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The new North-west., 1892-01-16
THIS tSLEaP YEAR


TIL" Matrimonial Market in This Vicinity
Experiencing a Bnnm
Cards Of invitation have been issued
for the marriage Of Mr. Guy Shnubut and
Miss Annie ISimonscn on the 2Sth inst.
John Mason and Mrs. John Lev. Of
NeW Chicago. We're married in Deer
l.ndge last week. Judge Ilurtwrll 0ii@
ciatng
Married. on New Years eve, John w
Dazell and Miss Emma Robbins, at tire
residence Of the brides parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. +. A. Robbins, in this ri,v.
Married. at the residence Of r. Lee
Kelley, Mr.. II. j. 'Toomey and Miss Macy
Galbraith on Tuesday evening of this
week. by Judge Durfe" 4 few intimate
friends Of the contracting parties wcrc
present. Miss ialhrnith is we'll and
favorahly known in Deer lodgc. ant! Mr..
Toolncy is Of the live stock isrln 1T Birl=
enbrr@ 4 Toomcy. The happy pair MI!
reside in Deer Lodge
The marriage OF Joseph Larson aud
Miss Susan Snyder, on Wednesday after
noon last 1T . p. M, was brilliant affair
The ceremony occurred at the residence
Of Nr. and Mrs. L. G. Larsen, parents OF
the bridegroom. Rev. Dcltvckrrc read
the lnarriAg" service in the midst Of over
a hundred invited guests. Christopher
Larsen, brother Of the groom, was
groomsinan, and Miss Mary Snyder. sister
Of the bride. was bridesmaid. A boiinti5
fnl.snppcr was partaken Of at $50 and
dancing was indn"nd in from till after
midnight. The presents were numerous
and costly. Mr.. and Mrs I,ars'n moved
into their new house i'll town. Thursday.
The new North-west., 1892-01-16
AROUND -THE COUNTY.

DIR. I. w. Power, late Of Granite, has
established himself in Philipsburg.
| The Granite Star has been reduced il
size, but is now printed all at home.
The Anaconda Review has been leased
by Thos. Hogan and E. Z. Lyman, and
tile proprietor, Il, @. Leona.d, will retire
from business.
Anaconda has been chosen as the next
place Of meeting Of the State Irrigation
| convention, but no date has yet been fixed
for the meeting.
The Granite Star says the report that
has been going around that there Was a
case Of smallpox is Il fabrication from
Drummond through remark made by a
citizen of Granite, while joking with
friends.
Philipshurg's board Of aldermen, at II
recent meeting, passed resolution to
advertise for proposals for the building
Of Il water plant here. The town will
give a guarantee Of 50 much per hvdrant
for Is fire MIGRANTS, and give franchise
for II years, and require a supply neces-
sary for a town of 10000 people.
Of the delegates appointed from this
county 10 the Irrigation convention at
Helena, last week, the following were in
attendance: G. X. IIardenbrook, n. J.
Biclenherg, Deer Lodge; T. G, Davidson,
Anaconda; Allen Kimmerly. Avon: Peter
l.evcngood, Anaconda; y. Berry. Drum
mond; Jas. Cough, Gold Greek: G. W.
The new North-west., 1892-01-16
Hot Griddle Cakes.

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder possesses peculiar
merit approached by that of any baking powder
produces the hot buckwheat Indian cakes hot
biscuit doughnuts, waies muns Any of these tasteful
things may be hot with impunty by persons of
the most delicate digestive organs. Dr. Prices Cream Bak=
ing Powder leavens without fermentation decomposition
In its preparation but the of cream of tartar
da is used and such exact equivalents always
guarantee perfectly neutral result thereby giving the
raj and flavor peculiar buckwhcat and other flour
that be used the natural flavor much desired and
reciaed by all The oldest patrons of Dr. Prices powder tell
the story that they get the results from
other eavcnng agent that their grdde cakes biscuits
SO light and taste sweet good as
when raised with Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

must ana will have il, exclaimed the
little man and he dashed the paper to
the floor, jumped from his chair and
brought his oleuchcd hand down on the
table vigorously; thon, nlopplng his brow
and adjusting his glasses, he seated him
self, seized his pen and ina nervous, ex-
citable hand. wrote: D. NJ. Ferry & Co,
Seedsmcn, Detroit. Mich, Gentlemen:
Referring to your advertisement il. the
National Intelligenccr, notice that you
say that your Seed Annual for 1892 is free
to all applicants. AS buy considerable
quantities of vegetable and flower seeds
each spring, | would esteem it II favor if
you would mail me your catalogue. Ny
neighbors say it is the best.
." Very truly yours,
1t RICHARD Doe.
The new North-west., 1892-01-16
hight s fairfield,
JEWELERS."


