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Notice ID hereby given that the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Deer Lodge county, Montana. will
mesk at the once Of the Clerk and Recorder Of sad
county, In Deer Lodge, Nov. 18th. - q Board Of
EQUALIZATION. All persona desiring 10 contest a.
sessments or notified thsk their assessments viii be
taken up for revision notified TO be present on
the day stated By order Of the Board.
JOHN Y. BA1 cKRToN, Chairman.
Tnos. r, WAN Co. Clerk and Recorder. 546-&
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Overland. Stallion .

BY wapsie, he by Green's Bashaw; dam by
Mambr,no Patchen. Overland 10 half brother tc
Gen. Grant, record 2.2l; West Liberty, 2.2s;
Jim Lane, 2.S4; oienwood and many Other
good ones.
by Overland.
~Wiii be sold reasonable for cash.
Address, THOMAS STUART,
7A0tf Deer Lodge.
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MuRpHY, hIeGINs & Co.,
wHoLEs LIZ AND RETAIL
q r GO e r 5
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
a Complete Assortment Of Goods
IN THEIR LINE
which they offer on rs good terms AZ any
house in the Territory.
eAgents for the CALIFORNIA POWDER
WOPU""
The Heron Trail.

Mt. Geo. w. Carleton has letter from w
J. ovtrk g. Co. under date Of "Heron, Nov
H." saying that, although parties had gone
through from there to the mines and re-
turned, the trail was not yet cut through, al
though they were in daily expectation oil
hearing. Of It's completion. Considerable
snow has fallen recently, retarding the work
Several parties have started In recently, ano
although the most of them were turned pacs
by the deep snow, 1t is presumed the othen
got through. Quirk & Co. do not advise any
body to attempt that route until the trail Il
COMPLETED. Then they are satisfied the paci
trains will keep the trail open and travel Wi
be safe. The writer commends Mr.. C.s let
ter and statement In the New NoRTH-WEs1
of his trip, as the most truthful and intelli
gent account that has yet been published
concerning the route from Heron.
rnftnu "a Rran ehiti
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Election Notice.

Office Granite Mountain Mining Co.,
AIT olive ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. Z, 1883. !
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of this
Company for the election OF nine T9l Trustees ~
serve for the ensuing year win be held at tho ONCE OF
the Comtany in the City OF Sc. Louis, State OF Mis-
souri. on TUESDAY, DECEABER 4. 1883, Polls
open from 10 m. to2p. m Books for the transfer
oil stock will be closed from November 18th to De-
''''''' ''"' JNO. R. LIONBERaER. President.
JOHN T. FIELD, Secretary. 749-T
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-I>HE BEST LAMP MADE-BoHMER's I'M
proved Double Extension Library Lamp
For sale by Deer Lodge Drug Co. 740u
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The eopartnership heretofore existing under
che arm name Of Thomas, Brownell Co, Ia this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The Livery and Feed business viii hersreater
ell under the arm name and style Of Thomas
Browneii, who are authorised 20 receipt for al
debts due the late firm and to whom all claims
E.P. THOMAS,
N##s #E# D. q. BRoWNELL,
#zE JAMES II. LYNCH.
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BOULDER HOUSE, Nov. 0, 1853
Editor Ne,o North-West:
DEAR SIR: To decide bet, please Bet me
know II the mem beers 10 be elected 70 the
Constitutional Convention at Helena, re.
ceiye any pay. y. "a. ~.
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Notice 20 the public.

