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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
Vkke EelH0n.

Il na, been 4 source OF gen
eral complaint this year that til
Legislature did not leave mu.:l
money i'm Carson, anal that Il!
session was not Il financial benef!
to the city. \ barkeeper VIII
has been feeling the ceTninercia
pulse of the session, yesterda,
outlined his views upon the sub
.iect:
You see the members VIII,
came here this year had q GROVE
. of hangers on 10 support al
| through the session. \ big
gang 'er stit15 came up to get
clerkships. You know how the
Constitution stands on the clerk.
ship question. The demand eX-
ceeds the supply. Each fellow
had promised some coon or
another that he would get bin
in, bat as said before the Offices
wouldn't go round and then
these coons what got left had to
be supported through. the session.
That's where some of the money
Went and d member didn't have
the nerve 10 come into q place
and drink het"3u>e there was a
lot 0l the S'iti. Il. Isl! heels that
woall ring in. So they would
buy a gallon CT "hiskcy and q
box oj cigars on the quiet and
take 'enI 70 their rooms. They
didn't tackle the tiger nlEcn,
poker was thojr game and blHsS
my soul how they did warm the
boys on poker. They hit the fra
ternitv some heavy ticks, be-
lievc half Of those fellows Just
run for the Legislature to git q
chance to play poker in Carson.
Some Of those poker sharpS from
the great East are dandy's ard
no mistake. If there had been
q Senatoria! fight OF course
things would have been ditfei-
ent. From 4 business standpoint
there is nothing so good as a
Senatorial fight, the Constitution
ought TO send q Senior on every
year and give the deserving
poor a show. have an idea |
hat in two years from now |
you'll see the blanldest biggest |
-." Here some State Off /!
.er5 came in and he went to the |
)ther end Of the bar to ne gStiate |
with the same.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
Surgeons Coming

The Surgeons Of the Salt Lake
Surgical and Medical Institute
will be at the Arlington House,
Carson, Friday, March 8, fully
prepared to treat al! deformities
of the body, eye ear and throat,
surgical and all chienic diseases.
Persons suffering from any Of
the ah0vc diseases will do we'll
to visit these surgeons. Con-
sultatlOn free.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07

\ man IN Napa City who lost
an only child felt SO grief
stricken that be sat down on the
same day OF the funeral and
wrote a letter TO the Bodie
Bodie Press, giving a minute
description OF the funeral, even
10 the trappings on the coffin
and the cost thereof.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
STOCKS.

SAN Francisco. March G.-E"llowina
are the opening and closing quotations :
Union, *; Savage, 2 20, II: Navajo,
5 50: Sierra Nevada. 3 %. ; s.; Con.
virgins. SIC; Mexican, ) A.; Scorpion.
75c; Martin White. Sc; Could L. Curry,
); Ophir. 3 20. :; II: Hale & Nofcrnss.
Utan. :. 30. q: Best y Belcher. s.:
California. l5c; Chollar. / 80; Albion,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
CLOTHING.
WEATHER LHAuGES
CLOTHING.

'I'ssE FRE4GENT CHANG ~
pecusiar .iiS season OF the
wear aGIi0HiSsi ven {" discard all
ii-is1-wetgn tEGth;Et@ and adopt
shat tsecreei ane, required for
Winter wear.
IL, eur capacity ~ sE@thiers TO
the y.sa1e sex. W aEa Si,ocs ing
scGck o. nCU. sfTviceall- and
stylish
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
! man III Napa City who los

This is the same as last year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07

The bills extending the terms
of assessors ana providing for q
commission to so TO Washing
ton IL the interest Of the Colo
RADIO river have not yet been
signed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
Dancing school O..