Butte, Jan. l2.-'rhc county commits
sioners to-day increased the reward for
the capture Of the Jail breakers, Offering
Il reward of 5000 for Charles G. Price,
for the murder of Cunningham, and $3.50
for Smith, the negro, for shooting Il po-
liceman. y large force OF deputy sher-
IFS arc still securing the city and o.tly
ing camps for the fugitives. The three
robbers who We're driven from their roost
yesterday evening have thus fnr oludcd
their pursncrs, and the officers have no
ueM clue
The new North-west., 1892-01-16
MON / ANA

Is corrparatlvel y new as vet.
Has few towns where large
stocks Of goods, that come
under the head of Injuries,
arc to be found Especially
is this true in o1l1. line. Here
in Butte we have the people
and the money and so are
justified III carrying q stock
not cquallcd elsewhere in the
State. Being large buyers
we touch the bottom. Being
large sellers it follows as a
matter of course that the
margin of profit can be lower
and still have the aggregate
allrlght, In buying Matches,
]cWclry, Diamonds or Silver
ware, price is not the only
thing to be considered. To
be satisfied with your pur-
chase then and later, YOU
ought to havca large assort-
ncnt to select from of novel
and attractive styles, the
quality should be uniformly
high, and above all you
should have conhdelccin the
house YOU patronlze. We
have recently enlarged and
rcmodeled our store and ud-
ded much new stock. We
should be glad to serve YOU
III person or byletter. We
repair any kind of a watch,
make any article OF jewclly,
engrave i'll any style.
blight s fairfield,
JJ>lIrI>I J>Dt>
The new North-west., 1892-01-16
PERSONAL

Peter Lansing visited Marcus DAILY
city Monday
MSs Etnl StaplatoA, N Butte, il Sisit-
Ing Nrs. Woodward
Mr.ana Nlrs. Brantly l4tye moved into
their new residence.
Revs. DeRyckrrc and I.;tmbuere Wis
tied Anaconda Hast week.
Miss Leila l'usse}, Of Butte, entered Il
a student i'll the t'ollcge list week.
Dr. C.F. MnsSigbrod will lruye oaTly
ii April ror another Wilt to Germany
Mrs. Gustav Bugk will reSide with irr
daughter. Mrs. y. J. !'ielenbers III tllr
future. "---
Hart Humber has been daily installed
as one Of Clerk and Recorder 3razcltou's
deputies ..
Rev. 5. 2, Tabor breaches NJ l,ucn
Track 1T Z II. III, nest SWnlttvin the GOOD
Tempiar'~ hall.
Mrs. JOHN +. McEvov and her sou
Andy went to 3,ftte, Thursday, to visit
friends in that city.
A. y. Peck, Of Iowa brothrrin-law of
the Slnnfr brothers, las recently moved
ms lalilRif Lo lJtEf l.bu &c.
Rev. VI. l.. Strcntor, Of Helena. will
olliciate 1T the Christian church, sunday,
both morning and evening.
James Wills has returned from his
eastern trip and is again employed on
kohrs " 1'lelenbcrgS ranch. .MO
Miss Mamie Douglas has returned
from Bald Butte, having completed her
term Of school At that place.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Eastman and NIr.
and Mrs. j NJ. Stewart, of Butte, attended
the funeral Of Gustav Bogk, Tuesday, the
ladies being daughters of the deceased.
Mrs. John O'Neill is recovering. Her
daughter. Mrs. A. X. Bowtlen, of Garri-
son, was sent for last week on account of
her mothers sickness, but has returned
home.
DR.. 4. II. Mitchell started "Wednesday
for Washington, d. G.. on politics intent,
being Il delegate to the Democratic con-
ference in that city. He will stop at
Chicago on his way home 70 look after
matters pertaining to the Worlds Fair.
4 Delegate to the irrigation Convention
Erroneo,,sis Reported.
Deer Lodge county was we'll repre-
sented in the irrigation convention AT
Helena, last week. OF the twcnty-righ,
delegates appointed sixteen We're in at
tendance and they gave their several sec,
tons crcditablc representation. In this
connection it may be stated that Mr.. e. X.
Harlenbrook, who took an active part in
the proceedings, has been ridicuI0uslv
quoted by the daily papers in some Of
the statements he made before the con
vention. For instance he Was quoted as
saying, "Thcre are 10000 inches Of water
flowing into Deer Lodge county," Inc
point he did make WAS that this is one Of
the best watered counties in Montana,
and his statement was to the effect that
at very low stages Of WATER in addition
to the large quantities turned into min
ing and irriwatn~ bitches, not less than
10000 inches surplus flow mt Of the
county. Asa natter Of fact little, If any,
water flows into the county, the bolntiful
supply having its rise within our own
boundaries The papers also credit Mr.
IIardcnbrook with saying there are $500
acres Of land under cultivation in Deer
Lodge county. What he did say was,
Hardenbrook now fully agrees with Sen
ator Sanders that it doesn't pay to be
interviewed or rcD0rtrl by Il h,lIun
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

