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DEER LODGE FIRE COMPANY.


At the regular meeting of Deer Lodge Fire
Company, No. ], held at the Engine House
Tuesday evening, March IL, the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
year: j. II. wildman, Foreman; Gus Zosel,
First Assistant; Dan Boisvert, Second Assis-
tant; j. w. Yates, Captain of Hose; Charles
Aspiring, Secretary Sam Scott, Treas'r.
The Company further decided to extend
and ft up their building so it will be ade-
quate for the purposes of Town Hail. Their
lot Is 3ox13O feet. The present building COW
ers n space Of 30x94 feet, leaving an unoccu-
pied space OF 30x36 feet. The rear portion
of the present building is substantial and
adapted by raising II a few feet mere for con.
version into Hall. To this win be built on
a high addition, making Hall 72x29 feet In
the clear. A theatrical stage will be built In
this. the Hall conveniently seated and a
wide hallway extended along the engine
room 10 Main street. Large exit doors, for
cases Of emergency viii be placed on the
north side OF the Hall. The company has
some 81 700 Of cash surplus In It's treasury
and Il Is believed the investment viii pay .
cood interest for balls, theatricals, concerts,
Etc. A building committee consisting Of
scott stuart. Yates and Aspiring was ap-
pointed. Specifications will be prepared and
,ronosals received next week for the carpen.
~ work. It "a intended 70 have the work
aons ~ once. We are glad TO see the Fire.
men make this move. ~ they VIII doubtless
furnish Hall greatly superior 70 the one
now In use.
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INSPECTOR COLES REPORT.
He Mako. Various Suggestions About the
Penitentiary.

The report of DR.. c. X. Cole, appointed by
Governor Crosby to inspect the Penitentiary,
aad especially TO investigate the charges
made against guards Bell and Witter in the
Trappler matter, is published in full In the
Herald. After thorough investigation he
SAYS: From the evidence thus obtained
was confirmed in the opinion that the pub
lished charges against Bell and Witter are
unwarranted and unjust" DR.. Cole thinks
the discipline Of the prison should be stricter;
that all prisoners should be cropped and
shaved close, and put in prison garb; also
that they should be marched in numbers
nounces insufficient and liable to engender
disease. He cites tho inadequacy Of the
building, mentioning that IA prisoners are
kept in an lily ventilated log cabin of 16x16
feet. and the others in the main building are
kept two in each cell, 6x8 feet. He urges the
necessity of more outdoor exercise, and rec
ommends that three meals day be served,
instead of two also that the fence be white
washed, as q sanitary measure. There are 10
prisoners, and only seven guards, exclusive
of the Warden. This force Of guards, con-
sidering the insecurity Of the prison, he con-
siders . menace TO the lives and property Of
the guards and to citizens generally, and rec
ommends an addition to the force, and that
guard houses be established ut the corners of
the enclosure also that substantial wall re-
place the present rickety fence. The report
shows q careful examination OF the prison.
and the recommendation are good. Does
Delegate Maginnis propose to make any
effort to secure additional room In the Mon
tana Penifentiary? We have seen NOR heard
Of none yet. Itmight not prove successful,
but il would 1t least evidence good win In
the most urgent pnblic necessity that exists
In Montana, and we have never been aonr
WINGED that . well conducted effort would
fail
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"oFF FOR AMERICA"
Marion Gamble, the Road Agent, Trans
ferred to Iowa.

Another chapter IL 10 be recorded to-day in
the history of last summers stage robbery,
probably the last ofimportance In the county.
Warden Creel and Under Sheriff McTague
left yesterday Uid the Northern Pacific, hay-
ing In charge Marion Gamble, the road agent
sentenced for life, and who Is now trans
fsrred by order of the Department VI Justice,
to the additional u. s. Penitentiary at Ana
mosa, Iowa. The guards expect TO be gone
about three weeks, ami people In the big
towns they 20 through will be notified TO be
good TO them aud keep them from going
astray. Gamble expects 10 be gone longer.
His threat 10 Judge Gaibraith, on being SEN
tenced-"God help you, old man, IL ever ]
get out"-and the insecurity Of the Montana
Pcniteutiary, were probably elements In the
case that led to his being sent 10 prison for
life where practically IL inscribed above the
portals: =.
who enters here leaves Hope behind"
The opinion the Wardens and guards have
formed Of Gamble, and they become good
Judges OF criminal character, Nv not 70 ioity,
romantic and Tread as that with when, oy
aid of a uoncbalant deliberaieness, thor
onph bass voice and cynical hnmor. supple
uented by having three guns and dead
thing, he inspired his victims on Jones hi'i
In fact they think he isn't game nn'ess %
has the best OF 1t, and that b. " not . oan
g.row msn except that by cunning you,n
and continuous scheming 70 get away =
aighs be troublesome. However ~ ~
been ordered 70 other quarters, ana .no.'
probably remains but one more episode y
mis- M. 10 cbrouicle-the cessation OF ".
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PROCEEDINGS OF COMMISSIONERS.
At Regular and Special Sessions. March, 's4

