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PERSONAL.

Col. w. l.. Irvine Is very low. His physi-
eian has no hopes for him.
Mr. James shields and Geo. G. Randolph,
ESQ, Of Butte; were In town Wednesday.
Governor Crosby and George Z. Perkins,
E.q., passed through to Helena last satur'
day morning.
Mr.. C.P. II. Bielenberg left since last issue
to visit his parents At Davenport, Iowa, and
expects to be gene about three weeks.
Messrs. Geo. Finiayson and George jerks,
two Of the bright young men OF Deer Lodge
will leave Saturday to visit friends in the
States.
Landlord Aylesworth, Of the st. Nicholas,
Butte, registers as the guest Of MT. McFar'
land at the McBurney House this week and
10 gaining flesh already. sri.-
will B. Edgar, chief salesman In. Z. l.
Bosner & Co Is grocery department, eIpect'
10 leave tomorrow for . few weeks visit 70
his old home In Parma, Mich.
Mr.. II. Robertson, Of X. L. Bonner =
Co., who has been In New York the past ter
months purchasing goods for their houses
returned w edussday morning and will re-
main until it ne cessary to 60 east to MAKE
the spring purchases. He says the grea'
business prosperity the country has enjoyed
for years, Is working continual astonish'
mont, even to the frequent traveller, In th'
magninc cent improvements Of city ana coun
try property over all the land. We bid MI
Robertson cordial welcome hsme. l.
( The death Of William 3. Napton, which
occurred at his home IN Saline county, Mon
day night, takes from Missouri one OF tn.
most prominent figures 10 the States history
Judge Napton was . man who attained th'
nrst rank ~ jurist. HIS opinions are re-
earded As high authority In the profession O
the law in all parts Of the country. ht'
mind was eminently judicial and discrimi
mating. He was man Of vast research AMI
learning. His private life was without re
proach, and his personal qualities attractive
and auiabie. Few men have enjoyed NOR
Of the respect and esteem Of his associates
and contemporaries. His life, though long
was always busy, and his career was thu
one of great usefulness.-St. Lou. Repuoh
ca l. 10th.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS

-. AT. - III
Inc 'A1 IN meaXnef county '"A' S'"' wa"
w siA'e'n n''"'
0a'oen 'Ailey hoose, l. '" w. FL 10" VOC"
organise" ~ o'eSsnS''is'
Antoine Juneau's house on the Teton was
burned last week together with all IL con-
tents.
The tax In Gallatin county this year u
seventeen mins, An increase Of three mills
over last year.
In 1881 there were $50 car loads Of Montana
freight transferred at Mandan going sast; IN
1882 there were / lat.
Bozeman will build $1,000 school house
this year, the plans being furnished BY Mr..
Byron vresland, Of Miles City.
At 9loster last week . man named Le-
Compile shot Mike Powers In tho head and
leg. The wounded man will In all PROBABLE
ity recover.
Samuel Trumbull, An employee Of the grad.
ing contractor at Bridesyille, was recently
aajudged insane and sent to the Warn
Springs Asylum.
Beayerbead county people win BAY . tax
~ eighteen milk thus wear. kissoulians will
nav tvsntv.tvo mills. a reduction of two
mills from, last wear.
!, !. nn..r...oa thu, ar,,n. tina nr...nt
....,on of IN. I.ev;s,,tu,a Chatham eountv
will ask far $40 ooo for the purpose Of build.
;ng : nav coprt hou,e
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A Prompt Paying Company.