W. take thi- method 3f returning
THANKS ~ friends fNr their KIM pNcet
Hnf tender sympathy during thr illness
death AMI burial Of our beloved father
Gu=tay Bogk.
Mis-. MI. BiELESnEKG5 AND FANtrY
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

! will'pav % cents each for III. live pig.
cons delivered to me at the penitcntiarv
between this date and January 10, 1899.
1t ER>NE (,bNilfY
The new North-west., 1892-01-16
Deer Lodge
Drug 90.
T)URE DRUGS, PAINTS,
Oils, Brushes, Toilet
l. Articles. Soaps, Per

fumes, Stationery, Ar
fists Materials, School Sup
plies and School Books,
Chest Protectors, Trusses
and Shoulder Braces. The
only complete stock of lamps
and fixtures in the city. We
have one Of the most com
plete stocks in our line in
Deer Lodge county.
Prescriptions accurately compounded
day or night.
ALF WENTWORTH, Manager.
Next TO Z. L. Bonner Co.'s. 5"u
" Telephone No. Al.
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
Lucas County.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner Of the firm Of r. j
Cheney Il Co., doing business in the city
OF Toledo, county aud state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum Of
500 for each and every case of cuturrh
that cannot be cured by the use Of llalls
Caturrh Cure.
M'. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Swarm to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. ID. 1856.
t~~ 4. W. GLEASON
{>--,l Notary Public.
llalls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free
f. j. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, Q,
Sold by druggists, 10 cents. 73it
The new North-west., 1892-01-16
She Committed Suicide.

Mrs. +. G, Boe. at Watkins. left this let
ter: "My husband Forgive mcir | c:luse
you trouble, but | suffer so. Yon do not
know what these long, wakefui, wr"lc'l-
ed nights are to me, and | am so tired,
darling the pain will never be better. It
is not easy to take MY own life, but have
been sick so long. Goodbye, my hus-
band, l love you-your wife" This is
but one of thousands that gives mp, ln=
stead of using DR.. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine, and being speedily cured Of their
wretchedness. Go to the Deer Lodge
Drug Co. and get an elegant book aud
trial bottle free. 75lt
The property OF the East Granite COM
pany was sold ut shcriff's sale in this city
December 20, to satisfy an attachment
made by John and Herman Kaiser, and
the entire property, including three
claims and all the machinery, was bought
in by the Kaiser brothers, who now pro-
pose disposing Of It in some way SO as to
satisfy their claim
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

No steps have yet been taken by the
local association toward holding Il racing
meeting in Deer Lodge this season. Our
horsemen are divided in opinion as to the
advisablily Of making tile attempt Ger
tainly the effort should not be made IN
less purses that will compare favorably
with those offered by Butte, Missoula and
Anaconda can be hung up. 1t is for
those directly concerned in the associa-
ton to decide favorably or adversely TO
The meeting, and doubtless the matter
viii be settled soon, rs tile secretaries Of
West Side circuit meet in Butte today for
the purpose ri arranging dates.
The new North-west., 1892-01-16
LOCAL COMMENT.

The enterprising advertiser is getting
in his fine Italian work on the New
NoRrHwEsT these days with vengeance,
and last week to an extent that neccssi-
tated the omission Of a large amount of
local and other interesting matter Its
advertising that snakes the wheels 20
round in the newspaper business. 1t
follows, therefore, that we have no kick
coming If this rush keeps up, though,
something is going to happen either the
paper must be enlarged or certain lines
OF foreign advertising must be refused.
we are not going to take advertising to
the prejudice Of the NEW NoRruwES1's
merit as a newspaper. ..
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

'rnc -tArIi,Ig=anl4 .NoeotllcT .Iis9.lIir-
aEin. au,vs comes from Anaconda =tAa,
another -Lut down ri ,I.a gr,4lt mines
aul w,rks l. Imminent. owing t0=relteW.a
combinations ..vsr frriuAt rIt,.s, ,E5la
sl.i!y paTcr- hs,ga r,tlaiurd fr#iIi me,-
tionira hr trouble in IN ADpe. pr,ssuIll
ably. ,lllt matters may BE- adjusted. zrHr
new trouble, ~ -lie NGw NoHriI31i.z.r i.
Informed. is thu 4tltgrow,ll ii Marcus
IqTt' r.n,.I,, rI,r5,. I.r,f,,,,- - NAN
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

