The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-03-16
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mr.. N. Bielenberg Is delivering materia
for his new residence.
Keep your eye on Special Business Notice
as items Of interest appear there.
| A list Of quartz lodes located I'm Dee
Lodge county is published on the fourth
page.
Mr. Conn Is putting up q neat yeneere,
residence on Kentucky avenue. West Dee
Lodge.
Sheriff Irwin brought to the insane asylum
Sunday, from Silver Bow county, Thoma
Hunt, Louis Raymond and Martha Gala,
CHER.
jerks, Harris g. Co. have concluded to sci
reserved seats in the gallery for the ska.ins
carnival, and tickets can now be had a
Coleman's. Good idea.
Mr.. Sam Scott, who has a herd of twelve
cows, has been enriched within the past few
days by two Of them having twin calves, al
hsifers. That is fair increase.
See Proposals for Army Transportation
in this issue. 1t will be noticed the trans.
portation for Forts Assinaboine and Mis-
soula is to be let from Deer Lodge.
Roaimaster Redmond and his section men
were kept busy this week looking after the
bridges The water came up right brisk and
there was considerable ice running.
| The outlandish looking head on the NEW
| NORTHWEST cost S75.-DaloR Tribune
| Don't! you wouldn't like to have us make a
| remark of that kind even about your Foote.
Tho second bridge this side of Silver Bow
Junction weakened little under the force
of the waters Sunday night, and No. 3
thought it not best to cross. It was repaired
in few hours.
The Postal Department has given needed
| relief to the post2l-car clerks by giving the
| clerks a lay-over Of one day at Deer Lodge.
Heretofore they had to work from Ogden
here and return without rest.
Messrs. Con. Kohrs, G. p. II. Bielenberg
and Peter Lansing have employed the Dare
Bros. to continue developments on the En-
pire State lode in Gro Elmo district. They
have now thirty-foot shaft, and will run on
the lode.
Weacknowledge from the Bozeman Board
Of Trade complimentary invitation to the
celebration in that city of the completion of
the Northern Pacific to that point, March q,
1888. Thanks, and regrets that on this side
"the tie that binds" is not yet laid. Save us
a place till November.
In cases where packages of NEW NORTH
VESTS mis-carry to postoffices we some
times duplicate them on notice if we have
sufficient copies to do SO. In such cases,
when the original package comes to hand,
we will be obliged to postmasters If they will
RENAL them to this office and send us bill for
postage.
Aaron Ross ought to be serene. The train
robbers he stood off at Montello have each
pleaded guilty and been sentenced twelve to
fourteen years in the penitentiary, and now
the Central Pacific railroad company has
made him a present of $1,000. Railroads are
not as ungrateful as Republics are said TO be-
Messrs. Thos. L. Napton, S. E. Larabie and
J. b. McMasters returned this week from
Philipsburg. The Hope mill is at present
undergoing repairs and will again be in run
ming trim shortly. The Algonquin is idle,
but negotiations are now in progress that will
probably result in its early resumption on
Granite Mountain ore. This lead is said to
be looking splendidly and some fine ore is
out
The NEW NORTHWEST, published at Deer
Ledge, Montana, had head put on it and
is now, as ever has been, one of the very best
journals published in the whole northwest
It's the pride of Montana.-W. W. Waterman.
That is "Besserer" as good Charley. Thank
ysu. If we could only induce all Montana
to subscribe for it, as they tell us all Wash
ington Territory does for the Wdtchman, how
happy we would be.
Warm Springs is the coming resort for
Deer Lodge and Butte. 1t is about an hours
run ON the Utah & Northern from Deer
Lodge, and something more than two hours
from Butte.-Herald. Now that we are
divided, don't separate us too far. It's only
forty minutes easy run from Deer Ledge to
the springs, and only an easy 40 run from
the Springs to Butte. After a little the regu-
will be two hours.
VIM. Cary, sentenced from Custer for high
way robbery, and an associate of Big Nose
George, who came to grief down on the U.
p. road, after serving two years of his time
in the penitentiary was seized with fits some
three weeks ago, subsequently adjudged in
sane by jury, and on the 10th sent to the
asylum. He is young man, quite powerful,
and amused himself one day before his de-
mentia had well developed by breaking up
flag stone from cell floor and heaving the
fragments at fellow prisoners. He will re-
quire vigilant restraint in the asylum.
A couple Of our contemporaries say w. A.
Clark has written an interesting letter for the
NEW NORTHWEST. IF that is so, we would
be glad to see it, "Kempshill," our London
correspondent, whose letter is probably re-
ferred to, is not Mr.. Clark, nor has he ever
been in Montana. He Is resident Of Lon
don, and connected with the press of that
city. 1t Is a mutual compliment that his
writing has been mistaken for that of a gen.
tleman who does write very interesting
letter. We make this correction as q refer |
ence to the Drum Lunmon mine in the letter |
referred to might be misconstrued IL attribu- |
ted to Mr.. Clark.
We publish in this issue the balance Of the |
list of measures passed at the Thirteenth |
Secession, with brief synopsis Of their pro-
visions. This, and the stenographic report |
of the Back Hamilton contest case and other |
was Iurnlsneu exclusively 10 tue /
NEW NoRTH-WEs by w. /. Lippincott, |
Esq, Of Butte. Our regular correspondent |
during the session was Mr.. Guy X. Plat, Of |
Helena. To both we make return for good |
work and copy promptly furnished. Except |
the dailies of Helena and Butte, the NEW
was the only Montana paper
regular Legislative correspond
ant, and while 1t necessitated us frequently |
10 work few galleys Of matter outside the
chases, and the reports occupied considerable
space to the exclusion Of general news, Leg
slatlve doing was the topic of supreme inn
portance while the session lasted, and we
tried to keep eur readers posted thereon.
Now that the gavels have fallen and the
members dispersed, we will endeavor to fur
,ish little more variety in the weekly bill
II fare.
POSTAL SERVICE.
The Deer Lodge and Butte Service Im-