The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-04-13
SHORT CRISIS,
A. Grsand and Bottled In Our VIII.

! The Legislature some years ago enacted
Law to encourage the destruction Of bears and
ether Wild animals. The recent session In
creased the bounty. We presume tbs Courts
would hold that the bounty for scalps, under
the law, could only be paid on fosr-iegged
| anilnais If IL does not, there is an inviting
| 6~d for good shots among the "bulls" and
bears" at present working the Helena real
| estate market on the depot location z question.
| Wanted An ambassador to take charge
Of thu New NORTHWEST Bureau Of Core
spsndence nj N oscow, on contingent salary,
during the Cars coronation. A two-cent
postage stamp will be furnished to pay re-
turn transportation charges on whatever
class Of mai matter IL may be rated at, and
accrued salary will be paid TO the widow and
orphans "r the remnants out Of any funds In
the Custer County treasury net otherwise
appropriated. To = young man TO whom
salary is not 80 much Of an object as a per-
maBent situation, the above offers An oppor-
tunity not % be sncezed at.
Mrs. N. J. T., Deer Lodge.-So, we did
not think 1t was intoxicating mischievous
ideas in the rising generation to publish the
doings of that Bad Boy Of Milwaukee. IL
your son smoked you out before breakfast by
poking your setting hen down the kitchen
stove pipe and put layer Of that tarred
roofing paper that blew Of the skating rink
in your bed, you should punish him by keep
ing him away from Sunday school in De-
csmber or apprenticins him to the printing
business. These Bad Boy articles convey .
great meral lesson in the form OF a humor-
Gus puzzle, and we contemplate offering .
prize to every handsome aud angelic mother
whe will solve them. We are quite sure you
will be one Of the fortunate ones. In the
meantime, please let the boy cut Of the cellar
aud put court plaster on the worst places.
Some two or three weeks ago some one
maliciously changed tae name Of the editor
of the Miner A. in type at the head Of the
editorial page. In recent issue it Is stated
by that paper that all the printers Of the
Miner voluntarily made affidavit that none Of
them made the change or knew who did it.
IL was evidently done by a printer familiar
with the office. We suggest that IL the party
is discovered his name be- publishrd and that
no newspaper office in the Territory give him
employment. He is a disgrace to the craft.
Every employee Of a newspaper office is in
fact u confidential clerk Of the editor and
publisher. 1t is not stated agreement, hat |
a principle that is part Of the business and
implied in every engagement. We do not
believ. in any other profession or employ
ment is their maintained stricter regard for |
the responsibilities and condolences placed |
than is don. by printers Every Ane is, by |
them, regarded as personal and co ~ dential" |
until the edition is to press and made public. |
When, therefore, a black sheep gets in the |
fold and either betrays hi, own office or casts |
a cloud upon the employees of another,
necessitating them to make affidavit to clear |
their record, be ought 10 be routed out, ex-
PEELED from the Typographical Union, IL he |
belongs there, and barred from every office |
that knows him. There is nothing would
excuse, under any circumstances, an act like
I hat referred to.