Notice 10 hereby given that my wife, Mary
Hefistrom, having left my bed and board Win
cation, will no longer be responsible for any
debts contracted by her. Persons intsrestso
will govern themselves aceordingiy
JOHN HELLSTRoM,
Warm Springs Greek, Oct. 81, 1858. I4Is
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Delegates Elected to the Territorial Coz
vantfon

Delegates Elected to the Territorial Con-
vention.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Walter Cooper, D.........A. f. Burleigh, r..
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
w. w. Dixon, D............Jas. II. Mills, Il
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
w. r. Hundlry, D...........T. G. Power, Il.
BEAvERHEAD COUNTY.
Joseph A. Browne, .Robt. b. Smith, D.
cHoTEAU COUNTY.
T. + Collins, D..............W. III. Hunt, r.
CUSTER COUNTY.
r. s Edwards, D...........C. w. Savage, r.
VIM. Van Gasken, p.
DAWSON COUNTY.
J. +. Mallory, d.
DEER LODGE COUNTY.
J. C. Robinson, DE- b. Waterbury, d
Joaquin Abascal, d.
GALLATIN COUNTY.
s. W. Langhorne, D.........R. p. Viyion, d
r. w. Hanson, D..........R. B. Durham, ID
Ed. Pease, r.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
e. McSorley, D.............N. Merriman, r
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY.
j. X. Toole, D............. George Steele, r
Matthew Carroll, d.. Cornelius Hedges, r
MADISON COUNTY.
II. 8. Howell, D...........J. Z. Galloway, &
MEAGHER COUNTY.
T. L. Gorham, D...........W. E. Tierney, d
J. +. McClintock. d.
MIssoULA COUNTY.
w. j. Mccormick, D.....w.J j. Stephens, D.
r. A. Eddy, D.............W. II. French, h
SILVER BOW COUNTY.
W. A. Clark, DIV. Y. Psmberton, d
T. l.. Napton, D........J. q. c. Thornton, D
Marcus DAILY, D..............H. Knowles, Il
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY.
+. VI. Proctor, D.............F. 8. Greene, ID
The official count may make one or two
changes In the list.-Iadepcndent.
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AT THE JOHN w LOWELL WAGON
a Co.'S Depot can be seen the largest and best
stock Of Harness and Saddles ever prougnt 70
prices for the ne xt 30 days. 144u
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central Pacific Raiiroad.
NOTICE

The Merchants Of Deer Lodge are advised that
the Central Pacific Railroad guarantees to lay
down san Francisco Freight In Deer Lodge at ~
low rates ae prevail by any other route. Special
attention given 10 dispatch. in forwarding.
Oyercharges promptly adjusted.
RicHAR6 GRAY. &c. STUBBs,
gen. rrt Afent. FRI. Trafhc Manr.
Address, concerning Montana business,
MARK 8. SEVERANCE,
7l6.3ms Agent Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Horses For Sale !
Live Oak.

The we'll known and Best Sire of horses for all
work in Montana. has more fine roadsters than
all other Montana stations combined. Record,
2.421 in the mud, last fall
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The resolution provides that they shall re-
ceive the usual mileage in going 70 and re-
turning from the Convention, but no per diem
is provided for members, as such. The reso-
luton also provides that President shall be
selected from the members, and that hewitt
other officers, shall receive such compensa-
lion "A the Convention may designate.
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Board OF Equalization.

Kindly thanking my friends for their generous
patronage most heartily recommend the new
arm TO their confidence and support.
7ss-st JAMES r. LYNCH.
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No. persons of school age. .1,1l6
No. attending school during year. Gs5
Av. attendance in all districts..... q
No schools taught. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
No. teachers employed. 50
No. school houses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Av. length of school In all districts, 80 days.
Average No. months schools taught in all
districts, 8.
No. certificates issued-1st grade, 6; ID grade,
4; Sd grade,6.
Amt salaries paid teachers. ........s 9,SO6 %
Average salaries to male teachers. 70 SO
female /" :. 63 ~
Average cost Of tuition to each pu-
pill per month. 80
Total value of school houses. ...... 1S,6iO 90
Average value Of school houses. 800 90
Rate of school tax, mills.
Amount of school tax .............1 O,148 q
" fines from Crk Dist. Court. 600 90
" Probate Judge. 468 90
&" Justices of Peace 155 90
Amt apportioned to all districts. 1885 90
Amt on hand unapportioned....... i95 90
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DEER LODGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Report of First Quarter, 1888.