Deer Lodge needs more houses The
annual scramble 0f tenants has already
commenced and before long thore will
not be Il vacant room. desirable or undc-
sirab!c, suitable for living purposes in
town. The demand fordwrllings is more
pronounced now than ever before this
early in the year and indications are
favorable that the coming spring will
witness an influx of people unprecc-
tlcnted in the later history of Deer lodge.
There is plenty of capital here and some
Of it might be patriotically protitably
employed in supplying this need, which
no one, We think, will deny is urgent
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

Ii Tire young man-it is presumed he
Is a young man who recently sent this
office An alleged poem over vulgar nom
&c plume, viii make his identity known
Wewill tryto convince him that vulgarity
is not wit We will also return him the
manuScrip' in tile hope that he will de
stroy ii, The proianc man is bad enough.
but the vulgar man is an abominalon on
the face Of tho earth. Profanity is Us fho
coming Of angels compared With til" foul
irratEin4s If the vnlEarian, notWith
standing the latter often nia-pnera'rs in
the livery of heaven and rolls his eyes
and lifts his hands in holy horror at the
inp"tuous o"titS pf the I,rofanc- IT is
when the vulgafian reduces hi- uastiuess
~ writing, however, that lie STAMPS him
-"II npt otlly y low br"l in4iyidnAl but
i fp0I
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

DR.. a. II. Mitchell started "Wednesday
for Washington, d. G.. on politics intent,
being a delegate to the Democratic con-
ference in that city. He will stop at
Chicago on his way home to look after
The new North-west., 1892-01-16

$. A. SWIGGET1, REGISTER
rtSt Pupticdtloil jan :. lHJ- I;'-Gt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-24
AFTER ALExANDER's SCALP.
Request for the Position of Street
Commissioner.

Request for the Position Of Street
Commissioner.
The matter of Yesler's second addition came
up again before the board of public works
yesterday on the petition of William Goss to
have Massillon, McLane, Ohio and Arthur
streets vacated where they run through his
property. The board decided that the opinion
of the corporation counsel must be the rule Of
action, and he had advised the board that they
were valid streets. The petition was accord
ingy rejected.
H. f. Stumer. C. p. Stone and others petitioned
for q ydrant at Travers street and Lake avenue,
the Fremont mAl promising to maintain pump
steam at all times and Waterman free of ex-
pense. 1t was referred to superintendent of water
works The same action was taken with refer
enee to petition for a hydrant at South Tenth
and streets
An application was received yesterday for the
position of street commissioner, as follows;
/, Robert Bridges, citizen and resident tax
payer OF the city of Seattle, hereby make ap-
plication for the position OF street commissioner
of this city; if appointed to said position l
promise to perform the duties OF said Office
honorably and faithfully to the best of my
ability. Reference as to qualifications, ETC., the
Hon. James 7. Ronald, mayor.
The letter was ordered placed on file.
Corporation Counsel Donworth was present,
and the commissioners informally discussed
with him the legal aspect OF several matters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-24
THE DEED WAS VALID.
rasch's Assignees Could Not Set Asid
Conveyance to His Wife.


The case OF Laramie Mayer, assignee of
Charles F. Frasch VS.. Charles F. Frssch
and Kate Frasch, his wife, on trial
before Judge Lchtenberg yesterday, was a cause
transferred from the superior court OF Whatcom
county. The defendant, Charles F. Frasch,
made an assignment for the benefit Of his cred
itors on March O. 1891, owing the sum OF $ls,-
oS2.1a The allegation of the plaintiff is that on
November 81. 1889, the defendants intermarried,
and that in April, 1889, Charles F. Frasch know
ing that he was insolvent, conveyed to her GER
tain valuable properties in Whatcom county
worth $1,000, with the intent TO defraud his
creditors. The plaintiff seeks to set the con-
veyanee aside.
Attorney Strudwick. on cross-examining Mrs
Frasch, wanted to know what she knew of the
affairs OF Mr. Frasch on June 6, 1889. The wit
ness, with blush, gave evidence that she was
not engaged to Mr.. Frasch at the time.
"well, after you were engaged to marry him
did he not talk OF his business?"
NO." replied the lady, with q bright smile,
1--WE did not consider business OF any import
ance at that time"
sTake the Witness" growled Mr. strudwick.
Judge Lichtenbcrg dismissed the case and
delivered an opinion as he gave his decision.
He said the two prime questions involved in the
case at issue were the good faith of the grantee
defendant and the question as to whether or not
the parties plaintiff in the present action were
creditors at the time Frasch decided the property
in question to his wife, The court thought
that the evidence showed that Frasch deemed
himself more than solvent, and that regarding
the second question, he did not think the plain
tiffs were creditors at the time of the transfer.
Upon these grounds he could only dismiss the
suit and declare the deed legal and valid one.
Counsel for both sides asked the judge to
further find certain specific facts at Issue, az
the case will be taken into the supreme court
The court acceded to the request and found the
facts as above.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-24
BREyITIES.

