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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-08

A traveller n Java tells that after
killing most venomous snake yard
and . half long, he noticed the tail of
another snake protruding from the
mouth Of the dead one an inch and q
halt he ripped the dead snake open
and found the inside one 70 be Just the
Same size as the outside one. The
natives say the snakes in that country
Kilkenny cat PIN 9 II one happens to
survive it eats the other.
The physical comfort 81 man who.
Of his own accord. Is industrious, the
Bailder and HO0dsDorker says, is in
every way q matter which has an
actual money ynlue. Those who are
disincIined to keep steadily at work
should be allowed no pretense Of an
excuse ofunsuitable surroundings. The
inference Il adds Is plain: Do Justice
10 ypur. W0rkmen. and. as rule, they
win do justice to you; st any rate, an
injustice done them viii surely, sooner
or later. be returned with interest
Itisnot unlikely that the diamond
field 81 Bingera. New South Wales,
win equal in richness the famous
Kimberley district Of South Africa. At
Bingera within the last few months,
hundreds Of diamonds have been dis
covered. and the Eize and number Of
the gems are said 70 Increase with the
depth Of th6 diegine A very f0rmid-
able obstacle 10 the elopmenf Of the
locality has been removed b. the dis
coEaxy at abundancs Of Water Tor
diamond Wishing and other PURPOSES
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The fact that the NEW NoRrH-WEsr IL
taken and read at every postofics and camp
and In almost every house in Western Mon
for estray horses being almost universally
successful In securing the same, unless stolen
and run out OF the country. We have been
agreeably surprised many times on advertis-
ing horses that had been estray for months
and years TO receive before expiration Of the
advertisement notice to discontinue the
same, rs the owner had by this advertise
ment secured his property. As time has pro-
creased herders and stock men have come to
watch for these advertisements In this paper
and to look on the ranges for the animals de-
scribsd, very frequently being able TO advise
the owner. This In not always the case, but
II is 50 frequent that, as tho number Of the
advertisements attest, owners Of cstray ami
mails End IL cheaper and more certain, where
animals have left their accustomed range, to
advertise than to spend days In searching
the ranges. A the brands are sometimes
such that they cannot be represented in type
We have had cuts especially made, and when
Q representation Of the brand Ii necessary,
m engraver cuts IL and the same Is printed
In It's proper position on the animal. This
costs additional, and the rates for estray ID
vertisiBg are given above the classified list.
We are frequently asked "How long must
We advertise m 'estray taken up 70 comply
with the Law ?" There il no law regu-
iating the matter, the Montana Law relating
to estrays being dead letter on the statute
books and the Legislature failing session
afrer session to enact rational ono, lest
thsre might be "some newspaper job in IT,
The customary number Of insertions is four.
We have never known but one instance
where IN owner found declined to pay the
legitimate expenses Of tho notice and care Of
the animal
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Ard buy the Mccormick Irvine Binder. 1t
is the lightest draft machine made. You can
raise IL higher and cut lower with 10 than
with any other machine In the world. 1t
will bind shorter grain and is easier TO adjust
from long TO short grain than any other ma
chine. 1t is more easily handled on rough
and uneven ground than any other machine.
All Mccormick Harvesters have the 1884
patent iron main and grain wheels, which
cannot break. They are made Of the best
material, and the name, Mccormick" is
sufficient guarantee Of its superiority over all
other machines. BY buying the Mccormick
you are sure Of getting an 1884 patent, and
you are not buying machine carried over
from 1883. We will put into the field and
start every machine and guarantee them to
do A No. work; in fact, to be the best ma
chine put into the market. We buy in car
lots, direct from manufacturers, and hence
are able to sell at lower figure than any
other machine can be sold for. We always
have full line Of extras. Call ut once and
leave your orders with the
JOHN w. LOWELL Co.,
80 Deer Lodge, Montana.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Cholera IL prevailing in Aries, near Paris.
MAHsErLLEs, July 23.-There were q
deaths last night.
LONDON, July 22.-The loss from the
great firs Of Saturday 1t Crane Wharf,
Wrapping, will reach $500, 900.
ToULoN, July 23.-Fifteen deaths occur
red here to-day. Apothscaries threaten 10
close because the city distributes medicines
free.
PORTLAND, July l8.-Charlss Lawrence,
better known = "Gassy Charley" was killed
to-day ct Astoria, while unloading vessel,
By being struck On the head with . rock
which fell from ballast-tub. Charley was
enc Of the characters Of Oregon.
NEW YoKx, July H. Cable special /:
There 10 now no doubt that there was CEN
spiracy To blow up the great Germania MON
umsnt at Nisderwald, Is we'll - to kill the
Emperor, Crown Prince and Bismarck. The
details have been quietly kept, but the con-
LESSONS Of various persons show the project
true.
NEW YoRK, July 1s.-U. s. Grant has
now closed his house and IL moving to Penn
sylvania, On farm owned by his brother,
Jesse Grant, whore he will 20 into The busi-
ness Of raising horses. Fred Grant has sold
oil his carriages and horses, and Is trying 70
rent his handsome villa In Morristown.
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7s5 It



