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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-08-29
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The Cleveland and Hendricks Club.
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With patriotic desire to do something for
their country, some thirty.fve Democrats Of
this village got themselves together at Fire
mems Hall last Saturday evening and organ.
ized Cleveland aud Hendricks club, by
el"cting as temporary officers Mr.. Robert g.
Kelley as President and Mr. Thos. McTague
secretary Thos. L. Sapton, Esq, Of Butte,
AMI Treasurer Robt. @. Humber, OF Deer
Lodge, addressed the meeting on national
'""n"S and national candidates, but as the
call for the meeting only invited those sin
SYMPATHY with Cleveland aud Hendricks"
AMI which we do not happen to be, although
they need sympathy bad enough, the reporter
for this paper was not present 10 enjoy the
oratory. After appointing committees on
by laws, resolutions and permanent organi.
cation, the club adjourned until Saturday
evening, Aug 30, at . o'clock.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor of Deer Lodge county subject to
the action of the County Democratic Con-
vention.
1887 JAMES NJ. BAILEY.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor of Deer Lodge county subject to
the action of the County Democratic Con-
vention.
775tf CHAs X HARDENHRooK.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor of Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action of the County Republican Con-
vention.
775 If JOSEPH LopGE.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor of Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action of the County Democratic Con-
vention. j. *, UHI
776-tf
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor of Deer Lodge county, subject TO
the action of the County Democratic Con.
vcntion.
IS-tf WELLING NAPTON,
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The College OF Montana.

The second year of this institution of
learning will open next Wednesday with in
creased facilities and an enlarged corps OF
instructors.
Prof. James J. Robinson, a talented young
musician of established reputation In the
East aud graduate of Princeton, N. j., will
have charge of the musical department. The
College has two pianos and two organs, and
with Prof. Robinsons attainme nts in vocal,
rs we'll as instrumental music, superior ad-
vantages will be afforded in this department.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ART
will be opened for the first time. The teacher
In charge, Miss Lillian Hudson, discards the
mechanical and superficial methods of in
struction too often resorted to, and prefers to
sketch from nature and to teach her pupils to
do So She has recently come from her East
ern home and brought with her a full supply
Of materials for pencil drawing, erayon work,
pastel painting, painting in water colors and
In oil. which will be supplied to pupils at
Eastern prices.
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT
will be under the direction of Miss Martha
A. Potter, as Matron, who has had four
years experience in that department in the
Female College at Oxford, Ohio. While it is
to be regretted that the new dormitory build
ing has not been completed, patrons may be
rs iured that the most comfortable accommo-
dations will be afforded to students, both
male and female. The rooms are neatly car
peted and papered, and provided with spring
mattresses and other necessary furniture, and
the whole heated by ste am.
The philosophical and chemical apparatus
IL new and complete. Contributions have
been made to the library and to the cabinet.
A course Of lectures, scientific, historical
and literary, has been arranged for the year,
which will be free to students The lecturers
are men eminent in their respective spheres.
or these due announcements will be made
from time to time. With the favorable i'm
preston which the College made under the
disadvantages Of Its first year and the en-
larged faculty and improved facilities for the
year about to open, and the increased patron
age which is already assured, we may con-
fidently promise our friends and patrons sat
isfaction. So
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Horse Raising Under Difficulties.
Husbdndmdn, 2lst.

HHsodndUda, 2la.
John Galbraith, who lives on the Teton
twelve miles north ofthe Twenty eight lie
Springs, arrived here Monday evening last
on his return from the Crow Reservation
with 80 head of horses stolen from his place
last July. He had 10S head stolen on this oc.
casion, and on the 18th of July set out in pur-
suit. He followed the trail until he was sat
isfied they were southern Indians, and then
set out for the Saltwater Agency on the Crow
Reservation. He found his horses scattered
about in different Crow camps. The Indians
gave up the horses found, with few excep.
tons, where the brands had been mutilated,
but soon became dissatisfied, and he had to
move off the reservation in order to be in
safety. On one occasion he was held up by
a party of seven, who poked their guns in his
face, and but for the fact that they saw some
white men In sight would have killed him.
He finds horse raising a rather uncertain
business. This Is the third time this band
has been stolen, and the trials of journey to
recaptLre them and the loss renders the bust
ness very Improbable.
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MAGINNIS INTERVIEWED.
Dense Ignorance or Purposed Misleading
as to Montana's Political Status
From The Pioneer Press.

