The new North-west., 1896-04-10

Il "Trip 10 the ioyal Ihe mill is dropping
! rs stamps night and day Oh high grade
arn aud the mine is Iii better shape for
rtn'lotnicAl working than ever before.
ttrarge Sword, representing the whole
sair liquor house Of iiallahan Il Mac CAL
rum of Anaconda, was in Deer Lodge
asst Monday. While here he took sew
erAl orders from our business men.
]. 3. McMaster was down from the
Cottonwood mine Tuesday aud from him
we learn that he has five men employed
running level from the 100 foot station
and that the work is progressing rapidly.
No better selection for city marshal
could have been made than that OF Tom
stuart His record for nerve is estab
'islcl from the battla Of the Bic Hole
| down and he viii make an excellent
officer
LIE NEW NORTIlWEsT acknowledges
the receipt OF an invitation to the cere-
mony OF laying the corner stone Of the
state Normal school at Dillon, to take
| place on Thursday afternoon, April 8, at
3 o'clock.
1t is reported that the Colorado smell
ter people have bonded the Independ
ence mine, at the head Of ORC Elmo gulch,
for $4,000 and will begin operations
there BY erecting q concentrator at an
early date.
A rosebud was received in Deer Lodge
this week that WAS plucked three years
ago and carried by one Of the Peary ex-
pedition to the arctic. 1t bears almost
i all its freshness and retains its color un-
| impaired.
Mr. Jordan, pastor Of the Christian
church, will lecture next Sunday evening
on the subject, "That Girl of Yours"
Exercises will also take place under the
auspices Of the society Of Christian
| Endeavor.
Conley & McTague have leased Covey
/ Bros. ranch, several miles y2est Of town,
and Al. CoveY has moved his family into
town. They are occupying Mrs. Ding
wallis home on south Main street. Mr..
Covey expects to start for Big Hole basin
today.
The calendar attachment of the clock
in this office, which for a long time has
ceased to properly record the flight of
time, since the reconversion Of the paper
to its old faith, has returned to the accu-
rate and accomplishing discharge of it's
duties.
The reports from the Zosel district
continue to be most encouraging. Work
on the Emery is in active progress and
though some dead work is being done
the output is most satisfactory. A full
description Of the camp will be given
! next week.
Judge Jason W. Strevel Of Miles City
passed q day or two in town during the
week. The judge is recognized as one
Of the ablest members Of the bar in the
state, and he will undoubtedly be the
next nominee of his party for the chief
justiceshp.
Methodist church services next Sun
day: Sabbath school 1890 a. n., Mrs. ST.
Clair, superintendent Subject of ser
mon--11:30 a. M, "Christian RESPONSE
bility;" 'The Model Young Woman" :"
7:30 p. m. Everybody made welcome
+. F. st. Clair, Pastor.
IL is expected lldt ADOut Sl0,UOU Will
be collected for lice enses by County Treas
urer l1allahan, as the result of the SUI
preme court decision in sustaining the
law. Some 60 saloon men in the county
have held back their licenses awaiting
the action of the court.
During the absence of Mr.. Nat Y. Hoss
in the east, the editorial department of
the Silver State is in the hands of Mr..
L. 2. Bowen, who is recognized as
one Of the able and forcible writer's
of the state, as we'll as a newspaper
man of wide experience.
The sad news of the death Of little
Ruth, the six-year-old and youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Frey
schlag, at Colorado Springs, Col, on the
morning of April s, was received in Deer
Lodge Wednesday. She was niece of
Mr.. and Mr.. Chas. Aspling.
The Deer Lodge Electric Light com
pany declared dividend of $40 share
: on Monday. The stock is owned entirely
, by residents of Deer Lodge and the plant
| is one Of the best in the state. It has
been in operation three years, and supplies
complete arc and incandescent system
, Deer Lodge has plenty of material with
} which to supply a sausage factory. If
the money derived from the dog tax