/. Wednesday, March 3, 1ss4.-Accounts al
lowed on county fund.
/ The appointment Of Phil +. Evans by the
Assessor as deputy was confirmed by the
Board, and notice of his appointment, with
the papers, fled -----rz=-== .a..-.
March Determination of the Treasurer's
books allowing accounts.
On request of j. G. Slavery IL was ordered
that Road District No. u be divided, and
that new district be formed out of the III
vision, the boundaries of the same commenc-
ing on the south at Olson Gulch and extend
ing north to the bridge on Flint Creek, at
what is known as Travellers Home" The
new district to be called Gable District, and
J. C. Slavery appointed Supervisor of the
same.
SPECIAL SESSION.
March 7.-Grand and petit jurors appointed
Consideration with citizens of new court
house project.
March s.-The Commissioners deeming 1t
expedient for the interest of the cou nty, or
dered the issue, on the credit of Deer Lodge
county, coupon bonds in the sum of $4,000,
of the denomination of $500 each. Said bonds
to be issued for the purpose of redeeming the
outstanding warrants Of the county, and to
bear interest at the rate of Z per cent per an
mum, interest payable semi-annually. Said
coupon bonds shall be made due and payable
twenty years from the date thereof, but shall
be redeemable at the pleasure of the county
ct any time after the expiration Of five years
from the date of their issuance. The coupon
bonds to be payable at the Treasurer's Office
in the county of Deer Lodge. And 1t is fur
Their ordered that the County Clerk be I'M
structed to advertise for the sale Of said bonds
In the NEW NORTHWEST, and also In .
New York paper. Sealed proposals for the
purchase of these bonds to be opened by the
Board on the 4th Monday Of April. 1884.
Ordered that the County Treasurer be in
structed to transfer from the county fund TO
the contingent fund, the sum Of 81, o46.7 n. and
that the sum Of s11 ,046.77 be transferred from
the Road Districts II and IL to the general
roaAl fund.
Ordered that the time for receiving bids for
the building OF the court house be extended
to Monday, April %, 1884, and the county
clerk to renew the advertisements Tor same.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND SETTLE
800. NENT,

In the Probate Court Ct Deer Lodge comfy Territory
of Montana.
In the matter Of the Estate Of James NJ Dnge, decd
Notice IL hereby given that Reuben &. Davis, Ad-
ministrator Of the Estate of James NJ. Dinglc, de-
ceared, having, the sth day Of March A. D. 1884,
rendered and presented for settlement and hled In
this Court his dna account of his administration OF
said estate and that Saturday. the 18th day OF March,
1884 at ten oclocka m, at the Court House, In the
town and county OF Deer Lodge, has been appointed
by said Court for the settlement Of said account at
which time and place any person interested In said
estate mar appear aud CONTEXT the same,
ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
dated March 9, 1884. 76s-3t
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THE PROPOSED COURT HOUSE
Plans Submitted by j. II. Roberts, Architect

