The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-02-23

/ 1ec hefh0e " prize skaauS ns1t @e~0&s
evening.
See sdwessissmsas- Osa iron soagAt NJ
limit 10 saantity.
BY vigilsnt quaransinius the s@aaipox ora
kept from spreading In Logan, and has dis
appeared except two canes In hospital
The pos. few days have been asautifsi, aad
the snow IL disappearing rapidly. II n Coz
tinass warm vs may have frsshst Of Our
OWE presently.
The pay cor Of the Utah o. Northern is ex-
pected here Saturday morning. Saperin-
tendsnt Blickensdsyfsr will probably come
| up on the pay car.
The second crop" Of mesales ID now Eipes-
ing rapidly. They take aimo~: - generally
On the skating mania. Only one case Of IN
adult having them In Jet reported.
The Utah & Northern and Northern Paci-
&c have given out the Ninety and Nine"
Butte and Helena will please join In the
chorus as the trains spin through Muiisn
tunnel
Yesterday some gold specimens from Boxs-
man, Montana, wcro received, with instruc-
tons 10 present them to the Queen Of Hol-
land after the Exhibition closes.-SaA Lak.
Tribune, 17h.
Preston a. Woodward, not 20 be outdone,
are negotiating for ground with . view to
erecting a skssing rink G0xii5 feet here.
mined upon, but sae boys intend 20 get the
best and put up hrt-cias. rink.
The Knights of PythixS who went down
TO Deer Lodge yesterday returned this morn
ing, AFTER very pleasant trip end are enthu-
siastic in their praises OF the wholesOulsd
hospitality with which they were received
and entertained by the Deer Lodgsn.-Tnt.r
Mountain.
We are in receipt Of the january number
Of the W0t Shore, the illustrations OF which
are devoted to New Tacoma, the western
terminus of the Northern Pacific road. We
anticipate the February number will contain
views of Spokane Falls and Missoula. The
present number has some vesy good litho-
graphic work in il.
Mr.. James NJ. Dingle, the unfortunate man
whose hands were frozen while he was in-
sane and afterwards amputsted, died in Deer
Lodge on Wednesday. His mental and
physical condition were sach tina. death was
q mercy to him. He had the best Of care and
treatment, but his death was = not unex-
pected result His remains were taken 30
Helena for burial
Messrs. Z. L. Bonner & 90. in card else
where announce that they intend this year
carrying in their Deer Lodge dry goods
store q more complete line OF goods than
they ever had before, and will try the market
with varieties and qualities Of dress goods
surprising anything heretofore offered. The
increase in population and the demand war
rent this investment In classes of stock for
which there has net heretofore been sufii
cient demand to justify investment.
jerks & Co.'S skating rink is being rapidly
built, ard will be ready for occupancy some
time next week. A room with clear foor
Of 50x100 feet looks terrible big TO y Deer
Ledger, and is a pretty coed sized aoor any
where. The self-supportins, truss-roof being
put on it is a fine piece Of work, and is said
to have no outward pressure. The ceiling
will be twenty feet. A swarm of workman
are engaged, and they will commence laying
the floor tomorrow. The brass band will
discourse on the opening occasion.
Mr.. Allen Pierse, P. NJ, notifies us that the
Valley postoffice will be continued As here
tofore; subscribers who. desire can have their
papers sent there. On the establishment of
railway postal service we broke up the Val
ley and Warm Springs Lists and made up
packages for Willow Glen and Stuart, send
ing there papers for such subscribers az we
deemed would be most conveniently served
from those points. If any are not now re.
ceiving their NEW NoRrH-WEsr's at the
most convenient Office, we will be pleased TO
change their address on receiving notice.
Since our last report, Governor Crosby has
refused pardons to two more applicants from
the penitentiary. The last being Edward
Jackson, sentenced to seven years in 1886, for
highway robbery. 1t is about time petitioners
should let up on applications until there III q
case that warrants Executive pardon, when
we have no doubt Governor Crosby will
grant IL. The fact that horsethief or muir
derer wants out in time to secure a good
sprngjob is not of itself a self-evidently
good cause.
The Inter- Mountain, in speaking Of the
Butte X. of P. delegation to Deer Lodge,
says: about seventy-ive members went
down at noon to-day-enough to make the
Deer Lodge capital livelier than at any time
since the division of the county" Lord
How we apples swim" Why, when three
or four hundred Butte people came down on
the opening excursion train and came troop
ing up street, one of our old citizens, Who
was sitting on the McBarney House veranda,
hitched his chair around little and quietly
remarked: "There seems to be good many
of our folks out promensding this evening"
As for the K. Of P. visitors the cornet band
kindly went over and met them and escorted
them from the depot to the Castle Hall, SO
they should net ret lostin the surging crowds
and the broad avenues fanked by continu-
Gus succession of stately marble buildings.