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THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Rules Adopted for tile Au:t,ission Of Can
~ lii.l;atnS tn liz. q. ---

tiidntes to the e! +.
We, the undersigned, The committee
appointed by the Supreme Court of the
State Of Montana, in and fer the Third
Judicial District Of said State, to examine
applicants for license to practice lis at
torneys and cOunselors at law in said
State, do adopt the following rules to
govern us in the making of such eX;tlli-
nations:
The examination of applicants shall
take place III the presence of the official
stcno@rapher Of said District Court, or,
in case his attendance cannot be procured,
in the presence of some other stcnorra-
pher whose services can be procured.
who shall take down stenographic;.ily the
questions propounded and the answers
thereto.
The questions shall be verbally pro
pounded and the answers verbally given.
After the examination, the stcnogra
pher shall transcribe the examination for
the use of the committee.
Clear and Intelligent answers must be
given to at least 10 per cent, Of the ques
tions propounded, before Il certificate for
admission will be granted to any appli-
cant.
The applicant must pay for the servi-
CtS Oh tle SteupHrupHef.
At least one Of the committee must be
present during the examination before
| the stenOgrapher, but all must pass upon
| the examination.
The committee win propound to each
applicant at least the following nunber
OF questions upon the subjects given:
Real Property, 10 questions; Personal
! Property, 40 questions: Equity Jurisdic
ton and Equity Jurisprudence, 100 etHes-
tions; Pleading, GO questions: Criminal
| Law, 60 questions: Constitutional Law, 25
| questions; Contracts, 10 questions; Cor
| porations, 60 questions: Courts generally,
| and their Jurisdiction, % questions.
Besides the foregoing questions, there
will lie propounded ihe following number
OF questions on the following special sub
jects
Statute OF Frauds and Fraudulent Con
| veyances, 25 questions: Real Estate Mort
CAGES, 20 questions: Gllattel NJ ortg cages
20 questions: Bills and l'romissory Notes
in Montana, ) questions; Mining Law, sc
questions; Water Rights, 10 questions
Municipal Corporations, 20 questions
Courts Of General Jurisdiction in Mon
tana, 15 questions; Courts of Limited
Jurisdiction III Montana, 10 questions
Practice under Code in Courts OF Genera
Jurisdiction in Montana, 30 questions
Conveyancing, 10 questions.
The committee reserves the right 20 cN
anime the applicant upon any otller sub
ject Of the law, or to examine him more
fully upon any subject than here in
dicatfd. sT "~
The questions viii bc formulated wifi
the object Of nscertaining the practica
legal knowledge Of the applicant, ant
will be such as any student Of the law
seeking admission to the bar, should h
able to answer.
No enc but the applicant shall be al
lowed by the committee to know the IL
. suit Of the examination.
GEO. b. WINSTON, Chm.
TuEn. ERANrlY,
W. Ii. THIrrET,
Committee.
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4 Beautiful Present.