We examined recently the plans and
specifications for the new court house build
ing, drawn by j. II. Roberts, architect, Butte,
at the request Of the Commissioners Of Deer
Lodge county, and give below figures that
will convey some idea of the building, al
though not claiming to give complete de
scription or to be exact In all the measure
ments The measurements are given in feet
and inches.
The length of the building is 81 feet, and
the main front 90 feet, with projections on
each side o by IL feet. The height Of the first
floor ceiling Is u feet; courtroom floor cell
ings ~ feet. The height from foundation to
top of roof is 500, and from the ground line
TO top Of tower 1873.
The basement will be feet high, with ex-
cavation for furnaces and such other purpo-
SEES as may be required.
The first story Is devoted to offices, as fol-
lows: a corridor 10 feet wide running through
the building; Treasurer's office 20 l1xlS.4,
with recess for safe County Clerks office,
2GllxlS4 Recorders office 27X307, with
vauIt 14x206; Probate Judges office 21x30.7,
with vault 0x9S; District Clerks Office % 1lx
q, with vault 9x9ys; County Surveyors Office
193X22ll.
The second story contains the court room,
37x5s feet; grand jury room, 27x30.7; District
Judges room, 27x30.7; District Attorneys
room, lS4x26.11; and two trial jury rooms,
respectively 1S4x2611 and 10xl36. Both
floors are connected with the jail building.
Beside the rooms mentioned are several
smaller ones. The arrangement throughout
seems very convenient, and the vaults, while
grouped, are conveniently accessible from
the offices named.
The foundation walls are of stone, starting
from 4S-inch footings and reducing 10 %
inches. The brick walls of the first story are
II inches, and of the second story Is inches.
Heavy ptlasters of granite or white sand
stone extend up 10 the top of the first story,
and are surmounted by iron pillars, on which
rests the galvanized iron cornIce. The de-
sign gives the building both the fact and the
appearance Of strength, endurance and sym
metry, and is in keeping with the character
of the building. The vaults are very sub
stantial and are to be fitted with Halls pat
ent inner and outer iron doors, with twelve
bolt combination locks. IL Is stated every
expenditure TO complete this building in all
it's details, with the best material and work
man>hip, is covered by the plans and specih-
cations, so that a contract let with them AZ
an essence thereof, would cover every dollar
of necessary expenditure on the building.
We understand that two contractors are pre-
pared TO bid on the work as specified.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids win be received BY the Clerk Of the
Board OF County Commissioners, Of Deer Lodge
county, Montana, until Monday. April 18th.
struction o. Court House for Deer Lodge county In
accordance with the plans and specifications "a be
prepared by Mr.. Roberts. said plans and specAhca-
lions win after the 1th day OF February, lisa 10 In
the inspection OF those Wishing TO Gle bids. each
bid 10 be accompanied by certified check for u, 500
to be forfeited 10 the county and paid 70 the County
oeped shS fail to enter into contract In
With his bid. The Board reserves the ytgas TO re-
jeet any or all OF said bids.
BY order Of :he Board Of County Commissioners Of
Deer Lodge County
THOs. r. WARD,
y6aTs Clerk OF Board.
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Notice to Creditors.
R.,ato Of James McMullen, deceased.

Estate Of James McMullen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. Execu
ter of the last will and testament Of James McMui
len, deceased. to the creditors Of, and all personi
having claims against. the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within foul
months after the first publication OF this notice Il
the said Executor Remipius DeRyckere at the town o.
Deer Lodge, In the county of Deer Lodge, NJ. T.
Dated March s, 1884. -
1G6-4t REMIGIUS DERYCKkRE,
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COUNTY BONDS,


DsaR LoDeE, Montana, March II, iRSs.
Z, EALRD PROPOSALS FOR TIE PURCHASE
- IL csnpon Bonds of Deer Lodge County, Mon
tsDs Terri;oy.w be received BY the County Slers q
until The sSsh day OF April, 1854 The amount Of
such conpon Bonds Tor sale u $4,000, OF tho de-
nom ination Of $500 each, oraiing Interest ~ the
annually. sand Bpnd- payable ~ 20 Year, from the
date thereof, hut red~emshle n any tune after the
expiration Of years. ~ tis pleasure " the county
Nohid win b. Fecsvsd ~, lsss tAan the par ys'ue %
Jss-gs THOMAS ', WARD, dannsy CIrrk.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Raphael Boisvert,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
mipistrstor Of the last will and testament
Of Raphael Boisvert, deceased,
to the creditors Of, and all per-
sons having claims gainst the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, with
in months efter the FIRST publication Of this no
tee TO the said administrator, at his once In the
town Of Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge Co., N. T.
Dated at Deer Lodge, NJ. T., March Q, 1884.
REUBEN L. DAVIS,
Administrator Of the estate of Raphael Boisvert,
deceased. 766-4t
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DANcHMEN WHO WANT ANY KIND OF
n PLOWS will And It 10 their iaterest TO ex-
Wagon and Implement Co. An examination ~
to quality aNj price will convince them that
ssTler1N the place To buy Piows, Harrowa, etc.
BY the very best msnuiscturera. 762-0t
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ilperssns knowing themselves indebted 70 The ~
Gcfsigned will please come forward and settle their
accounts without further notice aud save costs Of
collection. " DlCknf.
Deer Lodge, N, 1884, 76s-4s
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THE GOLD FIELDS.