Royal Arch Chapter tonight. Mark Master
Samuel Archer, who is at Grace hospital with
pneumonia, is slightly better.
A Mat of Lakewood addition to the city of
Des Moines was filed with the county auditor
yesterday.
David Brown, who has been confined at Grace
hospital with rheumatism for some time is able
TO be about
At the land once yesterday three homesteads,
two pre-emptions, one final homestead ana Two
cash entries were fled
Lillian Cripple was fined SIS yesterday by
Judge Rivers for assaulting Martha de Bois.
Both are whitechapel women.
A building permit was issued yesterday to B.
F Huddieston, for a one-and- a-half-story frame,
ON lot 4, block 8, Walla Walla addition, to cost
500.
Arthur Davidson, foreman OF the Oregon I'M
proyement Companys paint shops, VINO Is at
Grace hospital with pneumonia Is reported
better.
Mrs. M. D. Pease, the milliner of the Pioneer
block. will today exhibit the largest stock OF
tmnorted hats and bonnets ever brought to seat
tie The opening will continue tomorrow.
Pster Jackson, a tall young man from sno.
onalmta arrived in the city Tuesday night, got
drunk and Yesterday assaulted y. shapiro.
Jackson street restaurant keeper. He Is now IN
jail
Dick Richard, VINO was snot IL ine fsns gil
nv Davs penee who died last summer in the
state nrison at Walla walla. was operated upon
at Providence hospital yesterday for disease IN
the wounded arm.
Matte Morell, the wife of 4 Victoria ex-pohce-
man. who was arrested Tuesday upon charge
OF stealing "a gold watch aud SIS in money from
Charles Chelliott, was bound over Tor triaI IN
the superlor court in $500 bonds by Judge XIV
ers yesterday.
A reception will be given st the Arlington
hotel tonight by Seattle Lodge, No. "a " u. D.
in honor of Milton 5. Eisner, grand president
and Louis Blank, grand secretary oil district \ o.
s, composed of the states OF California oreson'
Washington, Idaho, and British Columbia
The athletic members of the y. M. {. A. are
preparing to give the final exhibition oil the sea
son next Tuesday at the gymnasium nan OF .he
association on Front street. very intetes'lne
programme has been planned and p'easan'
evening IL assured. After the exhieitlon the
ladies committee will serve coffee and nome
made pie
The sailors, J. Mclean, George Cranp'on
James Miles, J. Cunningham. A. Maginnis anu
William Smith, who were arrested TUESDAY on
q charge of stealing keg of bear from the mai
nier saloon, on Jackson street. were nhea 20
and costs by Judge Rivers yesterday, Win ihe
exception OF Maginnis, who proved that ne uia
not know the beer was stolen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-24
WESTERN CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
New Secretary and Treasurer Chosen
Proposed Amendment.


The Western Central Labor Union at its meet
ing last night elected Martin Johnson, of the
'Longshoremen's Union, secretary in place of
James L. Barrie, whose term had expired. The
salary was fixed at $50 per month. Charles Nc
Allister, OF the Musicians Union, was elected
treasurer.
Notice was given of proposed amendment to
tine constitution requiring that all delegates to
the Central must be bona tide union men, ac-
lively engaged at their trade.
resolution was passed thanking James Boyd,
railroad laborer, for his donation of about $50
worth Of books to the library
An appeal for financial aid for the sawmill en-
ployes of Mendocino county, CAL, who are
locked out was read and referred to a commit
tee. A circular from Samuel Gompers, request
ing that the stone of CIenahan Bros, Port De-
posit, Nd, be boycotted on account of some
trouble between them and the qiarrymen, was
referred to Stonemasons' and stonecutters
Unions.
There was considerable discussion over the
difficulty betweed the White Cooks and Wait
ers' Union and the Union restaurant. The
special committee reported that il had not been
able to bring about settlement. The commit
tee was instructed to endeavor to get back the
union card from the proprietor.
The secretary was instructed to write letter
to be read at the meeting of workingwomen in
Ranke's hall Sunday, encouraging them to or
ganize an association.