The citizens Of Anaconda have arranged
to have grand ball for the benefit Of the
Anaconda school fund-to be applied on fur
niturs and appliances for the new school
house-at the skating pavilion on next Tues
day evening, July 18th, and no effort will be
spared to make It brilliant success In all
respects. A general invitation Is extended.
and we hope 1t win be the largest ball ever
held In the valley. For the information Of
residents along the line Of road, we are noti-
fed that there will be m excursion party
from Butte to Anaconda, and that train
win beswaiting At Stuart to connect with
Anaconda with the local evening train from
Butte Tuesday evening. Parties hero car
ascertain from Agent Montgomery IL con-
nection can also be made from Deer Lodge
BY the p. m. south-bound train, which
would affsrd number Of our people the
opportunity Of ate nding.
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We mentioned last week, Is An incident Of
local news, how q young man came here
from Butte, got booty, was relieved BY An
officer of his valuebles while taking n siesta
in the back yard Of saloon, taken care OF,
his money converted into a draft, and his
departure for Cornwall, England, with some
thing ever 81 900.
Friday morning we boarded tho Butte
bound train and took . seat beside Sheriff
Irwin, returning from Garrison. 81 noticed
at Garrison your local, Fell Among
Friends" said George. Eyes" "Well,
there's the auckland sitting opposite US
ing returned to Butte in charge Of the officer.
"Nipped tho money, did he? eyes. His
father and q man named Thoms say they had
81, 240 in gold coin buried in the cellar, and
this lad, ss he appears-although he has a
wife and child In Cornwall, England-disap-
peared contemporaneously with the money.
1 learned his direction and telegraphed Con-
stable Rhodes, at Garrison, to arrest him.
His nen-appearance there couldn't be &C
counted for until we learned he bad veered
into Deer Lodge for picnic. He turned up
in Garrison Wednesday night, and here he
is." "Did you get the money!" "Most Of It.
We got the draft for $500; ticket to New
York which cost $es, and money on his per-
son, leaving only about 500 short Of what he
Ia alleged to have stolen" "will his father
prosecute him ?" "No; but Tboms, to whom
the bulk Of the money belonged, will"
"what is his name?" civilian Hawke"
On Friday, William Hawke had hearing
In Butte for grand larceny, on complaint Of
Mr.. Thoms, OF Centerville, waived an exam
ination, and Is in jail awaiting the action Of
the grand jury. The Miner says, prior to this
occurrence, young Hawke had borne good
character, and was considered industrious.
honest and Trustworthy. 1t appears the
knowledge Of the buried deposit, and the
thoughts of wife and wee'uu across the sea,
were too strong temptation, and he fell
from grace.
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the committee appointed for that purpose,
will assemble in Helena on next Monday,
the 18th Of July. The magnitude Of the stock
interest in Montana calls for organization
and conference to consider matters pertain
ing to the general welfare, the united recon-
mendation Of such legislation as will advance
their interests, and the adoption Of general
and uniform systems Of round-ups, etc. There
is no law At present that would enable the
stock men Of the country to quarantine
against contagious disease, and securing
this alone would amply compensate their
united sffsrt. We trust the convention will
meet the expectation Of its promoters.
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Tom OohiItrss's Hard Luck.
Detroit Times.

