous practices. The question o
the validity of Cannon's election will not b
touched upon. The seat will simply be de
clared vacant. Then a bill disfranchisin
| Mormous will be passed, which will proven
the election of polygamist to Congress o
any other office. This will settle the ques
ton partially, and teach the Saints that
they expect to hold fat offices and vote, the
must be virtuous.
ASKING STATEHOOD.
In the meantime the Saints are going to as
Congress to let them come in as State. {
course this will not be done. Utah will pro-
ably be annexed to Nevada or divided u
among the adjacent Territories so that the
can come in as States, for several of the TIE
ritories have a large and increasing popul
ton, and their vote will be of too much col
sequence to be lost In 1894. Three or fol-
Territories will be admitted this year or mex
and Montana is one of the coming States.
j. NJ. s.
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Live Oak stations For Sale.

have two Live Oak stations out OF good mares,
three years old next spring. which win sell al reason
aole faures. These are large bred, and pronils-
ing stations. Their breeding and any information
desired will be given un application to
TH0S. STUART.
gantf Deer Lodge M. T.
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I have hsrvsinsd ard scld to James n. Bailey !
mail hend ii horpse a i0ersl rates. ~ hrnas 6s!nk
I'D ID left eh0uider. - - nla1N
Decr Lodss March n -. eH
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j. nj. Thurmond, who was driven rom A.
AR aulch by the vigilantes because he acted
!. as,arnev for the road a~~nts NJ their trial,
was killed In Dallas, Texai, on the io'h i's1'
by Robert cowant, prominent lawyer.
Thurmond had been mayor Of the city, ana
Mad been removed by the council, cowani
acting a. attorney for the latter body The
dlfiIrmItv arose from this and similar causes
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS !

The genuine NEW HOME SEWING
MACHINE has inbeied in the stand
on each side and on the freddie in pilt
letters the words NEW HOME"
We have lost At various times a num-
bar Of machines and IN our endeavors
t, recover them we shall enforce our
rights. IN ordsr to avoid trouble, buy
from me o. my authorized agents.
Machines purchased elsewhere are
not W ranted by me.
e,sn JOHN o'NEILL.
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Horses for Sale.

A I have for sale at my ranch on
-~Tf@ Dempsey Creek one hundred and
an " Dfty head of haf-bred horses. The
N 49, entire hand will be sold nj q reason-
NlI able figure. Call ON address
SNyGH N. BiELENBERG.
~&A 656 II Deer Lodge. NJ. r.
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CAUTION.

Every Ne,c Home Machine bought OF us or
our regular agents is fully warranted Tor i've
wears and guarantee to this effect is given
the purchaser. If desired.
When you are offered q NEG Home machine
below our agents regular prices, demand
from the parfu so Offering strictly neac machine
,oith The platc number unaitered, and with all
attachments, such a. our agents furnish.
Also demand from him clean oH 81 sac N
our sanue and a ndrrmtee for fire years signed
by us, Nth the plate number Of the machine ~
serted therein. =,
If he can not do all this willingly, crop
him a. there is crookedness" somewhere.
The above are only fair requests which any
of our agents are able to comply with :,
We are sure that every sensible person Will
admit that il Ia far better for the public TO
Luv direct from our authorized agents and
know what they are getting than 70 purchase
outside for the sake Of saving few dollars
and get machine not warranted BY rs, De,
side running the risk Of future trouble and
ANNOYANCE that may arise.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,
10 Union Square, New York.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
on Main street, Deer Lodge. am prepared
to do all KINDS of work; will put yon up a
picture and IN Sxl0 frame for ~. Don't wait,
a, | wifi remain but a short time. Cloudy
weather no objection.
CURTIS LESTER.
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NorE.-Mr. L,Rosenkrantz, of Butte City,
il our only authorized General Agent for
Montana Territory, and Mr.. Joseph Melon
nall, or Deer Dodge, il the only authorized
agent for the sale Of the New Home In Deer
Lodge.
II you buy elsewhere you must take your
ct.,os~ 657-3m
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Masonic.

Deer Lodge No. IA, A. II. Il A. NJ, had .
pleasant special meeting on last Monday
evening. the OCCASION OF . visit from Grand
Master Thomas M. Pomeroy, who was re-
turning from n visit 70 Butte. We are in
formed the Lodge was opened " In due form, !"
whatever that may be, In the Masters degree,
and after Masters work, on which the Lodge
was complimented by the NJ. w. @. NJ, the
Lodge WINS called from labor TO refreshment.
and the speculative became positive sch
ence. during which the brethren OF the mys-
tic tie revclled in social enjosments until the
light In this east summoned them again 70
labor. The occasion Il mentioned - very
pleasant one to all, and the Patriarchal Shep-
herd frosa the land of the flower and the vine
left feeling that the Deer Lodge fold Wa
we'll sheltered and secured. 30 ~ Il ever.
Mr.. r. s. Nelson. of Beaver Creek, Jefier-
son county, has recently returned from ths
east with eight thoroughbred mares, The t.
portsd English Thoroughbred stallion .Trns
Blue.s thu HAmhIefonian stallion aPilets
and HamblUtonian colt EIGHT months a.
MI Nelson nov - eighty nArea on e.
ranch.
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List Of United States. Territorial and Petit
Jurors Summoned for Deer Lodge.
TERRITORIAL GRAND JURORS
to be and appear Mt Deer Lodge

summoned to be and appear at Deer Lodge,
NJ. r., April 6, A. ID. 1882, to serve as jurors
for the April Term, A. ID. 1882.
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Che alew alortb- at'est.
RELIGIOUS.

PREsBYTERIAN- Sunday School every sun
Dats
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