j. II. Meyers, Esq, is the recipient Of
handsome New Years present from the
Sisters of st. Mary's Academy, Deer
Lodge, in the, shape Of u silver water
pitcher and a drinking vessel Of Oriental
ware Of beautiful design, iii the bottom
OF which is !; music box, which, When the
vessel is raised to a pouring position,
emits sweet strains Of music Mr.. Meyers
prizes his @iit very highly
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"During the epidemic of la grippe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took the
lead here and was much better liked than
other cough medicine" Fl. NJ. BANGS,
Chatsworth, III. The grippe is much
the same as severe cold and requires
precisely the same treatment. This rem
edy is prompt and effectual and will pre-
vent any tendency Of the disease toward
pneumonia. For sale by j. II. Owings,
Druggist.
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Philipsburg Mail, January4.
S. Il. Mu"hmore and brother, Ed, Of
Pioneer, are spending the holidays at
Ovando. st.. ..# ....
Miss Ada Collins left for her home in
Butte the oath inst. She will visit Ana
conda, Deer Lodge, Helena and Philips
burg before her return.
4 dance was given at the GoodfelloW
hotel, in Ovando, Dec. 23d There was ~
large attendance and the proceeds will
60 toward the fund for the town hall.
No one will deny that George Hoyt
received the best Christmas present this
year Let some of our boys who are
"batching" follow the example Of this en-
terprising young farmer.
The A. o. Z. W. lodge, of Helmville,
will give grand ball January 9Th As
this is the first social event OF the new
| year it is looked forward to with great
pleasure by our young folks. -"
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Helm
was the scene OF Il happy party last
| Thursday night, the occasion being the
birthday Of their daughter, Alice. Dane
ing and music were pleasing features O.
the evening. Delicious refreshments
were served.
The mines on Mount Ogden are grow
ing better. Many of the boys whe
abandoned their prospects last sprin!
have returned to their old camping
ground with renewed energy. II Montani
cannot hold her own on the silver topic
she will take boom on gold.
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B. L. Brown. public administrator. stopped at
Deer Lodge to trillS;cts some business on Ncunes-
day, being on his WAY home from Anaconda
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Master Earle Henley. o.! the Dearl4odgo
college, is home for the holidays.
Misses MAutla and iNNnny prnrDsc, Of
the Deer Lodge convent, are spending
the holidays With their parents.
Miss Margaret Wolfe returned home
Sunday, after having spent a very "njpN
able vacation with friends III Deer Lodge
and Anaconda.
j. i. Smith, ipr seven years faithful
watchnlan at the Granite mine. aged
about G2 years died in Granite last Sat
urday morning at2 O'Clock, OF pneumonia.
Miss Carrie Sliyh, who has been spend
ing the holidays with her parents at
Granite, returned TO Deer Lodge Sunday
and entered upon her school duties Tues
day..
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Dl E
Deer Lodge, December 30. 1893,
Mrs. Tryphenia Waldo Walker, aged G5 years
g months and 1l DAYS,

Mrs Irypnenia WALDO walker aged I'd Years
3 months and Is days. ..-.---
Mrs. Walker was born at Cabot, Yer
mont April IS, 1928. and came from
Bethel, VT, to Deer Lodge about three
years ago, where she has since resided
with her husband and daughter, Mrs. G. e.
Baldwin. Mrs. Walker had been in poor
health for some time, but was able to be
about until two weeks before her death.
The day after Christmas she was stricken
with paralysis, but fingered until the
night Of December 30, when she passed
away. Those who were with her at the
last moment state that death came to her
as gentle and peaceful as sleep to the
tired infant. Her gentle ways and pleas
ant smile made her many warm friends,
who will sympathize deeply with her
husband and children in the loss Of one
so kind and loving.
The funeral occurred at the family
residence on Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock, the services being conducted BY
Rev ]. W. AIillar Of the Presbyterian
church Many friends had assembled,
bearing floral offerings, to pay a farewell
tribute to the deceased, and on New
Years day her remains we e bone to
1hrir last resting place in Deer Lodge
cemetery.
8 Beautiful twilight, ut set OF sun,
Beautiful! goal with race well won.
beautiful rest. with work we'll done
"Beantful grave where grasses creep,
| Where brown leaves fall, where drifts lie deep
| Over Worl-uut hands Q, beautiful Slecp!"
The New NORTHWEST is requested BY
| Nh d. u. Walker and Mr. and Mrs c. i
| Baldwin. the relatives of the deceased
to express their heartfelt thanks to the
| MANY friends who rendered their Eindl,
aid and sympathy during the sickncssan'
death Of their beloved wifi and mother
and also for the many floral offerings.
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About Il year ago took violent attack

About Il year ago to0ka VlolentattaEk
of Ii grippe ! coughed day and night
for about six weeks; my wife then sug-
gcsted that try Ghantberlain's Cough
Remedy. At first could see no differ
ence, but still kept taking it, and soon
found that it was what | needed. If [
rot no relief from one dose took another,
aud it was only few days until | was
free from the cough think people i'll
general ought to know the value Of this
remedy, and l take pleasure in acknow-
Lodging the benefit | have received from
it. MADISON MUSTARD, Otway, Ohio. 81
cent bottles for sale by j. II. Owings
DruwwiSt
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SOME OF OUR MEiGABCRS.
Brief IHntm. of People Ia Drurtnond,
Granite and nh;iirshurG.
Phiiips4turg Call. ,ianulry3