At the Opera House. Glasses
every Saturday from to p.
NJ, and from TO . l.. NJ, after
which dancing until - O'Clock.
Terms, payable in advance.
Adult class, per month, 50 !;
children, under fifteen years,
So. Music furnished for balls
and parties at a reasonable
figure. HALL n MEDEH.
The Board of Capitol Commits
sioaers have reappointed {.
I.atta as ,janitor Of the bull ling,
and George b. Webb, School
Trustee, has been selected rs
night Waterman.
VI. Cohn went below last night
to lay in another big stock of
goods.
Look out for \. Bergrnan'S
new advertisement: in tO-mor-
rows issue.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
II REF.

carort.
W. J. Prinkler has been ap
pointed jailer by Sheriff Swift
| The trial Of F: E. Graham, 70
burglary, begins in the Distric
Court this morning.
| There will be IL change in the
proprictorship of the Arlington
House in a few days.
| Hon. W. NJ. \. johnson left
for San Francisco last night,
where he intends to settle.
Mr.. Douglass, Of San Fran
cisco; is the guest Of Mrs.
James &. CheSiey.
The Jury summoned for the
"fa''a'h 'fiai are required 70 r.
i''i' I'll . : cieei~ 'hi> 'hoi hi"s'
Max AroDson, the tobaccOist,
is packing Up his goods prepare
tory to migrating to Tuscarora.
Gus Hebberline leaves for
Hawthorne Tomorrow 70 engage
in the private a.saving business.
S,i.nia Palmer mt that s,ock-
inc on This evenj,r in INV
cu,eo,bnort "
''''''' " wv WI 49,
trim Flo VIII bo ahsen+ ohor+ o
,,,ooL-
''1 y IA l. ''1.>''' 'e"oe
INC '00''P' 20 '''-N . - ''0
masquerade ball given at piper's
Opera House, ' irginia City,
>r,r.b -
" Ny Sweetheart should
draw a large crowd at Opera
House tonight. Miss Palmer
Is pronounced the pfettie5t
-oujrette on the American stage.
The ladies os Carson are cy-
greet interest in the
decorative art, and some OF their
productions VIII stand thetost Of |
the 3f-Vere5t criticism.
Fish commissioner Parker j.
,aueinc carr, 70 ha n,.,rtad oil
,ver the State The mAat If |
his fish j. said to he neorl : rs
nutritious a. bee!'
Or, X. Dawson ann fOmi,v, |
residents of this city |
nave taken Up their residence |
n Cetlarvtlle. Modoc county. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
Suits and S;yercoatS,

Which nre frten,ie.i. ana. c:sl.tos
fail 80 meet every taste and every
purse. To say that Gar price. are
reasenas BILE throughout il = state
ia mt " i"h can be verified by eH-
amininS our E0e>ts and con,par-
Ing our Figures viii, those asked
by other houses in OGsr line for
garments 81. similar quality.
Oar SIS ani SEQ suits and Over
ca;sts for adults. and cur - and
.aGi 30 suits for boys and children.
can't he 'eGuaIIed anywhere for
the money. net alone sGrt,assed.
Our Australian All VsoGI. OId
Gold and Gray Undergarfnents
are of themselves worth u visit. at
OIr store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
Mixing Ia In.