Mr.. Conrad Kohra had his house and con-
tents insured In the Fireman's Fund insur.
.pce company for 81, 900 when IL took fire re-
Gently. Mr.. Reed, the local agent OF the
Company. assessed satisfactory amount on
the damage to furniture and furnishing
and, q being deemed best, the cost OF repair
10 the building was deferred until the work
hsd been done. Mr.. Reed then took mp the
an oun,, Of the mechanics and those who hsd
furn shed material and transmitted them to
he Company. In response he received Al
once the following:
s.. SAW FRANCISCO, Jan. 16, 1883.
~ n Reed, Deer Lodge, N. t.:
ny.w on M for Kohrs' less. We will stand
exchange. T. W.
The Firemens Fund has long had IN emil
pspt reputation for being prompt In the pay
mens Of losses, and each loss 1t meets WIN
.,nsrms II. A sound company, liberal al
,u.,msnts, and prompt payment Of losses afs
important cons derations In tnsnrlng.
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FROM PHILIPSBuR0.
The Suicide Of William scott-Death Of
Jimmie" Collins.
Corre.pondence Ns,s North West.

Correspondence New North West.
PHILIrsBuRo, January 9, 1854 man
man named William Scott came down on the
stage from Bntte q few days ago and put up
at the Kaiser House. He was very quiet and
respectable In appearance, but his conduct
was such as to raise some doubts a TO bis
tanity. He stated that some parties In Butte
were DESTROYS Of taking his life, And that ne
had obtained tho services OF an officer In that
place to bring him In safety here. A few In
quiriss developed that nothing OF the kind
had occurred and that the unfortunate man
was suffering under serious alteration OF the
mind. He appeared, however, so harmless
rhat no steps were taken to watch him.
About two o'clock Monday afternoon he re-
tired to his room and Mt six in the evening
Mr. Kaiser went TO call him for supper.
Knocking at his door and receiving no an
,wer, he concluded that he had dropped to
sleep, and left him. At eight o'clock rext
morning he went up again, and failing again
to any reply, he went out on to the portico,
looked In at the bedroom window and saw
Scott sitting BY the side Of the bed. Suspect
ing something wrong. he ran down stairs and
returned In company with another man.
They opened the window and called. Still
receiving no answer, DR.. Bowie was sent for
| and Immediately entered the room and dis
covered that the unhappy victim had hanged
himself to the bed-post and been dead Tor
| many hours. He had evidently made two
i futile attempts, one with aome 1ight leather
.trinss, another with . cord which, he had
taken from picture on tbs wall. Both had
broken With him and ut Last he took the rope
] from around his blankess. Making aslip-
nosse In ons end Of 1t and slipping It over
| his haad and fastening the other 70 the bed
post he succeeded In ending his misery. A
| Jury was summoned BY Judge D. e. Thomas
Who broughs In . verdict according to the
fscts. Ths deceased was . man Of about
forty or forty. ave years Of age, large and well
busk, o( exoellently good habits, industrious,
careful Of his money, and not. addicted to
| drinking. He bad S30in his pocket apd bank
certificates Of deposits 10 tbs amount Of $3.50
| and $500 In cash deposited with Kaiser. He
/ had $500 In cash when hs came to Philips
burg. go Of which cannot Do found or 40
L counted for. He had Letters showing him to
bs possssssd Of considerable property in this
Territory and 10 California. No reason car
be eiyen for the rash deed bat temporary ,n-
sanity. .
Al two O'Clock to day large funeral traiu
followed to tn last resting place the remain
Of "Jimmis," the only child Of Ar. and Mrs.
q. Collins.
at had opened mp but tiny leaf
or this book Of life:"
He was but three years old and died from
very sudden attack OF inflammation OF th'
brain. Mr.. Collins keeps the.boarding hous'
for the miners Of the Hope mine, with whom
| the little fellow was . universal favorits
The mine was closed from the lime Of hi
ieath until after the. funeral, which all th,
| miners and most Of our citizens attended.
ELoRATIs.
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il about IS, 900, which III y, ~ h. .'ti! upon
the owner, Mr.. John II. Serbian.
Michael O'Neal, private in Co. b. Fifth
Infantry, Fort Keogh, fell from the railroad
bridge over Tongue river on the night OF
January 4th, and was dead when found next
morning Too muck whisky WAS the cause
Of the accident.
The proprietors of the Glendiys Press seem
to disagree without agreeing to do 40. q. n.
Burdick has sold his half Interest In the con-
Germ to W. w. Mabee, publisher NJ the rival
paper, and the ls'fer se-ins not 10 leo nn good
terms with the owner Of the other half.
+. s. Kirkwood Otherwise known ss "Mis-
souri, Bill" fr-ight-r Died NJ Brnt"a last
week from cancer On ta'- lett hang. tie
leaves his property, worth about s:,oJo,to i'll"
aister, If she can be found; otherwise 1t is to
be funded, and the interest TO be used for the
| relief Of persons in distress
The hsrses for which Albert Hunt, of the
Teton, was searching when he was killed,
have been found. They were not far of their
range, and were found about ten or twelve
miles from the ranch. This discovery dis
proves the theory that Hunt was killed by
horse thieves in the act of getting the horses
| from him.
Nelson Moore, employed in the Leggatt
planning mill At Butte, was caught by belt
last Monday week, taken up and whirlod
around the wheel at . velocity Of 80 revslu-
tons per minute until his clothes were oil
stripped from him and he fell bruised and
/ xk.a ip,,, mot
considered dangerous.
There were 554 ,o52 bushels Of oats. 141 "A!
bushels of wheat, and 800 bushels Of barley
raised in Gallatin county in 1889. The oat'
| (which weigh over forty pounds per bushel
represent a value of 1887 ,sS6. The wheat u
worth s17s,s and the harley 81 800. Tit
total value of the cereal product Of the county
for the last year is S574, os2.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of TIT
| Second National Bank of Helena, held las
evening, the following named persons wsr'
elected Directors for the ensuing year: d. s
Wade, John Kinna, {. X. Cole, Corneliu
Hedges, Chris Kenck, J. h. Sanford, Geo
Breck, E. ID. Edgerton, 4. K. Bunker. Ate
the stockholders' meeting the new board OF
ganized and elected the following officers
ID. Edgerton, President; ID. 8. Wade, Vic
President; A. L. Bunker Cashier.
Some esthstic cuss in Helena wants til
hotels there to furnish individual butte
plates. Next day he'd probably want goo
butter on them. Another day he might CON
plain because there were not napkin
enough to 60 around, and again he woul
want good coffee At breakfast. SO there woul
be no end to the desires Of this aristocrat. Th
best remedy we-can suggest Ia to move tn
capital to Deer Lodge, and We guarants
. that our hotel keepers win not need an
!. criticisms through the public press.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