The following is the report of the public
school for the first term, ending November 8,
1894.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

Statistics Taken from Annual Report of the
Co. supt. to Ter. supt. for the Year
Ending Aug. 81, 1883.
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rATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
~ secured by Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
SO cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by J. E.
Dickey, TAU
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Notice Of Final Entry.
U. $. LAND OFFICE,

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge
county. M. t., at his office In the town of Deer
Lodge. on Saturday, the 18th day of December A. D.
To uff
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
w Liver compiaint7 Shiioh's Vitaliser 10
guaranteed 10 cure you. Fer sale by J. =. Diskey.
74l-tf
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JOHN CHARLES MCLEOD,

Of Phipsburg Postofice, Deer Lodge county, M. T.,
Who fled Presumption Deciaratory Statement No.
1851 for the E4 OF the sWA and the WV Of the
SEA of section No. 90 In T No. N, Of X No. II W.
He the following witnesses toprove his contin
nous residence upon and cultivation Of said tract to-
wit Michael Duty, William Mcdonald. William
G. Bradshaw and John Duffy, all of Philipsburg
Postoffce, Deer Lodge county, M. T.
r. Atkinson, Register.
o. B. O'BANNoN, Atty for Claimant 1856
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EpIscOPAL-Relgiou services will be held
nj ST. lanes Episcopal Church. morning and
evening on the Third Sunday Of each month,
Rev. S. c. Blaekiston ofieiating.
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Red Oak, Stallion.

Four years next May, by Live Oak; dam by
Denmark.
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Special BUSINESS NOTICES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every Sunday at the
Gaien Wood, Pastor. Sunday School at p. m.
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JAMES D. jerks,

Of Deer Lodge Postofice Deer Lodge, n. T.,
81 of MEX and Lots Nos and Of section
No. In township No. Z north Of range No. 0 west
and he Dames the following witnesses TO prove his
tract, te-wit- Philip &. Evans, Edwin II. Irvine.
John Y. Batterton, and Frank Mason, all Of Deer
Lodge Postoffce, Deer Lodge county, N. T.
r. Atkinson, Register.
o. B. o'BAssoN, Atty for Claimant. 749t5
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Adjudged Insane.

<,Roup. wHooPINo COUGH and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by shiiohs Cure.
For sale by j. II. Diekey' '1Aa'
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GEE FAD. OF RAMS FOR SALE BY Ga H.
= EDWARDS.
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Deer Lodge

GRAND JURORS, TO MEET AT DEER LODGE
MONDAY, DEC. 3, 1888, AT 10 Am.
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RELIGIOUS.

cArHoLIc-Services every Sunday. Sunday
School at 2 O'Clock each Sunday under direction
Of Sisters Of Charity.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make final
proof In support of his claim and that said proof will
be made befOre the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge
county, NJ T., at his office In the town Of Deer Lodge
on Saturday. the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1888,
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PRESBYTERIAN-Serv every Sunday at
ii O'Clock a. m. and l-2 o'clock p. M Sun
day School every sunday at o'clock.
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Arents Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
eauested to make settlement with them when
called upon;
Thos. W. cstiin, General Travelling Agent.
Patrick Talent, Butte and Walkervilis.
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Advertisements nd er this he ad will be charged
fifteen cents per line for the hrst insertion, and
ten &c nts per line for each subsequent insertion
measured IN nonpareil type.
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UNuE PACIFIC WAGON AND MPL MIL y,
i Co are taking OATS IN ESCHANGE ior an
Kinds OF farm machinery, Wagons, Harness etc.
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PLAIN SEWING-The undersigned will take
,lsin sewing at her residence or sew in families,
as desired. MRS. l.. a. JAShSoH,
Taa b Street, Deer Lodge.
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At THE DEPOT OF THE PACIFIC WAGON
"A and Implement Co. there Is large and va,
ried STOCK or HARNESS, all Of which are solo
at most reasonable priees-from $40 up Iaiu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-07-12

