The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07

Somebody is looking for snow. A car
load of cutterc put in an appearance on
the streets yesterday.
The National Park Improvement Com
pany are about closing the terms Of pur.
chase for Ponsford's bridge across the
Yellowstone.
The work of street grading goes rapidly
forward. Contractor Alden informs us
that the grading will be finished This
week, when he will gravel the streets.
A new 400 pound city dray appehed
on the street this morning behind Elliot's
clay bank team. The dray is exactly
similar to those used by Chicago freight
es.
Judge H. N. Mcguire writes from st.
Paul that much interest is taken there
in the mines of this country. The MOVE
ment for concentrating works thefe is
rapidly assuming proportions.
Sixteen dogs have thus far been IL
censed and in a few days the other 500
dogs on the streets will commence taking
homeopathic doses of lead from the city
poundmaster.
1t is rumored that the Denver owners
of the Northern Pacific hotel will tear
down their building and replace it with
fine brick structure in the spring.
Arthur Elliott purchased this morning
handsome dray from the firm of Sebfee,
Ferris 4 White. Arthur is rustlef and
can now wait on his patrons with greater
ease and alacrity.
Receiver Carlin has on exhibition in
the land Office the prettiest pair OF elk
horns It has been our pleasure to SEE for
some time. He will send them east to a
friend.
Owners Of property in Dakota, resident
here, are thigh kickers" because Of the
impossibility of selling their property in
the" divided territory" One Bozernan-
tie sold three teams near Fargo last week
on three years time, no payment down.
The Miner is in receipt of the first num-
Der of the Bozeman daily Chronicle,
bearing date Of NVember LIST. This is
the first daily ever issued at that place
and We welcome the new sheet and con-
graduate our neighboring city upon its
acquisition.
The family of Mr., Conroy, Of Bloom.
ington, Ills, consisting of his wife, three
young ladies and two small children, ar
rived Sunday, and have since been domi-
ciled at Mrs. Fraziers, on Bozeman street.
Mr.. Conroy will rent house until spring
and then build.
did you vote?" II did" twill they
let us in do You Think" II do"
"Howly mither! won't that be fine Mike
forhen it will be state of Montany and
the b'ys will have free farhiskey1"
"Whisper! we'll all be alderman thin
for Dimicrats will run the state intirely."
Mr.. A. w. Rasc0m, one Of the losatoFs
of valuable prospects on the new gold
fields of Lisbon, Dakota, is in the city
and received information this morning
that the quartz on his location assayh
from $40 to $500 to the ton. Nothwith-
standing his prospects there MI. Bascem
is satisfied Dakota can't compare in any
way with the beauty and riches Of the
Gallatin valley,
This is election day. There lisa peace
full calm lowering in large sized chunks
around the saloons. The man who wis
full last night and needs q drink this
morning, is Grabbed and will vote for the
first man who will give him q drink.
The old topper wears heavy countenaqee
and signs frequently. There is a silent
gloom everywhere, and all because man
kind has been cut of from it's usual sup
ply of stimulant. The saloon man is
about the only one happy, he will enj6y