At an early hour, the morning Of the 10th
inst, Mrs.. Kaiser, while arranging the sleep
ing rooms of her house, found In room No. 6
kthe dead body Of VIM. Scott, . recent
guest Scott had committed suicide by stran-
gulation. Taking q small cord from picture
frame suspended on the wall, he fastened one
end OF Il about his neck and then turning the
other around the bed-post he sat down upon
the door aud deli berately choksd himself to
death.
=. The suicide was low, heavy set man, dark
hair and beard, and apparently not more than
forty years Of age. He has several times dur
ing the past four years worked in this camp,
sometimes chopping wood, at other times
mining, and Was, believe, engineer In the
Algonquin mill during the past sumner.
His general demeanor was excellent. Being
q very quiet and taciturn person with no con-
ndants but little IL known Of his past histo-
~. He left In the hotel safe $500 in money,
and on his body was found certificate Of
deposit for s763 drawn by the First National
Bank or Helena In favor Of William Scott on
six months time, dated October q, 1882; also,
$50 rs In cash. From letters found In men,
orsnda book he was ut one time In business
ct Spokane Falls, w. T., considerable Of his
correspondence coming from that quarter.
written BY enc Chas. L. Gray. coronsr's
| inquest smpaneled to view the remains de-
oidsd that bis death was caused BY volun-
tary strangulation.' Scott will be buried %
morrow, a0d'if his relatives. should any So
this notice, wish further information they
may address Judge David 4. Thomas. ofthis
piacs, who will write them fully ~ 70 .whaa
| he knows regarding the matter. =, )
AsI write funeral procession 70 mourn
fully vending its way through our busy stresa
| 70 the cemetery on the hill. After An illnss.
| Of only twenty-four hours, little Jimmie.
the only SON Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coilins
of tins place. succumbed to aseysre att.cl
/ Of inflammation Of the bowels. dying In he
mother,s arms. He was . bright. beautiful
ana iovAbis child. just three years old And
more than the grisfsssickea. parents nAesrs
| 81. 49,. a..,h "a dav B.
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THAT HEAD.



