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THE Navajos are a great nation, number.
Ing some q 900 souls. or this number there
are some 10000 warriors. They are well
armed, but, fortunately for the whites, have
immense nocks Of sheep and many cattle
and ponies which tend to keep them a,
peace. Man-ue-lito Is reported to be worth
not less than 100000, most Of Il being In
sheep. He has been an Indian of grea,
character and power. but Of late has become
great drunkard. The Navajo agency Is
forty-fve miles north from Fort winpate,
N. III. They manufacture curiou, and
unique ornaments from silver coin, and their
blankets and rugs have already become 70.
nous for mingling Of colors and remarkable
textures. They arc eagerly sought for by
the whites, and have high value, ranging
from 80 TO sleo each, which Is really not az.
pensive when one considers that they often
occupy weeks and months In weaving them.
There Is neither cotton nor shoddy In the
blankets, but pure, unadulterated wool, col.
ored with nnfading dyes. We saw q fsv Of
the tribe, great, strong, repulsive. looking
creatures. Inter Ocean.
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THE excursion party Of Mr.. Rufus Hatch
TO the Yellowstone Park will be one of the
most unique affairs of the kind ever devised
HIS collection Of celebrities Is simply won.
derful. Bsrnum never succeeded In bring
ing together, even in wax, SO many illustri-
Gus personages, First of all there Is Major
General and Baron Of the German empire,
whose breast Is ablaze with gold medals. In
addition, there is almost a quorum of the
German Reichstag. Two members of the
British Parliament have been "corraled" for
the expedition. Irish Lords, a French
Baron who condescends to write for
@ Paris paper, the proprietor of one London
journal and the correspondents Of three or
four Others are AMONG the minor attractions.
The American show will include ex-Presi-
dent Grant and one or two stray members
of the Cabinet. For side-shows there will
be an assortment of Governors and mscel-
laneous mob Of Congressman aud State leg
islators. This curious gathering could have
been brought together only by man of Mr..
Hatch's capacious genlus.-N y. Mining
journal.
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CETEW ,YO NOT DEAD.


NEW YORK, August s.-A Star cable from
London says: The death of Cetewayo |,
denied, and the slaughter to which his force.
were subjected is said to have been great,
exaggerated. His defeat is unquestionsble
but the Information officially received here
leads to the belief that he has found refug.
somewhere in the northern limits of the
Colonial Government at Natal. There car
be little doubt of his safety, since one of his
staunchest friends, DR.. Colenso, telegraphs
to day that the King is alive, and In his be
half demand an inquiry into the treatment
he has received since he was returned to hi:
people by the British Government.
PARIS, August T. Reports are current
that Cetewayo is alive. A soR of the late
Bishop Colenso telegrapbs from Petermor,z
burg that Cetewayo demands al inquiry into
his treatment by the Government.
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Masonic Election.