DeTOU 4 utcs
Tom Ochiltrse, the red-headed Texas
member, who shares the honor Of being the
biggest liar Of the South with Joe Mulhattan,
came into the House the other day with all
the indications Of bad spree on his coun-
tenancs. His associates greeted him and
inquired:
"What the devil have you been doing,
Tom? You look as Though you had been
on lark"
Tom answered that he had been up oil
night, playing poker.
"What luck?"
"Never had such luck In my life-curse 1t.
Why, lost $1,000"
"SIx thousand dollars" echoed his friends
in amazement.
EYES," said Tom, turning to his seat, "and
the worst Of 1t ID that $40 Of 1t was In cash"
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The Panama Failure.

lno Tanafna Failure.
NEW YORK, July 15.-The Times says the
trouble into which the Panama Canal Com
pany is drifting Is shown by Commander
Richier's reasons for resigning the agency Of
the company at the Isthmus. He struggled
without success to prevent the fearful waste
of funds with which the work was carried on,
but that which excited his special indigna-
ton and caused his abrupt departure from
the company's service, was the reckless ma
nipulatioDs made regarding the progress Of
the excavations. His repeated protests were
unhseded and he resigned, refusing to have
anything moro to do with the company on
any terms. 1t 10 evident this hugo project,
blown up and sustained this long by the
prestige Of Ferdinand de Lssssps, Is in dam
ger Of collapsing through the utter loss Of
confidence in it, management and Its pros
poets. 1t 10 very likely to prove the monu-
mental failure of the age.
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Butts Miner , 10Th.

On Wednesday evening, during thunder
storm, while Mr.. James Waite was driving .
team Of Mr.. Henseley, who resides in the
upper Deer Lodge valley, whom he had got
ten within mile Of home, lightning struck
the ground just in front Of the leaders, 30
close to them that they were knocked down
and lay apparently lifeless. The driver was
considerably stunned himself After he had
recovered sufficiently to know what ought to
BE- done, he got down from the wagon and
took the harness from the horses. He had
hardly finished this work when the hsrsss
began 70 show signs Of life. He worked
with them for some time until they had -
far recovered that he coud put the harness
upon them and drive them homo. One Of
the horses had not on Friday afternoon en-
tirely recovered The driver hes been sufIer-
Ing with headache ever since be received ths
shock.
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DEDICATION SERVICES
or the Christian Church In Anaconda.

The Christian church in Anaconda will be
dedicated next Sunday, we presume by Rev.
Galen Wood, of this place, to whose efforts
Is largely due its construction. Rev. n. e.
Strsator, of Helena, will be present, and
probably also Rsvs. w. d. Lear, Of Corvallis,
and Z. o. Sharp, OF Portland, Or. Quite q
number Of the citizens of Deer Ledge will
attend the dedicatory services, the services
here on that day being omitted. The build
ing IL q frame structure, 25x40, gothic style,
with vestibule and bell tower. The cost, in
Guiding lot and furniture, will be about
s2,lO0, and it will be free Of all incumbrance
when dedicated. This is the first church
erected in Anaconda, although the M. f.
Church South have in course of construction
another, which will soon be completed.
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COMMISSIONERS, CONVENTION.
To Consider the Taxation of Northern Pa.
eiac Property.

Seine time since Commissioners Cuthbert,
Of Lewis and Clarke, and Dougherty, of
Jefferson, issued call requesting Commits
sioners Of the several counties traversed by
the Northern Pacific road to send delegates
TO meet In Helena July ., to consult a. to
taxation Of Northern Pacific property. There
were present at the meeting the full Board
OF Lewis and Clarke, j. L. Dougherty and
w. y. Powell, of Jefferson, J. v. Stafford, OF
Meagher, and J.Y. Batterton, OF Deer Lodge.
The Convention made some recommends
ton to the Legislature for amendment Of the
revenue laws, engaged Toole & Toele to fur
nish awritten opinion ~ to the taxable
property Of the Northern Pacific, and ad-
journed to meet again Sept. -, when it Is
trusted there will be fuller representation.
As the proceedings were not written up
when Mr.. Batterton returned, we defer fur
,ber. mention until they appear.
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MIXED TRAIN,
Bound Nortl

Ne time Is on the card for the Anaconda
branch. 1t Is understood, however, the road
Is being operated.
The mixed train on the new card is q con-
yeHience to the public, over the former sys'
TEN, but II is not yet such rs to be convenient
Cor the travel. which would be largely aug
mented by favorable passenger connections,
between Butte and Helena. We believe q
petition to the Northern Pacific and Union
Pacific Managers from the travelling and
business public of those cities, setting forth
the facts, and forwarded up through the LEGAL
oracsrs and superintendents, with their In
dorsement, would result In the establishment
Of "through-in-6ve-ho local passenger
trains between Butte and Helena, and that
IL would 10 remunerativc to the railroads.
Unless the two companies cooperate, 1t can
not be done. --..u 10.
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SUMMONS.