A medical commission was appoint
ed, some time. ago, in Germany; to
study and investigate certain questions
relating to the construction of school
buildings. In the matter of ventila-
ton, the commission states that each
pupil in school ought to have 2,12O
cubic feet of fresh air each hour, at the
least. 1t is stated, also, that light from
the rear is admissible, but is not recon-
mended, and windows facing the
pupils are prohibited. Walls of neigh
boring buildings, painted white and re-
ilecting the sunshine into the school
room are very injurious, and the own
ers should be persuaded or obliged
to paint them dark color. The in
ner face of the walls of the school-room
itself is TO be painted pale blue or blu
ish white, and the ceiling pure white.
Artificial light should be used without
hesitation on dark and short days. 1t is
more dangerous to work by insufficient
daylight than by gaslight. Argand burn
ers are preferable as giving a steadier
light, and ground-glass globes are OBJ
jectionable on account of the large pro-
portion of light which they absorb =
ET.
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Bloomington.

The base ball club of this place was
beaten last Sunday by the Patch Grove
club in score of AZ to so. The Bloom
ington club scored 48 TALES and the
Patch Grove club50. There was another
base ball game last Sunday out on the
prairie but VIC have not learned the re-
suit of it, A base ball CLUB is about
being organized at North Andover.
The arrest of the Bloomington boys a
few weeks ago has tendency to make
base ball popular. We have not heard
of any arrests up to the present writing,
but presume that If the boys persist in
violating the Sunday law that some one
will complain.
Business is quiet. During these busy
hayiug times the farmers run into town
and when business is through run out
of town again.
Mr.. George Hickok, of Sibley, Iowa,
is here visiting friends. George is one
of the boys who has taken Horace
Greeley's advice, gone west and has
grown up with the country. George
runs first class hotel in Sibley and he
is making money at it which. by the
way, is not a bad complaint in these
uncertain times.
Mr.. Herman Enke, our enterprising
harness-maker, has just added two
thousand eight hundred dollars worth
of stock to his already large stock OF
saddlery. Mr.. Enke is business man
of great energy. and he carries . ire
mendus stock of all things in his line
He is making money like dirt, which is
rs it should be when man works for
| il as he does.
The fourth passed off quietly in this
place, although along toward evening
of that glorious day few felt happy.
There was big dance at the city hall
which was well attended by young
people from all parts of West Grant.
The Bloomington string band is hard
to beat tor music. The Bohemian Band
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Hazel Green.