Granite and Hi,;iipshurG.
phipslurg call. .ianuary3
Hr.l!uf1iou,l.
Mrs. Lyon, Of Deer !.od.s", is the guest
OF Mrs. j. b. Feathellnan during the
holi&;lys. ...@s IT,.
j. a. Fcath"rnan and Louis Hendricks
sot made ii tlying trip 10 Deer Lodge
Wednesday,.
Miss y NJ. G. Hughes is spending the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. II. NJ.
Thomas. in Deer Lodge
Mrs Geo. Bennett, formerly Mrs. r, A.,
Pearson. OF New Chicago, is moving to
Deer Lodge Tor the winter.
O. j. Butler. the popular n. 2. agent
at DrunmGnd, hung III, his sto6lsing in
Deer lodge, Christmas. Ills family which
has bren visiting lhnr. ,lurin2 the i;t5t
m3nfh. returned home with Ni.n die fol
towing day.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY. j (: I;

sspiss5:, ia 81 James Church. Services every
SintiaH. except the t.& Of each IaUfth, al 80
"A. H. am; Ica T. NJ. sunday school every Sunt ay
lit 1896 l. II. Il. =. PRuUT, Rector.
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Taylor & Irvine have sold their ranch
a few miles west of town, embracing
about 900 acres, to Conley = McTague.
Irvine Lake and water right go. with the
purchase. The price paid was $5, 900.
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Church nf Christ - Services Sunday school
JOB a, II. I'Ec#rhirg. 11:.n \, N: anG 9 p. III
y. J.. s. T. d., 2. ii. Junior Y. 7. ): c. j..
3P. NJ. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evenings.
A. 3 MCEARIANE. Pastor
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s,,|teriHs.-F Preaching at il 80 a. M and
7Mir.N NJ. Sunday snt.oi 1T Io.sDA. Nj Christian
iJ.papht EUn.ntv' il - Il, Prayer meeting
"Wednesday at7.a1 4. III.
j. " 5ilI.i4Ais Pastor.
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Worknen are now anEsa; ;scA in putting
u new roof on the F,still stable.
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Tbe coolest weather Of the winter is
now upon us-tlcrmoneter way below.
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Cnthniic.-Mass Is celebrated at Deer Lodge.
A. Nj. second Sundayat st. Michael's church. FlilIl
Greek valley. mouth of Douglas creek; fourth Sun
day at st. Thomas church. iielmvle.
r. DERYCKERE, Priest.
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The dog tax for 1894 is now due. Tag
vDur doc ..E
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DEER LODGE MONTANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1894.
The HOLIDAYS are now over and every

The holidays are now over and every
BODY has settled down to business again
Our merchants enjoyed u good holiday
trade, much better than anticipated. 1t
seems Il little strange, but some OF them
rcporta larger trade this year than last
There were not so many high priced arti-
clcs sold. hut there was a large increase
in sales Of lower priced goods. 1t is be-
llcved that many dollars which have
heretofore been sent away for Christmas
presents found their way into the Golfers
Of our home merchants, which speaks
well for our people.
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Miss Mary Mills has spent Il very pleasant week
with Deer Lodge friends and will return to iielena
next Monday. accompanied by Miss Alice Cole
man who will visit with her n few days
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MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.

Trains arrive at Deer Lodge on Montana Union
Railway as follows:
NORTH BGtfNi:.
No. 1-GarriSGn Express, ss,...........Ii.s 30 A. NJ
No. 1-Freight and Passenger. ....... 81" p NJ
SOUTH BOUND. ,-
No. 2-GarrisCn Express. s.3i A. II
No. Freight ana Passenger. ....... 1."!' r ~
All mails at Deer Lodge lOStoslce close thirty
minutes hcfore train time. LEW COLEMAN. T. NJ.
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Miss Mamie Douglas and Miss Attic Birdseye,
two OF Deer Lodges bright young teachers, spent
the holidays at their homes They returned to
their schools in Anaconda list Monday.
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LETTER LIST.