You who intend to seek your fortunes in
the new gold diggings will avoid inconveni-
ence and extortionate prices by purchasing
your outfits before starting. We have the
largest stock of Tents, Wagon Sheets, Blan-
kets, Quilts, Clothing, Va!ises, etc, in the
Territory, and our prices are the lowest
Mail orders will receive prompt and care
full attention. SANDS & BoYCE,
763tf Butte City, Montana.
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Notice Of Dissolution,

The Arm of Mahan d Crockett, doing business In
Anaconda, Dser Lodge eOurIy, n. II this DAY as.
solved BY mutual consent J. j. Crockett retiring frsm
the arm. The baninesa win b. continued ~ y.
Mahan who win collect al outstanding accounts and
pay AL liabilities OF the Erm.
ANACONDA, N. T.. Feb. II, 1884
763-4t y. MAHAM
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TO ARRIVE AT THE AGRICULTURAL
i Depot ofthe Pacific Wagon and Implement
Co a car load OF the Famous Mcdonald Fire and
Ranch pumps, comprising Wood Pumps,
Chain Pumps, Force Pumps Double d Singlel
Wind Mill Pumps, and Drive Well Pumps. Also
'uII line OF Rubber Hose, Lawn and Street
spr mixers and Lawn Mowers. 1888
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cHILoHE CATARRH REMEDY-A
= positive cure for Catarrh, DirhtheTi
and Canker Mouth. For sale BY J. = DiekeT
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All parties having claims against Peter lansing.
are notified to present them TO the Assignee within
Ninety Days, from date OF this notice. that they may
b. credited on my books, and come In for taer pre-
rata Of money.
Persous indebted 70 Peter Lansing sre requested 10
make payment within the next thirty days or sooner
IL convenient.
Deer Lodge. N. T., Feb. IA, 1884.
7e3-4t RS. KELLEY, Assignee.
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CHILOH's CURE WILL IMMEDIATE.
nronohitis. For sale BY J. y. Dickey. N2tf
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Wanted.
Sheep for Sale.

A girl to do general housewosk in a small fam
lily. Apply atthe % New Northwest" Office.
76oIf
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List of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the Postofice at
Deer Lodge, Mont, March 10, 1884. Persons
calling for letters IN this list will please say
"adyertised" and give date of list
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Estray Taken Up.
Es.ray Notice.

I'll Game to my ranch on or about
tie Let of December one strawberry roam COW, with
one horn broken off, branded figure with cross-bar.
have bten feeding the animal oil winter The owa-
Or II requested prove property pay charges including
this notice. and take the animal away.
MRS. NJ. vITANO.
Deer Lodge crossing, March .. 1884. 16G-4t
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MARRIED.

GILBERT-MoRRIS-Att the Scott House, Deer
Lodge, March 10, 1884, by Elder Gslen
Wood, Mr.. Charles E. Gilbert to Miss Rachel
Morris, both of Garrison, M. T.
PERKINS ANDERSON - At the McBurney
House, Deer Lodge, March 6, 884. BY z; J.
Alice Anderson. both Of Philipsburg.
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BORN.

BEAToN-In Deer Lodge. Sunday, March 8,
1884, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Beaten, son.
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Agents Of the New North West,

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
equested to make settlement with them when
called upon:
Thos. w. catlin, General Travelling Agent.
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have for sale ON nay ranch on Willow Greek,
near New Chicago, $500 head of cotswoid and
MeYiao Sheep, all raised In the county, ana
sound and healthy. They win be sold cheap for
cash, and as have plenty Of hay, will feed
them for the purchaser this winter.
MICHAEL DOOLEY,
760t New Chicago.
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For sale or RENT

