The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-02-27
LOCAL BREvITIES.
The snow Is going let 1t 60.
See netics of Inauguration Ball.

The snow is going; let 1t 60.
See nstics Of Inauguration Ball
There was light shower Of rain last even
ing. "Cone, gentle spring, ethereal mild
ness, come"
A pleasant Musical Entertainment was
given by the pupils Of st. Mary's Academy
asst Monday evening.
One Of our summer-loving citizens forced
the season this wesk BY planting lettuce,
cress and radishss-in greenhouse.
When railroad conductor Is uususcepti-
Bile to influences of any kind. they say che is
barbed wire man." or che Is wrapped with
barbed wire"
Mr.. N. j. Bielenberg has eur thanks for
copies of New Orleans papers containing
coloref lithographis illustrations of the great
Mardi Gras pageant in New Orleans.
In the record of Real Estate transfers, two
weeks since, an error was made in transcri-
bing, and q mortgage Of personal property
as deed.
The Commissioners of Deer Lodge county
will meet in regular quarterly session next
Monday to settle with the County Treasurer,
draw jurors fer the next term Of court, and
transact such other business as may properly
come before them.
Some very rich ore has been brought down
from the Mountain Rat lode, Ore Elmo dis
trict, within the past few days. Unless all
indications fail, there will DO much we'll
founded interest and development in that
district the present season.
Estill received this week from Quincy, Ills,
his handsome new omnibus, mo. LILO" 1t
Is beauty, and although Of the same general
style Of the old enc, has several improve
nents. Travel should materially increase
with the improved facilities.
We notice our friend, Matt. w. Anderson,
Is out In card denying that he was imposed
upon at Helena by "a preposssssing young
person." etc. We thought, Matt, some
friendly person had written tho original
squib, and that ysu were willing it should
"pass."
Deputy u. y. Marshal Thos II. Irvine, Of
Custer county, yesterday delivered to Mr..
Bell, Warden of the penitentiary, two U. 8.
prisoners, John Moore and Henry Myers,
sentenced at the February term Of the q. 8.
District Court, in Custer county, to one year
each, fer larceny.
DR.. J. FL. owings, assisted by DR.. G. G.
Glass, yesterday amputated, acrsss the in
step, the right fost Of Stephen Haynes, who
was frozen on Mill creek Feb. 8 or 8, and was
sent to St. Joseph's Hospital as q county pa
tient. BY the amputation performed, which
was quite successful, about one-half the feet
will be saved.
At the regular meeting of Geo. 81. Thomas
Post No. 8, Provisional Department Of Mon
tana, to be held this evening, two represen-
tatives are to be elected to the Department
Encampment to be held in Helena March 10,
to permanently organize the Department of
Montana. There should be q prompt and
full turnout Of the Post.
We are informed Miss Anna N. King pro-
poses to give two concerts in May-ths first,
alss Tennyson's May Queen, in which
the acting will be in trent and the singing
behind the drop-curtain, and on May IL the
cantata Of The FioUer Queen, in which a large
number of the young vocalists Of Deer Lodge
will participate.
President Mcmillan, Of the College of
Montana, has his plans and specifications all
prepared for the large and wellarranged
dormitory building which he intends to erect
this season Immediately south Of the Col
lege building. Proposals for constructing
the same are invited. 1t is to be 42x8o feet,
three stories and basement NOW built), and
the contract is worth locking after by build
ers. Ses notice in this issue.
W. 8. Barbour, Esq, and Robt. b. Smith,
Esq, both OF Dillon, were in town Monday,
respectively for John H. Phillips,
plaintiff, and John f. Harvey, defendant, in
IN injunction suit The argument was on .
motion of defendant to dissolve the injunc-
ton, and was heard by Judge Galbraith, who
tosk the matter under advisement. The case
relates to some lands near Dillon, which the
in junction restr aimed defendant from enter
ing upon.
We clip the following from an exchange,
which speaks for itself: A very delightful
was given by the Sullivan
Comedy Company last evening. Mr.. sulli.
van is q capital dialect comedian, good
singer and dancer Of exceptional merit; his
specialties excited rapturous admiration.
Mrs. Sullivan is very serio-comic vocalist,
and a fine dancer, and ably supported her
husband in the comedy portion Of the enter
Detroit, Mich.
Another large audience greeted the Dan
Morris Sullivan Combination at the Acade-
ny of Music last night. The show Is popu-
ar, and dsservedly SO. The panorama de-
picting scenes and life in Ireland are perfect
and the sketch work Of Dan
and Josie Sullivan is amusing and enter
aiming. This is the fifth visit Of Mr.. Sulli-
van to Denver, the first having been made As
ar back as 1870, and he has host Of personal
friends here Denver Tribune-Reputlicd,a,
Tan. 10.
Our special correspondent at New Orleans,
who is Minnesota lady, delayed her trip
which is to include Mexico-sone weeks on
account Of the reported bad weather and in
of the Exposition, and SO emily
arrived recently. In q personal letter she
Messrs. Clark and Harris, the
Montana Commissioners, highly, and seems
% think them superior in energy and ability
20 those of whom more had been expected.
Next week we expect to have a letter in re-
atisu to our Montana exhibit.