The new North-west., 1890-03-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

be finally settled.
No marriage licenses have been issued dur
ing the last two weeks.
Bear in mind tho crazy supper to bc giver
by tho ladies of the Christian church
A Democratic convention to nominate city
officers is called for next Tuesday night.
Chauncey West, the conductor, has LOCATED
a large deposit of building stone near Gar
rison.
LII. Baker and NJ. Hanson, of Deer Lodge
haye been appointed notaries by Governor
Toole.
Tho grand jury is called for the 3lst Of
March, and the traverse jury for the 2d o
April.
An excellent concert was given by the
prisoners at the Penitentiary on Sabbath
| afternoon. -.
| The ladies of the Christian church will
give Crazy Supper on Friday, March osth
at lLleinschmlt <, Co.'S hall I1verybody y
invited.
| Any one having Vol. ~. of the Encyclo
pedia Britannica" belonging to Rev. A. B.
Howard, will please return the same to the
NEW NoRr1I-WEsT office. 50 1t
Elder Il j. Anthouey, of the Reorganizeu
| Church of Latter.Day Saints, Will preach IN
Beaumont's Hall on Sunday, March 23d, at
9 o'clock p. IN. No collection.
Mr Thomas McTague has purchased the
elegant cottage of Mr.. Frank Hatton, north
Of the residence of Mr.. Wh,tehil1, and will
make it his home. Price, $1,000.
| The residue of the property of the estate of
James McGurn, at Gold Creek, was sold on
| the 2sth ut. The ranch, water right and i'm
provements on school lands brought s2,515,
| Mr.. G. X. Larrabee, while here this week,
| employed Mr.. L. +. Nash to take charge of
his Madison valley farm during the coming
season and attend to the training OF horses.
| Court has disposed of 1l5 civil causes There
are about 200 cases now on the docket in
cluding 80 filed since our admission as a
| State
Rev. Wiley Mountioy, formerly Of Deer
Lodge, but for the last few years pastor of
| the Christian church at Bozeman, has pre-
scnted his resignation. to take effect about
April 1st.
The report published in some Of She papers
that Mr.. j. C. Shaubut had resigned as EN-.
press Agent at this place, and that another
gentleman had been appointed in his place,
was mistake .L= : g ..--.m
Frank Keeer is the only man placed In
jail during the past week. He is in for jS
days to serve out costs taxed against him as
a prosecuting witness in !. case which he
instituted at Philipsburg. -.". ..r..H
We arc requested to announce that an the
old members of the Good Templars lodge of
this place are invited to hear the lecture of
Hon. j. g. Robinson, 10 be given next Mon.
day night at Keinschmidt's hall.
It is impossible for Rev A. Bar,lng, ne
Lutheran minister to be here to hold ser
vices on next Sunday but he will hold ser
vices next Tuesday evening, March 25th, at
I 80 o'clock, in Kleinschmdt's hall. ....
Iflt is not bad manners, we would like to
suggest to our city fathers that good, first
class sidewalk or pavement from Main street,
at Mr Aspling's corner, to the depot, would
be highly appreciated by the citizens gener.
ally.
Hon. G. NJ Crutcbfeli OF Philips burg,
and member Of the Legislature from Deer
Lodge county, has formed a copartnership
l.
Marshall Of Missoula, and has moved to that
place.
Mr., Il y WATSON and Miss Elizabeth
Norton were married March "a at Philips.
burg, aud after n tour returned to their home
at Ovando a grand ball was given in their
honor. The presents were numerous and
costly. a.=@~ sro.., =-5-- .. 5-...,. a., d..
Howell Thomas was found guilty of mnr-
der in the second degree in the District Court
at Butte, on Wednesday, for shooting and
killing Afford J. Springer, at Rocker four
miles west Of Butte, on the 10Th Of last June,
with the punishment of Imprisonment for
life.
Another s. bill, raised to a so bill has
turned up at Anaconda. This is the third
one reported in the State. This time it was
found In the hands of a Chinaman, who,
after being notified at diiierent times of its
spurious character, tried to pass it, and as a
consequence landed behind the bars.
AT the meeting Of the College trustees, on
Tuesday. Mr.. G. Y. Larrabee gave St, 900 TO-.
ward liquidating the debt of the College and
other trustees gave 81 900 This leaves 50 900
yet to be raised, and when this is subscribed, l.,
which will doubtless be done shortly, the
College will be on a sound financial basis
telegram came to relatives in Deer Lodge
yesterday, about noon, frem Phlipsburg, to
the effect that Mr.. George Hammond was
dying. A later te lephone message was that
he seemed to be better, hut that he was, on
the whole, growing worse, and that there
was no hope Of his recovery. He was uncon.
scious and recognized no person.
Mr.. John J. Quinlan, of Deer Lodge val
ley, was to have started yesterday for the
Yellowstone valley, in Custer county, where
he will make his future home. His postoffice
address will be Forsyth. He will locate
homestead. He takes with him from Deer
Lodge valley about twenty three car loads of
stock cattle.
The Anaconda STANDARD is authority for
the statement that the Butte creditors of
John Mcguire have garnisheed the receipts
of Juch opera engagement in that city. One
of the creditors moving in the matter is the
Inter Mountain, whose claims amount to
about S400. Attachments so far levied aggre-
gate from $500 to $1,000 ~%
number of conyicts came into the Peni-
tentiary this week from Lewis and Clarke
county, as follows Thomas Cannon, forgor,
five years; E. 81. Mckenzie, forger, Il ve years;
Edward Nieman, burglar, two years; Charles
Mcguire, burglar, five years; William Faston,
forger, five years, and Richard NJ montgomery,
grand larceny, four years. Montgomery is a
colored preacher.
Mr.. I. S. Eldred, the gentlemanly and ac.
commodating telegraph operator, entertained
eighteen of his gentleman frie nds at lunch, at
the Climax restaurant, on Tuesday, his birth
day. He also received by wire congratula.
/ tions from his sister in Michigan. Well not
tell his age, but its not far out of the way,
and if he don't hurry up that other little
affair, we will tell it, sure.
The quaint verse, "He killed the noble
udjokivis," published week or so since
by our contemporary as an original poem by
one Of our village poets, appears, slightly
varied in the March number Of Current Lit
erdture as copied from the ITestern Journalist
| It's queer how the same poetic thoughts