That heod shall endure IN It, appointed
place."-James ]; Il.
Although this Ia village paper 1t has &C.
casionally shown some little enterprise that
was approved by its patrons, even II not
merited. For instance 1t was the
6rst paper in the. United States that
published an English translation Of
Nordenkjold's journal Of the voyage OF the
Lena; II sent commissioner on thousand
mile tourney to obtain frem the remnant Of
the Neg Psrces band history Of the modern
Anabasis. III has . special resident
correspondent in London, England and
In q subscriber 10 the New York
Bureau Of Illustrated Correspondence, fea-
ture that is surely destined 70 become popu-
lar and general. Well, as we said, these things
sstook." Then we thought an engraved head
that had some significance OF design and
beauty Of execution would "take." 1t hasn't.
Aside from our newspaper friends, who are
after all the people who most appreciate
merit and have greatest charity, there hasn't
ND to this writing, . single satirical soul In
spired kindly word to lip or pen In approx
al Of the change. The comments run this
way: at is excellent for an engraved head,
but always prefer. plain letter title"
'"That's a beauty Of head you put on toe
NEW NoRTH-wKsT last week, but I'm sorry
you made the change; feel as though I had
lost dear friend, when i see displaced the
old familiar line" You've done IL now
robbed US of an old friend, and put In its
stead nice engraving but one around which
not An association linking 1t with the old
time iingers.." And 30 the changes are rung
! We have thought sometimes, II would have
been better had the new head been put on
| the editor, and that on the paper remained
as 1t was. But-the years are young yet
Even the faces Of old friends change though
their hearts are steadfast. You will learn to
| like the new one better than the old-even al
you learn to like better the face Of friend
| when the earlier outlines yield to the impress
OF years, character and individuality. But
this 10 moralizing. Let us see what are the
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Our Dser Lodge contemporary, the NEW
NoRTH-WEsT, appears this week In 2 new
and captivating head dress, designed by III
editor, Captain Mills, and executed by Phila
| delphia artists. The pictorial part depict'
| features of the old and new civIlization-ths
| stage coach, the wagon ard pack trains, tn.
ste am cars, telegraph, ETC., together with
pan oramic view Of Deer Lodge, with water
valley and other scenic effects. The desigi
has the merit Of originality combined VIII
beauty, and adds tasteful establishment u
the paper.
The NEW NORTHWEST reaches us thii
week with q new and beautifully engraved
head, which symbolizes Montana as the key
stone Of the Northwest, and represents thu
passing away Of pack trains, freight Wagon
and coaches, and the advent from the Pacific
and the Atlantic Of the locomotive and teie
graph.-Atner.,
The last number of the NEW NoRrH-WEsI
comes out with . new head. 1t Is OF yer,
tasty design.-Independen
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By Telegraph 10 Nes0 NORTHWEST.


