The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-21
THE CITY CHRoNICLED.
From Tuesdays Daily

Having learned who the Miners Bozc-
man correspondent is, We now breathe
freezer It was the worst case OF mis-
taken identity that ever shock the walls
Of our massive mind.
T. b. Sacket ia home from Helena,
where he has been to visit the Langrishe
entertainment Sacket could not resist
the attraction Of again seeing the old
time favorite.
The result of the election in Madison
county. SO far as heard from, is as fol-
lows: Cooper, democrat, l65; Burleigh,
republican, l52; Dahler, democrat, l4l;
Howell, democrat, Dol; Galloway, repub-
lican, 1877; Bull, republican, IOl.
The cold snap which took possession
Of Us this morning, is due to the fact that
We went into raptures over the delightful
weather Of yesterday, also because our
Dakota ncighbors are beginning to have
their billiards..
4uC WSCAiy SnhOSl ls8 Jul tO-ulplloW,
and contains twenty -one columns OF
solid reading matter. The weekly
CHRONICLE is now the best weekly in
eastern Montana, Notwithstanding the
fact that it has not been established one
year.
Muir is without postoface, causing
much Inconvenience to the citizens of
that place. The postmaster resigned
without notifying tn. people and conse-
quently they will have to wait until
action can be taken and the usual cor
rcspondence gone through with.
Petty thicving seems to be pretty
freely INDUCED in now that winter is APP
preaching. Two overcoats were taken
from the Northern Pacific hotel Sunday
night, and our pswn-brokers say That
there is constant inquiries by owners for
articles supposed to have been stolen.
Our worthy and talented friend Hen
dry, of the Livingston Enterprise, has re-
turned and concluded to issue his paper
in the evening hereafter. During the
short time the Daily CHRONICLE has been
running VI. have been led to believe
that it is more acceptable to our citizens
than Q morning paper would be, and are
. positive that it.can be operated some
what cheaper.
During the building Of the Mullan tun-
mel on the Northern Pacific, there were
but two fatal accidents, though several
thousand men have been employed on
the work. One man died from injuries
received by premature Discharge of a
blast in shaft in May 1882, and the
other was killed by cave in the tunnel
December oath, the same year. The
total number injured was 1888.
The Bozeman daily CHRONICLE, made
its first appearance last week. 1t is pub
lished by Langhorne 4 Yerkes, the
founders of the weekly CHRONICLE, and
IL six-column folio, democratic.i in poll
tics, well edited, and filed with local
news. The publication of q daily paper
in Bozeman is q venture attended with
some risk; but the proprietors of the
CHRONICLE, are equal to the occasion, and
will make it stick" if anybody can. We
wish them success-Madisonian
The United States Grand Jury, now
sitting in Helena. has found two indict-
ments against Hector Mclean for rob-
bling the United States mails ut Wood
vile, Montana; also In indictment
against William Turner for selling whisky
TO Indians on the Blackfoot reservation,
The Territoritorial Grand Jury has
found bills against Charles Mayo, James
Clarke and John Ryan for burglary and
grand larceny; also two bills against
James Sullivan for burglary.