The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-21
From Mondays Daily

Dr.. H, "A. Russell, Crow Agency, is
among the late arrivals in Bozeman.
CT. Hobart, of the National Park was
in town Saturday as guest OF the Nor
them Pacific.
Chas. Hossfeld, an old resident of JEFF
ferson county and for long time one Of
its county commissioners, displays his
autograph at the Laclede.
F. d. Pease, of Livingston, and we
might say of Bozeman too, as he so fire.
vuently makes US visit, was over Sat-
urday on some business connected with
his various mining interests.
Otto Fisher, the commercial traveller,
who was arrested here and taken to
Helena, for a violation of the revenue
law was fined in the sum of $500 includ-
ing costs, etc.
Architect Vreeland has completed the
plans for the new addenda to the court
house, or rather for the new building de-
signed for the county clerk and the rec
ords.
Judge Galbraith has decided against
the Deer Lodge court house, holding that
the question of raising money to build 1t,
must first be submitted to vote of the
people.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
hay e concluded to postpone the ice cream
sociable until next week, Wednesday,
and not Saturday next, as previously an.
nounced.
Hon. E. w. Toole is in town for few
days, on his way from court at Billings
His practice is co-extensive with the
Territory and no one stands higher at the
bar of the Territory.
A. Lamme & 20. have just made quite
large shipment of goods to Livingston
and filed another and shipped to parties
up the Yellowstone; and yet some parties
claim that Livingston has shut Bozeman
off from large trade.
Mr.. Case, who has been travelling in
the interest of Mr.. Story's Touring mill
and who has had several very successful
trips, started yesterday to extend his
trip into Idaho and points contiguous to
the Cnur d'Alene mines.
Thos. G. Bach, of New York, an attor-
ney, has arrived in Bohemian with a view
of locating here in the practice of his
profession. Mr.. Bach comes highly rec
commended and we trust will meet with
sufficient encouragement to settle among
us.
Our Office is now fitted up with :ele-
ephone and is known as No. 81. Any OF
GUS friends using the system will oblige
us at any time by communicating any
thing of Importance, or if they have any
thing to say can do SO without accom-
plishing any pedestrian feats.
Mr.. Joe Elliott, an old-time ranchman,
of West Gallatin, returned yesterday from
Belknap He is not much excited over
the rich diggings, and advise those who
are making living to be content and
stay away from the mines. He also i'm
forms us that the report Of Mr.. Sales be-
ing connected with any claim jumping is
false.
We understand that the coke will be
taken from the coke oven to-day but they
will take it off to-day, more as an expert
ment than otherwise, and to demonstrate
to their satisfaction the result SO as to be
governed IN the future. We will say,
however, that no doubt exists that the
coal will coke well.
FIR. Pulford returned yesterday from
the Ceur d'Alenes. He thinks it is going
to be a great country, but thinks that it
will be another year before it reaches its
prime; has no doubt that there are rich
mines there. Steve Howes, Ashley
Cooper, and Nose Decker are at Themp'
son Falls and doing well,
A local amateur dramatic club will soon
give series of performances at Maguire's
opera house for the benefit of st. James
Episcopal church. There is fine array
of home talent and their productions will
be worthy of generous patronage. Full
particulars Will be announced in due sea
son. The money spent at such enter
tainments is.retained at home and dedi'
Gated to useful purposes and we bespeak
for them liberal patronage.
Through letter received by A. ]. Ma
lin, from Martin Maginnis, it would seem
that the prospect is favorable for the pas
sage of the Cinnabar and Clarke's Fork
railroad bill. Mr.. Maginnis says the
main opposition to the bill came from
Gen. Sheridan and Senator Vest, but he
thinks they have made up their minds
to no longer oppose it. He says he will
do all he can to help it through. 1t is to
be hoped that no further objection will
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