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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1892-10-29
Deer Lodge County Patents.

Patents as follows for mineral lands ir
this county have been received at the
Helena land office:
10 the Champion Consolidated Minnie
company, for their claims upon the MaI
lode, Orc Elmo district
10 the Champion Consolidated Minino
company, for their claim upon the Lille
lode, Orc Fino district.
10 Norder I. Higgins, Lavina NIcKin-
stry, Thos. f. Ward and Miles s. Parker.
for their claims upon the High Tariff
| lode, ORC Fino district.
| 10 Moses Menard, for his claim upon
| the East Champion lode, Orc Fino dis
| trict
To the New State Mining company, for
their claim upon the Silver Queen lode.
Orc Fino district
10 the New State Mining company. for
their claim upon the Little Darling lode.
ORC Fino district
10 the New State Mining company, for
their claim upon the Princess lode, Oro
Fino district.
To the Hope Mining company of St,
Louis, for their claim upon the sam Gatv
lode, Flint creek district.
10 John T. Carney, John G. Stahlmann
ana Freemont Ackerman, for their claim
on the Rosalina and Josephus lodes, Flint
creek district.
To Harry P. Clark, for his claim upon
the Birdseye lode, Flint creek district,
To the Granite Mountain Mining COM
pany, for their claim upon the Molar
lode and mill site, Flint creek district
1t is not unusual for colds contracted
IN the fall to hang on all winter. In such
cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis are
almost sure to result. A fifty cent bottle
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
cure any cold Can you afford to risk so
much for SO small an amount? This .
remedy is intended especially for bad /
colds and Group, and can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by J. H. Owings
druggist. 1a-1m
Beauty is said to be only skin deep;
but to possess and preserve beautiful
skin, pure, vigorous blood is essential.
This is best secured by taking Ayers
oarsaparilla in small but frequent doses.
t is the most reliable of all blood-puri-
iers. ~
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The Great Falls council has award -
1he contract for paving Central avenue
as Tar as Sixth street. Two courses of
yltrlfled brick are to be laid on concrete
foundation, for $500 per square ward
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When all other remedies for scrofula
fail, Ayers Sarsaparilla, if persis ently
used, effects a cure. Being powerful
alternative, it cleanses the blood of all
Impurities, destroys the germs of scrof-
ula, and imparts new life and yigor 10
every fibre of the body. ii
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Hon. Thomas J. Galbraith, of Dillon.
mas declined the nomination for district
Judge OF the fifth judicial district. com
l'r'slng the counties Of Beaverhead. JEFF
1erson L and Madison. Secretary of State
hotwltt has notified the clerks of the
1nree counties that Judge Galbraith's
nomination is void.
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Gordon Sherman was shot in the abdo-
men, Monday afternoon, by Balcain
fetelt. The two engaged in a bar room
quarrel in tve-cent joint on East Park
street, Butte, and this developed into a
nght IN which Sherman was the aggres-
sor. Pettitt drew his revolver and shot
sherman. The latter is alive, but the ex-
tent o1 MS injuries cannot yet be told.
Sherman has served term in the neni-
Tertiary, Petit had decorated sherman,s
dogwlth "Butte- For The Capital bad ses,
winch Sherman objected to. There was.