Our celebration on the Fourth was a
grand success despite the fact of it be-
ing very warm and the interference OF
showers throughout the day. The
speaking was done by James w.
Murphey of Platteville, who is very
eloquent speaker and one of the rising
legal representatives of Grant county.
Miss Libbie Williams, who has been
engaged as teacher in the Darlington
public schools tie past two years has
resigned her position aud is at home to
visit her parents and will shortly leave
for Dakota TO visit friends.
S. A. Harper. Principal of the Wau-
kon, Iowa, Public Schools, has been at
home visiting friends since his term of
school closed and was suddenly taken
with severe attack of the Dakota
fever and has gone there in the hope.
of effecting a permanent cure.
Miss Libbie Atkinson has gone to
Storm Lake. Iowa to attend the fun
eral of her brother-in-law, james
Harker.
T. NJ. and j. Ii. Gribble intend start
ing on the road again Monday next in
the interest of their hat and cap house
of Milwaukee, which they represent.
t. III. Edwards came home from
Benton to spend the Fourth with the
boys,
b. Pratt and family. of Platteville,
have been visiting friends in this place
for the past few days.
Mr.. ). j. Benson, of Kewanee, ILL.,, is
visiting at the Johns residence.
MIR. L. L. Lightcap and wife. now Of
Potosi, are at home 10 remain short
time.
Mr.. Sam Lanyan, of Mineral Point,
spent few days in town duck hunting
last week.
Frank Fern alias willie Green was
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gladly welcomed by his hundreds Of
friends in this place, the past week,
| have heard of people being s'shook"
but never saw anything so badly shook
as Franks great, big, fat hand was.
The popularity of L. r, Reifsteck and
Phillip Shillian, as members of the
school board, was sufficient for their re-
election last week.
The Juvenile Templars had a elbow
OUT in Crawford's hall on the evening
of July Sd, and cleared about $500.
j. O. Trayanza. of East Dubuque,
was in town last Thursday.
f. ID. +. Morcom, who has been
throughout the great state of Iowa for
sometime, returned unto the bosom OF
his family on the Sd inst.
John j. Looncy has patented Aeck.
yoke, which is the best thing have
ever seen, and promises to reap him q
a bountiful financial harvest.
Roy Williams ..took in Dubuque
last Tuesday, and reports it hotter than
a Democratic caucus over there.
PERRY.
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LAST Thursday evening was the time
set for the executive committee charged
with preparing for the reunion, to re-
port to the citizens meeting, but as that
committee were not in position to make
any report, the time was occupied with
discussion. During the evening the
following resolution was offered by Mr..
JAS. A. Jones:
WHEREAS, The soldiers convened at
the reunion. held at Boscobel last wear.
while expressing the gratitude they
felt to Boscobel for the compliment paid
to their organization in the free dinner
enjoyed, could not but express their
preference that, in the future, such din
ners should be omitted. Therefore.
Resoired, That instead of providing
q dinner for the occasion, the executive
committee is hereby requested to ex-
pend such part of the funds provided
for meeting the necessary expenses of
the reunion. as they may deem prudent
in purchasing tent equipage and pre-
senting the same to the organization
for their use and control, upon this and
all future occasions.
This resolution was, after some inter-
change of views, adopted
The executive committee held a
special meeting Monday evening. The
subcommittee on grounds reported in
favor of organizing a camp,on the fair
grounds. and holding the exercises in
the courthouse square. The finance
committee reported informally that they
had been quite successful in collecting
funds, some four hundred and fifty dol
lars having already been subscribed,
with many yet to call on. The resolu-
ton adopted at the citizens meeting
was called up, but no action taken,
aside from instructing Capt. c. Ii. Bax-
ter, who was on the eve of visiting
Chicago, to make inquiries in regard to
tent equipage, and cost of same in that
city. The different subcommittee are
actively at work in their different lines
and will probably be ready to report
progress at the next meeting.
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win have to look to their laurcls to keep
up with the boys.
Some of our widowers are sprucing up
a little; and few fellows have it that
il means business matrimonial bust
ness sir; these new buggies mean some
thing sahl Well, We say 60 il while
you can boys, for when you are old you
can't.
Samuel Woodhouse has returned from
his trip to Minneapolis. Mr.. W. says
he had good time while there. He
met our former townsman, w. b. Clark,
who is doing business in that lively
city.
Mrs. +. j. M. Newcomb has returned
from her trip to ST. Paul and Mnnea-
polls, where she was visiting friends
and relatives. Mrs. N. thinks that is a
lively country for business of any kind.
| Crops on Blake's prairie never look
ed better than they do now.
Mr.. VIM. Foshay who has been in
Kansas for many years, is back among
his friends and former associates.
Will looks well and still thinks Kansas a
boss state for any man to start in bust
ness,
Our school meeting passed off quietly,
ly, the usual amount was voted to carry
on the school for the coming school
year, which will be rlne months. Mr.
James Ballantine was elected director
and Mr.. G. nj, Morse was elected CLERK
for three years.
The Bloomington Cornet band is
again tuning up.
Mr.. Ben Cooper, of Oakdale. Ne
braska, where he has been for the las1
three years, is among us on a visit.
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QuIrE distinguished visitor arrived
in the city last week, in the shape OF
German Boy, the well known and
greatly admired trotter. The Boy is
is duly impressed with the advantages
of Lancaster as summer resort, and
will take up his residence here for the
season. under the charge of his trainer
Mr.. X. G. Vinegar, who has had him
the past year. The handsome little
trotter comes fresh from victorious
fields at Mineral Point. He is as ''fine
as iiddle' and before the season is
over will make some of the fast ones
let out another link if they care to keep
in front Of him, and even with that link
out there are liable to be a good many
disappointed ones in the field.