offer for Sale or Rent the Overland Stables
and lots, Deer Lodge. Also the Blacksmith
Shop and Tools. Address,,
1851 supt. Of O., s. q Co.. Helena. MT.
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NEW TO DAY
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build our homes and to stay. We know this
to be true, and we should act in view of the
fact. 1t especially never paid to piece and
patch up public buildings. His indisposition
to favor the present scheme had been based
upon the facts that the financial plans and
methods bad not hitherto reached condi-
ton and been announced by the Commits
sioners, SO that citizens could intelligently
estimate their effect upon the county credit
and securities, and because he had believed
1t would require q larger sum than that
named to build such commodious and dura-
BILE court house as the county should erect.
He had within the past day or two examined
with some care the plans rs submitted by the
architect, and If building in accordance
with them could be built for $4,000, 1t was
IN agreeable surprise TO him. II would be .
building for generations and adequate to its
purposes. The Commissioners had here
given us their assurance they would not
exceed the sum named in letting the con-
tract, and the county could be protected
against loss by Withholding percentage Of
payments until completion. The Commits
sioners stated they had formulated a plan
that would not impair the value of county
securities or be irksome TO the taxpayer,
and he believed the gentleman from Warm
Springs, and all others, would be injured ten
times as much by the destruction Of the
county records as they would be by their
proportion OF the cost Of the building.
Mr.. Chas X. Hardenbrook. of Race Track,
said he bad not signed the remonstrance, al
though urged to and told he was afraid to
because be might hurt the feelings Of some
Of his Deer Lodge friends. But, he said, a.
though he did not think his share or the
taxes would distress him at all, he now de-
sired that the matter should be submitted IT
an election and wonld enter his protest
against the Commissioners going on without
doisg 80
| Mr.. Id. II. Irvine said thar he had voted
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Wednesday, March 3, 1ss4.-Accounts al
lowed on county fund.
The appointment Of Phil f. Evans by the
Assessor as deputy was confirmed by the
Board, and notice of his appointment, with
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Husbands and wives do no know hli
they learn by experience (Which some
never dul. how much can hc added to
the sum uf their happiness b, thinking
twice, and 'ndcnnitrlv pu-fpuuiu-,
when either j. tempted To- II. cutriur
thing to the other. II does mot 'akc a
grrh while ior Il young roupi" TO win
the confidence. each Of the ether. that
nothing designed to wound will lie ,ad.
When this confidence L. c-lahli~l"i,
words winch would otherwise iii'ct
pain, brcpmc harmless. la family
where this confidence Is secured bN
uniform respect for the feeling, OF eAru
other there l. u degree of freedom from
restraint, and II general happiness.
which j. imr1>-ibic where it l.. not.
E,c"N good family is - training >rnool.
IN which The hu~ and and ncWjir. fr.m
lnc uuptia. day are pupils. He is an
exceptional and rarely fortunate Nurn9
mau WHO has not some habits Of d'pnrl-
mrn' which mar hi, character and
influence. It j. expected Of the wife
that ~uc Will correct and orad cate these.
n.c-> tine husband have am incUraht\
cu:'-c nature. -h" ! Justly h'id rc>puu-
-blc lor tine polish and ucatno>> Of his
manners. "a, much II, for the prrit, OF
his linen when h" appears ia church or
society. And II the Niir have unpieas-
ant mpcricriiuus Of mann q or conduct,
i always reflects upon lhe husband.
This shows that, by common consent.
tine family is regarded a. a training
school Jon which jhc husband aud wife,
a- well a, the children. 4rc learner,
I4.4. = u. q /.
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An ocean breeze is not more cool
ing and refreshing to the tired frame
and heated brow. than little of
Points Extract mixed with your dai-
~ bathing water. lis power over all
sort of Inflammation is positive and
wonderful. Nearly all pains and
achc> proceed from Inflammation.
~ the extract subduc, all lnilauma-
liou. therefore it cures nearly all
pains and aches This is the secret of
it, success for the past 10 years. Ia
ken internally, it produces the same
good results. and being vegetable it
perfectly harmless.
lu sale ll tastlos u Morrison.
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Visions of Bliss.

Nine millions Of Empty Pill Borrs Whats
sad commentary On constipation and biliousnsssl
What a vast atoTehouse Of pills II all were col.
l-c'rd, And To think that Al! these drastic. nau.
seating pills have been kindly solicited to enter
. c stont.hs Of men and womenl Si,ksning
-aI disgusting to think OF. No ons knows the
nlns ! aches, loss of time, piles and infi4mma.
IONS they hAys caused. You don't need such
'oweriul medicine. Stop their use, and try
'ae dose ui RAcy's Saline Aperient, and visions
hl" will hover over your detected browl II
lieEesconS,ipalion, cures biliou,ness sick head.
3. he heartburn &c. Iii. pleasant, efectu.l and
heap, ard well adapted 10 ladies use.
Large soIuss Saly 50 eena, tad sold every
where