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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-13
Proposals Wanted.

IN compliance with an order made by the
Honorable Board Of county Commissioners,
January eth, 1851, proposals are hereby invi-
latin county to do such printing as may be
required by said county during the fiscal
year, ending March |, 1855.
bidders will state price per folio for adver-
tisements, giving price iOr first insertion ana
for each additional insertion, also the rate
per folio for rule and figure work and publish
ing financial statement. For job work bids
will be received for the following: Notice to
Taxpayers, on postal cards, per l0Go copies.
Assessors blanks, full sheet, l6n cap. per 1000
copies. Special poor tax receipts, with stubs,
on 2oib folio. per 1890, bound in books of 100
each. Road tax receipts, with stubs, on I'D
folio, per 1850, bound in books of 50 each.
Postal card notices per 100 and each addition
al 100 Letter-heads. lfIfh. per 800 and l0to.
Envelopes, xxx, per $40 and 1000. Half sheet
blanks, on lGib paper, per lUl, each additional
100, so and each additional so Quarter sheet
blanks, on l5tb paper, per ltD and each ad-
ditional 100, 80 and each additional 500.
The term "folio Is defined in section 9S9,
page 6I9, revised statutes. Bidders will fur
nish affidavit under oath Of the bona hde
circulation Of their respective papers in the
county. The successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish good and sufficient bond
in the sum Of 5000. with two or more Sure
ties, to be approved by County Clerk. con-
ditioned for the faithful performance of con-
tract and the execution of all printing in
good and workmanlike manner. Proposals
must be filed with the undersigned on or be-
fore March 3, 1884. NJ. N. BLACK,
County elk & Rec'r.
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SCIRE FACIAs.

In the District Court, of the First Judicial
District Ofthe Territory OF Montana III and
or the County of Gallatin.
JACOB f. SPEITH AND CHARLES
kRUG, Plaintiffs, Against
JOHN BLUM, Defendent.
Action brought in the District Court of the
First judicial District OF the Territory of
Montana, in and for the County OF Gallatin,
Gallatin, in the Office OF the Clerk Of said Dis
trict Court,
The people oi the Territory Of Montana,
send greeting 20 John Yluin the above named
defendant. You are hereby required
to appear before our said District
Court on the first day OF the next reg
ular session thereof, to be held in the town of
BozeInan city, in said county and Territory,
to show cause why q Judgment, rendered
against you and in favor OF said plaintiffs
Jacob F. Speith i Charles krug, on the 18th
day OF April, a. D, 1915, should not be revived,
and be and remain i: full force as heretofore
entered, and for the amount found due to
plaintiffs on the day herein specified, as will
more fully appear by reference to the COM
plant on file herein
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply
to said court for the relief demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
District Court OF the First Judicial District OF
the Territory OF Montana. in and for the said
in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-four.
THEo MUFFLY, Clerk.
T. NJ. GARDNER, Deputy Clerk.
VIvION d MAYHEM,
Plaintiff Atty's.
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The Ceur d'Alene.

Three men arrived from Eagle City,
via the Belknap trail yesterday, and are
at present stopping at the LaClede hotel.
They say that it is the heightsOf folly fol
people to 60 to the new mines at present,
as there is no work and less money, the
trip is difficult one and fraught with
danger. The Belknap Townsite com.
pany backed by the First National bank
of Denver, have corralled eighty acres Of
land at the nearest pointon the Northern
Pacific railroad, and have given nalf of il
to the railroad company, who in return
agrees to use its influence todirect travel
and traffic by this route. The managers
Of the Belknap townsite are building q
road to the mines at present, distance
of twenty-eight miles. This action will
undoubtedly knock the spots of Of ell
other routes, and during the excitement
the Belknap company will unload and
clean up more money than will ever b
taken out Of the minsa.
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The 7. II. Z. Association.

