The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-23

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY q, 1854.
THE CITY CHR0NICLED.
rrom Thursdays Dsiiy.)
Jno. Walsh's condition il such that his
doctor will not allow visitors.
DID. Smith, Of the firm of D. D. Smith
4 Co., i quite i'll from an attack Of sore
throat.
Rev. Mr.. Hanna will deliver another
sermon this evening 1t the Presbyterian
church.
T. B. Sacket has gone TO Rathdrum to
Ct some pointer" on the Cour d'Alene
country.
Don't forget the masquerade at the
skating rink. Saturday night. It will be
the finest yet given.
"Y doan't u git the tellegraf moose. Ell
did wood take the KRoNlcLE," writes
man from Salesyille.
The numerous COW owners came to the
marshals Office this morning, paid their
fines and drove their cows home.
One drunk and disorderly victim Of
the flowing bowl atoned for his sins this
morning before Judge Dawes.
James Gulrey arrived from the east
this morning. Jim looks hearty and we'll
and moreover comes back single-not-
withdrawing the circulated rumors.
The weekly CHRONICLE will contain .
full account of the proceedings of the
constitutional convention. The number
or numbers will be good ones to lay
away.
A dispatch received just IS we go to
press Gays that Robert Harris. manager
and Vice-President Of the Erie railroad,
has been selected - the President Of the
Northern Pacific.
A raid will soon be made on the un-
licensed dogs of Bozeman. Our officers
want an ordinance passed similar to that
in force at Helena, which authorizes
officers to shoot dogs on the street.
A celestial, answering to the name Of
John Chinaman, has hearing this after
noon before Judge Dawes, for pulling
his pop" on John 6. Ashley 1t Cooks
blacksmith shop.
John Worth will open his handsome
saloon to the public. John has done bus
iness in Bozeman for somtime, and will
endeavor to make his new plGce - pop
ular Is the old one was. Drop in to-
night.
Mr.. G. X. Barnes will recuperate for
few weeks before again entering the rail-
road business. This will give him an op-
portunity toread the flattering notices he
has received from the press along the
line of the Northern Pacific.
The statement of the affairs of the Gal
latin Valley National Bank, published in
to-day's CHRONICLE, shows that that IN
stitution is solid. The exhibit il fat
tering one for Bozeman 90 well - for
those connected with the bank.
Il will be seen by our advertising
columns that the firm of Hinchman 4
Award have dissolved partnership. Mr..
Hinchman and family will leave o. soon
- he closes up his business for the east,
where they will remain until spring.
Il ID now definitely determined that |
Charles s. Fee is to be general passenger
and ticket gent Of the Northern Pacific,
with H. c. Davis a. his assistant. His
jurisdiction will extend over the whole |
road and branches, and the allied lines |
Of the west end.
A large number Of railroad men were
paid in Boseman yesterday. The effects
of receiving SIS on some of them was
seen later in the evening. A man must |
have strong will power who can resist
getting full when money is thus thrust |
upon him in such large quantities.
In the election of Hon. W. A. Clark for |
President of the Constitutional Conven-
ton at Helena, the convention paid .
:merited compliment to Silver Bow county |
and at the same time recognized, in |
fitting manner, the eminent ability of
one of our most prominent citizens
Miner.
See the nose? How red it is? No, you
cannot light cigar on It. It was made |
by drinking too much "bit" whisky.
Maybe it is the reflection from this nose
that makes the beautiful sunsets. If you
had such nose as this you could paint |
. paper the color the Courier once was.
A man was arrested on Tuesday for |
stealing and killing an OK belonging to |
Andy Cowan, of Hillsdale. The offender |
drove the animal to town. where it was
killed at Burton's corral. Other parties |
are supposed to be criminally interested
in the csse, which will be tried before |
the Probate Judge on Monday next.
Since the Radenburg lice has prophe. |
sled forty-day Chinook it 10 notice
able fact that marriages are more frequ-
ent. The cause Of this is thusly explain. |
Cd: Before marriage the young man
spends his money for cutters, and sleighs |
his dear. After marriage other business |
occupies his mind and he sleigheth not.
Consequently, We are to have no sleigh |
ing and marriage is to boom.
A Bozeman youth has responded to . |
Leap Year proposal in the following pa
thetic words:-"Moly, will marry 700
ifyoo will seace Chawn Gum. Women
what chaws Gum all the Time can't have
phase in my Hart 4 Home. i like your
stile q fegcr but - sayed afore can't
81 wont stand you chawn Gum all the
time People will think 700 don't get
;moosh to eat. firmly yourn in all other |
Respecks, WILL"
Some Free Advice.