Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-08

duc,iou 10 his royal Hlghness. He seemea
r. he . very fine man Oi the kind, "no
had about male up my mind t" Ask "'n.
for A loan. bet when 1t came to the Po'"'
I filtered, and s,aa,mered out, "m ~.
be 90 kind y to(losn me the BOOK OF ''",-
monsf., This favor was readily granted
ard tho next morning was INTRODUCED 70
one Of Brigham Young's conductors OF
the q MR.. This young s"pl'ng sa'o
he wa on the trade; that he woulo 'aNe
any kind Of produce for fare TINS was
was an excellent thing for me. rs was
fifty miles from Ogden aid had no'n,og
but the products Of seven years Toll IN
Montana 70 get there on. So, happening
IN rememb that had Montana sadoie
blanket and chrome of the editor OF inc
Bozeman Times, I asked him 1t h. would
take the former and ser me i" Ogdtn via
the U. N. r. R. He hesitattd, and l Ore"
the Rozenan Times EDITORS chrome on
him lin the meantime keeping the BOOK
Of Mormo,e exposed to view and told
him that it was TAG mile of the only
saint ard prophet in Montana he se'zed
IL and ,hrust it and the old saddle blanket
into the junk car and went on his way re-
ioicing. The train made these fifty miles
in less than q day-0f course It was mostly
down erale-but that IS better time than
any hull rail, ever made in Montana 1t
wa cant re, a good, big broad gauge
grand trunk railroad in Montana. 90 in
for little narrow gauge val'se road like
Briglmm's. Il beats Walkers line.
On arriving in Ogden the soothing syl-
labes Of Small pox NJ town, sab !" we're
whispered in our ears by porter of Afri
can descent, who made desperate effort
to pet hold Of my paper vslisr and carry
1t to his masters down town hotel. He
was I ne most persistent individual OF The
kind | ever saw, and when he saw that he
could not get hold of anything. lie asked
me where | was raised. This vas more
than your humble servant could sta"d,
and am willing to rake my solemn oath
| hit darkey was raised on No. 2 boot.
Thoughts of smallpox, scenes OF black
and white running here anil there, and
the blowing of whistles, seemed very odd
to me compared with the quiet and health
full surroundings Of BozemaE had re-
Gently LIFT.
Mos, cruel and outrageous was the Or
d Of the Supreme Court of this Territory
to cause the sale of Brigham Young's
cows to pay Ann Eliza all money (ali-
mony), for what time she had lived with
him. when carrots, beets and cabbage are
the currency of the Territory, and gen.
orally taken in part payment. On the
morning following the sale his wives, 81,
and his babes, over 100, were heard to cry
aloud for milk for their coffee. Wet
nurses were adv. rtlsed for. but to no pur-
pose. Is the delegate to Compress, Geo. @.
Cannon, hid all the wet women in the
Territory engageato feed his young guns
while the lady Cannons were in Washing
ton city.
The United Order is the latest invention
of President Young. The way this is to
be managed, as near as can learn, is this
All good Mormons will put their money
and property into the Order, and super
intendent Is appointed to look after it and
supply those good Mormons with the
necessarits of life. This is the best order
of things have come in contact with for
many years, and have thrown my all
everything into the Order and am now
happy.
A genealogical undertaking took
place the other day at the Union Pacific
depot which, perhaps, you didn't hear
about, Two runners came together and
No. accidentally tore No. Is vest, where.
upon No. turned and sought for No. rs
combatativeness by pounding him on the
back Of the head with his fist, but failed
to find any pugilisuc symptoms there.
No. . said he was not paid to fight. No.
/ said it was all right, that what he had
given him was free, and No. said it was
no.logical undertaking. No. rs cost. 81.
tits rumcred that 3 gentleman of Evans
ton is about to STAR a paper with Scandi-
navian reading on one side and English
on the other. Yours, &c.,
s. d. LUTES.