DENVER, Aug. H.-At the General Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the United
States session held here to-day the following
officials were elected: Alfred Chapman, OF
Massachusetts, G. G. ii. p; Noble d. Lavend
District Of Columbia, d. G. G. II. p; David
+. Day, of New York, G. G. K; Joseph p.
Homer, Of Louisiana, G. G. S.; Reuben Glenn
ent, Of Ohio, @. G. treasurer; Christopher G.
Fox, of New York, G. G. secretary; Tbos. NJ.
r. Hatton, of Tennessee, G. G. r. S.; Rod
ger W. Woodbury., Of Colorado, G. G. r. A.
G.; VIM. II. Mayo, of Missouri G. G. NJ. Sd
v; L. Burrows, Of Kentucky, G. G. N. I'd
v; John j. Sumpter, Of Arkansas, G. +. n.
LIST V. Washington, d. c., was selected as
the place Of meeting of the triennial convo-
cation In 1886.
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Mr.. c. G. Birdseye, a merchant of Black
foot City, in the vicinity of Ophir Bar, re
ceived In the way of trade from miners of
that vicinity gold dust amounting TO &c.
604.64 during the past season.
The Cable mine at Cable City is one of the
richest gold mines In the Territory. The
lode 10 exceptionally wide and Its product
as free as any found. Owing to long and te
dIous litigation, the property remained idle
for years, but during the last season 80
stamp mill of the most approved patter IN has
been'b built and work prosecuted with unusu
al vlgor. J. c. Savery, who Is personally in
charge Of the property, has steadily refused
to report the progress making, but William
Nowlan, who Ii also party interested, and
who was once the sole owner of the mine,
and has spent the season there, says that the
gold produced will not amount to less than
$4,000.
The mine at Georgetown, named after Its
owner, Cameron, has been steadily produc-
ing. The yield from Its G-stamp mill has
been about s., 800 gold for every fortnightly
clean up, or, say, S30, 900 for the year.
The Hope Company's mine has yielded,
under the skillful management Of F. l. Per
kins, 1881 900 In silver during the past year.
Their 10-stamp mill Is supplemented with
Frue vanners, and saves . fair per centage Of
the silver.
Granite MouHtain.-Werk on this property
was suspended last fall, but Superintendent
Perkins of the Hope, received orders to run
the third tunnel, new one, In 1000 feet.
Two shifts of men are working, and the vein
shows up better than ever. This mine has
In sight quartz running from 80 ounces up.
Ofthe Algonquin and Trout mines little
can be said, except that preparations are
making TO work these properties again, the
latter mine TO be stocked with new hosting
machinery by Caplice & Brother, who hold
1t under lease.
The Providence Mining Company, recent.
ly organized upon mine Of the same name,
In Lincoln Gulch, has erected an arsstra to
test the quartz, and since that built 10
stamp mill to run by water-power. About
81 900 was saved by the arastIa, and the mill
runs are expected to begin some time during
January, 1888. James NJ. Blake, president.
The total yield of the county for 1882 In
silver and gold was fully $4,000.
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SANDS & RoYCE,
BUT he CITY. MON
Dry Goods, Carpets,
Mems Wear. Wall Paper,
H0uSGFurlBhing Goods.
Ladies' Misses and Children's
Ready-made Dresses
and Wraps.
Tents, Awnings, Wagon-Cov-
ers, Hydraulic Hose, etc.

We have the largest and most varied a.
sortment in the Territory, at prices that will
command the attention of close buyers.
We will be glad to send somplcs and quote
prices for comparison
Ready-made dresses and wraps will be sent
on approval-to be returned if they shall not
please. This proposition applies too to any
thing you may order of us. If prices are too
high, or Goods don't please send them back,
and we will refund every cent you may have
paid. So confident are we of our advantages
that zoe take all the chances-you take none
Send a trial order or write for samples
Very respectfully,
TN tf. SANDS u BOYCR.
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PuzzIef.

CHICAGO, Ang. II The War Department
Is just now puzzled how 10 dismiss Major
NIckerson from the army. Charges have
been preferred against him rs adeserter, but
be complies with the Law by reporting his ad-
dress to the Department at regular intervals
Is prescribed. When the Department locks
for him at bis know n address, II finds he has
fnwn and leff no trace behind. His case will
be reported TO Congress for settlement.
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DISPATCHES In another column, one
stating the Adjutant General Of the United
States has asked the Adjutant General Of
each State If It's militia could be modified
in forty eight hours, and another giving a
cock and bull story about furled flag In the
City of Mexico, July 4th, is an assinine
piece of business. The inference is that the
German Minister was simply or indolently
negligent, the American Minister patriot
ically full Of champagne and the press agent
who got up the consolidated report for the
press dispatches a mutf. Germany and the
United States are on the best of relations.
and If the German Minister has been making
fool OF himself be will get bounced and
that will be the end of II.
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Suanicions of ,lostlnn

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-The Times this morn
Ing publishes an article In which is IL assert
cd that secret agents Of the Canadian Gov
erEment have been In this city some time,
shadowing prominent Irish Nationalist, and
that they have positive information Of pre-
meditated design to detroy Welland canal
by the use Of explosives. It's further stated
that requests were made on the United
States Government to assist In thwariing the
alleged conspiracy.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-08-17

THURLow WEEDS autobiography has just
appeared. II makes volume Of over 700
pages, over 100 pages of which are given to
full account Of the story Of William Nor.
gans abduction, with portrait on steel Of
Morgan, now for the first time made public.
-TrchnpJC
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-08-17