HELENA, Wednesday, January 1.-THE
Council still being at q deadlock, Gully .
short session was held this NOR ming.
Bailosing was resumed fer permanent
president Five ballots were taken, result
ing all aiike-B. r. White, 8; Granville
Stuart, 8: H 8. Back,l.
No reference was made to-day 70 the con-
test case, but IL Is understood that negodar
lions are In progress looking to the settle
mens of the matter soon, so that business
may 20 on. II the Couscil doss net get
down to business In q few days 1t will :nnd =
months hard work ahead, taking action on
House bills reported TO It. =
The House only held . forenoon session TO-
day. Following Is asynopsis Of general bills
alre ady introduced. There are others Of In
terest only In the localities 70 which they
apply.
Meadow introduced bill for IN act fixing
the salaries Of County Treasurers ~ follows:
Beaverhrsai, 81, 800. Chst~au &i.40O, Custer
q, 900, Dawson 81 40 lNalonsy win fght for
| 81 400 for Dawsonl, Deer Lodge 81 100. Gal
| lasin s4.ooO, Jefferson 81 800, Lewis s. Clarke
1890, Meagher 81 400. Misoula si.loo. al
yer Bow $500.
| On Tuesday Meadow, u Custer. Intro
iuced bin Tor m act concerning sAi1itosi
70 town lots and villages The bill compsk
psople owning additions totown sttes 70 isy
them out m sdch manner thst the streets VII;
| Be coatinusetOns Of those Of the town. Thu
tSsir also reqslsss such persons 70 plat theft
additions. 70 make > map theeeof and record
the same Ia the County R-cosders oface u
/ thas bqypugnsy haTs prcseosioas Bin esdsr
"a printed
| Baker. o. Choteau. introduced ball Tor -
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n. Nov w.;rsilsa Ioase.

The extreme cold weatirr OF the PCT few
davs has delayed the otzasisation Of tAe Ysw
lodseSof A. o. q. W. 70 bs instituted n Desr
Lodge, 49,
The following gentlsmss will compoee tas
ohar,,.r members of this lodge: 8. Z. LafAbls,
AddIsoa saith, j. Eyvan Gundy, Dry =. =.
Oviass. wsliing NapioS, X: b. Datia =
=. -Lcetwsod, v. X. Co.'s, wiiiiam g
wsbsr. }. p, Daneuohsl md osAen.
Y tn. pSesiag fsFOrganisf ZION an sso
- hsId thts svsning.
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MuaIppAr, hlse,ns & Go.
wHoLxsALE AID RETAIL
G r 0 @ il E ~
xz.r cossrAxrIr on nAsD
!. a Complete Assortment o. Goods
- &
which they ofisr on =. goc.i terms = ~
sAs.sss for the .cALIvQRNtA P0WDss
The Cold Snap.


Tuesday nights biiszard settled Into esr
r,6c cold SNAP Thursday. Mr.. Morgan, sig
nal oescer, reports the standard tnsrmome-
tara registered Wednesday night = follows
Deer Lodge a. below New Chicago - %
low. MissoulA So below; HelsEa ~ below
A. DIR. W. w. Higgirs' Deer Lodge rssldeaos
che reading was 80 below, and = W. .. Ill
ters. down the river, Il was ~ bsasw. 1nil
i the most intense cold ws have had fersev
ersi yssr.. II Win mot probably conanue
more than . day longer. fortunsssvs asos
4 IN GOOD condition and can stand u well
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uETsD STATES LAID orrIcE

UNITED STATES IATN VFFICE
HKLksA, NJ. T., Jan IL, 1883,
Notice Ia hereby given thai tile loLowin nv named
sster ha- d. notice Of hs intention to make Anal
PRO In -uppnr' oil hts Claim and secure nnal entry
thee- srd That raid proof will he msde before the
PrUsfs Judge OF Deer Lodge county, N r at his Of
fee In the town 81 Deer Lodge. SATURDAY, the a4th
dav OF February, 4. d. 1883, to wit NILi.tsM n.
MILLER. who uled rrt emptlon deelsra'ory statement
No. - far N" wy Of NwI. and the WV CT swk.
of Sec. No. ~, In Township No sN.. oi Range No.
Ncst, nnd h. ns.n.~ the blowing witnesses to
PRIV. Ms ron'innus itr, e. upou snd cultivation
oi stid irarr, T., wit: As,i'-w rnri.tvdus, u. An
frs i'InS Il iirr't sItAI', an" Peter 2 t"r.un.
all II Deer J.Sgr po-fnfic. D,sf I.pi - ouuIy, T.
II MOE k.gi ter,
- u - 3AsS -, Au'' tpr C,aiiuim.
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A vERMoNTER MISSING.
Information Wanted Of Chas. II. Midget.