A mass meeting will be held on Sunday
evening, February l0th-hour and place
to be named hereafter-by the Young
Mems Christian Association of Rozeman.
Amongst the many and varied means
of intellectual, moral and social develop
ments, which are to be found IN most of
our large towns and cities, the Young
Mems Christian Association is acknowl-
edged to hold a high place. 1t is an
organization which, in every respect, is
broad and liberal. While adopting the
name of young men, it still lends help
ing hand to ill, young or old, who desire
assistance. Though calling itself "Chris-
tian," it does not exclude from its men,
bership those who are not. In the name
of the association the word christian"
has q two-fold significance. It points
first to its highest work. 1t says:
intellectual development is not our
only work; we do not stop at social at
tainments- higher yet through the
moral to the attainment of true morality.
Its second significance is, mo sectari-
anism." 1t is not Young Mems Pres
byterian Association, not Young Mems
Methodist Association, nor a Young
Mems Baptist Association, but Young
Mems Christian Association, for this
term embraces all; no matter. what the
predominance in numbers is, no select
has q pre-eminence.
The advantages to town of possessing
Young Mems Christian Association are
not to be measured. With its rooms
open every night. warmed and lighted it
offers to all young men a pleasant and
profitable mode of spending their even
ings.
Some five weeks ago a number of the
young men of Bozeman gathered and
organized Young Men Christian Asso-
cication.
Nearly every association IN the country
has it reading room open day and even
ing; has its weekly debating club or
lyceum; its course of free lectures; its
song services; its social entertainments,
and what not of legitimate means for en-
tartaining yonn. men.
Oar B,z..uan ass,.iati,n proposesto
b. not whit behind the others in its
work. Already hall has been rented
and in q few days will be opened to the
public. We understand that already
books and money have been pledged to
the library and the indications are that
Bozeman people will soon be pround Of
their Young Mems Christian Association.
The meeting Sunday evening is held
for the purpose of interesting all in the
association. Speakers have been Sc.
cured who will tell Of the work proposed
of it's advantages and Of the needs 70, it
in our own town. Besides the addresses,
singing will be marked feature Of the
meeting-keep your eyes open for the
announcements aud be sure and come.
GEO. BYRON .MoRsE,
rostoy, Baptist Church.
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Early Eecelleetions.