Following is a list OF letters remaining
uncalled for in the Deer Lodge post
nilicn IanllnIN G. 1891: -
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William Mari, ex-clerk of the district
court of Madison county, has been APP
pointed postmaster at Virginia City.
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There will be regular services at st.
james church tomorrow ut 1l.3O i. m.
and !. y. III. ~
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Great bargains in lamps at the Deer
Lodge Drug Co.'S. 2On
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Mr. and Mrs. S. i. I4arabie entertained Il large
numbered friends at their homeon Friday evening
last. The house WAS beautifully decorated and
lighted and I. fine lunch was served during the
evening,
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After the installation of officers on
Wednesday evening, the Knights of
Pythias and their guests rounded up the
evening with social dance and refresh
ments 1t was a very pleasant affair and
was thoroughly enjoyed by those present,
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information is wanted Of Sam Long.
who formerly resided at West'ield, Wis.
Ills brother, Frank Long, of Westhc1d,
Wis, will pay 800 to anyone sending IN
formation OF his present Whereabouts.
State papers are requested to copy.
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The Young Ladies' Cooking club Of this
city very handsomely entertained 4 large
number of invited friends at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Bielenberg
New Years evening. The evening was
passed in dancing and kindred pleasure ;
and an elegant lunch, prepared by the
young ladies, was served.
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David Scott, Of Race Track, who has Just re-
turned from Il visit to Scotland. w;ls in town this
week lie took passage ttl the same St"amersrom
Naw York with Frank Mason, whom he parted
with at Liverpool. Mr. Mason pursuing his Journey
toward spain.
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james Hartford came, over from Top ODeep
last Monday. He reports deep SHOW III that sec
ton, and Il portion OF Ills Journey WIS made on
snow shoes, '..s ~
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Judge l}rnntly convened district court
this week., and the jurors, as published
Hast week, reported Eor duty.
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Miss Rose OMHey, who has been spending the
holidays with her sister at st. MaryS academy,
salt Lake, returned to her home IN Deer Lodge
Wednesday,
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1t will always pay you Wc'l 10 patron'"%
Il nrn that gives ,yol. lir5t-ciass goods III
the lowest possible prices. lou will ge1
all this and coutrous treatment III L. l..
Bonner Coinpuny's, Deer lodge. 15-tf
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Deputy Sheriff stebbins went over to
Sunset last week and sold four placer
claims and Il lot Of chnttel property be
longing to the Superior 4 Sunset Mining
Co., under attachment in favor OF the
Tuttlc Manufacturing L. Supply Co. for
the sum of S2,3S6. The property sold
brought only $3l5.
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The Independent whist cinb held their
regular meeting with Mr.. and 2'rs. II. g..
Walton Thursday evening, About fifty
As.gasssa. ent and The most an" hostess
rlS#sss fss ed their guests ina very pleasant
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Roll Of Honor OF the Is,nd of Hope.
The following members OF the l5and OF
Hope have been present and answered
TO their names with texts every Sunday
for the past four months
Mamie Larabia, Allie Lowry, d"
Reth Larabie Annie Lowry.
Sue Iari,hir Linda iihrdenbrOOk,
Mary Rs:aton, Oracle Lowe
The following members have been
present and answered to their names
with texts every Sunday unless sick or
out of town:
Marjorie Catln, Helen Fox. ..
Gussie Belenberg, Annie Bieienberg.
Cora Wood Abbie HardenbroOk,
Violet WhitwOrth.
The following members have been
present and answered to their names
with texts every Sunday except one
Gussie Walton and Isabelle Martin.
BETTE G. WILLIAMS, Leader.
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T,LAsslCAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
Normal and PREF ,ratory Courses Special
Courses in Art. Music, Typawrtins steno-
graphy, Bookkeeping and school OF Mines.
Department Of Engineering and Chemistry
including Mathematics, Surveying Mechanical
Civil and Mining Engineering, Metallnrsy Min
eralogy, Assaying, General, Analytical and Ap-
nyled Chemistry, Blowplpe Analysis, Etc. Open
to both sexes on equal terms.
For terms ETC., apply to Rev. james Reid,
President, Deer Lodge Mont
r Arabic BROTHERS Il CO.,
--BANKERS--
deer Lodge, Montana DO q General Banking
clpal 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.
s.ELARAB1E C.x LARRAHNE.. HS RED
7,HE THOMAS CRUISE
l. SAVINGS BANK,
HELENA...M MONTANA.
.. Incorporated under the laws of Montana
RAID IN CAPITAL. Slo0,0H
THOMAS CRUISE E.......:.............p PRESIDENT
FRANK II. CRUISE E................V wee ffesaoeht
W. J. COOKE .. Secretary and Asst. Treasurer
w. ). SWEENEY. lieasoiel
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Thomas Cruise, FElnk u. truse
W. j. Cooke John Fagln,
W. J. Sweeney.
Allows per cent, interest on Savings Deposits
compounded January and July.
Tralsacts d general banking business, dra"
Exchange on the.principal cities OF the Unite
States and Europe.
Sell money orders Oh all points in Europ
first class State, County, City and School BON"
and warrants bought and sold Loans made 0
real estate mortgages at 10 per cent. Money ft
deposits can be forwarded by drafts, check
money orders, postal notes, registered mail {
express.
Office hours from 10 a. III. to p. nj. Also c
Saturday and Monday evenings from : to9 o.cl0c
RorTL1NG WORKS.
J. E. VAN GUNDY.
Deer lodge, Mont, having bought and put IN u
most approved machinery for generatil
Soda, Saysaparilla, Ginger Ale, Lemonade al
all Carborate Drinks, with experienced Wor
men in charge, I am prepared to furnl
them bottled OF in charges for fountain
promptly on notice, and as low as any house
State. Address orders to
> J. E. VAN ;iuNnY. Deer Lodge, Mon
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Edward Simpson, superintendent of the
Mammoth company. came to Deer Lodge
last week. He says his party had to
shows. through four feet Of snow for about
three miles to get to the property; but
while there he erected two shaft houses
Of lumber, the snow being too deep to
secure logs. He now has Il force Of seven
men employed ut the property and has
things well fixed up Tor the winter, hay
in" supplies for several months on hand.
Two shafts are being sunk ON the prop
erty, one Of which shows a ten-foot
ledge Of gold-bearing ore. Mr.. Simpson
returned to the Mammoth on Thursday.
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W. are informed that the two little
daughters Of Mr. .jnuns0n, OF Garrison.
who narrowly escaped death at tAe flm"
lit1l, Elsie t,purrier WAS Killed, are much
Improved and arc nUN able to sit up. ".
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-01-06