EAST FLETCHER, VI, January9, 1883
To the Postnaster, Deer Lodge, ~ T.;
One year ago last spring, my son, Chas. ID.
Mudgett, left Yankton, Dakota, for Montana
Territory, by the river. Nothing has been
since heard from him direct, and his trunk Is
still in Yankton uncalled for. You may I'M
agine the anxiety Of his parents and rela-
tievs. Will you please aid his friends by Sc
curing the substance Of the above published
in your local papers, requesting any person
having information conserving him, to ad-
dress the subscriber and ohlige. ...s
Yours truly,
EP. MupaKrr.
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Hugo's Faith.

A,sne Houssays rsproducss In L.Artsste
profession Of faith recently made By Victor
Huge aftsr dinner at his house. "What b
death bat eternal lifss" said the poet. II
call 70 witness these miliisns- Of worlds;
what istheres sInanity, always inanity. II
prpnsunce the name Of God Iraiss . smile
On tho faces Of some Of you who DO mes b.
llsvs In Godi Why do they not belisve IN
0ods Because they believe In Tie living
forces Of nature. But what b nature
Without God Il d grain sfsand. What u
ths sarths A cradle and grave. Bat just
q the cradle has IT, beginning, The tomb haa
| IL rays Of light; II b . door closed upon thu
earth, but opened upon worlds Of which VI
catch glimpse. Let a. live On the Visible
| Messisun Lee savants, let - also live On ths
invisibls. Science will mako earthly dis
coveries, but Il will always b wrong u 90
not donipafsd BY . radiant idsal."
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.rs.psr.ssrs.

We ars indebted % NJ. Thes. Morgan. o..
q. Signal Service Observes for this station, for
IL following record Of m,xinun and mimi
ussm Temperatures ard The state q the
wsathst and amount q ralnfau for the week
ssdiag Jassary II, ises, =. taken each day =
's.asss Ter The sws.sy.sour hou" prscssdihnF !;
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Sta, zen WaI.sS- Geek

IN "ubA tnsa' aoi pts'Tv cpg learned NV hos
iness steamboats, and 10 hrst -cs-s h,G"l. mTr.d
aud family IN states: came from et Loa,' th's .un-
rssr: wsnt work and will give satisfaction gVe up
the plree without nurmur. Address
FRANK YARD,
H9LA Helena, N. r.
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Horse E8tTaN.

Straysd from walkerviIle, about June lust one
large, dark brown horse branded TT ON lett thigh,
ssar in forehead, about nine years old weight about
eleven hundred A liberal reward will he paid for the
d,ivery Of the same to VIM. Ter. Willow Glen, M
T., or address b. Z. YOUNG,
January q, 1883. Vaudeville, NJ. T.
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Agents Of the New North West.

Tn. following Agents are duly authorizes by
,h. NEW NORTH. WEST, and subscribers are
,,ou.,,sd 10 make settlement with them when
called upon;
w c.,i,n. GENERAL travelling Agent.
p.,,,,s T.Iess. Butte and walkerviiis.
chas. n. Smell. Helena.
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z stray Notice..

strayad from Ben Hoover ranch. near Pioneer,
about September 10 1889, two year old stud colt,
light bay color branded - on left thigh; also dim
brand Onthe left shoulder three OF four white feet.
ana bald face had n white spot ON each aide and
one glass eye. lie has been seen Dempsey creek,
Deer Lodge valley. Any person knowing the where
aho.ts OF sa,d animal will be enumerated II he viii
writ. to A. HOLLENBACH,
1n3tl New Chicago, M. IT,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-01-19
Estray.-Taken Up.

Came to my ranch about the Let Of June. 1883, one
sorIel horse b anded &C left shoulder, saddle
marked, small white spot ON forehead and sbout
Ave or six years old.
The owners will come and prove property, psy
charges, and take the animal away.
PETER LEvENGOOD,
Levengood's. Deer Lodge Co.. NJ. \.