The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-19

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in the practice Of law 1T Virginia City as
soon as his successor arrives.
The Office in the !.acle'le hotel is being
fitted up with taste. We suppose it is
!; owing to the new clerk who took pos
session last Saturday Eight.
= W. M. Award received this morning
large stock Of garden seeds from the we'll
known house of D. Landreth & Son, and
! are prepared to fill all orders for the
! same: :, ,
The new furniture for the county offices
!. has arrived and is being put in place as
!, fast as it can he got together. So far SIS
!, We have seen it, it is very handsome and
5of best material: ..
F. w. Young, special agent of the Pa
!, eific branch of the Washington Fire &
! Marine insurance company, with head
ssquartess at San Francisco, was among
!, the arrivals last night.
H., Col. Ed. Ferris received dispatch this
morning from Fon du Lac, Wisconsin,
Informing him Of the death Of his mother.
!. Nj. E. NJ. Ferris, his brother, will leave
for that place this evening.
~ We have before US the catalogue Of D.
Landreth & Sons, dealers in seeds. This
Arm II, was established in 1884, just 100
!: yissrs ago, and have by honest dealing,
acquired atrade second to none.
i III. rhos. Sudlow is now delivering the
daily and weekly to the patrons Of the
; CaRoalci.s, and any who do not receive
their paper should notify him, so that
he may correct any Irregularities.
!. Governor Crrsby has teleeraphed to
!. Washington requesting the War Depart
imept to order temporary supplies sent at
once from Fort Shaw to the Blackfoot
agency, Is the Indians will be left with
ont anything to eat after to-day, the 18th
4. inst, and 1t will be impossible to send
them anything from Helena in time.
John Worth has added to mis- otherwise
r-tasty and handsome place Of resort, one
!. Of the handsomest clocks we have ever
seen. It was bought for him by and has
7; the br4nd Of Pease & Steffens, jewellers,
Bozeman, Montana. The wood work is
I, handsomely carved, made Of cherry and
IL intended to match the other fixtures
ofthe establishment.
. While it is gratifying to note that
:: m1ny are coming forward and paying
their subscription fer another year in
Il advance there are quite number on our
lit Who have not done 90 and who want
their paper continued. In view of the
: pressing demand for money, we have
not felt like persistently urging prompt
;,pAyment; but all who can do so will OBJ
: lixe rs by coming forward. 1t takes
7 money to run paper. Those who can
not pay money may pay in produce of
any kind at market value.
The report Of the fabulous richness Of
fhe.Drum Lummon n inc, is one that is
cheering to the heart of every Montanian.
That it is not in his immediate neighbor-
hood cuts no figure in the case, as that
which will benefit one section, is felt all
!: over and and advertises Montana to the
): world at Large. We will come in for our
!: share Of any of the benefits derived FROM
: opening up and developing Of any new or.
old mining centre. They will want our
produce, our -four, our butter, our eggs,
.,our. poultry, our bacon, and last but not
s,least by any means, our coke.
J. The new prohibition law just passed
by the Iowa legislature appears to he
i about as cast-iron, copper-bottomed,
j. Materproofa piece of legal mechanism as
. could well be devised for making tenn
-perance thorough and unpopular. The
: only loophole left for tipplers is the per-
s4aiesion to import foreign intoxicants in
bulk, though as the same must be sold
/. in the original packages, single drinks
>. win be hard to get. Probably the law
wil.be about % effective as the famous
Maine law, simply making smugglers
and law breakers of the inhabitants, and
.beineing in . food efbad whisky in place
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