BEER drinkers are hereafter to know all
the ingredients used by beer brewers In the
brewing Of beer. The new forms under
which the brewers are required to report TO
collectors, provide q monthly statement OF
all details on the subject, and the penalty
is heavy enough to make It very dangerous.
We have from time to time heard alarming
stories about the harmful ingredients put in.
TO beer by some of Its manufacturers, but It
and refrain from evil practIces.-Indepen
dent.
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JAMES II. MILLS. PUBLISHER

THE Grand Army Of the Republic had o
gay time at Denver but the expenditures
were very heavy and there is deficit Of
$4,000 TO make up. The next meeting of
the G. A. r. will be held In MINNEAPOLIS.
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ARRIVAL g. DEPARTURE OF MAILS
FROM THE DEER LODGE PosToFFICE.
Deer Lodge Valley. Butte, U. and n, U. p
and G. y. Railroads.
Arrive-1 o'clock p. m. Depart-l:5O p. m.
Ciose-1:46 p. m.
BiGckfoot, Helena, and Northern Pacific East
Arrives O'Clock p. m Depart-6 a. m.
CiosS-6:46a a. m.
Pioneer. NelO Chicago, Phaipsburg. Mlssoula
Bearmouth and N p. r. R.-West.
Arrive-2 o'clock a. m. Depart-6 a. m.
Close-9 p. m.
E. s. STAcKPoLE. Postmaster.
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Notice Of G, 90 Aon.

All persons indebted TO the undersigned
are hersby notified to call and pay their ac-
counts before September LIST, 1859, AZ ON that
DAY all accounts unpaid will be placed in the
hanus OF an attorney for collection.
CHARLES ROULEAU,
Proprietor OF City Hotel.
Deer Lodge. Aug o, 1888. 73s4t.
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GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION


IRON advanced sheets Of the Report Of Hora-
frosa statistics Furnished oy r. b. Harrison,
1ssayer In charge Of the U. s. Assay Office,
HelendJ
The yield of gold from the placers of this
county was fully as large, on an average, as
In 1881. The seasons supply Of water was
somewhat better, and the supply Of labor
fully a. good Is in the previous year, and the
ground worked covered an area - great.
Owing TO the change going on In the meth.
DDS OF transportation in Montana, some of
the product takes different directions TO
market, q, for instance, during 1881 Messrs.
Donnell, Clark & Larabie, of Deer Lodge
City, bought dust aud bullion amounting TO
about $4,000, while In 1882 the amou Mt
shipped by them was only STAG, 900 dust an d
$50, 900 bullion, but their house IN Butte was
. large buyer Of dust this year, which, when
IL 10 remembered that the railroad had
reached Butte early In the season, needs no
further accounting for the fact. A large
proportion of the gold bought BY them came
from Pioneer and Its vicinity, where the
product was fully equal TO that Of 1881, or
about 100000. No account Of any Of the
gold taken by the Pioneer Company, one of
the oldest and largest operating In that re.
seasons product Is shipped directly TO the
New York assay Office.
One or two China companies are known
to be making great deal Of money in this
camp, and their chief aim seems TO be to
keep their product out of sight. They never
acknowledge making more than "enough to
cover expenses" but are known TO be work
ing some of the richest bars Of this extensive
and rich camp.
Some new discoveries of quartz lodes have
been made In the vicinity Of Bear Gulch
during the past season. One known as the
Cato, discovered by James Glos,er, the same
who discovered the Glostsr mine of the Bos.
ton and Montana Company, near Helena,
displays very rich, medium width vein Of
gold ore. Some Of the locations on the great
vein which extends along the divide between
Bear and Elk gulches have been worked and
an increased amount OF gold ore thrown In
sight, but the quantity milled has been so
inconsiderable as to add little TO the gold
output Of the Territory from that source.
The yield of the placers Of Bear and vi
cinity have aggregated about as follows:
Bear Gulch ............... $4,000
Elk Gulch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Otner gulcnes. .................. io,ooo
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Terrible Suffering Among Indians