however, no talk on the capital.
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mere are q number Of malignant
cases Of diphtheria reported. amounting
TO almost an epidemic, among the In.
plans q o. the Flathead reservation. Drs.
PARSONS and Hanson left Missoula. sat-
urday evening, having been called to the
reservation to perform the operation Of
placing tubes il the throats Of two Or
three of the patients.
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VAN GUNDY & MILLER
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government work in the National
PARK has been suspended for the season,
me new bridge at the upper falls. a
structure 1870 feet in length is we'll under
way, but will not be completed before
next year The road work under con-
structlon includes one from the main
road to the upper falls, and another five
mlles IN length, from the falls hotel to
Inspiration Point.
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Helena will have new street car line
within sixty days. The line will be .
branch OF the Helena Rapid Transit
company and will extend from Willard
avenue, where it taps the main line, to
the Montana University. The road will
cost about $4,000 to $4,000. The con
tract will be let Immediately upon the
completion of the survey.
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most approved machinery for generating
Sodit Sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale, Lemonade and
I'll carborate Drinks. with experienced work
men IN charge. we are prepared to furnish
them bottled or in charges for fountains,
promptly on notice, and as low as any house in
the state. Address orders to
VAN GUNDY MILLER. Deer Lodge. Mont.
CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES.
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
Normal and Preparatory Courses. Special
Courses in Art, Music, Typewritiny, Steno-
graphy Bookkeeping and School OF Mines
Department Of Engineering and Chemistry
including Mathematics. Surveying, Mechanical
Civil and Mining Engineering, NetHnrgy Min
eralogy, Assayng, General, Analytical ana Ap-
pied Chemistry Blowpipe Analysis. Etc Open
to both sexes on equal terms.
FOR terms, etc. apply to Rev. james Reid
President Deer Lodge Mont
I Arabic BROTHERS u CO.,
BAN kERS--
Deer Lodge, Montana. Do Il General Banking
Business and Draw Exchange ona!I the nrjn
clpul cities Of the world
Careful Attention given given to Collections
and Remittances Promptly made, New York
correspondent. Importers and Traders National
Bank, New York City, n. Y
5. E. LARAB1E. C.x. LAKRABEE HIS. REED.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
i HELENA, MONT.
PaidNup Capital, 100000 Surplus and Profits
S70o,WO.
Interest allowed on time deposits. General ,
banking business Transacted Safety denosit
boxes for rent
DIRECTORS. {
S. 7. HAusER. President. !;
+. ". KNIGHT. Cashier E
I. IL. kLE1NsCIIsIIDT, Assistant Cashier,
GEO. H. HILL, I'd Assistant Cashier Il
GRANVILLE STUART, Stock-grower t.
Hon. T. G. POWER, U. 5. Senator :
]. c. CURTIN Clarke Conrad l. Curtin O
H. S. HAMILTON, Capitalist q
.. R. ALIEN Mining and Stock grower. a.
CHAs K. WELLS, Merchant il
A. N. HOTTER, Pres A. NJ Hotter Hardware Co. :.
ASSOCIATED BANKS.
Northwestern National Bank. Great Falls
irsss National Bank, Missoula First National "
ank> Butte. "
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Deer Lodge, Mont having bought anl put in the
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FOR HARRISON.
BUSINESS MEN, MANUFACTURERS.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS

Ihe1r Reasons for Voting with the Rennh.
Acan Party-They Don't Want Business
Observation-Disclosures Remember na,,>-
efat'c Attacks ON Their Homesteads.
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J4OTTLING WORKS.
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The force bin cry of the Democracy Is
nusaboo. 1T Is, as tho late Senator Beck
would sa:,, 'hoodoo" to scare pooplo
"1th.-Es-Scnator Edmunds in New York
World. oct. 49,.
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most approved machinery for generating
9odA Sarsapa1la Ginger Ale, Lemonade and
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i'll cafborate Drinks with experienced work
men in charge, we are prepared to furnish
item bottled or in charges for fountains
promptly on notice, and as low as any house in
the State, Address orders to
VAN GuNDY x MULLER, Deer Lodge, Mont
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ol'ce Over Lansing's Store Deer Lodge. Mont.
oillfe hours from 4 to Y a. m. 2 to D. m.;
and from Z TO D. M
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l.ASSlCAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES.
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
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I Arabic BROTHERS Il CO.,
-BA n kERS--
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TO both sexes on equal terms
For TERMS etc. apply to Rev. james Reid
President. Deer Lodge Mont
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(, w. MINsHALL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28
odd Fellows.

The meeting Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge st Portland, Or, on Sept. 10 is the
event OF greatest interest occurring in this
order in the near future. There viii be
a large delegation from this jurisdiction,
and also many prominent members of the
order will go to be present at the conclave.
A number of delegates from the east will
stop at Salt Lake en- route for Portland on
Sept IA, and will be properly entertained
by the brethren here. They will probably
remain in Salt Lake for day and be shown
the sights of the city. The election of
grand Lodge officers and representatives TO
the grand lodge from the suhordin ate
lodges will take place in this jurisdiction
this week These officers viii enter on
their term of office next October, when the
grand lodge VIII meet in this city. The
local lodges have done the usual amount of
routine business during the past week.
Jordan lodge on Monday enjoyed q nice
meeting. The attendance was very fair.
snd truly fraternal time was had. Tues
day was the night for Unity eDcampmeDt,
and the members we're on hand up to time.
The presence OF visiting brethren was re-
ported who were cordially treated and made
welcome. Ridgley Lodge No. 9 had q very
nice meeting on Wednesday evening the
business was OF a routine character. Sew
eral applications for membership were re-
ceived and will have the que attention of
the lodge. Enterprise lodge, the largest
in the city, also met on Wednesday. The
attendance was larger than it mas Deen for
some time. Several of the grand lodge
officers we're present and gave interesting
addresses. There WAS no degree work on
the programme but very pleasant and
profitable time WAS passed. Utah No. /
on Thursday held their usual meeting. The
business was of routine character besides
which the election of grand lodge officers
and representatives tooK place. On Friday
Salt Lake and Fidelity lodges met and also
had their elections. The meetings in both
cases were well attended and good deal
of interest in the elections was displayed
The results will not be known Until every
lodge in the jurisdiction is heard from
which will be in about one week
The Rebekahs had their meeting on
Saturday evening and admitted several
members to that branch OF the order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28
Social Pie sures.

A large number OF the young friends and
associates of Mr.. James II. Linford, lr.,
and wife gave the couple very agreeable
surprise on Wednesday evening and spent
the evening pleasantly at their home The
affair was gotten up and conducted by the
members of Mrs. Linford's sunday school
class and the young ladies had every thing
arranged admirably, including, of course,
/. most delightful lunch. Various games
were played and during the evening the
following impromptu programme was
pleasantly rendered.
-"Marguerite' Sheffield
Recitation" and Now Miss Minus I5arres
Recitat,on-'.l he Civil War Miss May hudson
song Mrs. Ella Burton
Recitation Archie Dean Miss Minnie Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. LinIord intend to remove
to Logan next week. where Mr.. Linfrrd
has been engaged as one of the teachers in
the b. Y. college.
Mrs Hyrum Stewart arranged very
pretty surprise party for her little daugh-
ter Luella on her eighth birthday last
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28
A Full Batch of Interesting Mi'ceianeous
Items

A Fuu Baton or interesting Miscellaneous
Items
Once more tho Ogden baseball team
downs Provo and this time the score is tC
4 in their favor. The attendance was
hardly equal to that at the previous game,
but the interest was fully as intense and
during the first part of the game, when
Provo led the score, the cheers went up
for our town and horse laughs were given
to the other side.
In the first English began his wild,
speedy throwing and gave F'orbs base on
balls, struck Conely out and Eager was
caught on fly to second
English scored for Ogden and in the sec
ond nothing was made on either side.
After the third, when Kelly, Conely,
Eager and Forbes scored Provo was in
high feather and covered some Ogden
money. John Lewis and Billy Wilson put
up most of the stuff against ,Ogden's mau-
ager and two Ogden dudes. eve
Call stopped d scorcher from the bat in
the fifth and Barnes scored FRANKLIN
scored in the fifth and Provo got nix,
a what the boy shot at for Provo made the
band play dirge. Provo lost her nip in
the last two rounds, scoring nothing, and
the gay leather tossers from our little sis
ter city spread their banners to the sky and
did d skirt dance. W 1a5.
The following is the score by innings:
Provo--- ....0 O O 0 O.
Northumberland 0 0 l 8 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28
CHIN ABOUT COIN.

A gold double eagle of ls49 is worth 81 CO.
A FIVE cent nickel of 1877 is worth 81
and nickel fve-cent piece of 1878 about
fifteen cents.
The ''pine tree shilling Of 1850 is worth
S25. A Maryland shilling of 1859 is valued
at 80, and Louisiana crown, coined in
France. 81 S25.
The silver dollars of 1898. 1888. 1889, 1851
and 1852 are worth s25 each, while that OF
1858 is valued at SIS. Silver half dollars
Of 1856 and 1897 are worth S25 each.
The total number of gold pieces struck
at the English mint last year was So. 6S6, BIZ
as against 20, S94445 in 1890. This was by
far the largest number ever executed In
one year. Their value was eS, 325, SOB 90,
41sd.
A gold Vermont dou bloom is worth $500,
and Vermont silver half dollar will fetch
500. The Massachusetts cent of 17SS is
valued at $40. Washington silver pieces
of 1892, bearing the bust and name OF 6.
Washington. will fetch $50 each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28