d. 4. Bishop. OF Hamilton. came up to SPEND
New Years with Deer Loiaa friends. He took
his New Years dinner with Mrs. WileS and family.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-01-06

A Deer Lodge gentleman informed us
yesterday Of q story told to him by iIorn
Lip, Chintman employed at Ills home,
of certain threats made on his {lIorn
Lips life by some of his colntrymen. 1t
seems t!tat Lee Wing was arrested anA
jailed At philipsbHrg some time ago Tor
theft, AMI chat he WAS released on bond a
short time since (some Of his friends
going on his hond) and came to Deer
Lodge. On his arrival here, Lee Wing
informed his friends that Horn Lip had
furnished Information which led to his
arrest and imprisonment. 1t is stated
that Lee Wing and his friends are all
lli!rhbindars. and that they have threat
cned to kill Horn Lip.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-01-06

Most Of The students at the college who
went home 10 spend the holidays have
returned, Several new olos are expected
II, 1rrjEt I.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-01-06

Two men named Thomas Ryon and
John Hayes were brought before Justice
Stackpolc last Tuesday, charged with
breaking into the house Of Eli Dezonrdi, a
few miles south OF town, on New Years
day They waived examination and were
held in the sum of $500 each. They are
now the guests of Sheriff Nelson.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-01-06

!! tnse hair has been made to grow a
nuturli color on bald heads i'll thousands
oi cases, b. using i[aIi,s Hair ltcneWer,
Why Viii ii liot III Nnrr c;tse.