The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-31
Another Chapter.

That the history Of l.ivinynt..n's ras-
cality may be complete VIZ publish
Sloan's letter this week, and would have
done so last week had it been placed
within our reach:
LIVINGSTON, N. T., Dec. u, 1884
By.u" l'resland. ksq.-pFAK SIE:-Your
favor OF this date vt hand ! can readily
see the game. ] have seen Mr.. Pease.
We heard he WAS coming over, and VIC
have prepared for mass meeting to ELI
dorse him tonight. Mr.. Eaton saw when
he came here that he could expect moth
ing frou, our hands, and his coup d'etat"
would be to make Your people think that
or some one else was candidate. and
SO scare r,lSl, to him and secure his
election. =a-s,
candldly admit that Ne would spring
candidate, and there was some talk
about it, but CONF 'arison Of cold facts
satisfied every one that u man would only
be set up t. bt. knorkcG down, and ther.-
fore Nominated one. Major Elton. No
far A. ! tan learn. is creature OF the
character that suits the clique you were
telling me of and think they will strain
every nerve to elect him. cannot imag-
what q ok and bull story they will have
here election day. but one thing is very
manifest. and that il the vote will be
light. Yours Truly. Pro-"
H. NJ. SLOAN.
In this connection it in well t. say that
Mr.. Vreeland, to whom all the letters
were address, happened to be in Livin1s-
ton on business. and learning that ,lisa-
lection WAS enln,inent. ~ friend Of Mr.
Peasr. made ina tries among the leudin:
= .liticians rs t.. its s'a,,s.., and was inn,s-
Gently led az lamb to the slaughter. Mr..
Vreeland 10 no politician and his connec-
tio,, with the utf ,ir M. acttlate,t only by
friendliness to Mr. Prase and zeal for
the Democratic party.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Hart, sold their
household effects last week ansi removed
to Helena.
Ed. Elliott. formerly with I. o. Power
4 Co.. Of this place, and now II Helena.
il visiting friends here. -#..5 ...=
In the case of Tracy VS.. Robinson. ct
AL, the court decided that it had nj juris-
diction in the matter and consequently
dismissed it. ~, I-l=
At the Worlds Exposition the work
Of improvement is being pushed as fast
~ an army of workmen can execute the
directions
Very few Bozeman ladies' have signi.
fed their intention t. recelve'on New
Years day but No doubt there will liz
~ large number - ever before
Such of Montana horse thieves rs
have escaped the halter or the peniten-
tiary are prospecting in Idaho. Fifty
horses were stolen recently from Nor
gan's ranch. Bear river e
In an interview with Mr.. STRAITS, re
garding the matter now in court, he in.
formed us that there was II" doubt that
he would ultimately he fully indicated
from the unjust charges made against
him. zr..5
A. H. Yerkss has purchased the
BoEeman Chronicle from 5. Ianghorne.
NJ. Yerkes is a practical printer, good
newspaper man and was the founder VI
the Billings Post; while later he was
business manager of the pepper he now
nwns.-Mineral Argus. -
Tho Northern Pacific has issued cir
cular instructing all persons occupying
gound lying within 200 feet Of the center
line of the compsny's right of way, with
out the consent of the company. t" va
cate the same within ten days from, the
date Of the circular. .zza -
Rev. W. e. Shipper, Of Butte. las re-
ceived letter from Mr. Wilkerson under
date Of December 18th concerning the
delivery Of the lWilkerson History of
Montana. He explains the delay Of de-
livery very satisfactorily, and says it il
occasioned by y chang Of publishers, and
also dy having on hand larZer amount
of matter than was calculated upon.
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