Delegate Martin Maginnis, of Montana, Is
in the city. In a conversation yesterday he
stated that he has positively declined to &C
cept nomination to his present position.
A number of other candidates are therefore
being discussed, among whom the most
prominent are j. X. Toole, of Helena, and
Samuel Word and G. w. Stapleton, of Butte,
all Democrats. The Democrats, Mr.. Magin-
mis- says, will undoubtedly carry the Terrific
ry this fall. This is due TO no expectancy on
the part of the citizens that their action in
the matter will influence Congress to admit
Montana as n State, but purely on party
grounds. The Democratic majority he places
at about fifteen hundred votes Speaking of
the business outlook In the Territory, Dele
gate Aaginnis says it could not be brighter.
The country is filling up rapidly, and Helena
and Butte, each with a population of 10000
inhabitants, are thriving towns. The Butte
mines are the best and most promising in
the world-there never was a better or finer
mining region. The CGur dAlene mines
also promise well in the future
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. III. G. Walton returned to Butte Wed.
nesday.
The Farnsworth geyser party are expected
home tomorrow.
DIR. +. Remington, of Lincoln, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. John R. Quigley came in from Black
foot Wednesday.
Judge Galbraith went to Big Blackfoot
country Wednesday to look up land loca-
ton.
Isaac d. McCutcheon, Esq, of Helena,
will be in Deer Lodge Saturday on legal bus.
;ness.
Mrs. William and Lew. Coleman have
been visiting the past week with Mrs. Bur
dess, at Wunderlicks.
Miss Lottie G Thomson, G rammar teacher
for the Deer Lodge public schools, arrived
from the East this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 2. II. Bielenberg brought
Miss Nettie Whtford and Master Julius ia
cohs from Butte for II holiday, and they are
enjoying it.
DIR. ID. J. Mcmillan, President Of the Mon
tana College, returned from Bozeman and
Helena yesterday. The prospects for the Col
lege are quite encouraging.
Mrs. Il. A. Eddy and Miss Edwina Ham,
mond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Ham,
mond, Missoula, are visiting in Deer Lodge,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Bonner.
Mr.. c. II. Wood, agent of the New York
Equitable Life Assurance Company, has re-
turned from Anaconda. His Company is re-
garded as one of the very best in the world.
Thos. L. Napton, Esq, with Mary and
Lauier, spent several days in town since last
issue, Mary taking occasion to give birth
day lawn party to her playmates in Court
House Park Wednesday.
sMr and Mrs. Joseph K. Clark, of Butte,
Mrs. q. G.. Birdseye and Mr.. Henry d. Cur
It's, Of Blackfoot, and Miss Lizzie Steel, of
Deer Lodge, are on grand limiting and fish
ing excursion in Nevada Creek valley.
Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert and wife, of st. Paul,
Mimi, will be in Deer Lodge next week, the |
guests of DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Higgins, and |
the reverend gentleman will be pleased to |
see all his old friends. Rev Gilbert will !
preach in St. James Episcopal church on
Sunday, Sept. 7th.
Miss Kate l. Sebenaler, who has taught |
the summer term of school at Drummond, |
yesterday. She is engaged to teach /
his winter in the Butte public schools,
which commence September Is, and will
probably in the meantime visit the National
Park.
Mr.. John Il. Wilson, the patriarch of Mon
ANA journalists, has been jogging around
he country the past fortnight in the interest
IF the Dillon Tribune, and made Deer Lodge
/ call en- route. He is one of the brightest
writer's in Montana and bruins the Tribune
With interesting reading. The larger part of
lis soul is now concentrated on the purpose
# getting the pioneers" to organize dur
ne Fair week, and we have no doubt he
will make success of it.
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BONNIE AUSTRALIAN.