All three lodges held their usual meet
ings, and also the Pythisn Sisters met.
The latter have made arrangements to give
an ice cream sociable next SATURDAY.
when all Knights are invited to attend
The entertainment viii take place in the
knights Of Pythias hall and large at
tendance is expected. The delegates from
this city to the concleve at Kansas city re-
ported being we'll taken care of and having
had fine time. The Supreme lodge was
Sc session every day during the week, and
the Uniform Rank also did good work and
put in many hard drills. The officers to
the Supreme lodge for the coming year
were elected. and also the officers for the
Supreme Temple of the Pythian Sisters.
Yesterday was the closing day of the
grand encsmpment of the Knights of Pyth-
las. In the afternoon the final prize drills
were in progress, and in the evening the
awards we're made by the United States
army officers who have been acting as
judges. Tonight the encampment will be
broken up, and the biennial encampment
of the Uniform Rank for 1892 viii be at an
end. Tho visitors are enthusiastic over
the accommodations which have been pro-
vided for them. and the general hospitality
and courtesy Of the people of Kansas City.
The Supreme Grand lodge, which con-
trolls the legislative action Of the order for
The Scottish Rite hall OF the Ridge build
ing. snd Will continue to do so for nearly
two weeks TO come The most important
MISTER to be discussed during the coming
week is a proposed change In the ritual of
the order. Great secrecy surrounds the
meetings of the lodge. and outside of its
mem bersEip not even those most promi-
nently identified with the order are made
acquainted with the business transacted
until it is published in the Pythlan organ.
In this city Calamity lodge met on Mon
day night and conducted regular business.
Myrtle lodge on Tuesday also had
meeting for business. which was we'll at
tended and several applications for men,
bership were filed.
Rocky Mountain had one Of their big
meetings on Thursday and besides routine
business received the names of half
coze3 who wish to join the order
Next week there will be considerable
amount of degree work in this lodge as il
is understood that about dozen are en-
tered TO receive the first degree of the
order, so that large and enthusiastic
meeting is insured for next Thursday
night.
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LANauAGE OF UMBRELLAS.

After lengthy study OF the subject.
some clever genius has arranged the
following Language of umbrellas:'
70 place an umbrella IN rack at clul
Or friends house indicates that it vii
shortly change owners.
If cotton one is substituted for a silk
it means exchapee is no robbery
An umbrella held over lady with mar
getting ell the rainorops from the points
signifies courtship; but when man keep.
the lions share of the article and gives tns
lady The droppings, it indicates marriage
To carry an umbrella under the arm al
an angle implies that the individual follow
ing will lose an eye, while TO hold 1t JUS
high enough to injure passers' eyes anC
mems hats signifies II am woman"
Lastly the loan of an umbrella is syn
onymous with an act of egregious folly
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The local lodges including the chapter and
commandery will resume their usual meet
ings next week. There was recess dur
Ing the hot weather in which the meetings
were discontinued but now work will go on
as before. II is matter of regret that the
Masonic temple will not be gone on with
this fall for what the order stands most in
need Of here is home Tor themselves
where they can hold all their meetings and
give their entertainments. There is little
coubt lSJwever that next spring will see
the work resumed anu carried to COM
pietion.
The death Of visiting brother was an
nounced as having taken place in this city
last Friday, that of Alex Cordener of
Butte Lodge No. %, Butte, Montana. The
BODY was shipped to the late home of the
deceased under tho auspices of the Masonic
fraternity on Saturday morning by the
Union Pacific railroad. The wife of the
accused accompanied the remains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28
Other Matters.