MISNEApoLIs, Aug. 10.-A Tribune Du
luih special says: McGinnis. an explorer
just returned nom Alaska county, reports
smallpox making terrible work among the
Indians In that county. He relates fearful
stories of suffering and privations. They are
entirely without medical aid, and the horn
BILE disease has full sway. In two small
towns IS deaths are reported.
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THE DAIRY And FARM JOURNAL
For 1889.

a-nase ss-column monthly, devoted d, he Dairy.
stocsraisihg, Farm Topics. and the lou-rbnld.
subscription price, 20 cents per Year, hi Tor I6
months. '' " ~
sampl. copies sent on application,
.oe.. JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.,
"ra West Liberty. !. va,
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One yearIing, Chestnut, nearly IL hands,
sired by Aambrino Abduliab son of Nam.
brino Pdtchen and dam by .iierapler's
.ijddHah DAM Rcrerie, by cent Grant,
record, 2:2l, he by Wopsic by Greeo's
BashGr, etc, etc.
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TELEGRAMs say that ex-senator MELON.
aid, of Indiana has just found out that Til.
den is crazy for the Presidency. The rest OF
the country knew that years ago.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 12.-Archbishop elect
William Elder, yesterday Issued 40 edict TO
the clergy Of his diocese TO meet here on the
18th int, 70 devise some means TO pay the
CREDITOR Of the lats Archbishop Purceil = .
matter Of charity, but not - . discharge Of
. legal obligation.
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A reception was given at Caplice Hall,
Butte, last Tuesday evening. in honor Of
Misses Nina and Rosa DAFT, Miss Laura
King and Miss Jennie Dellinger, who we're
visiting friends in the Silver City. About
thirty couples were present
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nave taken up tv,o black horses, no white
marks FIVE or six years old. about ibL hands
nigh: and weighing about !. 900 pounds each.
The brand on left shoulder Is as nearly as II tsn
pc ptoaased intype = The owner can
have them by proving property and pay
ing charges.
49,. w. M. YCUNRIN,
1ofs4 Helmvii M :.
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One yearling. Dark Bay, sired by Hcrod,
record 2::26l, an inbred Vermont Hluck-
huck and a half sister to Forte Y, record
2::233. Dam, agood tretting mare brought
from Missouri by Wood, Bros.
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psnS b Raa,s ss agns ia e Sonss Com
upon Judgments Of the Colorado Electric
Company and the Butte Hardware Company
The Butte Hardware Company was the pur
chaser.-lnter Mountain, I4A.
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One yearling, Brown, star and two white
ankles, nearly Is hands, sired by Homer
son of MdmbriRO Pdtchen and out of PRO.
tines DAM record lis. DAM by
John DUard tn" sire of the dam of Phil
Thompson, record 2:21 at u three year.old,
and McLeod, record DO at four-yca..
old, etc, etc.
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By ORDER ofthe Supreme Court on We'd
nesdsy Beaverhead County was attached to
this judicial district, it having been improp-
erly attached to the First District.
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Twelve months time, NJ ten per cent. per
annum will be given if purchasers desire 10.
= T. LARABIE.
Deer Lodge, Aug =, 1883. 73Jlf
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The Stylish and Beautiful
K.hTUCKY SADDLE STALLION
" Morgan Traveller"

Also offered for sale. If not sold before til,
Fair, he will be on exhibition. This Stallion
Is said by all to BE- the pretticst and most per-
feet horse ever Imported, and has JcIo CgUaS
in The Cntted States.
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One two.yearold, Black, 10 hands sired by
S,cigert the sire of CalanuS, 2:2l!, (she
and sister sold for fifteen thousand dol
lars. DAM Pdtsey Lee, PAGER, (has paced
with two in buggy in 2;3j); by son OF
fremont BiackhdGk, etc.
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This is exclusive Of the value of the base
metals, lead and copper, In the bullion. or
the above product s2,55o,0Oo is gold the re-
mainder Is silver.
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IT is PROPOSED as soon as the Northern
Pacific Is operated TO load ten cars with
canned goods at Portland, Maine, mark them
cOnspcuously so as 10 attract attention
along the route, and send them through to
Portland, Oregon. Oregon ought TO take
that train, load 1t with canned salmon, and
send it whirling back.
TITS STATED the court-martial that tried
Colonel Ilges has found him guilty of duplI-
eating his pay accounts, and recommended
his dismissal from the army. Colonel Ilges'
OWE statement virtually admits the fact OF
duplicating his accounts and depositing one
set as security, his claim being that there
was no intent 10 collect them and defraud
the government. The approval Of the Pres
ident lie necessary to complete the finding OF
the court. martial.
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10000