We find IN the Inter Mountain the follow
ing: "The Deer Lodge horse, Bonnie Aus
tralian, by Regent, dam Christine, made .
splendid performance at Chicago on Monday
Of last week, winning mile and one-eighth
dash in the very fast time Of 1:5at within
second of the fastest on record, 1:54, by Bob
woolly,) and running the last mile in 1:4li.
1t is by far the best performance ever made
by Montana bred horse, and speaks good
word for both sire and dam. Thady ran third
in the same race. On the same day. at
Brighton Beach, New York, old Hickory Jim
collared first money In mile and one fur
long race, In i:57i--just three seconds slower
than Bonnie Australians slashing heat"
Bonnie Australian Is . four-year-old, bred
by Mr. s. Il. Larabie at the Willow run farm
Reg ent, the sire, is the property Of Mr.. Con-
rad Kohrs, and is still owned by him. Mr..
Larabie last year sent Christine, the dam Of
Bonnie Australian, to Kentucky, where she
is in foal to Longfellow. He has now two
full brothers of Bonnie Australian, aged enc
and two years respectively. 1t looks as
though the prediction that Montana-bred
horses would make their mark In racing an
mails was being speedily verified.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
To be Held In Deer Lodge, Thursday,
September 25th.

The County Republican Convention is
called TO be held at Deer Lodge Thursday
Sept. 18th. The apportionment thereto Is
made on the basis of one member to each
twenty votes, with such variations as was
deemed quitable-Anaconda aud other pre-
cincts being accorded such delegations as to
give fair representation TO the Republicans
OF the county The Primaries will be held
on the Saturday preceding, and IL is desira-
Die there shall be representation from each
precinct. Aside from Anaconda, we believe
The political parties Of this county are about
tied. What the vote in that precinct will be
IL problematical, no election having been
held there TO constitute test. The Reriew
estimates the precinct is about equally di-
vided between Republicans and Democrats.
If this is the case, the election In the county
will be close, with a probability that the per-
sonaI popularity of the respective candidates
will determine the selection. Whether it is,
or Is not, we counsel Republicans TO put in
nomination the very best men who will &C
cept the nomination for thu several offices
Republicans. whether in apprehension of the
Anaconda vote or for other reasons, have
Mt very generally ANNOUNCED candidacy and
this leaves the Convention free 10 select,
without solicitation, from the best qualified
and wOrthirst men Of the county its candi- |
dates. Let this be done. Success, If thus
achieved will be worth winning; and If de- |
feat il encountered IL will not be- discredita-
BILE II IL the custom TO draw political lines
In local as well rs general politics--a bad Gus. |
tom In some respects, yet regarded rs a ne
Cr>Sity to maintain political organization |
Let Us therefore nominate our best men and |
stand by them. If We can elect them, good; |
II n0', we will take our medicine" with be.
coming grace and be ready for another round. |
With thi" purpose in view, we trust an &C
tive Interest will be manifested at the prlma- |
ries in all precincts; that there will be a full |
representation, and that the several deega- |
tons will come prepared to name candidates |
who will deserve and receive the support of |
all Republicans In the county.
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The tramway 10 constructed for the Helena
Mining and Reduction Co. will be one Of
Huson's patent endless-wire rope tramways.
The principle OF construction may be briefly
described as consisting Of an endless WIRE
rope, travelling over grooved wheels or
sheaves secured to the cross-arms of elevated
supports placed from 100 to 800 feet apart
The rope, carrying suspended buckets so
fixed as to clear the sheaves, passes around
large horizontal end wheels provided with
devices for gripping the rope, which pre-
vents 1t from slipping, and enables Its speed
to be regulated.
1t will extend from the Comet mine to the
bottom OF the hill this side of the smelling
works, q distance of two and half miles.
IL is the longest tramway in the world, and
will cost about $4,000. The construction
will be under the personal supervision Of Mr..
Charles Huson, The inventor. aud he expects
TO get IL done inside of sixty days.
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A New Trial Granted Chas. j. Adolphson.
Herald, 23d.

This man was tried at the June term, 1888,
of the Gallatin county District Court, and
convicted of murder. He was sentenced to
be hanged in August, 1888. A full bench not
being present at the August session of the
Supreme Court, the acting Governor granted
him respite until February q, 1884. A full
bench of the Supreme Court not being pres
ent in January, 1884, the President of the
United States granted respite until Sep
TENDER l, 1884. The case has just been heard
by the Supreme Court at its present session
in Helena on appeal, and the Court has deci-
dcd that the evidence was not sufficient or of
such character as to warrant his conviction.
The judgment was reversed and new trial
granted.
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ORD. L. School Di.
AN OLD MoNTANIAN KILLED.
Accidental Death of DIR. j. O. Smith, of vir-
Virginia City.
Miner, 26fh.


