The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1896-02-07

council might have been disposed i,
ge tlielr minds upon this proposition
were IT not for the mistaken idea that the
public would ccnsure them for chanpiul
shelr policy after having gone on record
~ pcing5 favorable to another plan. Many
good man changes his mind, All good
iheh cflange their minds when after in
Se's1l @atlon o1 4 subject they become con.
Vlfced that they at first took the WRONG
Sta'ld' lhere We're certain local cOndi-
Gons Which entered into this entire t1lcs-
| tlon that We're not on the surface when
1lle movement was first nauuurate1
ne men behind the project originally
were probably not IN position to be
made aware Of these conditions. There
lore no censufe can be attached to any
alderman in this matter It is the opin-
loi mere that the whole question has been
disposed Of for the present and that it
VII oe Z good thing to let it rest until the
le@lslature meets again, when it is gener-
ally believed and hoped that d law will
pe ehaeted entirely abolishing public
gambling houses The following is the
letter which was read at the city council
Thornton: :, - :. = :
10 the City Council:
y return herewith, without INV signature an
otdt,ifilce passed 1T your last session regulating
s%,n,, ~, ,i1e nalslF, prohibits al gambling
a certain block in tt,e rtty h,s han' r,,,,io
Tor gambling for many years, and it has been car
~, ~ y grade opr II the measure now be
COMES Il lHpf II will Dr itr
present Ijns ina NV, ~ 1, eesss eSteu peyo us
to the injury ana annoyance Of our peonyt on, % ha
more objectionable than where nov confined. It's
,,is,,r - sat.ipli u municipal act meets with
into new places 'e'.s - ioi''s y
In regard TO compelling canine Ia ia carrad
~. 1l'"il sie SECOND story OF buildings, there is
ts CIV l;Hm,,,inu jtt,"iI @ ~ t, ts peeols law of
der thesecrecA thai viii follow. II is moi nroner
or eNpedent to give 50 much scope to it, and I'M
uet thf system OF licensing now prevailing it
l,,,sr % IA t',,tle a, oeilllat II may be always
officers. - ''s's=iiNi0n y 'A'es p'osei
1t would be far better at this time TO cnrtail
Us altitude rather than under the guIse Of regu-
rnnnil r. ~ @ Mols1o recommend 10 the
looking 10 the entire prohtion Of .s,mhling
w. NJ. THORNTON, Mayor
-
y new lnlnlng device to supply placer
l1llfles WIN water is soon to be put into
-Illls Hela ~ u, l. Leahy Of Anaconda.
rue outllt winch he is now ready to in
=tfosuce IS something entirely new in the
placer mining business Of this country. 1t
viii 40 away with fumes, bitches and
eall1ls and the usual labor of pan wash
ing and rocksrolliny usually incident to
placer mines The outfit in question is a
pumping engine ranging from one 10 25O-
ilofse power and runs without steam,
water. IRE, on electricity This engine
can be had to force water up a pipe / 900
leel WIN Il Very strong pressure. Where
hp rIYr,ntn.S =
mo u1,r,,neas ns;tl tl,;s - -
at oun.third fila ,rt,,,l ca.t - o1,,,.+,,s.
inr n, ordinary, =
is somewhat n,,zlli,v f.,, -.
never sppn s,,nl, -,
how ii can vnrl. INT = 4,
=pipcc OF m1rtIinarv and ha,, 49,,
tested. and muSt Give e,tis f.,t;n,, r,r,s,
the fact t1at thnra IVA trl.,, .,vor S, ono
pI f}pm i'm art,,aJ nra rrt;, t>,,+ 81 ,,.;I
certainly hu hnnafactnr to tha ,,1.nor
mining industry 81 thc st,ta as 1b.,ra NO
hundreds Of rich nl,cay minns = a. oa,,.
not be worked "a, ,1.ls - ,,ato,.a 49,, 49,. ;,
many eases where there Is votar - ia
vicinity of tha m;ra, - ro,,,,;,ox.,,.,h
m pnormn,,s= olt1,v or j, h,,,. ,,,.3 ,,,,,,,.,,
TO oct it.tbat the mina i .h,naona,,
rather than hazard the necessary. risls
Mr.. Lpnhv Is now rn,,],- - ,,,,nt, ,,;.e>.
and terms and viii sbnrtlv sat o,,o -, -
cony;nrar JJa