49, 49, - III tldiIN IL
ceipt Of circulars and pampf
: lets from the East, giving tn
. editor instruction. relative t
! the great questions Of the day
In one circular we are told tina
= unless there is a low tariff OF
iron the country will be dcliV
cred over to destruction. ant
just as We get an editorial fin
ished in which We call vOciier
euSly upon Congress to reduc.
the tariff on iron, along come,
another circular conveying the
intelligence that tidal wave %
poverty will strike this country
amidship unless there is a heavy
protective tariff on iron. We
at once drop the iron as if ii
were red hot and grapple with
the constitutionality Of the new
Chinese law. We ever had a
very clear idea Of the law. but
when q man stops Us in the
street and asks why we don't
tackle the cOnstitutionality of
| the law We hasten 10 the office
to do his bidding. \ man who
pays his twenty-five cents Il
week for the APPEAL. will not
find us holding back and plant
ing our heels in The turf like Il
Colorado mule when c0neti:u-
tIonai things are required Of Us.
We have never quite come to
time on this question because
there are new ideas coming in
on this matter every day, and
when the returns are in this gee
ton Of the world will hear from
the jury, Of which We are fore
man. Again, the question of
female suffrage Is Il trouble to
Us. SusaR b. -intheay forward
ed q circular asEing Us 70 swing
our powerful influence for her
sex, and we We're Just about To
90 so when along came a pamph-
let from & woman ia Maine
showing very clearly that her
sex wanted no sutfrages at all
and asked Us 80 send her SAM .
pie copy Of the paper, if We :
made any editorial comments. /
We have stood by Susan y. all /
these long years ana swung the .
uuadruIaterai lantern OF human !
intelligence about our head for
her, but she never asked Us to
send her a sample copy OF the
paper to her address. We have
felt like standing az her back
until her enemies were beaten
off, but we will have to side
with the Maine woman now.
Maine women always were our
first choice. Then comes the
question. The tariff on
lumber is a great question back
East and we get more circulars
on this lay than any. The tariff
sockers-on and the tariff iifteYs
are abou, /. stand OF on the Ium-
Der matter and all want our
views ard sample copies. If we
had q stict. Of lumber for every
circular We have received on
this question We would make
the V. * T. Lumber and Flulne
company sick OF competition.
A gain, the question Of leather
production is forced upon our
by means of cir
.ulars and pamphlets until the
air seems filled with old boots.
The country seems on The verge
If dessolatiOn every morning
because the grain crop is over
lone, but comes up smiling next
lay for the same reason. It is
he result of our ripe journalistic
that the Atlantic and
Middle states peg along about
he same whether, we turn the
calcium light Of our editorial
opinions on them or not.
NY Sweetheart
The New York clipper has
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07

The meeting Of the Board of
Insane Asylum Commissioners
attracted a large crowd at the
Capitol building yesterday. The
meeting Of the Board was called
to decide who should have
charge Of the Asylum for the
next four year. Dr.. Bishop
OF Eureka was an applicant fer
the position and got three votes
out OF the six. This made
dead lock and retained DR.. DaW-
son, the present incumbent. On
4 resolution to declare the office
vacant the vote stood: Hal
lock, Laughton and Adams in
the affirmative and Deal, Tufly
and Hutfaker in the negative.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07

The tax for 1883, as levied by
the County Commissioners, is as
follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07

Yesterday the County Com
aissioners advertised q list of
all Claims allowed. This is re
CURED under the new law and
the taxpayers can sean the list
and see exactly where their
money goes.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
Death Of James N. York.

James n. York, one of our Oldest and
most respected citizens, died at his home in
Deer Lodge last Sunday evening. Mr.. York
had been Ill several weeks, but was thought
TO be recovering, until day or two before
his death. He was born In Lexington, KY,
June q, 1923. At eleven years of age he nc
companied his parents who removed to Jack
sonville. Ills. Two years after they removed
to Missouri where they lived until the out
break of the Mexican War, when he enlist
ed in Col. Doniphan's regiment, went to
Mexico and served until, the end of the war.
In 1854 he was in the employ of the Over
land Stage Company at Atchison, Kansas,
and soon after had q drug store in Doniphan
In that State. He afterwards went to Colo
RADIO when the Pixies Peak excitement pre-
vailed, and from thence came to Montana.
He was one of the famous Stuart expedition
that explored the Yellowstone region In
1868. and was accounted one of the bravest of
the daring band. For many years Mr.. York
has been resident of Deer Lodge and n
most worthy citizen. Honest, peaceable, law
abiding, moral and temperate. he lived his
days In peace respected by all who knew
him. His funeral on Monday was one Of the
largest there has been here, Deer Lodge Fire
Co., No. 1, Of which he was a member, hav-
ing charge of the body and the Cornet
Band discoursing funeral music As his re-
msins were carried to the Silent City Of the
Dead.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
MONTANA PRODUCTS.
Articles Desired for Exhibit by the North.
ern Pacific Company.