From Mr.. j. FL. Baker we learn the partic-
ulars Of a sad accident, which occurred near
Virginia City last Thursday evening, BY
which DR.. /. @. Smith, an old and estimable
citizen was hurried into the great hereafter.
The doctor, in answer to sick call, started
from Virginia to Sawtelles ranch, on the
Madison river, about twenty miles distant,
to attend Mr.. Sawtelle, who was lying in a
precarious condition. He not arriving ut the
ranch nor returning to Virginia, parties
started out from both places in search of
him. He was found Saturday about o'clock
by Ed. Sawtelle, at point twelve miles from
Virginia, lying dead under the wagon. IL
seems that In travelling along, the Doctor got
off the road about fifteen yards. Here the
wagon overturned and the Doctor was
thrown over the dashboard, breaking his
neck. Death must have been instantaneous
The team was found standing, sentry like, in
the spot where the wagon overturned. The
Doctor was picked up and taken to Virginia
CITY, nj which place he was buried, the Ma
/, onic fraternity following the remains In q
body To- the grave. DR.. Smith was one of
the oid-timars in Montana. having come 10
Virginia City in 1852 He served in the
Idaho Legislature of 1861 with distinction.
Ills unfim-ly end viii be sad WIS to his host
of friends throu .hout the Territory.
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The Supreme Court on Saturday made the
following order with reference to the time
for holding Court in the Second Judicial
District Of Montana until further order:
Silver Bow county-At Butte City, third
Monday of September and second Monday
of March.
Beaverheaal connty-At Dillon, second
Monday OF October and second Monday Of
April.
Missonla conaty-At MissoaIa city. sec
ond Monda, OF November AMI fourth Mon
day of June.
Deer Lodge eounty-AE Der L"ig@ City,
first Monday of December and first Monday
Of May.
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Yellcrstone Journal.

Travelling Auditor CALVIN, Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, came In last night
on the freight train from Ignite, having
closed that station on account Of no business.
The Northern Pacific Coal Co. have shut
down their mine at Ignite. and as the only
business done there was In coal, there Is no
further need for an agent at that point. Liz
mite comprises some fifteen houses occupied
by miners, who will now have to break up
and move to some other locality. The North
ern Pacific Is now getting Its coal at Timber
line, near the mountains. The shutting down
Of the Lignite mine throws fifty men out OF
employment They were making about 81
day.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION !!

Consult your own interests and buy the
'.Renowned' Osborne No. IL Irvine Binder,
the standard machine of the world 1t has
proven itself to be the most durable and most
positive Binder ever offered 10 the trade
over eighty sold IN Montana In 1888. have
] ust received car load las improved for
1884; also Irvine, extras, etc. Please reserve
your orders, and call on me for prices, terms,
sc. JOHN 'O'NEILL.
775tf
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FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county, subject to the
action OF the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
ia THOMAS MCTAGUE.
hereby announce myself rs candidate for
Sheriff OF Deer Lodge county, subject to tho
action OF the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
IA IT JAMES b. McMAsTER.
hereby announce myself az candidate for
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county, subject TO the
action of the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
ia IT n. DICKINSON
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ssockh elders Meeting.

Notice IL hereby given that meeting of
the Stockholders ofthe Consolidated Minnis
Palmer Mining Company will he held at
New Chicago on Saturday, September 20,
1884, at 2 p. m. A full attendance Is request
ed for the purpose Of transacting such BUSH
ness as may come before the meeting
JOHN A. FEATHFRMAN, Pres't.
DUNCAN DINGwALL, SEG'Y.
New Chicago. Aug n, 1884. 7So.5t
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SHERIFF SALE.
John Caplice ct al. Plaintiffs,