= ~
I1tks early days Of Miles City, eleven
youag men, among whom was . minister
fresh from the States, organized . mess
and dubbed It the Hungry Eleven" A
Constitution and bylaws were framed
BY . lawyer Of the messland I'd. pied,
and altar purchasing 1t IN enormous
price elegant table ware and an abundant
supply Of estables, the party hired =
.Chinsss cook, rented . house and began
10 ct - they said, decent grub at .
ssmall cost" Things went on swimingly
fer swhils and it became necessary to
,sppoint Q stewart to furnish the table
with the latest Injuries Of the then
sparcely-upplied market. After going
mhsed for several months in this manner,
each soentaadiny 10 the treasurer at the
end a. Nevsanonsh the amount that it
was I'll agybd should Be- assessed, the
ssesstSsy md treasurer called meeting
- 1Eamine the financial standing of the
naA A close examination of the books
showed that $500 worth Of provisions
he'd besa purchssed and never paid for,
and that the seward appointed At the
hrst Of every oesAb. having no know
ledsa AZ -fAs sctions OF his predecessor
had underworld 70 supply the table very
slabontsly, and thereby win the sncon-
iums Of his fellows. To say that there
was CONSERVATION in the camp but slight
" expresses it, there was the widest
Kind Of profanity in profus,on and
charges and counter charges made, to
And that afepa few months existence, in
whid III had lived 70 cheaply and 60
.sstisfscterilly. brought them individually
in debt. It was then agreed to break up
and ct the next dinner two cases of beer
and case of wine were ordered and
.drank. There are very few people who
ihavs ever been enabled to obtain the
particular of this bacchanalian feast
bat let 10 draw the veil Of charity over
the scene and tell of only what we saw
At the head Of the thirteen marched q
prominent photographer who carried
like sword, tn rod Of their handsome
chandler, the tsiumings having been
broasa 64ia Order 10 make tho part he
boss nms0sfdl and handy Is weapon
Of defense. The scared Chinaman barely
escaped with his enc and handsome
Aishes were broken into fragments. Thii
was during the Aush, early times o.
Miles City, when money was plenty and
sasily obtained. Since then We otter
ssod the names Of some of the young
men Of the Hungry Eleven" in the
Miles City papers. Some Of them have
prespered, but ssd and frequent as II
ellen, = ~ nav country, the majority o
Shsse bright young men have become
useless - citizens and stained theil
names NTH ipelorions proceedings
From thss day " this private messe'
AaSs ~ hssa Pepsiss II Miles CITY.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm of j. B. Sennett Il Co.,
will please call and settle with the under
signed,
J.F. HARVEY.
January 81. 1884. 1882.
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lnS S1lI Lk1nONlkkEUs
0ssn Thursaay's Daiiy.)
SIN Leroy. . attorney 1t Livingston,
seo11a1fla Bosessan to-day, while en-
pouS b Helena.
About twenty couple will leave to-
night for the ranch of Mr.. Sanford Ruff
N, where IN enjoyable evening will he
I spent. .ss
WIN. hewitt leit last night for Spokane
ralls, expecting 70 be gone two weeks.
He viii visit the Ceur d'Alene mines
whils away.
Nuusr Waite. Of Butte. has covered
Busn5 forfeit money for . bard glove
eonssst for $500 side. Articleso of agree
ment will Designed.
From friend now sojourning at Jack
sonville. Florida, We learn that p. w.
.lacAda(F - Vie U Billings are their
and ID (ndld tosaeave in - few days for
NEG OflsaaA g & 4 =
In reference 70 the action Of the Min.
neapolis Board Of Trade, in the matter Of
ths Northern Pacific land grant forfeiture,
Il u looked upon by the citizens of this
section of the northwest a. entirely un-
necessary, and out of place..
Il VIII - -aoeicsd thst D. Marsh, the
photographer comes to the front to-day
with . large advertisement. Mr.. Marsh
- now doing . rushing business and an
examination OF ms WORK WI" prove al
h's sfafsmen" TO oe correct
The Benton Record, daily and weekly
publication has gone to the wall and is
numbered smone the institutions of the
past, ThS kSsss1 was an abusive and
immoral sheet, unworthy of patronage
and in the natural course of events it
welt down. leaving upon the surface an
inslorious name.
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To Rent.
A cosy, comfortable and convenien
small house. Well and wood sheG handy
Apply at Chronicle office. tt
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Notice of Hearing.
90 40 DE,DTy

APPLICATION TO SELL Personal PRO
PERTY.
Probate Court of Gallatin County, Montah'
Territory:
Notice is hereby given that Louisa Burton
the executrix OF the estat . OF Mark burton, 0e.
praying for IN order of sale OF the personal
property Of he said estate. the hearing OF the
same has be iii fixed by said court for Satur,
day, the second day OF February, 1881. az AZ
court room Thereof. at the court house OF the
County OF GaIlatin. and all persons INTERESTED
in said estate, are notified then ana there 20
appear and show cause, ifany they have, why
said order prayed for should not be made.
Up. MARTIN,
Dated Jan. 18th, 1884. Ex-Qfdcial Clerk.
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Taken UD.

Taken Up.
Came into my enclosure, eight miles
northwest of Bozeman, about the 10th OF
November, 1883, read and white spotted
cow about four years old. No marks or
brands visible The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take
the animal away.
S. ID. PARSONS
Bozeman, Jan. 49, wi Bozeplan +. o
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Take Notice

th0 NOCICe.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Tate & Smith on note or ac-
count contracted prior to January LIST,
1884, are hereby notified that the same
must be settled at once. BY giving this
prompt attention you will save cost.
wifi TATE 4 SMITH.
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Plymouth Rock Eggs.
Having purchased a number 0
thoroughbred Plymouth Rock chickens
l will be prepared In the spring to sup
ply eggs for Matching.
diff A. X. YERKEs.
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Notice.

