The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-28
tFrom fridays Daily


There are twenty prisoners in the
county jail.
Can any one ask for more beautiful
weather than we are now experiencing?
Don't forget the skating carnival on
the 9th. 1t will be the first Of its kind
in Bozenan and novel sight. d-l9-O
DIR. Hunter in a private letter informs
us that the polls at Hunters were not
opened on election day, and that all is
quiet on the Yellowstone.
Some ofour milk men are giving twelve
quarts of milk instead Of ten as pre-
vio,lsly. Has the change been actuated
by competition or more water?
Thomas Henderson Boyd, manager of
the Holland company is in Bozeman
arranging for his troupe to appear here
early in December for four nights.
Messrs. Cook and Catlin LETT last night
for an elk hunt. Messrs Cobb and lines
are still out, and if they have the lncS
they anticipate We can expect Bozclnan
to overflow with wild meats.
Mr.. Munter, the furniture man. has
been mourning the loss of a very valua-
bic and valued lockct He adverlises it
in the daily CHRONICLE and at once found
il at home.
Superintendendent Mckee, ofthe Boze-
man coal mines was in town This morn
ing and says that the narrow gauge
branch will he finished by December the
18th
Who says the Northern Pacific railroad
officials wont pass Montana editors. The
Helena Herald is prepared to deny the
statement as the high officials this week
! ssed them-on the streets.
There is every reason to believe that
Bozeman will be supplied with all the
wood necessary this winter. From every
direction it came in to-day, and sold on
the streets for s. a cord.
J. NJ. Lindley has rented his warm and
commodiOus lodging house opposite the
CHRONICLE office to Minger Il King.
These gentlemen understand how to
run such an institution and will UNI
doubtedly do well.
1t will be noticed that the CITY Meat Mar
ket take the opportunity offered by the
daily, to herald the fact abroad that they
have a supply of meats always on hand.
Remember the fact that man who adj
vertises is always good man t, do bust
ness with.
Parties from the Park inform us that a
corp of engineers are at work near the
boundary line. They are supposed to be
a party sent out by the Union Pacific
railroad company, to survey route for
branch road up the Madison river to the
Park.
Postmaster Anderson returned yester-
day from few days hunt. He left the
balance of the hunters, who were going
to Spanish creek and will not be back for
ten days They were having good time
and killing plenty of game.
The .Little Mac" mining claim, situat-
ed in the Short Hill district Of Emigrant
gulch, has been sold to eastern parties
for the sum of S23 600 The vein is q
feet wide and the ore Is of soft, chalky
formation, carrying over $50 in gold to
the ton.
In Mr.. Thos Boyd, manager Of the
Holland comedy company, we recognize
a Philadelphia gentleman, who was en-
gagged in special reporting for the Record.
Mr.. Boyd has seen great deal Of the
world since those days, but still has in
his heart warm place for the old Qna-
ker city. His company is the best that
ever travelled through Montana.
Daniel Maxey to-day sold his coal
mine near this place to james K.
Maxwell, of the state of Delaware, for the
round sum of $4,000 cash. 1t is said
that Mr.. Maxwell is an old Pennsylvania
coal miner, who having accumulated
competence i'll coal operations east, pro-
poses to deal to a certain extent in coal
lands in the west.
1t is our honest opinion that Bozeman
is to have in the Holland comedy com
pany, the best performances that have
ever been seen here. Geo. Holland, the
star, is Il son Of the celebrated Holland,
who amused our fathers and mothers
years ago.
L. b. Odds, of Red Bluff, is on bus
mess trip TO BozInan. Mr.. Odds was
member Of the 9Th legislative assembly
Of Montana from Madison county and
We then haze the pleasure Of forming his
acquaintance, buth of us enduring forty
DAVIS incarceration, framing laws for Mon
tana Territory.
c. Libby has secured lease Of the
Northern Pacific hotel for the next year
and this morning paid so on his rent.
This hotel rents for $3.50 per month.
furnished throughout. His restaurant
will be closed after December LIST, or else
run by another party. 1t was thought
that Mrs. Hopper had secured the rental
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