Nicholas ii. Connolly, Defendant.
To be sold at Shcrif's Sale, at o'clock y. m. Sat-
nrday September 20, A D. 1884, In front OF the Court
Hoase door In the town and county of DeerLodge NIT
under and by virtue OF an execution I'm the above en-
Titled cense issued from out the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District OF Montana Territory In and
foI Deer Lodge county, the following described prop
erty, to-wit
BLOCK number Ave t5l In the town of Anaconda, ac-
cordng TO the official plat and survey Of said town ON
NE In he ONCE OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF
Deer Lodge comfy Montana Territory, together with
all and singular the buildings Improvements, heredit-
aments and appurtenancer therennto belonging or In
anywse apperfatning. All OF SAID property situate
ritOry.
Dated this 2sth day Of August A, D. 1891.
JAMES b. McMASTER, Sheriff.
Br Ton McTAGuE, Under Sheriff. TOD-4t
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Notice Of Final Entry,
U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

49, Heenh, NJ. T.. August q, 1881. (
Netlec Is hereby given that the following named
settler has led notice Of hrs intention 10 make Anal
proof support OF his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Receiver OF the IT. s.
viz. 4.NE -
CARL KLElNsCHMIDT,
Who made Pre- emption Deciaratory Statement No,
5l7l for the Lots Il and 81 Mex of section No.
6TN No. IAN, ofRnw
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his contin
IONS residence upon and cultivation of said land to-
wit: $50 'A'' w
Emil cyl OF jefferson, NJ. t. Albert EIe insckmi dt
and Malcolm Mcdonald, Of Rrlmviiie, MT.
I06t n, ATKINSON Reylsfar
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GRANDMA CIGARS.

After n test Of fifteen years the celebrated
Granadina Cigar has proved itself the best
U"nestic Hdrdad Cigar on his Coast Messrs.
W. Coleman Il Co, of Deer Lodge City, NJ
! .'hr' the soie agents of this brand for Deer
Lmigs. lily aud county, NJ. 4. Mauufa
Iur~d hy q. Com a Co.
H9 0n San Francisco.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Supervisor of Road District No. |, Deer
Lodge county, subject TO the action of the
political Conventions relating to this Dis
trict.
'Sotd PETER HARTz.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Supervisor of Road District No. /, Deer
Lodge county, subject to the action of the
County Democratic Convention relating to
this district. JOHN BARTON.
7S7-td*
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For CORONER

hereby announce myself as candidate for
Coroner of Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action of the county Democratic Conyen-
ton.
ia If HENRY =. MCFARLAND.
i hereby announce myself as candidate for
Coroner of Deer Lodge county. subject to
the action Of the County Republican Con-
veniion. JERE. MCKAY.
7SI-tl
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FOR PROBATE JuDGE

l hereby announce myself as candidate for
Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county, sub
iect to the action of the County Democratic
Convention. :.
~ DAVID NJ. DURFEE.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county, sub
j ect to the action of the County Democratic
Convention of said county.
IS4-td w. III. TRIpPRT
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We hare no1O In stock a full line
of House Furnishing Goods, Shelf
Hardware, OUeensUare, Black
smith $ Waeonnoaters' Material,
Carpenters Tools, Farmers I'M
pIen1ents, Champion Keepers and
.MoWers, front and rear cut, NTH
full line of extras, Hay Races,
Nichols, Shepherd g. Co. IS Separa-
tor. WAGONS, &c.
We guarantee our
Goods TO be the Best Brands, and
make a Speciality of Tin, Copper,
and Sheet-Iron U0rb.
7s2tf fE.NFOyN q. ZE.FOR.
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The lease Of the Mountain Glen Dairy to
the Lear Bros. having expired, Irvine &
Taylor, the proprietors, take personal charge
and ask the continued patronage of the pub
lic 7g0.2t
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FOR TREASURER.

I hereby announce myself az candidate for
Treasurer of Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action of the County Democratic Con-
vention.
III If r. G HuNpFp
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Not.cs ei Settlement.

As design removing from Deer Lodge In
few days, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to me, or receiving bill for the same,
are requested to make prompt settlement
1881 JOSEPH RICHARDS.
Deer Lodge, August "a, 1894.
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NOTICE.

Having bonght out T. w. Richards, ] am
now prepared Ia do all kiIniS at hauling. big
wagons for furniture. Wood constantly on
hand. Leave orders nj Garlron's
180-tf GEO. TUCKER.