In the Probate Court In and for the County Of
Deer Lodge. Montana Territory.
Robert Fennsr and Jacob r. vaaQuady, Pitffs.,
Taylor Allen, Defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting TO Taylor Allen, Deiendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against yon by the above m med Plain
tits, In the Probate Court In and for the County
Of Deer Lodge, Montana Territory, and to answer
the complaint filed therein within ten days lea
elusive Of the day ofserviee) afer the service on
you Of this summons, or judgment by default
will be taken against you, according 70 the
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action 10 brought to recover from you
the sum Of two hundred and forty-three So foo
dollars due from you to Piaintins upon q certsin
promissory note set out and described In the
complaint hled In this Court, to which reference
10 here made, with interest on said sum from the
sixth day ofAugust, 1850, at the rate Of IN per
cent. per month till paid.
And you are herehy notified that II ron fell 10 ap-
pear and answer said complaint n above required,
the ssid Plaintiff will take . Judgment against you
BY default for said sum Of two hundred and forty
costs Of this suit.
Given under my hand aad the seal Of the Pro-
bate Court In and for the County Of Deer Lodge,
Montana Territory. this $50 day Of July,
IN the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun-
1854 oRREN EMERSON. cierk.
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The change in schedule for passenger trains
which took place on the Utah Il Northern q
couple Of weeks ago, was made suddenly and
without the issuance of printed schedules,
she trains being run until Wednesday Of this
week by telegraph. In the meantime the
time tables were being printed In Omaha,
and were issued 10 take effect Wednesday Of
this week. The time for passenger trains Is
the same AZ that on which they have been
run by telegraph the past fortnight The
material change on the northern portion Of
the line Is In a day accommodation train,
with passenger car, being put on between
Butte and Garrison, to connect with the
local train to and from Helena. Following
are the hours efecting our local travel:
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Consult your own interests and buy the
Renowned" Osborne No. ii Irvine Binder,
the standard machine Of the world. 1t has
proven itself to be the most durable and most
positive Binder ever offered to the trade
over eighty sold IN Montana In 1888. i have
just received a car load las improved for
1884; also Irvine, extras, etc. Please reserve
your orders, and call on me for prices, terms,
&c. RE aa JOHN UNEILL.
hey75-tf .ssg
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.


Tuesday morning, July 10. fire broke out
In McKee's saloon, Billings, spread. both
ways and soon destroyed the front Of the en-.
tire block, which was the first built in the
town. Thirteen buildings were destroyed
The aggregate loss Is $65 900, on which there
was SO, 100 insurance. The Enterprise men,
tions the following owners Of buildings
burned: Babcock & Miles, one story; L. III.
Fsnske, two stories; w. @. Pendlston, one
story, small; r. B. Kennard, ono story; Geo.
Took and DR.. Davie, ono story, log; G. 8.
HeEerlin, one story; w. J. Allason, one
story; Mckee Bros, two stories Flanagan
& Ryan, one story; Charles Rack, one sto-
~; W. NJ. Schimmell, one story; j. II.
Koltss, one story; Benton, Wells & Co., one
story. Other buildings on the side streets Of
the block were saved. Tho following bust
ness houses were burned out: L. II. Fsnske,
Wholesale and retail liquors, with Offices in
ware; 8. II. Erwin, Wholesale and retail
liquors; d. M. Erskine, fruit and confec-
tionery; J. II. Wilson, two barber shops ; M.
G. Main, jswelry; j. Zimmerman, clothing /;
Mckee Bros, saloon; Flanagan & Ryan,
saloon; Rockwell & Tovey, harness and sad
dlery; J. III. Koltes, saloon and q restaurant.
Portions Of all the stocks were saved. 1t Is
stated the burned district will be covered
with better buildings.
About noon Friday, July IS, fire broke
out in SEINE brush in Belknap, but was soon
sxtinguished. Soon after fire broke cut In
q vacant house near the Brunswick Hotel.
A high wind prevailed, and in two hours all
the buildings in the town-about one hun
dred-were In ashes except the railroad
depot and buildings, the Windsor Hotel,
Ellison's saloon and Adams store. A forest
had been cleared away to build the town.
Old logs and forest refuse were scattered
everywhere, and having become dry, burned
like finder. There was no Ere department
and no facilities for fighting IRE, and when
the fame seized the Brunswick Hotel all
efforts to control 1t ceased, and what few in
babitants there were-the town having been
almost desertsd-addressed themselves TO
saving such Of the effects rs they could. The
buildings were not valuable, having been
hastily constructed Of rough lumber during
the boom last winter. A work train with 70
men was run down from Trout Creek, and
the men forming in line as bucket brigade,
passed up water from the river and saved the
DEPOT The fire IL believed to have been in
ssndiary. The value of the buildings burned
is estimated at $4,000 to $4,000. Besides
this Mrs. Mix, r. L. James, z. Sales, Mrs.
German and J. r. Marks q Co. lost perhaps
$40 900 in merchandise and effects. The town
Of Belknap 10 gone. What few people there
are left readily find shelter in the saved
buildings, but there is some distress from the
loss Of household effects and provisions.
Belknap has had hard fate all the way
through its six months existence.
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COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that have cash on
hand to pay all warrants Of Deer Lodge Co.
registered prior to March /, 1884, and persons
holding the same are requested to present
the same for payment. All the above war
rants have been legally advertised since June
!, 1884, from which date sill interest on
the same ceases. X. T. HUMBER,
1885, Treasurer Deer Lodge Co.
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Persons In the vicinity Of Blackfoot City
and other portions of Deer Lodge County are
cautioned against furnishing supplies, or
person claiming TO work fer me. I have no
such persons employed, and will pay no
debts, other than Of my own contracting.
ROBERT 8. KELLEY,
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., July q, 1884.
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Effects Of Sleeping Together.
Science of Health,

