The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-07-04

for you" has made him Wild, Dad man.
So be careful.
John T. Carlin and wife arrived from
Ohio on Saturday. Mr.. Carlin is the
gentleman who supersede Mr.. J. V. Bo-
CERT as receiver in the United States land
Office here. Mr.. Carlin we think will
very acceptably fill the position to which
he has been appointed. Until the COM
pletioh of the new land office, Masonic
block, Mr.. Carlin will occupy portion
of Mr.. Bogert's Office.
Billings has young woman employed
in the Headquarters hotel as a waiteress,
of whom it can be said is the only one of
her kind in Montana. She is decided
Albino, with white hair and eye brows
to match, with rather weak eyes, the pu-
pills of which are red. She, of course,
creates great deal of curiosity and talk,
and it may be that the proprietors have
secured her services to attract business.
X. Beidler's famous story about the
train that went east through the Big
Horn tunnel carrying with it several
Crow Indians, whose dogs went around
and waited at the mouth of the tunnel
until all had starved, has been slightly
remodelled in the east. The story as
told there states that it took the train 80
long to get through the tunnel that the
dogs died in dispair and disgust at the
long delay.
It has been known seven or eight
years that veins of copper and silver
combined, exist in Sixteen Mile creek,
but only of late has much interest been
paid to them. It is now believed and
confidentially asserted by those who
have prospected .in that district that
some very valuable mines will be opened
there. We have been shown some very
fine looking specimens OF argentiferous
palena from Sixteen Mile.
At least five Western Union Telegraph
operators along the Montana Division of
the Northern Pacific Railroad have been
engaged in swindling the public for sew
eral months past. Their mode Of opera
ton was by over charging, destroying
copies, etc. H. w. Filbert, for long
time in the employ of the governments at
Miles City, is said to have organized the
scheme, and owing to the detection of
one of the parties he flew, in what direc-
ton is not known.
See notice of missing in our columns
Mr.. Randall is well known hereabouts
and is the father ofMrs. E. A. Rouse and
the family are much worried over his
disappearance. There can be no doubt
that some accident has befallen him.
He was occupying some land in dispute
and a serching investigation should be
made az to his whereabouts. We hope
this may lead to facts which will at least
relieve the anxiety Of his distressed rela-
tives.
Messrs. James T. King, Robert King,
R. NJ. Cline, M. Calm, of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
and two gentlemen from Philadelphia,
arrived on Thursday, and on Friday left
for the Park. They expect to be gone
one month and are accompanied by
Nelse Catlin and his outfit, consisting of
eight saddle horses and six pack mules,
all loaded with necessities. On the trip
coming to Bozeman they killed two buff
falo after having exhausted their supply
of lead, consisting of 25O rounds.
Cards were issued last week for the
marriage of Mr.. Magnus A. Lundwall
and Miss Isadora E. Gormley on Monday
evening last at st. Paul's church, Virginia
City. Mr.. Lundwall is, and has been for
several years, an efficient and honored
employee of the Arant Courier. Miss
Gormley is an accomplished young lady
of Virginia City, where she is highly re-
spected and beloved by a large circle of
acouaintances. The CHRONICLE presents
its concentrations to the happy pair.
The Legislative, Executive, Judicial,
Military and Naval Departments of the
Government were represented yesterday
in Bozeman in the persons of Senator
Edmonds, vice-President, Chief Justice
Waite and Justice Gray, Of the Supreme
Court, Gen. Sherman, general OF the
army, and Lieut.. Arthur of the navy.
These gentlemen and the ladies accom-
panying the party went east, except Chief
Justice Waite and Justice Gray, who
will Join Gen. Sherman at Fort Ellis.
We are pleased to hear of the organlza-
ton of a responsible company to devel-
one quartz locations in Gallatin county.
It will be well-backed with eastern CAPT
tai. we are assured by Judge Mcguire,
one of the promoters of the enterprise.
The plan will be to sink shafts upon
leads in various districts at the same time
shipping the ore when the prospects
seem to warrant, to ascertain whether 1t
would pay to continue shipments, or to
erect reduction works on the ground. 1t
will be stock company. This Is move
in the right direction.
What was known as the eight mile
bridge on the Yellowstone river, where
the road to Emigrant Gulch crosses, has
been completely swept away. Not
stone or timber is left of it, Fortunately |
1t went down in the night when no one
was crossing, but notwithstanding the
recent report of its dangerous condition,
published in the CHRONICLE, it was used
up to the last day of its existence. Some
heavily loaded teams had crossed over 1t
the day before it went down. 1t seems
almost q miracle that it should have
fallen when no extra weight was upon it. |