The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07

at the intersection Of Main AMI Bozemal
streets, and they will no doub prosecute
the work with vigor and bui ! as man,
as they have funds provided n.
The CHRONICLE office is for le present
on Bozeman street, in the lo bVildin;
formerly used by Messrs. ST. rsDurger 1
Sperling, as warehouse, an upposis'
Mrs. Frazier's, boarding house 1t is nea
Main street, SO that few steI viii brin,
you to our door. Come and MS.
Reports reached us on NJ nday Of ;
terrific wind storm at Living On, which
prevailed on that day. 1t Sc nls seine
what remarkable to strane rs that :
violent storm should prevail I .erc, whel
at this point we had no wind 1t all.
With three large cisterns III the cente
of Main street, Bozeman vi no,s b'
able to cope with fire. The location 0
the cisterns have been made 50 that If :
fire should occur near them no difficult,
will be experienced in working at the
wells.
Arthur Truman, of Spring Hill, say
send him the CHRONICLE for six month";
on probation and if he likes it he viii
take more. We consider this equivalen
! to having him on our books for life
Arthur has returned from visit to hi
old home. They all come back.
Sam Lewis new bath rooms wer
opened to the public on Saturday nigh
. last. They are fitted up in palatia
style and elegant in all their appoint
ments. Sam is determined to keep VI
with the times and has furnished Boze
man with something to be proud of.
The second term of Mrs. Clark's schoo
opened Monday last. From an acquaint
ance with this lady we can confidently
recommend her to parents as an accom-
plished teacher, and trust she may b.
we'll patronized Our little ones will bt
home about March LIST, and that is WHERE
they will 90.
Our District Attorney, Thos. r. Ed
wards, we regret to announce, wa
confined to his room, but we are in hopes
will soon be on our streets again in his
usual good health. We congratulate hin
on having the good care and attention
afforded at the Home of such womanly
woman as Mrs. Hubbard.
At a meeting of the Northern Paci.
fic directors in New York, January 18th
vice. president Cakes presented a report
It SAYS work on the BoZeman tunnel had
advanced 694 feet, and 296 remaining tt
be cut. A temporary track was being
laid over the mountain at this point
pending the completion of the tunnel.
Sam jackson 80 we'll known to. trav.
elers to the National Park, as an exper.
fenced guide to those far famed wonders
of Geyserland, has Just returned from a
visit to the old freside, better pleased
than ever, that Montana is the best
country after all. Sam called at the office
of the CHRONICLE, left his name and the
"ducats" for one years subscription.
Hon. P. w. Meadow, of Billings, has
introduced q bill in the Legislature to
regulate city ard village plats. The re-
cording of plat is made to operate as a
deed in fee simple to the streets and al
leys designated in such plat of any town
or addition thereof, SO that the original
owner cannot set up title thereto and
blackmail subsequent purchasers.
We are always pleased to see our
friends, and those who wish to transact
business with us, but it makes us tired
to have loafers sitting around our press
rooms, asking nonsensical questions,
keeping our employees from their work
and making themselves a nuisance in
every way. Those who have used our
Office for public reading room for the
past two weeks will please tax "tuln-
ble.'
We received the other day subscrip-
ton from a stailnol old Repub GEE, VITO
made wager last fall that Mar I NiagiD-
mis- would not be elected. He I'D only
been reading Republican p; .5rs and
thought he had "dead thing bat he
lost, and now he says he vents reliable
Democratic paper, so that he :.A have
both sides, and perhaps save in 81 ne
money.
We acknowledge the receipt # the cat
alogue of high bred stock, sued By
Messrs. Hunfley & Clark, owl srs OF the
Riverside stock farm. We al glad to
see such enterprising gentleme engaged
in improving the stock of our Territory
and wish them abundant success. Those
who desire to purchase trOating and
thoroughbred animals, would do well to
give them call.
The weekly CHRONICLE will always con-
tain all the important local news OF the
week, brief resume of the happlngs
abroad, intelligent editorials upon every
topic of general public discussion, and a
choice selection of interesting reading
matter touching various subjects. In
fact it will be paper that none can
afford to do without. Do not borrow and
read your neighbours, but subscribe while
it is young.
Laurence Isaacs, who was charged
with embezzlement, had a preliminary
examination before His Honor, Judge
Didawick, on last Thursday, and was
bound over to await the action of the
Grand Jury. Bail was fixed at $500 in
default of which he was lodged in the
County Jail. Isaacs will be remembered
as the man who disappeared with 5. NJ.
Fitzgerald's horse and sleigh, mentioned
in last weeks issue.
Hon Daniel Searles, one of the editorial
staff of the Butte Miner, made call at
the sanctum Of the CHRONICLE. We re-
gret very much that we did not meet
him. Went out to hunt for him, but
everywhere we went he had just left.
Hope he will not think because we owed
him a hat on the election, that we lodged
him. Send us your measure Bro. Searles;
also the kind and quality you wish to
coveI your editioral brain and we will
charge it up to Maginnis.
We acknowledge some very pleasant
calls from ladies, but fear they from
their known modesty) would not like to
see their names in print, SO forbear pub
fishing them. We like the ladies. Our
mother was a lady. We liked several
when we were young. Didn't know
which one we liked the best. We mar
ried a lady after many years have not
repented it since. Call again and move
too, we shall be glad to see. Give you
some "pie" next time if you want it.
NJ. G. Hall, General Agent for the
Northern Pacific Express Co., is in town
on his way to Helena. Mr.. Hall expects
to open express offices both in Helena
and Bozeman this month. Three weeks
ago he was sitting under the shade trees
Of Magnetic, Florida, where the Their
mometer stood SO 9 in the shade. AT
that place he caught McMicheal, the de-
faulting express messenger who skipped
about month ago, having abstracted
$500 from the packages of which he
had charge.
The festive drummers with their funny
stories have been here numerously the
past week. They came, they saw, but
they did not conquer much. The rail
road is too near to give large orders, as
formerly. If there is anything that a
commercial traveller dislikes, il is Ito use
their parlance) to be ''skunked,' because
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