And guide yourself accordingly. All
persons indebted to us that have not re-
sponded to our statement sent, we will
offer their accounts sold to the highest
bidder through our weekly papers, and
that very soon.
w55-57, ELLIS & Brown
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Take Notice.
The undersigned is authorized to coli
Get the outstanding bills due Htrnbert &
kennett. All are requested to pay at
snce. JAS. HAsBRorcE.
Jan. 18th, 1884. CHRONICLE Office
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Lost.

Between the rink and Mrs Finch res
idence a gold enamelleG satchel locket
and contains the owners portrait. Please
return to the CHRONICLE office and be
rewarded. d72-tf
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Take Notice,

lake N Ot1ce.
James Hasbrouck is now delivering
the Daily CHRONICLE. All those who
fail to get their paper are requested to
PROMPTLY notify him.
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BORN
CAREY.-In Bozeman, February 9Th, t.
Lenard H. Carey and wife, boy.
PERTINENT POINTERS.
Found.

A morocco pocket-book. Owner car
have same by APPLYING at this Office.
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Owenhouse sells saddles and harness,
also pays highest cash price for hides.

Worth will keep as fine goods in his
line as can be produced. 72tf
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Valentines, Valentines new and at
tractlve designs at J. H. Taylor's.
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In the District Court, Of the First judicial
District, of the Territory Of Montana, in and
for Gallatin County.
A. W. TANNER, Plaintiff.
VS..
WILLIAM H. DRCMMoND,
MARY C. DRUMMOND,
CHARLES F. BUSHNELL,
EMMA f. BUSHNELL, Def's.
By virtue of a decree, and order Of sale, is
sued out Of the above court, In favor Of the
above named plaintiff, and against the above
named defendants, will sell at SherifFs sale,
on the 10th day Of February, 1884, In front Of
the court house, in Bozeman, county OF Gala
tin, Montana Territory, between the hours Of
o'clock n. M, and o clock p. H., of said day,
all the right, title and interest, that the said
defendants or either OF them have in and to
the following described real estate, situated
in the county of Gallatin and Territory Of
Montana, and more particularly described as
follows, viz:
All that part of the 8 VIZ, of the n, of
section !, township =, s, range east, included
within the following metes and bounds; COM
mencing at point on the west line of the said
Is w Il of said quarter section; seven hundred
and thirty -four and one-half (73412) feet south
OF the N W corner, thereof; thence east three
hundred and seventy-nine and One-half (1N9lL)
feet; thence south one hundred and thirty-twO
Q32) feet; thence west three hundred and
seventy-nine and One-half Cs791a) feet; thence
north one hundred and thirty-two Q32) feet,
to place of beginning, containing one acre,
more or less.
CHAs. p. BLAKELEY, Sheriff.
Dated this 2lst day Of January A. D. 1884.
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PREFERRED LOCALS.

ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY Is the only pure
native Champagne equal to any imported, and
but half the price. 3Otf
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LADIES' night hereafter will be Tuesday
and Thursday. at the roller rink. d72-74
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TIE REV. GEO. H TAYLOR, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to BHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CUSE.'
Sold bv Hinchman Award.
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SheriH's Sale.