Henry Adams is up from Nephi
Little Helen will be sold at auction.
w. H. Parks and wife are over from
Vernal.
w. e. Jacobs of Salt Lake is at the
Roberts house.
Marshal Brown went to Ogden yester-
day on business.
Deputy Marshal Korty went to the
capital last night.
J. A. Marshall of Salt Lake is guest of
Attorney Whitecotton.
Agchange of venue is sought for in the
Cass Hite murder case.
Sheriff Belxnap of Ogden was down with
an insane patient for the asylum.
The city officers are instructed to be
vigilant in their work of enforcing the
Sunday saloon closing ordinance.
E. Carol and L. b. Freed of Provo have
purchased the Nephi Ensign plant and
will assume control of the printing bust
ness on Monday.
James T. Jakeman Will answer to q
charge of disposing of mortgaged print
ing plant, complaint having been sworn
out By Andrew Jensen, of Spanish Fork.
G. r. Tucker is the new principal of the
Proctor academy and has arrived in our
city. He halls from Sloughton, Mass, and
has for some time acted as principal of the
Somerset high school at Somerset. Mass.
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Ogden on visit. Ogden is Mrs. Staples

Ogden on visit. Ogden is Mrs. Staples
former home.
DR.. Mcguire is at home from a trip south
in the interests Of the mining display at the
Worlds fair.
Ogden and Salt Lake swithmen and
brakemen mad pleasant picnic yesterday
at Lake Park.
The law and motion calendar was not
called yesterday. but was postponed until
Monday morning.
George Landsberg was in Salt Lake yes
terday attending the sixth wedding ami
versary of his cousin, Mr.. Hadra.
The Liberal central committee has estab-
lished headquarters in rooms and 4, Ma
sonic building, aud will open up Monday.
1t is said that there is to be baseball
game at an early date between the fat and
lean men. That will be better than a
circus
Baseball today between the BARRIERS and
bartenders al the park 1t will be great
game and the proceeds will go to the base
ball association.
Charley Persons, well-known hotel
man, now located at Laramie, Wy, was
in the city yesterday Cd his way to the
coast for rest and change of climate. He
viii be gone about Two months.
George Lewis yesterday afternoon fell in
with man named o. H. Turk of Rawlins.
Wy. 4 poker game ensued and Turk say 8
Lewis won 1920 of his money. Turk had
Lewis arrested and Judge Fitzgerald tined
the winner $50 and costs for gambling.
Certificate of sale was filed from the
United States marshal to Joseph Clark in
consideration of the sum of S1l, 1000 to lots
In University Place addition. The trans
fer was made under execution from the
district court in the case Of Joseph Clark
VS.. w. R. Swan ct al.
Marshal Parsons yesterday fled with the
county recorder his certificate OF sale of the
lands belonging to the Ogden Power COM
pany which were sold under execution in
the case of Fred j. Kiesel ct al. VS.. Ogden
Power company for S32, 32l.19, the amount
of Judgment and costs.
Manager Slaughter, Of the Gas company,
has secured-the services of Mr. Kellogg, of
Salt Lake, to superintend the work Of
sinking the Ogden well. The pumping
machinery is at work washing out the bed
of quicksand which the drill has en-
countered. All indications are very prom
Using for good flow Of gas at q not much
greater depth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28
TORIES FAVOR SILVER.
1t Is the English Liberals Who Are 1t, Worst
Enemies.

enemies.
Arthur Fruim is an English Tory but
he has been interested in the silver mines
in this country for fifteen years. and is an
able champion of the white metal.
Gladstone" said MIR. Fruim, lis the
worst enemy silver has got in England. He
believes that any legislation favoring it's
use is for the sole purpose of artifciaiy in
fiating prices, and is radically opposed to
il, as he is to protection.
Arthur BalfDur, the late leader of the
house of commons, he credits with having
taught the Tories all they know about sill
yer. Goshen is very good silver man
for an Englishman-and is the man who
wrote the best on foreign exchanges. The
Tories are bi-metalists, and if they had
two more years of Tory rule, Mr.. Balfour
believes that England would have bi-met-
alism. He expects great results from the
silver conference to be held at Dresden in
November.
at is not popular in this country" he
said, ITO believe that the conference will
accomplish anything. for Americans want
TO settle everything themselves; but he is
OF the opinion that the question cannot be
properly adjusted without the assent OF
one or two of the great powers in Europe.
Now, when there IS chance to do some
thing, you only recognize it as track to
gain q political advantage. If you don't
get a settlement at Dresden in No
vember it will be early enough
for Congress to take up the question of
free silver at it's next session. The men
who best understand the silver question
are In favor of bi-metalism.
''If we had two years more of the Tory
administration it would have resulted in
England adopting the double standard.
Salisbury is in favor of it and if he were
at the head of the government now the sill
yer problem would be in very fair way
of settlement.