J. Abascal claims to have realized during
1882 very nearly So, 600 in gold out of the
various locations In which he has an inter.
est In this region. He Is the fortunate
owner of nearly all the available water for
use In those mines.
The other placers of this county have
Welded about M foliowst
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Angelica While, Port, Sherry, and Cham
payne Wlnes-Fresh ok OF Grocer etc,
Just received at KLEINSCIM.Dr co S.
736-lt
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SUMMARY Of the gold and silver product
OF Montana for 1882, as furnished by Hora.
ito G. Burcbard, ESQ, director of the mint:
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One two-yrar.old, Dark Bay, 10 hands, black
points, sired by Volunteer Star by Volan-
teer, dam by Seeleys american Star, sire
of De1teT's dam. DAM By Pilot Duroc,
sire of Big John, 2:2il son Of Pilot Jr.,
sire of dam of Maud $. and Jup cyc.see,
etc, etc.
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PEDIGREES:

One three-year-old, l6 hands, Bay, black
points, sired by Eclipse GOtddust Dam
by Jehu Norg n, the sire of tho dam of
Fleety record, 90
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CLOSING OUT SALE!
STATIONS or Willow RUN" STUD
FARM.

Stockmen wishing TO purchase young Stal.
lions will do well TO inspect those at
Willow RuN STUD FARM.
They are Fashionably Bred, and have good
Size. Most of them are large Tor
their ages.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure of u. & N. Trains.

EXPRESS TRAINS COMO SOUTH.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10
Detroit Free Press


a man who probably hailed from Buf-
falo played powerful mean trick on
Detroit bridal couple at Niagara Falls
hotel and registered, and had supper,
and then started out for night view OF
the mighty roarer. They had not gone
far when man called to them aud said ::
Have you just been married ?" 9" We
h-havc," answered the group. "Going to
stay here a day or two p "Ycs" IIav-
ing registered at my hotel you probably
intend to remain there ~ eyes. sir"
Well, | want to say word to YOU.
don't want any ducky-deary nonsens.
around my house. want no popsy-
wopsy business on the veranda | want
no squeezing hands on the balconies or
feeding each other at the table" The
groom let his arm fall from his brides
waist in a slow and painful manner, and
the stranger continued "The first time
you call her peaches and cream or she
calls you her darling out you 90 :" "Y-veS,
sir "She's no sweeter than ten thou
sand other girls, and you're no more of "A
darling than am, and wont stand love
sick nonsense" He walked away with
that, and people at the Falls who knew
the bridal couple were amazed to hear
them address each other as Mr. and
Mrs, and to see what precautions they
took to prevent touching hands or betray-
ing any symptoms of love. They put IN
two wretched days, and it was only as
they were upon the point of leaving that
they discovered how base villain had
duped them.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10

1t is estimated that there are 1000
drinking places in the city of Chicago,
and the rush for licenses to run nine
months before the new high-license law
goes into effect shows that the estimate
is not far out of the way. There were
$500 licenses issued in two DAYS; on the
third day 5000 had been issued, and it is
thought 900 more will be granted be-
fore the business is wound up. Putting
the population Of the city at $50, 900, this
would give one licensed saloon for every
1873 persons. AS all these establishments
manage to make living, it will be seen
that there is an enormous amount of
drinking in that city 1t has been as
serted by citizens of Chicago that then.
city is governed by saloon-keepers. We
do not know whether the statement is
true or not, but one thing is certain: The
saloon statistics of Illinois, Ohio and
other Northern States ought to silence
forever the sneers Of the Northern press
at the liquor-drnking in the South. The
whole number of saloons, drug stores and
groceries in Missouri at which spirits,
wine and beer are sold at retail is 1927.
The estimated number in Ohio is l6 ,O0c.
st Louis RepuJHcan.