In the District Court, OF the First judicial
District, of the Territory Of Montana, In and
for G0llatin County.
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Vlollns, guitars, accordions. flutes,
received 1t J. H. Taylor's. S3-tf
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Montana Ii now the flCno6t VeI11VOTy
in the union. Its natural advantages are
many. The mineral reeiona Of the rich
est kiud, it's arabic land the most fertile,
and the grazing country the best in the
world. It has an area Of 49, 6S miles,
larger than the whole Of Great Britain
and Ireland sized up together. The lati-
tude is the same as northern Italy and
Switzerland. The 45th parallel crosses
the southern portion which is exactly
half way between the equator and the
north pole.
In referring to the trainers Of this Con-
stitution, it is but justice to state, and l
bear willing testimony to the fact that
whstever may be it, fate, your work has
been characterized by an untiring zeal
and energy, fixedness Of purpose, and
an intelligent study and examination Of
every subject proposed, which have
elected the warmest Communications and
the admirot,ons Of all. Said Hon. w.
A. Clark ON Saturday In taking leave Of
the members Of the Constitutional Con-
vention.
Hon. W. A. Clark, president Of the con-
stitutional convention made . short,
brilliant speech 1t the close of the con-
vention on Saturday night. In closing
4 Al
must soon be spoken, and We 60 back to
our homes and avocations, l begto assure
you that you carry with you my fondest
prayer that Heaven may dispense to you
and your families its choicest blessings,
and that each one Of you may live to
hail the state Of Montana; TO enjoy the
benefits it will insure; to share the
honoss il NAY bsssew. (ApplansaA1
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Ingestion,
Consumption, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skin? ShilOh's Vitalizer Is a positive
cure, sold by Hickman Award.
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SHILOHS vITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price ~ and
ward.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by Hlnchm0n Award,
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up t. DOualdaonvillc.

-
Now for the advantages that the ba-
you with an embaukmeu& simalar to
PlaqneGine and charter q MARROW gage
railroad to run Of both sides of the ba-
you on the ~levees, the cars can be
made to dump coal in front of every
place not OBTAINING the train hut a few
minutes. thu charter can he ~ drawn
for them t" deliver coal, an sugar. an
rice ut special Rates, the Public Roads
will not b. used in bad weather, thus
saving time and money in repairing
them. the mails can be carried daily
and the railroad Oilce constructed, the
bayou population will double il a few
years, the increased freight will he but
IL trit4 t" compared the vast ben-fi: gain
ed. Some will Say you will ruin the
rice culture. we'll the SOONER a part Of
that is ruined the b. tier tor the hath
and prosperity Of the. people but it will
not ruin rice culture mary planters are
raising rice in the Attskapas who pump
all their water and l will venture the
assertion make as good ii profit as any
on Lafourche, besides the waite, is not
reliable every year, but when it is
pumped it iuso'es perfect irrigation.
The money expended on the Lafourche
~levers, can he added to the general
fund and keep streDthen the river lev
ees.
l have no axe to grind. have nothing
TODD with rail- Dads. but | am con viuced
from what l have seen, they are the
great civeliser Of this country.
The Gre vases aud cutting Of levees
will 80 on from year to year and in the
near future we will have 10 bayou.
and vast sums will have to be spent
digging canals. whereas if the bayou
was Onc shut. hundreds Of canals
would be speedily dug into 1t, opening
mp vast plantations and happy homes
for many thou sands to come. Show us
a better plan.
observer.
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Observer.

Here IS an instance Of good repartee.
They were two solid citizens. One was
bald. but rejoiced in a fine. luxuriant
beard. The other had a heavy growth
OF hair on the head, but was very bald
as to his chin. The bald -chinned c,ti-
zen was a very laxative individual.
whose conversation wa. rapid aud
in%cessa"t. Meeting the bald headed ci
tizeo one day in a company Of gentle
men, he opened fire on him touching
the ~harrenness of his sc"nce.
"What d" yon suppose" said he in
his rafting, vivaci"us way; what do
you suppose, is the reason that yon
have no hair on your head, and 50 much
oa yonr CHM"
"Well," said the other, very de
~iberatefy, '%'scien.ists say that men who
work with their bruins create such a
heat in the scalp that the hair is worn
off,
THAT sounds like a likely theory"
said the l"quacious citizen.
Eyes, it dOes," returned the other.
and I think your case a striking il
Of its probability. Now you
plenty Of hair on your head, and
ON your chin, which just backs
up the scientific theory. because all
your work is done with your jaws
nothing doing on top"