Mr. L. w. McNeal, designated by Agent
Stone, Of the Northern Pacific company, to
collect specimens of the minerals and agri.
cultural products of this district for exhibit
ton by the company in its principal offices
and on cars to be sent by it to the principal
exposItions this year, was in town Monday
arranging for specimens from this vicinity
1t Is desired to have specimens of every pro-
duct of the country and especially at present
of quartz, coal, lime, marble, and build.
ing stone, in pieces suitable for exhibit
Amy such specimens sent to or left with E. L.
Bonner & Co., Deer Lodge, will be packed
and shipped to headquarters without cost to
the owner Mr.. McNeal will visit Butte,
Glendale, Gable, Philipsburg, Boulder, and
intermediate camps, and where specimens are
given him will be shipped without cost. As
a practical exhibit this will do the country
more good than an exhibit at Denver or Am
sterdam, and we hope to see the request
promptly responded to. The name of the
owner and mine, with such record of devel.
opment and reduction as is possible, should
accompany the specimen.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
JOHN RoBINsoNis CIRCUS.
Next Wednesday win be Gala Day In
the Valley.

1t is not necessary to say a word about the
great circus. Every mar, woman and child on
the West Side and two or three of their
neighbors know all about 1t. But our adver-
Using contract requires "a locap each week,
and this fills the bill. 1st, we believe that 1t
will be all that it is represented: I'd, we be-
lieve it will draw more people to to wn than
have ever been here before, and that every
body will be satisfied.
An impression or a rumor, has got abroad
that because 1t is advertised "ten shows in
one" that spectators will be charged 81 90 to
each and the aggregate will be SO. This is
incorrect. One admission ticket takes the
bearer into and through the entire circus and
menagerie. If there are any "s;de shows"
that is different matter. We do not know
that there are. The circus is dead square,
up and up, all through show for one ticket,
and no humbug.
1t is not safe to count on hotel accommo-
dations next Wednesday night, unless You
have them engaged. But there is lots Of good
camping ground, the roads are in prime con-
di.ion, and extra trains will probably be run
on the railroad. There Is no doubt the show
will be in time for an afternoon performance
and travelling by rail the riders and horses
will be fresh. Take IL in.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
COPY OF SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the second judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana, in and for the County
of Deer Lodge.
Anna J.. Dodge, Plaintiff.
William A. Dodge, Defendant.
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet.
ing to William A. Dodge, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in On action
brought against You by the aboyenamed Plaintiff, in
the District Court of the Second Judicial District of
the Territory of Montana, In and for the County Of
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day of servce after
the service you Of this summons II served within
this county; or IL served out OF this county but In
forty days; or judgment by default win be taken
against you. according TO the prayer of said COM
plant.
The said action Is brought to recover decree of
said court dissoving the bonds Of marimony exist
ing btween plaintiff and Yourself and that you and
plaintiff be forever divorced from each other, that
plaintiff be awarded the custody of Edna Dodge the
For OF action plaintiff alleges that In February,
1882 You, without cause deserted plaintiff and have
since wilfuly abscnted yourself from plaintiff
without cause therefor, and now SO remain absent
And you hereby notified that, II you fail TO APP
pear and answer said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff will take default against you ana
apply to the court for the relief demanded In the
prayer Of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the District
l-A-l Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
1sEAL. the Territory of Montana, In and for
t~~i the County Of Deer Lodge, this 23d
day of July In the year of our Lord one thousand
r. L. DAVIS. Clerk.
Robinson& stapleton, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Will Lecture in Deer Lodge Thursday
August 10th.

Without doubt the most eloquent English.
speaking pulpit-orator in the world is Henry
Ward Beecher. He is now making his fare
we'll lecture tour, which will close, with the
last public lecture he will ever deliver, in
New Orleans this autumn. Mr.. Beecher, &C.
companied by his wife and Major Pond, who
has been his agent the past nine years, will
travel west ria the Northern Pacific and en-
route will lecture at several points in Mon
tana, including Deer Lodge, where he will
appear Thursday evening, August 10th. Fol
the Helena, Deer Lodge, and Butte lectures
he is under the management of Mr.. Frank
BoswOrth, who induced him to leave the line
of the N. p. road to make the last two en-
gagements, paying for the three nights
$500. He will have splendid audiences al
all points, and 1t is to be hoped the enter
prising manager will be compensated for his
venture. Mr.. Beecher is now seventy-one
and Mrs. Beecher seventy-two years of age
but as they will be brought across the noun
tains in Zeigler's four in hand barouche, it is
hoped they will be none the worse of the
trip. The Helena date is August 10Th and
Butte August 18th.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
In Memorlam.
Resolutions Of Deer Lodge Fire Co. No.