Science Of Health.
There Is coed deal Of logic and truth in
the theory that Injury may be sustained BY
enc Of two persons who are accustomed to
sleep together. People differ in tempsra-
msnt, and the influence Of temperament 10
either negative or positive. Positive natures
are reflective; negative natures are abssrp-
tive. OF two persons who generally room
together, the positive one, II Of weakly habit,
will lose elements Of strength; they will Do
absorbed BY the negative, and the result in
time will Be decrease Of physical energy
and nervous power, which will be evident.
We do net approve the practice Of . sickly
or weak person sleeping with strong one.
Healthy children Of the same age may room
togsther, but We should protest against An
old person sleeping with young enc.
The National Park Hotel at Mammoth
Springs. has engaged an orchestra to play
every evening during tho season.
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Order to Show Cause.

In ths Probate Court Of Deer Lodge County,
Territory Of Montana.
In the matter Of the Estste Of Raphael Boisvsrs,
deceased.
On reading and Alag the petition Of 4. L.
Davis, the anministrator ofthe estate Of Raphael
Boisvsrt, deceassd, praying for an order 70 sell
the whole Of the psrsenai propsrty beioneinx 10
said estate and expenses Of administfation.
II 70 ordered that all persons interested In ssid
estate appear before the Probate Court Of said
County, q tbs Court room Of said Court, In the
town and County Of Deer Lodge, y. r., on the
9Th day o. August. 1884. 1t ten o'clock .. m,
then ana there 20 snow cause why said order
1855 oRREN KMERsoN, CLARK.
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GRANDMA CIGARS.

After test Of fifteen years the celebrated
Domestic Hdvdnd Cigar on this Coast. Mess. s.
w. Coleman & Co., Of Deer Lodge City, II
T., are the sole agents Of this brand for Deer
Lodge City and county, NJ. T. Manufa
tured by @. COIN & Co.,
ia 6m San Francisco.
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CHALLENGE

I do hereby challenge Thomas WEIGH to
run me n twenty-four hour race-go-as-you-
please-for One Hundred Dollars side; said
race to come off In Deer Lodge City. To
show that mean business, have deposited
SO forfeit with the NEW NoRTH-WEsr.
/ .Aa4 WV. MATHKsoH,
1855 1t Of Deer Ledge.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER

To the Democrats Of Deer Lodge County:
am candidate for nomination to the once
solicit your support.
TT GEoRoR CocKprLI.
hereby announce myself N candidate for
Clerk and Recorder Of Deer Lodge county,
subject TO the action Of the County Demo-
c-atic Convention.
TIT WIN r. suINIrv