Resolutions of Deer Lodge Fire Co. No. 1.
WHEREAS, It has pleased our Heavenly
Father to call from our midst our friend and
companion, James Y. York, who was mem.
Der Of this company:
Resolved, That in the death of onr compan
ion the company has lost a noble hearted
member, and the community one of its best
citizens:
Resolpcd, That the heartfelt sympathy Of
the members Of this company be extended to
his relatives and friends:
Resolued, That In respect to his memory
the engine be draped in mourning, and thai
these resolutions be spread upon the min
utes of the company, q copy handed the
NEW NORTHWEST for publ cation, and /;
copy thereof be transmitted to the relative.
OF our deceased comrade.
WIN. COLEMAN,
r. T. KESNoN,
GEO. MILLER.
Committee
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
STRUCK IT RICH.
what n Five Minutes Street Interview
Yielded.

DIR. Chas. f. Mussigbrod returned yester-
day from Bozeman and the end of the Ma
tional Park road. He says Colonel Dodge,
division engineer, informed him the North
ern Pacific railroad would be completed to
Mouth Of Little Blackfoot August I'D.
The National Park road win be completed
by August 9Th.
Two stories of the National Park hotel are
now completed and furnished and guests are
being entertained.
The following shows the cost Of transpor-
tation aud act mi travelling time consumed in
reaching the Park from Deer Lodge by way
of Helena:
Going. Round trip.
Deer Lodge TO Helena 10 hours sl2
Helena 60 Livingston ~
Livingston 10 Park
Through Park TAT WILLY 20
When the roads are completed the actual
time from Deer Lodge to the Park win be
12I bonrs.
Governor Crosby will probably be in Deer
Lodge next Sunday en- route to Salt Lake.
Dr. N. says that the way they are building
in Helena suggests that the people there
must expect . Worlds Fair TO Be held there
next year.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
The Lindsay GOnpan ]

The Lindsay Dramatic Compa Nv entertain
ed few Of our people on ef oh of three
different evenings last week, playing The
Hnachbdck, The STRANGER and ri cseiieu. Mr.
John S, Lindsay appeared IN the leading
roles, and was ably supported Miss Ada
bwyer and Miss Ella Dunbar. Nr. Lindsay
IL really very superior actor A. I'd his Richie
dea Is rarely exceiled on the sta &c. We have
not space for extended mention but heartily
commend Mr. Lindsay's acting 10 our con-
tsmporarirs in. any town he m g visit. The
attendance here was very light but that was
no measure Of the merits OF the company.
fhis town IL being oyerworke' ! by shows and
somehow the populane appear TO prefer the
miserable, trashy, sensation y plays OF the
aay 70 tue sterling, siapdari dramas that the
orst minds have produced sd the greatest
actors striven to interpres- IL seems TO be
Tue same all over the COZ int w. The weeds
nave ehoked out the gre in. The standard
afama ~ vacant shrine.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
Guardians Notice.

In the Probate Court, Deer Lodge County, Montana
Territory.
In the matter of the guardianship of Francis j. Nc
Andrews, Thomas Il. McAndrews, Mary A. Mean
drews, and Alice A. McAndrews minor heirs OF
Francis G. McAndrews deceased.
1t appearing me, the Judge Of the above entitled
Court from the verified petition OF Mary j. Butler.
the guardian of the property Of said minor heirs that
sufficient exist therefor, and that the said
guardian has by her said petition asked for the sale
1t private sale of the property real Of said Minors to-
wit; A half interest In the wy Of the SEX and the
sen Of the SWH Of section 3 and the NWA of the
west In Deer Lodge county. H. II. 1t is therefore or
dered that Saturday the 25th day of August 1885,
10 O'Clock q. me- be set for hearing of said petition
and all persons interested In said land and next OF
in to said heirs, to- wit; James s., Michael, Henry
and Patrick McAndrews, be and appear before said
Court at said time In the court house Of said Court
Dated July 25th. ORREN EMERSON
1885, Probate Judge and Ex-oficio Clerk